If Only There Was a Real Life Practical Application to a Sermon...

Hey Harbor Cov!

Let’s talk about Compassion, Mercy, and Justice (CMJ) Sunday. It’s the one Sunday when our whole church, across all campuses, coordinates to serve in various capacities in our community on a Sunday morning. So, instead of gathering for worship service in our worship centers on August 23, we will be out helping others.

Check out some highlights from last year…

So why do we do this every year? Well, we feel this is one way we can come together as the body of Christ and coordinate our efforts to bless people and groups in our community.

Actually, this has been something Christians have been challenged to do for years. Even in the Bible we read of Paul challenging the church in Corinth to consider themselves in this way: “Now you are the body of Christ, and each one of you is a part of it.”

CMJ Sunday is REALLY PRACTICAL APPLICATION of this idea… we all give our gifts, time, and talents to glorify God and build up not only the body of Christ, but also our community.

So everyone is invited to participate this year. We have a variety of projects in different locations. Some projects are for a few adults who can handle a lot of physical activity, some are great for families to do together with their kids, and some are great for people with limited mobility. The idea is everyone has an opportunity to serve.

Here’s a list of projects we have this year: