Saturday, September 8, 2012
Saturday, September 1, 2012
Denver Weekly! Post Article regarding Love Denver 2012
http://denverncweekly.com/faith/2012/08/churches-show-their-love-for-denver-2/
Churches show their love for Denver
Posted by DW Editoron August 30, 2012in Faith|0 Comment
Eight churches worked together to host the second annual Love Denver back-to-school event.
Providence Church, Lucia Baptist Church, New Destiny Community Church, Christ Church, Denver Wesleyan Church, Lakeshore Church PCA, Denver Baptist Church and Whitestone Ministry helped 300 families get haircuts, dental care and school supplies, in addition to plates of food and family portraits. Counting volunteers and guests, more than 1,000 people participated in the Love Denver event.
(Bill Ward/Denver Weekly photos)
Volunteer Robin Hucks guided families through the Love Denver event, including Adela Rosario and her children, Admary and Jony.
Sadie Martin, 2011 Teen Elite Miss North Carolina, volunteered to work with families at the event.
The churches also provided haircuts for the students heading back to school.
Children lined up to get their faces painted.
Friday, August 31, 2012
Sunday Morning sermon series!
Radio Program! Tomorrow at 12 noon
Wednesday, August 29, 2012
Upcoming Prison Outreach news and dates!
Saturday, August 18, 2012
Love Denver organizers expand outreach effort this year
Love Denver organizers expand outreach effort this year
Love Denver organizers expand outreach effort this year
by Tori Hamby
Organizers of the second annual Love Denver back-to-school event are prepared this go-around.
Volunteers from Providence Church distributed all 50 school supply-filled bookbags to Denver children minutes before last year’s event even officially started. So this time, Providence Pastor Bobby Wilkinson has enlisted the help of other churches to reach a greater number of Denver students about to return to school Aug. 27.
“This year we will be giving away about 400-500 backpacks depending on the final amount of money we collect,” Wilkinson said.
Love Denver will take place from 10 a.m.-2 p.m. Aug. 25 in the field next to Walmart, 7131 N.C. 73, Denver.
About 150 volunteers from seven churches will run the event which, in addition to the bookbag giveaway, includes free haircuts, eye and dental care, chiropractic services, basic medical exams, family portraits, food, children’s activities, faith outreach and entertainment.
The ministry began last year when Wilkinson and his congregation thought they could do more to directly help their community.
“This is a predominantly a Gospel event,” he said. “We want everyone to know that it is not the good deeds of the faith community, but rather the body of Jesus – the church, therefore Jesus himself – providing this event.”
Lakeshore Church of Lake Norman Pastor Jeff Morrison said his congregation missed last year’s event because they didn’t know about it, but will help out this year by heading up the bookbag collection effort.
“Bookbags are probably the most expensive single back-to-school item that parents have to provide for their kids,” Morrison said. “School can be challenging, and we don’t want students to have to go without the things they need.”
Volunteers, unlike last year, will have guests register before entering the event instead of automatically fulfilling every request for a bookbag. Everyone wishing to receive a bag and food must be present at registration to receive a ticket.
Those only wanting to receive medical services and haircuts don’t need to register, Wilkinson said.
The event takes about $7,000 to run, he added, and the churches are still collecting donations to pay for tent rentals, food, promotion efforts and bounce houses. All donations are tax deductible, he said.
Volunteers from the Denver church community will also be available to provide some spiritual outreach, Wilkinson said. Love Denver will include a ministry resource area where residents can learn about Denver churches and nonprofits that provide spiritual guidance as well as material assistance.
“Truly our greatest objective is not just that the needy has food and water and material possessions,” Wilkinson said.
Want more information?
Go online to www.lovedenver.net. Those who want to donate items and money to Love Denver should email info@lovedenver.net.
