Recent News
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Baptism
Your next opportunity to be baptized will be this coming Sunday, June 22nd, after the morning service. We will be ending a bit early and heading over to the Lincoln Public beach on Mattanawcook Lake, right behind Steaks'n'Stuff off Main Street. If you are a believer and haven't been baptized, then what are you waiting for? Bring whatever you need to wear into and out of the lake.
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No Friday Prayer
Due to illness, the Friday night prayer meeting has been canceled.
You are still welcome to pray though. The same scheduled time, 8pm to 10pm, you can join us in prayer from your own home (or where ever you are).
Thank you
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Baptism
On June 22 we will be having a baptism. We will be leaving church and heading over to the beach. Anybody who places their trust in Christ Jesus and has not been baptized is welcome.
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Concert @ CCBangor
Calvary Chapel of Bangor will be hosting a chem free concert on Friday, June 20th. Bands will include the Wrecking and Bobby Bishop. Doors open at 7pm.
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More details can be found here or at ccbangor.org
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Friday Prayer
The next Friday Prayer will be on the 13th. We will be meeting at bob's house. The prayer meeting is scheduled to run from 8pm to 10pm, but maybe a bit longer.
Please join us as we pray for the needs of the church and body. See Bob or Tab for any questions.
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Need a few people
On June 7th, that is a Saturday, we need a few people from about 8 to 10am to help someone move. If you are available and willing contact Steve or Alan
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Men's Prayer Breakfast
The men's prayer breakfast has been re-scheduled. On June 21, the men will be meeting at 7am for food, the Word and prayer. All men 12 and older are encouraged to attend.
There will be a work day following the breakfast for men or women who would like to help with some projects at the church. See Josh Matthews for more info.
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Schedule Updates
The Gulf Hagas trip was scheduled for Saturday, June 29th, the correct date is Saturday, June 28th.
The men's prayer breakfast, scheduled for June 7th has been postponed. It will be rescheduled for a few weeks later.
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Prayer Meeting
The next Friday night will be May 30th, from 8 to 10pm. See Bob or Tab for more details.
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Gulf Hagas Trip
On Saturday, June 28th, all teenagers, 13-17 (adults can come too) are encouraged to attend an outing at Katahdin Iron Works. We will be meeting at the church and leaving at 7am. The expected return time is about 6pm, exact time is unknown.
Katahdin Iron Works (often times just called KI) is located in the middle of Greenville, Millinocket and Brownville, next to the Jo-Mary woods. In the 1800's KI had several blast furnaces, wood beehives and kilns. Wood from the area from was turned into charcoal. This charcoal, along with water wheels generating compressed air was used to fire the furnaces. The area is overly abundant with iron ore, which was mined and converted to pig iron and steel in the furnaces. Though this thrived for a while, and there still is much iron ore there, the rural location and difficultly of smelting the ore continues to make it uneconomic in modern times. It's been 120 years since the mill operated, fire, elements, and neglect have done their part, not much remains except for a few stone furnaces, which we will stop to check out.
After checking out the blast furnace, we will proceed to Gulf Hagas, sometimes called the "Grand Canyon of the East". We will be hiking through the Heritage, home to some of the largest white pine in the world. From there to Screw Auger falls offering several water falls. After the falls, we will proceed to the gorge, the gorge is nearly 4 miles long, displaying vertical slate walls 300' to 400' deep. The west branch of the Pleasant River drops some 400' in this distance, creating numerous waterfalls, chutes, and pools. It is an eight mile (round trip) trip intersecting with the 100-Mile Wilderness section of the Appalachian Trail.
Throughout the course of our hike we will be stopping for breaks and to have a time in the Word and prayer.
What each person needs: Proper footwear for a moderate day hike, hiking boots are really preferred, sneakers may leave feet sore and swollen. Proper clothing for the weather (whatever it may be on that day), a bible, one to two liters of water, lunch, bug spray, a snack, and a pack to carry these things in. The hike will be fairly strenuous and does include a knee deep water crossing. There is some cost associated with this activity. Each person should bring some cash. The cost to enter at the KI check point gate is $6 per person. We will also be stopping for snacks/food/drinks in Brownville or Milo on the way back.
Any questions, please contact Alan or Erica Whitney at 732-6055. If your child desires to go, please print and fill out the form and return it to Alan prior to June 27.
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For the invisible things of him from the creation of the world are clearly seen, being understood by the things that are made, even his eternal power and Godhead; so that they are without excuse:
Romans 1:20
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Men's Prayer Breakfast
On June 7th, the men will be meeting at 7am for food, the Word and prayer. All men 12 and older are encouraged to attend.
There will be a work day following the breakfast for men or women who would like to help with some projects at the church. See Josh Matthews for more info
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Next Thursday
This is just reminder that Thursday night church on May 15th is canceled
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This is due to the ladies retreat that runs from May 15th to the 17th.
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Friday Prayer
The next Friday night prayer will be Friday May 16th from 8pm to 10pm. See Bob or Tab for more details including location.
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Expelled
The movie Expelled: No Intelligence Allowed will be playing at the Hoyt's Cinema in Bangor from May 9th for a week. Will Cass really went the extra mile to make this happen.
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New Photos
12 new photos are available on the website. They are of the youth hike on May 3.
The youth hike went extremely well. 7 boys participated in the event. More events are being planned this summer for teens.
To see the photos, click Here
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