Wednesday Night Prayer Gathering
Wednesday, August 04, 7:00p - 8:30p
Join us for prayer for our church, our families, our communities, our city, our nation, and the world.
Come as you are. Bring your prayer requests or just come willing to pray. (no expectation of praying aloud)
SCC Church Offices
1201 37th Ave N.
Minneapolis, MN 55412. (map)
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Baptism Class
Sunday, August 08, 9 - 10:30am
For those interested in learning more and those ready to be baptized.
Classes will be held during the 1st service at 9:00 am on Sundays August 8th, 15th and 22nd.
You must attend all of the classes to be baptized.
The Baptism Service will be held after second service on Sunday, August 29th at Anwatin Middle School
Questions or registration: Call Michelle at 612-692-6584 or email
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Love Minneapolis - August 2010
Saturday, August 14, 8:30a - 12:30p
Monthly opportunity to serve our city together.
Join us on May 8th for our monthly Love Minneapolis event. It's a simple way to serve. Just show up and we'll take care of the rest.
This month:
Saturday, August 14, 2010 - 8:30a – 12:30p
Meet at Sanctuary Offices at: 1201 37th Ave. N, Minneapolis, MN 55412
This month you will have the option of being involved in one of the following activities:
- Fight Home Forclosures!
Bring information to residents at risk of forclosure to help them save their home.
- Support the Latino Community @ City View Apartments
Spanish Speaking (or not) volunteers will be partnered with CV residents to go door to door bringing invitations and information about an up-coming block party and resource fair on August 28.
- Encourage Neighborhood Senior Citizens
Provide basic home maintenance and lawn care to Seniors in our Neighborhood
- Beautify a Northside Clinic
We will finish staining a fence and doing other outdoor clean-up at the Fremont Clinic
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About Love Minneapolis:
Simple Acts of Service in the city we love!
We care about the people, places, and relationships that make our city strong. So, we find ways to serve the people and organizations that are doing great work in Minneapolis.
What is Love Minneapolis?
Love Minneapolis is an easy-access, monthly volunteer opportunity done in partnership with other organizations in north Minneapolis.
Learn More
Web: www.loveminneapolis.org
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Baptism Class
Sunday, August 15, 9 - 10:30am
For those interested in learning more and those ready to be baptized.
Classes will be held during the 1st service at 9:00 am on Sundays August 8th, 15th and 22nd.
You must attend all of the classes to be baptized.
The Baptism Service will be held after second service on Sunday, August 29th at Anwatin Middle School
Questions or registration: Call Michelle at 612-692-6584 or email
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Baptism Class
Sunday, August 22, 9 - 10:30am
For those interested in learning more and those ready to be baptized.
Classes will be held during the 1st service at 9:00 am on Sundays August 8th, 15th and 22nd.
You must attend all of the classes to be baptized.
The Baptism Service will be held after second service on Sunday, August 29th at Anwatin Middle School
Questions or registration: Call Michelle at 612-692-6584 or email
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Baptism Service
Sunday, August 29, 12:30
"Those who believed and accepted His message were baptized..." –Acts 2:41
Join us as we celebrate those who will take a step in their faith through Baptism.
The Baptism Celebration
Anwatin Middle School
Sunday, August 29th, 12:30p
Any questions, feel free to call Michelle at 612-692-6584 or email
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Sankofa Journey
Thursday, October 21, October 21-24
Sankofa is a West African word meaning “looking backward to move forward.” The Sankofa journey, an intentional, cross-racial prayer journey, seeks to assist disciples of Christ on their move towards a righteous response to the social ills related to racism. This interactive experience explores historic sites of importance in the Civil Rights movement, sites of oppression and inequality for people of color, while seeking to move participants toward healing the wounds and racial divide caused by hundreds of years of racial injustice in the USA.
A Sankofa journey increases one’s awareness, understanding and sensitivity for past struggles, victories and continuing racist oppression existing in our country, how far we have come, and how far we have yet to go.
On this 72-hour bus journey, participants will travel to critical sites of past and present racial injustice, such as Birmingham, AL, Memphis, TN, Albany, GA and Atlanta, GA. They will meet and hear from persons directly involved in ministries of justice in southern Georgia, visit places like the 16th Street Baptist Church, civil rights institutions, the Martin Luther King Center, and more.
Learn more about the Sankofa Journey at our denomination website.
Upcoming Sankofa Journey: October 21-24, 2010
Click here to read what participants have said about their experience.
REGISTRATION: Please email us at
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