This week, Maplewood begins a new summer-long series that will focus on how we can and must minister to people–mind, body, spirit and soul. We begin our study anchored in 1 Peter 5, and we are focusing on the need for the body of Christ to rebalance our approach to bringing redemption and restoration to the World through the Good News of Jesus.
Two family favorites are coming to Maplewood this Tuesday as we roll through summer 2021 supporting our local food trucks. This Tuesday, June 15, from 3 to 6 p.m. (weather permitting), at 110 Lawnview Avenue in Springfield, we welcome:
Ron’s Holy Smoking’ BBQ and Lazy Baker Pizza Maker
Why are we doing this? To raise money?
“As a matter of fact, we’re not fund raising. We simply want to support our local food vendors and create some connection in our neighborhood and community,” said Pastor Vicki Case. “Everyone is welcome!”
In a continuing series we occasionally revisit, Pastor Vicki is covering what we believe the Bible teaches at Maplewood. A question we often receive is about a word that never appears in Scripture–but in reality the concept is painted from beginning to end in the Bible. This week, we’re talking about the Trinity. So grab a notebook and get ready to head back to class in our latest episode of Christianity 101. You may even learn how to dance….
Why cook dinner when you can come out and support our local food trucks! This Tuesday, Maplewood welcomes Ol’ School Barbecue and Thai 1 On to 110 Lawnview Avenue from 3 to 6 p.m. (weather permitting of course)!
“We’ve had a few folks ask if this is a fund-raiser for Maplewood. It’s not,” said Pastor Ed Klett, Community Pastor at Maplewood. “This is simply a way to connect with our community, our neighbors and our families.”
Everyone is welcome!
What does it take to effectively support the mission of the church around the globe? More than money, that is for certain. As Maplewood kicks of a season of Faith Promise over the next several weeks, Rev. Rudy Prescod joins us this week for special message challenging us to understand what it means to Rise and Shine.
Why cook dinner when you can come out and grab a bite Tuesday afternoon from some of the best local food trucks in Springfield? We have a great line up this week:
Join us from 3pm to 6pm at 110 Lawnview Avenue, weather permitting.
The main obstacle to Kingdom growth is conflict in the church. This week is Pentecost Sunday and Pastor Joe explores how conflict within the church can block the movement of the Holy Spirit. He also addresses what we need to do to overcome these broken relationships so we can emerge into the new thing God wants to do in our lives.
This Tuesday, May 25, Maplewood welcomes the Drifter’s Shack food truck to our lot at 110 Lawnview Avenue in Springfield. Check out the menu. Join us from 3 to 6pm and support our food truck compadres.
Here’s a link to at the menu.
Join us for some connection and some good food.
Everyone is welcome!
We can all identify with the feeling of inadequacy–just simply not having enough resource within ourselves to deal with particular situation or overcome a particular obstacle. This week, Maplewood is continuing to study the early church for lessons we can apply to our lives as we emerge from the pandemic. Pastor Joe turns our focus to Acts 1, as Jesus is preparing his disciples for life after He returns to the Father’s throne in Heaven.
Join us Tuesday at Maplewood for Food Truck Tuesday. Looking for an easy way to take care of dinner? Maybe even grab something you can pack for lunch the next day.
Maplewood welcome’s Springfield’s very own Ol’ School Smoked Barbecue from 3-6pm on Tuesday, May 18 at 110 Lawnview Avenue.
Bring your appetite. Bring a friend. Bring the family.
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