This Sunday at SLAC

This Sunday, we continue our series As the Spirit Moves: The Church Acts with a compelling message titled “Life of Stephen” from Acts 6:8 15; 7:48 60. Stephen’s story challenges us to consider what it means to live a life shaped by the Holy Spirit, marked by faithfulness, courage, and deep trust in Jesus.

Our Sunday Morning Study Group begins a new study this weekend at 9:30 AM, walking through the book of Ephesians. Everyone is welcome to join, whether you’re familiar with the Bible or just starting to explore it.

During the service, Kids’ Ministries will be available after the music:

• Kids’ Church (ages 6–11)

• Nursery (ages 0–5)

We invite you to join us this Sunday as we worship together and continue discovering how the Spirit leads the Church to live and act.

New Small Group Beginning January 18

We’re excited to be offering Love & Respect once again, beginning Sunday, January 18, from 1:30–3:00 PM. This 12-week small group is designed to help strengthen marriages and relationships by exploring the core needs we all carry into them: love and respect.

Whether you’re newly married, have been together for decades, or simply want to grow in understanding and communication, this study offers practical, biblical insight into how we relate to one another in everyday life. Many will remember this study from 2023, and we’re looking forward to walking through it again together.

Please note: the start date has been revised from what was previously announced. The group will begin next Sunday, January 18.

Want to learn more?
Be sure to click the video link below for a brief overview of the Love & Respect course and what you can expect from the sessions.

Love & Respect - Intro

Spiderwebbing

https://www.loveandrespect.com/about-us

To register or for additional information, please contact the church office by emailing info@slavelakealliance.com or calling Monday–Wednesday, 8:30 AM–11:30 AM. You may also let Paul Briggs or Ryan Pendrak know of your intent to participate.

Last Sunday’s message reminded us that calling often begins with noticing needs and responding with willingness. Not everyone is called to the same role, but each of us has something to offer.

Right now, there are a few areas where extra hands would be a blessing:

• Welcoming others as an usher or greeter

• Supporting our Kids’ Ministries as a helper

• Assisting with potlucks and shared meals that help build community

If you’ve been praying about where you might serve, this could be a gentle place to start. There’s no pressure, just an open invitation to explore how God might use you to encourage others.

If you’re interested or would like more information, please contact the church office by emailing info@slavelakealliance.com or calling Monday–Wednesday, 8:30 AM–11:30 AM.