Jinner Rudolph trims up 11-year-old Hank Hill, who attends East Lincoln Middle School, during the 2011 Love Denver back-to-school event. (Denver Weekly file photo)
Volunteers from Providence Church distributed all 50 school supply-filled bookbags to Denver children minutes before last year’s event even officially started. So this time, Providence Pastor Bobby Wilkinson has enlisted the help of other churches to reach a greater number of Denver students about to return to school Aug. 27.
“This year we will be giving away about 400-500 backpacks depending on the final amount of money we collect,” Wilkinson said.
Love Denver will take place from 10 a.m.-2 p.m. Aug. 25 in the field next to Walmart, 7131 N.C. 73, Denver.
About 150 volunteers from seven churches will run the event which, in addition to the bookbag giveaway, includes free haircuts, eye and dental care, chiropractic services, basic medical exams, family portraits, food, children’s activities, faith outreach and entertainment.
The ministry began last year when Wilkinson and his congregation thought they could do more to directly help their community.
“This is a predominantly a Gospel event,” he said. “We want everyone to know that it is not the good deeds of the faith community, but rather the body of Jesus – the church, therefore Jesus himself – providing this event.”
Lakeshore Church of Lake Norman Pastor Jeff Morrison said his congregation missed last year’s event because they didn’t know about it, but will help out this year by heading up the bookbag collection effort.
“Bookbags are probably the most expensive single back-to-school item that parents have to provide for their kids,” Morrison said. “School can be challenging, and we don’t want students to have to go without the things they need.”
Volunteers, unlike last year, will have guests register before entering the event instead of automatically fulfilling every request for a bookbag. Everyone wishing to receive a bag and food must be present at registration to receive a ticket.
Those only wanting to receive medical services and haircuts don’t need to register, Wilkinson said.
The event takes about $7,000 to run, he added, and the churches are still collecting donations to pay for tent rentals, food, promotion efforts and bounce houses. All donations are tax deductible, he said.
Volunteers from the Denver church community will also be available to provide some spiritual outreach, Wilkinson said. Love Denver will include a ministry resource area where residents can learn about Denver churches and nonprofits that provide spiritual guidance as well as material assistance.
“Truly our greatest objective is not just that the needy has food and water and material possessions,” Wilkinson said.
Want more information?
Go online to www.lovedenver.net. Those who want to donate items and money to Love Denver should email info@lovedenver.net.
Thursday, August 9, 2012
New Destiny Community Church is featured church in news@norman this past week!
Sunday night, August 26th at 6pm!
Saturday, August 4, 2012
Wednesday, July 25, 2012
Sunday, July 22, 2012
Monday, July 9, 2012
Church work day! This Saturday
Friday, June 29, 2012
Wednesday, June 27, 2012
Denver NC Fireworks! This Saturday
Tuesday, June 26, 2012
Home Group! Wednesday at 7 pm
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Home Group! Wednesday at 7 pm
Where: Pastor Mike and Melissa's Home
7850 Bud Henderson Rd
Huntersville, NC 28078
Saturday, June 23, 2012
everyONE MATTERS TO GOD! sermon series continues tomorrow... John 8:1-11
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everyONE MATTERS TO GOD! sermon series continues tomorrow... John 8:1-11
1 but Jesus went to the Mount of Olives.
2 At dawn he appeared again in the temple courts, where all the people gathered around him, and he sat down to teach them. 3 The teachers of the law and the Pharisees brought in a woman caught in adultery. They made her stand before the group 4 and said to Jesus, “Teacher, this woman was caught in the act of adultery. 5 In the Law Moses commanded us to stone such women. Now what do you say?” 6 They were using this question as a trap, in order to have a basis for accusing him.
But Jesus bent down and started to write on the ground with his finger. 7 When they kept on questioning him, he straightened up and said to them, “Let any one of you who is without sin be the first to throw a stone at her.” 8 Again he stooped down and wrote on the ground.
9 At this, those who heard began to go away one at a time, the older ones first, until only Jesus was left, with the woman still standing there. 10 Jesus straightened up and asked her, “Woman, where are they? Has no one condemned you?”
