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In December, as part of the Advent Conspiracy, we decided to give the entire offering from one Sunday (December 18) to 3 mission opportunities. The offering that Sunday was $54,944.99! We were excited to be able to share the money in these ways: Kids Across America Camp Scholarships: $5,250 – which will send 30+ kids […]
Continue Readingadvent conspiracy [give more]: Andrea Alford
Today’s post is written by Andrea Alford, who serves on the worship team at FN and has a lovely daughter, Livi. Andrea blogs (or maybe she muses) here. I walked the aisles of WalMart on Black Friday (I am almost ashamed to admit this) with tired and already frustrated shoppers pushing through the chaos, buggy-to-buggy, […]
Continue Readingadvent conspiracy [give more]: Bobby Harrison
Today’s advent conspiracy post is written by Bobby Harrison. Bobby is on staff at FN, where he works with middle and high school students. His precious wife Amy is also part of our staff. Their son Abe and dog Zeke are not yet on staff, although they do visit whenever they can. Bobby blogs here, […]
Continue Readingadvent conspiracy [give more]: Berit Kimrey
Today’s advent conspiracy post is written by Berit Kimrey. Berit spends her days working at Heifer International, her free time with her husband Paul and sons Cole and David (aka Thing 1 and Thing 2), and on Sundays she volunteers with our elementary aged students in the Rock. She also blogs and twitters. You want […]
Continue Readingadvent conspiracy [give more]: Bailey Via
Today’s advent conspiracy post is written by Bailey Via. Bailey is a senior at NLRHS and an occasional rapper. This season leading up to Thanksgiving and Christmas has been somewhat of a reminder to me. A reminder that some people don’t have. Whether it be that they don’t have food, clothes, shelter, necessary care, or […]
Continue Readingadvent conspiracy [give more]: Inés McBryde
Today’s advent conspiracy post is written by Inés McBryde. She grew up in Nicaragua and is now part of our family at FN, along with her husband Rob and son Nash. Her father’s spanish-speaking congregation, Iglesia Betel, also meets at FN. Inés works as a medical interpreter at Children’s Hospital, leads Women’s Fellowship on Monday […]
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