**GIRLS NIGHT OUT - THIS FRIDAY, 7 PM**
Women, please join other women for an evening of food, fellowship, and fun. Invite a friend!
**BIRTHDAY PARTY FOR JEAN RHODES - SATURDAY, 3-5 PM**
Please drop by the church and greet Jean, as we rejoice together in God’s grace to her for 90 years!
**CCYF AT INDY CONNECT - THIS SUNDAY - LEAVE AT 3:45**
If you are a teen who wants to go, or a parent who is able to drive, please contact the Andersons.
**CHANGE OF PLANS - FAMILY GATHERING**
We have moved the next Family Gathering to Sunday evening, May 18, so our Club 3-4-5 kids can present the musical, “It’s Cool in the Furnace.”
Parents: Mindy Deckard will contact you about rehearsals. One and all, please plan to attend!
**PRAY...**
+ For the persecuted church: Pray for Farzana, a Christian 16-year old girl in Pakistan, who was recently arrested and tortured by police.
+ For Kari and Molly Harrington, who leave today for Japan to visit the Pfeil family.
+ For Lia Steinfort, who is undergoing surgery today.
**WHAT HAPPENED TO THE LIBRARY?**
We have moved the library from the classroom off the sanctuary, to the church office. Now, you can look for books all through the week.
The childrens’ books are still in the same place.
**DECISIONS, DECISIONS**
By Tom Stein
How quickly do you make decisions?
We all struggle with this. Some of us are far too quick, and some of us are far too slow.
Here is something to consider: do you need to decide now? Or would it be wise to wait, if you can wait?
Decision-making is like driving through fog. You don’t know what is up ahead, so you are not sure what direction to go.
Sometimes you have no choice. If you are driving through fog on the way to the hospital with your sick child, you press the accelerator and speed on as fast as you can.
In the same way, sometimes we have to make snap decisions. We have God’s Word on our hearts, a prayer on our lips, and we decide.
But it’s not always that way. Sometimes we decide quickly, just because we don’t like uncertainty. But unnecessary speeding through fog can cause bad accidents.
The three “lights” of decision-making are God’s Word, prayer, and wise counsel. Sometimes when we slow down, we can use all of these lights much more effectively. The fog will clear, and we will make wiser decisions.
**PRAY FOR VACATION BIBLE SCHOOL! - JUNE 22-27**
**THIS SUNDAY’S SERMON TEXT: REVELATION 1:9-20**