ASSEMBLY TIMES:

Sunday Bible Study - 9:30 AM
Sunday AM Worship - 10:30 AM
Sunday PM Service - 6:00 PM
Wednesday Bible Study - 7:00 PM

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July 2025

Sun Mon Tue Wed Thu Fri Sat
    1 2• Mid-Week Bible Study
  Time: 07:00pm - 08:00pm• Summer Series with Ed Melott
  Time: 07:00pm - 08:00pm		 3• Red Cross Blood Drive in MPR
  Time: 09:00am - 02:00pm		 4• OFFICE CLOSED 4th of July 5
6• Morning Worship Assembly
  Time: 10:30am - 11:30am• Evening Assembly
  Time: 06:00pm - 07:00pm		 7• Usher Meeting
  Time: 06:15pm - 07:00pm• Leadership Meeting
  Time: 07:00pm - 08:00pm		 8 9• Mid-Week Bible Study
  Time: 07:00pm - 08:00pm• Summer Series with Mark Mason
  Time: 07:00pm - 08:00pm		 10 11 12• Saturday Breakfast at Lafayette
  Time: 09:00am - 10:00am
13• Morning Worship Assembly
  Time: 10:30am - 11:30am• Evening Assembly
  Time: 06:00pm - 07:00pm		 14 15 16• Mid-Week Bible Study
  Time: 07:00pm - 08:00pm• Summer Series with Greg Yost
  Time: 07:00pm - 08:00pm		 17 18• Sing at Rio Grande (OH)
  Time: 07:00pm - 08:00pm		 19
20• Morning Worship Assembly
  Time: 10:30am - 11:30am• Evening Assembly
  Time: 06:00pm - 07:00pm		 21 22 23• Mid-Week Bible Study
  Time: 07:00pm - 08:00pm• Summer Series with Peter Ray Cole
  Time: 07:00pm - 08:00pm		 24 25 26• Widows Walk Cookout at the Kashoreks
  Time: 05:00pm - 07:00pm
27• Morning Worship Assembly
  Time: 10:30am - 11:30am• Evening Assembly
  Time: 06:00pm - 07:00pm		 28• Singing at Love & Care
  Time: 07:00pm - 08:00pm		 29 30• Mid-Week Bible Study
  Time: 07:00pm - 08:00pm• Summer Series with Rick Tincher
  Time: 07:00pm - 08:00pm		 31    

Summer Series Speakers 2025


Join us for our Summer Series this coming Wednesday evening (7/9) at 7PM.  The speaker will be Mark Mason from the Lancaster (OH) Church of Christ.  Mark was one of our long-time preachers here at 36th Street.  

Weekly Devotional


O LORD, how long shall the wicked, how long shall the wicked exult?” Psalm 94:3. Taking the ob-servation that the wicked seem to prosper, also found in psalms 37, 49, and 73, just a step further, this psalm doesn’t focus on the temporary success coupled with the permanent destruction of those who do evil like two psalms before. Rather, it asks why a good God doesn’t end the suffering of the righteous at the hands of the wicked and why He, being omnipotent, doesn’t remove injustice. God’s ability to do such, should He choose to do so, is not in question. Instead, the psalmist (no clue to his identity is given in the superscription) suggests that there is some good that can come out of enduring the Lord’s discipline and that God will never forsake His people. We can trust that God has higher thoughts and purpose for our struggles and know that this world is not our home. But how often we seek heaven on earth and make this world our home! Rather, God must be our Rock and Refuge. We can trust in His justice to bring about a destructive end to the wicked, yes, but we can know that only by clinging to Him in His steadfast love and consolations can we find our true home in Him. 

Widows Walk Summer Cookout


Doug and Angie Kashorek will be hosting the Widows Walk Summer Cookout at their house on Saturday, July 26th at 5PM.  Please bring your own meat to grill, side dishes, desserts and drinks.  Also, please bring a lawn chair.  

1/2 Price Centennial Items


We are selling the remainder of the items we have left from our Centennial Celebration for 1/2 price.  The Centennial Books are now$7.50 and the License Plates are now $5.00.  Call the church office 295-9696 if you are interested in buying one of these items.  

 

 

ONLINE GIVING IS NOW AVAILABLE (TITHE.LY)


We are now able to accept contributions and donations online. 

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Previous News

Tuesday, July 08, 2025


“I will bow down toward your holy temple and will praise your name for your unfailing love and your faithfulness, for you have so exalted your solemn decree that it surpasses your fame.”(Daily Reading, ESV)