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Sunday Night Reflections

Many times, the Sunday after Christmas is lightly attended in most churches. Not so at Solid Rock today. Our attendance this morning wasn't quite what it has been lately, but it was pretty close. That's encouraging.

December is always a flurry of activities, both personally and church-wise. Still, I'm enjoying a little down time to get my batteries recharged. At the same time, it allows me to reflect on where Solid Rock is headed in 2009. I think it's going to be a great year!

Don't miss our New Year's Eve service this Wednesday at 11:00 PM. Our pre-service fellowship time will begin at 10:00 instead of 10:30 as I announced this morning because it turns out we're going to have menudo (the Mexican dish, not the band) along with the refreshments. Still, the focus of the evening will be on the service, not the food, so even if you can't make it at 10:00 for the fellowship, don't miss the service at 11:00.

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