Fifteen Things to do With Your Teen

fun-things-to-do-with-friends1Jon Moton  - Lead Pastor Student Ministries

With Summer upon us and more time available, I thought I’d give you some suggestions and ideas to strengthen your relationship with the teenagers in your life.

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Praying for Oklahoma

Aaron Pennington – Queen Creek Campus Pastor People_of_Oklahoma

I find myself glued to the tv tonight (Monday night) as I am writing this.  My hope is you will join with the staff of Central as we pray for all the families affected by the tornado in Oklahoma.  We must be cautious in situations like this that we don’t spend all of our energy finding out the details of the event, but rather offer the very thing that can actually make a difference…prayer.  If you were at services this past Sunday you know we started a new series entitled ”miracles.” As the search continues for survivors, may we join in a resounding prayer for a miracle, and that more survivors are found. Feel free to join in my prayer below.

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Who Cares?

Jeremy Jernigan – Executive Pastor of Creative Arts

If you’ve been with us for any amount of time since December 2011, you probably know that we have been teaching from the book of Luke, going in order verse-by-verse. That’s about to change.

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Set List 5-19

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Adrian Darsee—Programming Director

Queen Creek

Awesome is the Lord Most High—Chris Tomlin
Our God—Chris Tomlin
Nothing but the Blood—Jesus Culture
Lead Me to the Cross—Hillsong United

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Guest Worship Leader!

andy_cherryAdrian Darsee – Programming Director

Hey all, we’re really excited to announce that we’ll be having a guest artist, Andy Cherry, out here to lead worship pretty soon. Andy is a Christian singer and songwriter based in North Carolina and we’re really excited to host him!

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Re: Parenting. The Things We Think but Dare Not Say.

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Jon Moton – Lead Pastor Student Ministries

So it’s that time of year again.  Not the end of the year but the distribution of high school yearbooks.  Yearbooks are funny …now.

I remember how fun it was to see how many times my friends (or I) appeared in the yearbook.   There was even an index in the last pages that made it really easy to look ourselves up.

It was fun to look at the pictures and recall the memories.  It was fun.  It was also fun to read about what my friends wrote.

…that is until my teen children read what my friends wrote.

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