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Weekly Devotional Message from David Jones
ANNOUNCEMENTS A congregational meeting will be held this Sunday at 9:30 a.m. in the sanctuary for the purpose of electing Deacons for the Class of 2010. At this time your Nominating Committee will place in nomination for Deacon, Class of 2010 the following: Arlene Boyer, Todd Brady, Jeff Keiser, Chris Rall, Sandy Chagla and Rae Ward. Also, please remember the Churchwide picnic at Northshore Park from 2:30 till 5:00 p.m. this Sunday. Our Boy Scout Troop is catering the picnic. Adults costs $5 and children $3. This will be our final event in our year long celebration of our 25th anniversary. You can still make a reservation if you haven’t already on Sunday morning.
April 13, 2007 Dear family and friends of WCPC: All golf fans in our congregation will know who won “The Masters” on Sunday. Not Tiger Woods, but Zach Johnson. Even if you don’t follow golf you probably know something about Tiger Woods. Up until Sunday he had never lost a major tournament when he was in the lead on the last round. However Sunday he did and an unknown golfer, Zach Johnson got to put on the green jacket. Johnson was in the clubhouse watching Tiger play the last two holes. According to “Sports Illustrated” someone in the clubhouse told Johnson, “This must be a pretty special day for you.” “It is,” he replied, “its Easter Sunday!” Here was a man, about to win his first Major Golf Tournament, one of the most prestigious of all, and his honest response about the importance of the day was, not his unexpected Master’s victory, but the victory of Jesus over sin and death on Easter. As I’ve learned more about who Zach Johnson is, the one thing that has been clear – he is a committed disciple of Jesus Christ. He had his priorities in order. The most important thing about last Sunday wasn’t a golf tournament, but that the tomb is empty! The good news of Easter isn’t just for one day in the year! The good news is for every day. It orders and gives meaning to every day. Every day is about new life and forgiveness and hope and possibilities because the tomb is empty. This Sunday, as our youth lead us in worship at both services, once again we have the opportunity to celebrate this glad, good news! Your pastor, David Jones
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