This Sunday, October 23, we start our annual missions focus. Our speaker in each service, 9:00 and 10:30, will be Samuel Tan giving us insight into the church in China.
Samuel Tan is the International Director of Northeast Asia for Trans World Radio. Samuel worked in the corporate world until age 45 before joining TWR. The Northeast Asia region covers mainland China, Japan, North and South Korea and Mongolia. In China, besides the Chinese who are considered a reached people group, there are many people groups who are still unreached. North Korea is the most closed country in the world. Japan has been known as the graveyard for missionaries; it is the second most unreached people group in the world. Get a sense of what God is doing in each of these areas by joining us at Immanuel this Sunday.
This Sunday, October 23, our worship time in each morning service will be led by Perry LaHaie.
Perry LaHaie is a singer, songwriter, worship leader who's recorded 7 albums of original songs including his latest release, AHEAD. Perry's music focuses on the beauty of Jesus and his heart for the least reached: Music that pulses with a passion for Jesus and for those who don't have the gospel. Perry serves with Frontiers, a ministry to Muslims in over 50 countries and he's the morning show host at 80.3 Moody Radio West Michigan from 6-9 am weekdays.
Christmas may seem like a long way off but some of you are already making preparations. One special way you can prepare is by putting together some gifts for a child that may receive little or nothing this year. Once again we are partnering with Samaritan's Purse to come alongside children. Stop by the display in the Commons to pick up an empty box and details on how you can participate.
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