Welcome to The Journey. It is a dynamic, learner-centered ministry developed for seasoned and new Christians. Designed to inspire and nurture your soul, the courses are led by Christian educators, guest speakers and pastors who passionately walk with God. The ministry brings biblical principles and life questions together in a supportive setting where you can connect with the Lord and others.

Join us on Sunday mornings at 10:45 amFor the next few weeks, Legacy will be held in St. Andrew Room .

Normally held in the Life Center second floor Spirit Room

Childcare is provided.

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Jeff will provide us with a six-week crash course covering five world religions, offshoots, and cults which seeded our modern day 4,200+ religions and denominations we follow today.

We will discuss similarities and differences which helped shape our world views.

 

 


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Debbie and Paul Robinson are the founders and chief missionaries of the Charity and will be making a presentation and giving an update on all the activities surrounding the Mission.

 

 


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  • Passover Feast, the Upper Room, feet washing, the Last Supper, Communion instituted, Judas absent.
  • Jesus seeming attempts to get Judas to repent of his betrayal.
  • The holding cell at Caiaphas’ house, and the cock crows three times. The Church of the Gala Catu.
  • The Crucifixion. Possible sites and the timeline of that day.
 

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On the 1st day of the Week (Palm Sunday) Jesus rode into Jerusalem on a donkey, fulfilling an ancient prophecy (Zach 9:9). The crowd welcomed him with “Hosana” and the words of Psalm 118:25-26, thus ascribing him a messianic title as the agent of the Lord, the coming King of Israel. The Roman Road climbed steeply to the crest of the Mount of Olives, affording a spectacular view of the Desert of Judea to the east and Jerusalem across the Kidron Valley to the West.

 

 


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One: Jesus began by taking the disciples to Caesarea Philippi (Banias) also known as “the gates of hell” in Northern Israel.

Two: He heads south thru Jericho and heals a blind man and from there on to Bethany where he raises Lazarus from the dead.

Three: He goes to Ephraim (how long we don’t know) and back to Bethany where he is anointed by Mary and prepares for the Triumphant entry into Jerusalem on Palm Sunday.

 



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Although Jesus fulfilled over 100 prophecies from the Old Testament, we have chosen 12 to discuss. From being born of a “Virgin Birth”, coming out of Egypt, to His death on the cross. All things were foretold in the Old Testament and revealed in the New Testament, through the life of Jesus.

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Scriptures help define what we are called to do and how to carry out our personal ministry as believers.

 


 


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Many of us wear a timepiece we call a watch. Scriptures spell out what the acronym W.A.T.C.H. stands for and how it can be a daily reminder every time we look at our watch, what we need to be mindful of as we go about our day.

 

 


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Jesus talked about bringing the kingdom of God.
“Truly, I say to you, whoever does not receive the kingdom of God like a child shall not enter it.” (Mark10:15)
What does that mean? How does it affect us? The study will explore the deeper meaning of “the kingdom of God.”
 

 


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The Course concludes with discussion of Paul’s letters.
 
Paul was a remarkable person; he must be, as he wa chosen by God to write over one-fourth of the New Testament. It can be argued he is the greatest Christian of all times. He is distinctly qualified to bridge the Old and New Testaments.
 
His name is indicative of his cultural duality. Saul is Jewish and Paul is Gentile. In several of his letters he uses the greeting “Grace” which is Gentile greeting and “Peace” which is Jewish greeting.
 
As much as any believer, Paul lived his life according to Scripture. His life can be epitomized by his own words:
For me to live is Christ and to die is gain.” (Phil 1:21)
 

 


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In 2011, Community Presbyterian Church in Celebration recognized a growing number of families and children experiencing poverty and living in hotels and motels along highway 192. They knew the faith community had a role to play and the idea of Community Hope Center was born. In 2013, Community Hope Center’s vision cam full circle, with our service center’s grand opening to provide holistic care to all those in need in our community a building that was once an IHOP and then a Mexican restaurant became the new home of hope in our community. The goal was to provide a spot for various agencies and providers to a co-locate in one location-creating a “no wrong door” approach to provide all the resources a family may need to achieve self-determined stability. Our plan was to serve 200 families a year; in the first year, we served 1,00 families. Over time, the number of agency partnerships grew, as did the number of families served.
 
 

 


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October 2022 will mark 33 years since the opening of “Ecole Henri Christophe de Bayonnais” School. Prior to the school’s opening the nearest school was a four to five hour walk over rugged mountain paths. For girls, the situation was even worse, because most parents refused to send them to school. The goal was to educate some of the Western Hemisphere’s poorest children,  offering them hope today and a brighter tomorrow. We help our students discover and develop their God-given abilities. Some former students are now teaching in our school. Others are pursuing career training in medicine, nursing, teaching, auto mechanics, Business management, construction, and agronomy. We are proud that 60 percent of our students are girls. God’s Word is an integral part of our teaching, and we support 10 mobile bible schools serving 385 students.
 

 


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Don Baker will be leading us on a unique study of the Gospel of John. By using film, we will let actors bring the words of the Bible to life, and in discussion we will see how those words continue to apply to our generation.
 

 


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This biblical course will take a brief three-week glimpse at Paul’s letter to the churches of Galatia in Asia Minor.  It will provide a concise overview of the letter and highlight a few of its key passages.  It will emphasize the major theme of the book—“Christians are saved by faith and should also live by faith.”  It will also stress the fact that faith is the response to God’s grace.
 
