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Adjective
– Very imposing or impressive; surpassing the ordinary
(especially in size or scale); “an epic voyage”; “of heroic
proportions” –WordNet (2006)
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Noun
– A long narrative poem written in elevated style, in which
heroes of great historical or legendary importance perform
valorous deeds. The setting is vast in scope, covering great
nations, the world, or the universe, and the action is important
to the history of a nation or people. –American Heritage New
Dictionary of Cultural Literacy, Third Edition (2005)
EPIC Returns April 9
Come discover the EPIC adventure God has in store for you! Join
a lot of other fellow adventurers exploring their role to play
in the epic story God has been telling since before the creation
of the world!
Over fifty people
participated in our first ever session last Fall.
Messiah’s
Spring Session of EPIC begins
Wednesday, April 9
at 7:00 p.m.
with a gathering time in the sanctuary. “EPIC Noise,” our house
band, will rock God’s House with songs of praise and worship,
followed by refreshments (food for your journey!) en route to
3-4 “ventures” scattered throughout the church. Invite a friend
to join you at any of the following:
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“You Matter More Than You Think: What a Woman
Needs to Know about the Difference She Makes” – a small group
study by Dr. Leslie Parrott
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“Movies That Matter: At the Movies with St. Paul
and Pastor Paul” – a chance to kick back and watch some
excellent movies with some theological and spiritual reflections
afterwards. We’ll be watching Hoosiers, The Wizard of Oz,
Dead Poets Society and X2: X-Men United.
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“Recovery and Transformation” – a venture led by Pastor Tim that
considers
the positive change that can occur using 12-Step Recovery
principles
Or
divide and conquer—it gives you more to discuss afterwards!
Either way, EPIC finishes promptly by 9:00 p.m. Childcare IS
available – advance notice preferred. Stop by the display
boards on Sunday morning and enter to receive a $25 gift
certificate to either Applebees or Casa’s – winners announced
Sunday morning, April 6. To register, contact Lark Keltner
(486-3602), or simply call the office (485-8716).