11 “No one, sir,” she said.
“Then neither do I condemn you,” Jesus declared. “Go now and leave your life of sin.”
New Destiny update! June 23rd.
New Destiny update! June 23rd. 1. A few days ago we got our new church A Frame signs to set out after tomorrow's church service. Signs say "Sunday Mornings 10:30 AM"! 2. Grass was mowed last night! 3. We have signed an outdoor lighting contract to have one more outdoor light put in for the parking lot. It will be done this coming week. 4. We recently had a drum set donated that needed some parts and repairs. We now have the parts and it will be repaired by our music intern tomorrow! 5. Next Saturday, June 30th...we will be a part of the Denver, NC Fireworks event! Pastor Billy from our parent church (LWCA) is bringing a group of college students to help. We plan to give out 1000 bottles of water and Pastor Mike will be giving the event prayer! **New Destiny Church is thankful for everyone who partners with us. Thank you
Sunday, June 17, 2012
New Destiny news! June 17 2012
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Greeetings! I hope everyone is having a wonderful Father's Day. Join us tonight at 6 pm for a special service. We are very exciting for tonight's New Destiny Celebration service. We will be concluding our Series on everyONE MATTERS TO GOD and having short word regarding fathers / men. It is also our monthly Communion Sunday as well. Following church, we will be having a reception (subs) in honor of Father's Day. We invite everyone to join us in the fellowship hall!
Upcoming events:
1. Denver NC Fireworks! -- Saturday, June 30th. New Destiny is one of the sponsors / vendors for this event. We will be giving out 1000 bottles of water. Pastor Mike will also be praying at the event! We need many volunteers for this night of celebration. FYI - the Fireworks is incredible show... worth the time and drive for any out of towners. Also, please let us know if you can bring case (s) of water. It will take about 45 cases of water... and if you can bring a cooler with ICE as well. Please let us know asap so we can keep a count. The event organizers can also use some help... especially with some of the kid booths.
2. New Destiny's first Sunday morning service! - July 1st. The doors will be open for prayer at 9 am. Fellowship / food at 10 am. Service at 10:30 am!
These are just a couple event updates. Thank you to everyone who is a part of New Destiny and believing / supporting us as we impact Denver NC!
Blessings,
Mike Teeter
pastor
New Destiny Community Church
Saturday, June 16, 2012
Friday, June 15, 2012
Prayer! tomorrow night at 6pm
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Tomorrow night at 6pm, we plan to have our monthly Saturday night prayer! This time is for ONE main purpose - to pray and be in God's presence. There is power in prayer.
We plan to be at church by 5 pm to do some cleaning and other organizing. All are welcome!
Blessings,
Pastor Mike
Wednesday, June 13, 2012
Tuesday, June 12, 2012
New Destiny news - update! June 12, 2012
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On behalf of New Destiny Community Church of Denver Nc, I would like to thank everyone for your prayerful and / or financial support...as well as words of encouragement as New Destiny Community Church proceeds to impact the community of Denver, NC.
Somer recent praise reports:
1. Our stage has been revamped. Instead of front projection for words, we now have two projectors doing rear projections. We also moved the lighting back to allow room for more musicians. Thank you Scott Vernon for designing the projector screen frame!
2. Anna Crawford has joined our worship team. Melissa Bruining Teeter and Anna have done a great job the last few weeks and we are believing for God to call others for our worship team!
3. Both bathroom facilities are fully working! Praise God :)
4. The ditch along Highway 16 has been fully mowed / trimmed! Thank you Brandon Bowen. **These are just a few items over the last few weeks.** Once again, thank you to everone who partners with us in one way or another. We appreciate it!
Blessings,
Michael A. Teeter
Pastor
New Destiny Community Church
newdestinydenver.org
Sunday, June 10, 2012
Thursday, June 7, 2012
Tuesday, June 5, 2012
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