Page 2 - 2019English
P. 2
Dear Friends,
As we close out a decade of ministry and look to
another, we are reminded that what makes Logos so special
is not the efforts of the few, but the sacrifice of the many.
Thank you for giving to the Lord and loving one another!
give thanks in all Lives are changed in many places, and on many occasions,
circumstances; because you are giving, loving people, who reach out with
the love of Christ to others. This is a beautiful picture of
for this is God’s will for a community learning to become disciples that make
you in Christ Jesus. disicples. It is a joy serving the Lord with you!
1 Thessalonians 5:18 Paul writes in a letter to his friends in Philippi:
“I thank my God every time I remember you. In all my
prayers for all of you, I always pray with joy because of your
partnership in the gospel from the first day until now, being
confident of this, that he who began a good work in you
will carry it on to completion until the day of Christ Jesus.”
Philippians 1:3-6 (NIV)
Logos, thank you for your continued partnership in
the Gospel. Thank you for believing in what God is doing
here, and for stepping out the way you do with such
audacious faith and courage. My heart overflows with
gratitude with the privilege of pastoring such incredible
people and stewarding such incredible work.
We as God’s people must remind each other of our
blessings and develop an attitude of gratefulness. That is
why we celebrate Communion each month, to remind us of
how much God loves us and that He saved us through the
atonement of Jesus Christ. We are reminded that we have a
covenant with the Almighty God. He abides with us. We are
the temple of His Holy Spirit. We are the Bride of Christ. We
are God’s children and co-heirs with Jesus Christ. Since we
have much to be grateful for, we should remind one another
to express our gratitude with our words and lives.
Our leadership team prays that you will take a
moment to go through this book and allow God to fill your
hearts with gratitude for what God is doing in and through
our church.
- Rev. George