Once a year CLA calls its members (and interested adherents) to an Annual General Meeting. Sunday at noon is that AGM. Let me answer a few questions about this.
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As with most of life right now, things will be different this fall. However, there remains many Kingdom opportunities for every one and certainly ways to grow deeper in faith and relationship with Christ.
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“Back to School!” These words sound a little different this September. It seems like the list of things that COVID-19 has affected is inexhaustible, and naturally as we approach the beginning of another “year,” we find ourselves in a similar spot; looking out on a very unfamiliar landscape...
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This is our last weekend in ministry at CLA and that brings up a wide range of very real feelings. We have nothing but fond memories and gratitude when we think of CLA. What we will miss most is you.
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In the midst of the lost opportunities, there have also been unexpected wins. The Kingdom of God moves forward and God will not be thwarted. Yet I cannot trivialize the cost or pain...
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Summer is a great time to read! Holidays, rest, and time for reading is a great tradition—AND we have a library for you!
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On Thursday night at Young Adults we were able to announce and present our new Young Adult Pastors. I’m excited to see how God has brought together this announcement...
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If I was asked to describe CLA to a guest I would say that we are a family of five generations on a mission to bring God’s Kingdom to earth. Transformation. Like a river, we bring life to wherever our tributaries carry the “living water”...
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One of the other tragedies of this Summer has been the cancellation of Rev Camp (our Annual Youth Summer Camp). We're convinced that Notcamp is the 2nd best option to Rev Camp, and we’re going to make sure it is the best 3 nights of your Summer...
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As early as March 15th, the CLA Kids team started to dream and piece together ideas that could match the life-changing experience of attending Explorers Summer Camp in person. We were hopeful that if the kids couldn’t come to us, we could still go to them!