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I urge you, therefore, brethren, by the mercies of God, to present your bodies a living and holy sacrifice, acceptable to God, which is your spiritual service of worship” (Romans 12:1, NASB)

ATCU’s Prayer InitiativeThe Atlantic Caribbean Union’s prayer initiative P.U.S.H. “Pray Until Some-thing Happens” continues this coming week Oct. 20-26 with special focus Obedience to the other Laws of Health.

The prayer line numbers for special prayers are (345)

640-2647 and (345) 949-2647

As in the typical service the high priest laid aside his pontifical robes and offici-ated in the white linen dress of an ordinary priest; so Christ laid aside His royal robes and garbed Himself with humanity and offered sacrifice, Himself the priest, Himself the victim. As the high priest, after perform-ing his service in the holy of holies, came forth to the waiting congregation in his pontifical robes; so Christ will come the second time, clothed in garments of whit-est white, “so as no fuller on earth can white them.” Mark 9:3. He will come in His

YOUTH REVIVALCayman Islands Conference Youth Department presents “Radi-cal Youth in Christ” - Youth Evangelistic Revival from Decem-

ber 15 - 21. A one-week power-packed youth campaign where the youth of our church takes the clear Word of God into the Community. It will be a great presentation of music, message,

prayer, hope, and inspiration for a new generation.HARVEST INGATHERING

The annual Harvest Uplift Campaign will be launched on the first Sabbath in November in all our churches. We are asking all our churches to make promotions during this month of Oc-tober, in the local church; as well as to equip the church to take an active part in program of our church.

LEADERS CERTIFICATIONAll Children’s Ministries Leaders and Sabbath School Teach-ers from the Beginners to the Early Teens classes are invited to the Level 2 Certification Program for leaders at the Ephesus Church. The 2 weeks program will begin on October 21 starting at 7:00 pm on Mondays, Tuesdays and Thursdays.

YOUTH DEPARTMENTThe Youth Department will be having a Red Carpet Showcase: an Evening of Vintage Glamour, on Sunday, December 29 at the Marriott Hotel. The attire is formal wear, and the cost of the ticket is $30.00 per person until the 31st of October, after which the price of the tickets will be raised to $35.00. For tick-ets, call 917-6606 or 936-6003, or email iservecayman@yahoo.com. Come out and enjoy an evening of elegance!

PATHFINDER FAIRThe Cayman Islands Conference-wide Pathfinder fair is coming

your way on October 27 on the grounds of Cay-man Academy. There will be lots of fun activities planned for all. All Pathfinder clubs are encour-aged to get ready for the greatest event among

pathfinders. The general public will certainly enjoy it; therefore you are kindly invited to attend. The events will start at 10:00 am and continue until 4:00 pm

WEST BAY CHURCHThe West Bay Church presents “Faith of Our Fathers” featuring Cayman Academy on Saturday, 19th October, 2013 at John A. Cumber Primary School, West Bay. The service starts at 9:15

own glory, and in the glory of His Father, and all the angelic host will escort Him on His way. {AA 33.3}

MID-DAY PRAYER SESSIONYou are invited to the mid-day prayer session at the Kings

Church on Wednesdays from 12:15 to 12:45pm. Come and join us for a spiri-tual high in the Lord as we seek for the Lord while He may be found.

Let us Pray for OthersMerita BoddenNancy FrederickIlene ParsWillard Welcome George Chollette

FOOTBALLThe games this weekend will see Kings vs George Town at 8 pm and

West Bay vs Maranatha at 9 pm. For more informa-tion contact Roger Johnson at 925-7653 or by email at ogjahno1@gmail.com , Car-line Reid-Willis at 938-8550 or by email at eidcarline@yahoo.com. Registration fee is $50 per team.

10K RUN/WALKThe 23rd annual 10K run/walk is scheduled for Sun-day, December 1 this year. Remember to begin to prac-tice now, so that you can be a part of this annual event.

CAMP KALAQUAAll Women interested in go-ing to Camp Kalaqua please contact Sister Fletcher on 9164838/3242410. The trip will be February 6-11, 2014. Group registration will be open on October 1. Regis-tration is US$170. 00.

am and students should be present by 9:00 am all dressed in school uniform. Both the junior and the senior choirs will be singing. Parents and guardians are encouraged to come and support their child/ward.

EBENEZER CHURCHThe Ebenezer church will be conducting an evangelist series captioned “Unveiling Prophecy” with Pastor Carlon Nyack. The series will run from the 20th of October to the 2nd of November, 2013. Meetings will run Sunday, Wednesday and Friday of each week, commencing at 7:30 pm, and on Sabbath at 9:15 am. Come out! A blessing awaits you.

BODDEN TOWN CHURCHCome re-create and re-fresh with the Orion Pathfinder Club at a FUN fundraiser on Saturday night, October 26 at 7:30 pm at the Bodden Town Church Hall. New and old games for all ages and refreshments! (Bring a bank load of 50 cents). These proceeds are to sponsor children to the International Campo-ree in August 2014.

NEWLANDS CHURCHThe “Time Is Running Out” Gospel Cam-paign with Evangelist Joshua Lawrence starts October 19 - 26 at 7:15 pm nightly at the Newlands Church. This is located at 930

Hirst Road, adjacent to Sunrise Landing. For more informa-tion call 939-5093 or 325-8537.

EAST END CHURCHThe East End Church cordially invites you to their “Hooked on Jesus Gospel Campaign” with evangelist Shian O’Connor, October 27 – November 2, 2013. Services will be held each evening at 7:30 p.m. Everyone is invited.

FILADELFIA CHURCHThe Filadelfia Church cordially invites you to “The Way of Hope Gospel Campaign” with evangelist Sethres Dixon from Canada during October 20– November 2, 2013. Meetings will be held 7:30 nightly at Cayman Academy auditorium. All Span-ish speaking persons are encouraged to attend.

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October 19, 2013

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