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DISPOSABLE   .   may 12  -  june 10

The Environmental Protection Agency claims the average American produces about 4.4 pounds of garbage a day, 29 pounds per week & 1,600 pounds a year. No, we’re not trying to make you feel guilty. In fact, Americans are not the #1 garbage producer in the world…

But consumer culture makes it all too easy to take the priceless & treat it as if it were meant merely to be used up then thrown on the trash heap. In our new series we let God’s Word teach us how to treasure what truly matters & show that family, marriage, our bodies, time & income are so much more than Disposable.

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saturday worship  »  6p*

sunday worship  »  9:30a* .  11a*/** .  12:15p

(worship is offered on Saturday at 4:45p for volunteers)  *Traducción al Español  **Tradução para o Português

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