December 3rd
What is Legacy Sunday?
Each year, we come together to stretch our faith by giving above and beyond to accelerate the vision God has given us.
Jesus is building His church, and He is using every one of us. As we continue to build God’s Kingdom, you have the opportunity to share the love of Jesus with even more people in our community, our state, our nation, and our world.
During this season, we invite you to prayerfully consider how God is leading you to invest financially in moving His Church forward. We move at the speed and pace of your generosity!
“Because I have set my heart on the house of my God, I have given to the house of my God, over and above all that I have prepared for the holy house…Who among you is ready and willing to join in the giving?” 1 Chronicles 29:3-6
Legacy Lanes:
Hosting and supporting NOW Youth Camps in the summer, two-week-long, deeper spiritual experiences and leadership training for teens, as well as various trips and trainings for youth and kids' staff. (You will learn more about the Projects for kids facility construction on Legacy Sunday.)
Being God's hands and feet on international soil. We are presently supporting Bible schools that are training new pastors in the Philippines, Congo, and Kenya. We are blessing small churches in the mountainous villages of Oaxaca, Mexico and are working with them doing childrens' programs. We support missionaries and church planters in Brazil, Austria, Morraco, Haiti, and soon, Israel.
Upgrading and building new facilities that allow us to do more for God and do more together, such as new kids' facilities (including a special needs classroom), enlarging our lobby and auditorium, purchasing new equipment, and upgrading our campuses in Mexico City.
Serving our community in various outreaches such as our Christmas Mall, Health Fair, Aid Distribution, Food Distribution, Trunk or Treat, and street concerts.
Helping new church plants get on their feet in various cities around the country, supporting Convoy of Hope (a disaster relief organization that would aid us in being a serving center in the event of a hurricane), and Juniper Tree (a retreat center for pastors who are in danger of burnout and need a few days rest to recupe.)