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AN INVITATION TO

AN INVITATION TO

the ultimate barrier between divinity and humanity.

We often hear that Jesus died for our sins, but without the Easter message that Jesus conquered death, the power of sin would still rule us. The power of Jesus’ teaching is let loose on the world, Sin doesn’t have the final say and death isn’t the end. Our imperfections become acceptable, and we are free to love and serve others, just as Jesus did. God meets us here, where we are. Our service to others comes out of God’s love for us, not because we’re trying to earn God’s love.

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You are invited to follow the steps and the story of Jesus. Grab a palm, partake of the Last Supper, mourn at the foot of the cross, and celebrate the resurrection. This story is our story. This story is your story. Amen.

Be the change and be changed! This summer make a difference with your time at any of the CYF Summer programs such as Vacation Bible School, Adventure Week, and more. The youth below made a difference in the lives of others and grew in their faith by helping to lead a small group of Summer Stretch middle school students in community service, Bible study, and other activities. Visit lordoflife.org/summervolunteers and lordoflife.org/summerstaff to see all that is offered this summer—there may be an opportunity just right for you!

Vincent Guadagno (at left in photo):

“I went through the Summer Stretch program when I was in middle school. As a high school volunteer leader, I had a great experience because I liked being able to build relationships with younger students, as well as helping the community be a better place. I am very excited to be a leader again this year!”

“Through the years as a participant, volunteer, and most recently a staff leader in Summer Stretch, I gained friends, experienced new things, and had a blast while doing it. Being the leader of a group was special. I got to form relationships with the individual campers and got to be the person that, when I was in the camp, kids looked up to. Watching the kids in the group come together as friends throughout the summer is a spotlight for me as a leader. Also, the group of staff was very fun and made the environment more enjoyable.”

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