Royal Rangers Summer Event

Summer of the Son San Diego Trip (June 1-3) $40 deposit per person (adult or child) is due April 25. The total cost is $100 which is due May 23rd. Sponsors are welcome to donate towards this event. Just mark your giving envelopes accordingly. Thanks for your support!

Community Family Movie Night

Friday May 4th, we will be hosting another FREE Community Movie Night. Movie will be played on the big screen in the sanctuary along with free popcorn. We will be showing, “The Smurfs”, starting at 7pm.

AMBUSH 2012 Youth Retreat

Attention SBCC Youth and Parents!

“AMBUSH” 2012 Youth Retreat
GET YOUR ASSIGNMENT
Mission date: april 20-22

Cost $65.00 additional sibling $55
$25. holds your spot
Balance due by april 13th

Contact Pastors Ed or Jileen for details
Phone: 909-379-9918

There will be games and competitions, powerful life changing messages, hiking, swimming, and much more!
You won’t want to miss this exciting preparation for battle. Sign up today. We want you!

Super Bowl Fellowship

The men’s ministry will be hosting this year’s Super Bowl Fellowship here at SBCC with a BBQ and an outdoor game during half time. Starts at 3pm. Bring a side dish or snacks to share. SBCC will provide the meat.

Street Outreach Training Day

Do you feel a calling to do outreach to sexually exploited women on the street? This is a crisis affecting us here in the Inland Empire, and specifically San Bernardino County. This training day is a good opportunity to find out if this type of work is something you would like to participate in. For more information or registration call



 

SBCC’s Youth & Family Summer Camp

SBCC’s Youth and Family Summer Camp

Pt. Mugu @ Big Sycamore Canyon

Str8-Up Youth Summer Outreaches

Str8-Up Uth; Starts their summer off by helping missionaries and churches reach their communities for Christ.   We are honored and privileged that we are able to help from VBS, Adopt the Block and concerts all for God’s kingdom…

The young man sitting on the stage with Justin came with a friend to VBS. On the way home he asked “what is a bible?” that young man was sent home with his very own bible and that’s what it’s all about.

ALL THINGS TO ALL MEN

      It was the Apostle Paul who gave us this idea. He knew how to talk with  kings and walk with poor people. Today some people have called that kind of versatility hypocrisy. Sometimes God just has to give us a visual object lesson to understand His ways. 

     I received a wonderful lesson this week while traveling from place to place to conduct meetings. The lesson is California. I have come to the conclusion that if you want to see every state in the U.S, just travel California. It has it all. The deserts of Arizona, the farm land of Illinois, the hills of the Dakotas, the palms and beaches of Florida and Hawaii, the snow capped mountains of Colorado, the rolling hills of Tennessee and more. 

     Versatility and flexibility are evident in every creative work of God’s hands. Don’t misunderstand what I am saying. This is not some liberally minded  promotion of a tolerance doctrine that accepts every behavior as acceptable to God. What I am seeing in both God’s nature and Paul’s admonition to become all things to all men, is a sensitivity to see others that are different and still find a way to show the love of Christ in a way they can comprehend. 

      Now, back to California. The old song, “California Here I Come” ends with the lyric, “Open your Golden Gate, I’m coming home to you”. Perhaps God would have us be so approachable and compatible with those different from us that we could say, “Here, we open our golden arms, you can feel at home here, you can feel love here and you will find God here.”  Whether they are king or pauper, Christ will help us be what they need where they are.

Pastor Sam Pawlak