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This is not a self-help concept.  But rather, the guilt-free living we enjoy flows out of God’s guilt-free view of us.   This lesson will show the incredible degree that we are purified by the love and forgiveness of Jesus the Christ.  Scripture references will/may include: Isaiah 43:24-25, 1 John 1:9, 2 Peter 1:3-11, Matthew 6:12, Luke 7:48, Luke 5:2, 2 Corinthians 2:5-11, Colossians 2:12-16, Colossians 3:12-17, Romans chapter 5, and Luke 7:36-50.

 



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The Mission Team will share their Kenya Africa mission trip experience in November 2021. The trip included painting at Casuarina House Orphanage, walking Utange Village to greet and pray for villagers, touring and teaching at Celebration High School, spending time with the students & their families, helping with feeding 500 Club and bible teaching as well as participating in worship services.

 



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The purpose of the class is to discuss how faith and mindset impact how people express their individuality and wellness.  Specifically, we will look at how faith affects one’s wellness and individuality regarding our inner view of ourselves and our outer view with respect to the world.

Generally, people who have great faith tend to be healthier, have a more positive view of themselves, have a more accurate view of the world, and how to navigate within it.  The class will explore the reasons why that it is so and how anyone can create this mindset.

 



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Pentecost is both an Old Testament and New Testament Feast. We will discuss how the Feast was established and why it is so important to Christianity.


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The Old Testament records the stories of ancient people living in ancient times in far-away lands.
Do you know what each of the Old Testament books covers? 
This course will give you a brief overview of each Old Testament book, who wrote it, and when and why it was written but is not meant to be extensive coverage.


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The Mission Team will share their Kenya Africa mission trip experience in November 2021. The trip included painting at Casuarina House Orphanage, walking Utange Village to greet and pray for villagers, touring and teaching at Celebration High School, spending time with the students & their families, helping with feeding 500 Club and bible teaching as well as participating in worship services.

 

 


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The history of the Dead Sea Scrolls and the Aleppo Codex as God preserved them through history.
Follow the Dead Sea Scrolls and their writings from their origins circa 300 BC and AD 70, to their discovery in 1947 in caves in the Qumran area near the Dead Sea about 7 miles south of Jericho. 

About 1/3 of the scrolls contain copies of portions of Old Testament books (every Old Testament book except Esther). 

The importance of their discovery cannot be overstated.

 


 


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Did you know that the Sanhedrin broke the Jewish law 18 times during the illegal trial of Jesus? Attorney Earle Wingo approaches the crucifixion like a trial lawyer, showing one after another the ways in which Jesus was illegally tried.

You will learn:

  • Who the Jewish leaders were, and why they knew exactly what they were doing?
  • How many Jewish laws were broken in order to entrap Jesus?
  • Why the eventual charge of blasphemy wasn’t enough to put Jesus to death?
  • How the charges against Jesus were changed to get the Romans to kill Him?

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Walk in the footsteps of Jesus as He visits Jerusalem 2,000 years ago. We will join Jesus as He heals two amazing men. We will explore the Pool of Bethesda where Jesus healed the lame man. We will visit the Pool of Siloam as Jesus opened the eyes of a man born blind. Join Larry as he brings alive the Scriptures and history via the biblical accounts, archeological discoveries, through a PowerPoint presentation. 

 


 


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Mark Miller leads us visually through the streets of Jerusalem where Jesus traditionally walked on the way to the cross (Via Dolorosa) – from the Antonia Fortress where Jesus was tried and condemned by Pontius Pilate, to Golgotha where Jesus was hung and died on a cross, and to where Jesus rose from the dead.  We will stop at 14 significant traditional locations along this route as well as we will consider the garden tomb site as well.

 


 


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Ron VonBehren will teach a six-week course on how to share the Good News of the Gospel.  It will include definitions of personal evangelism, the need to evangelize, the call to evangelize, the motivation to evangelize, and the message to evangelize.

It discusses practical ways to share the Gospel to different groups, cults, and denominations; provide answers to common questions that arise while sharing the gospel; defense of the Bible authenticity (Apologetic); and will also give guidance on how to open a conversation and the ways to gain favorable attention.

 



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Don Baker teaches a four week group discussion and study. Philippians is about joy in time of suffering. We will learn:

  • A method for studying the Bible
  • Examine what Paul wrote to the Philippian Church
  • Investigate meaning and importance of the letter
  • Consider how to apply the message to our lives

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Larry Wallace will be leading an in-depth discussion of Jesus and Nicodemus, the story of Nicodemus and Christ meeting in that night. During this class we will discuss:

  • How Nicodemus should have known what Jesus was talking about when he talked about the new birth.
  • How man should and could relate to God via the Sacrifice of Jesus Christ the Lamb of God.
  • What it means to be saved.
 



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Christianity 101: A course exploring the bedrock of our Christian faith. What is the Bible? How do I Study It? Who or What is The Trinity? Who is God the Father, God the Son, God the Holy Spirit? What is Sin and Do I Have It? What is Salvation All About?

Christianity 102: A study on our Christian practices. What do some churchy words like faith mean? What is prayer? How can I have a healthy prayer life? Who or what is the Church? Does Christian discipleship apply to me? What should my Christian lifestyle look like? Is giving important to my spiritual growth? What could my Christian service look like?


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Christianity 101

 

Christianity 102