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Creekstone's First Sunday Pot-Luck (Photos)

Here are some pics of today's pot-luck lunch after the morning service. One word: "wow" — what an amazing time to connect in fellowship and enjoy some really good eats! Enjoy the photos. I'll post them on FB soon so that you can tag yourself. :)

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K-Group Update (4 groups instead of 3)

After further reflection, we think that there are actually four demographic groups at Creekstone through which we want to do community and mission. Due to our growing numbers, we thought it might be a good idea to create four K-Groups, rather than three. Here is what we are thinking.
  • The Veritas K-Group – Young adults and marrieds w/out kids  
  • The Agape K-Group– Folks with pre-school-age children
  • The Sola Gratia (grah'-tea-uh) K-Group– Folks with school age children
  • The Fides (fee’-days) K-Group – The wild and free empty nesters!
These groups do have overlap. Do you have a 3 year old and a 13 year old? You can participate in either the Agape Group or the Sola Gratia Group, or both. Does that make sense? 

Anyway, we'll explain more as we go along—especially on Sunday morning. We expect these groups to be launching in September. Yes, these are exciting days!

Introducing Creekstone's K-Groups

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Creekstone has identified four informal demographic groups through which we plan to facilitate community and mission as we grow in grace together. We call them Koinonia (which is Greek for fellowship), or K-Groups.
  • The Veritas K-Group – Young adults and marrieds w/out kids  
  • The Agape K-Group– Folks with pre-school-age children
  • The Sola Gratia (grah'-tea-uh) K-Group– Folks with school age children
  • The Fides (fee’-days) K-Group – The wild and free empty nesters!
These groups do have overlap. Do you have a 3 year old and a 13 year old? You can participate in both the Agape Group and/or the Sola Gratia Group. Does that make sense? 

Next time, we'll introduce and explain Creekstone's "DiG Groups" (DiG stands for Discipled in Grace). Get ready to dig!