Sun 10amFoot of the Cross Church provides a bridge between community and campus by partnering together with the IU Baptist Collegiate Ministry. Experience Bridge Worship at the Bloomington Playwrights Project, the blue building on 9th between College and Walnut. Enjoy a casual theater environment with live acoustic music and life-changing talks. Childcare is provided through age three, and age four to fifth grade dismiss to Bridge Jr. during the service.
We all have particular ways of considering an object, each of us with a unique view. But certain objects have striking similarities. They tell the story of the good life…the inevitability of death…questions of the after life. We see these same three views in a different object each week.
A simple series of talks on baptism, membership, and communion. Three practices. Three Sundays.
Mar 18 Baptism - Mar 25 Membership - Apr 1 Communion
Christian baptism is the immersion of a believer in water in the name of the Father, the Son, and the Holy Spirit. It is an act of obedience symbolizing the believer’s faith in a crucified, buried, and risen Savior, the believer’s death to sin, the burial of the old life, and the resurrection to walk in newness of life in Christ Jesus. It is a testimony to his faith in the final resurrection of the dead. View full article »
Apr 15, 1pmAre you interested in finding out more about Foot of the Cross church and getting involved? Catch our membership class for more information. Informational only, not a commitment to join. Meeting at the Shockney’s, lunch provided. Contact Mat.
Mar 30-31Students from all over Indiana gather at a camp 35 min. away for a weekend jam packed with encouragement, fun and a challenge to walk wholeheartedly with Jesus while reaching their campus with the Gospel through their local church. Visit the SCBI website for more info. Just let Mat know to register.
Cost: $45, includes lodging, food, and travel Location: Highland Lakes Baptist Camp
Mar 10-16BeachReach is a mission trip experience where servant evangelism takes the form of free van rides and pancakes. Thousands visit Panama City during spring break and many are hurting and searching for meaning. College students provide simple acts of service that open the door to life-changing conversations about the hope and love of Jesus Christ.
Location: Panama City Beach, Florida at the Majestic Beach Resort
Pure Girl Beach Party, Mar 16-17 and 23-24Two weekends, same event! Mom and daughter weekend for girls 8-12 (aunt, grandma, or mentor welcome). Bring your craziest Hawaiian shirt to show off at the Beach Party! For those who would like to participate, the evening ends with a crazy Hawaiian shirt fashion show. Plenty of awesome worship and lots of fun. Contact Susan for more info.
Cost: $35 per person by February 27; $40 after February 27
Feb 24-25Women need love. Men need respect. It’s as simple and as complicated as that. This is a dynamic, high energy, practical seminar designed to help couples and singles achieve the relationships of their dreams. Our partner church, River’s Edge Fellowship in Bedford is hosting this video conference. Cost is $20 per person. Fri, Feb 24, 6:45 – 10:15pm. Sat, Feb 25, 8:45a – 1:45p. Sign up at loveandrespect.com.
What Impact Can 1 Make?OneLife moves Jesus followers to the grassroots level of missions. OneLife transforms lives through holistic ministry meeting both physical and spiritual need. OneLife develops advocates for global causes and needs. OneLife gives missions a name, a face and a place.
Part of your giving to FOTC supports OneLife, or you can get involved with a project directly. Presented by IMB Students. View full article »
A budget is an estimate of income and expense over time. Our vision to GO KNO SHO GRO drives our budget. The guidebook we use is the Bible, not worldly wisdom. Scripture has much to say about material wealth: money is amoral…the blessings of God add no sorrow…the borrower is slave to the lender…all our needs are met in His riches. As a collective group of believers we handle our finances (church budget) the way we ask a single believer to (personal budget). Money can only be used to give, save, or spend. A budget should reflect these three priorities and the church should see them lived out. View full article »
