What a great Sunday ahead!
June 25, 2010
What a great Sunday is ahead of us!
For worship this Sunday, we’ll be celebrating the great week of Vacation Bible School as our services take on a decidedly High Seas sense. We will only have two services this Sunday instead of our normal three. We’ll hold a traditional service in the Sanctuary at PCW at 8:00 and then a combined service with Wyoming Baptist Church at 10:00 at the Wyoming Rec Pool. At both services, we’ll hear from Pastor Steve Rhodes about VBS and we’ll hear the kids from the week singing and helping lead the service at the pool. Its going to be a great time!
Then Sunday evening, we’ll gather in the Great Room at PCW at 6:00 to hear from our Cambodia Mission Team. Our high school students and several adult volunteers just returned from nearly two weeks serving in Cambodia. They will be sharing their stories, photos, and videos of the many ways they saw God all around them. It was a life changing experience for them all and it will be an important time for us all to gather to celebrate and share.
See you all on Sunday!
Cambodia Mission Trip – Blog and photos
June 14, 2010
The Cambodia mission trip blog is up! You can follow their trip at http://pcwyoming.wordpress.com. We’ll post updates as we get them!
Also, you can view their photos so far here and here
2010 Summer Series – God Sightings
June 4, 2010
Where are you seeing God at work in your life, in the world, in surprising places? This summer, we’ll be exploring the many different ways we see God 
around us. One part of this will be hearing back from you about where you are seeing and experiencing God around you. So, while we’re focusing on this in worship on Sunday, we’d love to hear back from you about your sightings. You can email your messages and photos and videos to pictures@pcwyoming.org or you can mail postcards, photos, notes, etc to the church – 225 Wyoming Ave Wyoming OH 45215, or you can just drop something off at the church. You can view the photos of what people have begun sending in here on flickr. The picture to the left is one of the first photos that were sent in.
