by Deacon Alan Andersen
Praise Him! By God’s good grace and the sacrifice of some amazing MHWS volunteers, Jesus was the focus at this summer’s Vacation Bible School (VBS). It would not be feasible to share all of the ways that God was present with us. In order to do my due diligence though, I would [...]
by Alan Andersen
What can be said for the 80’s Masquerade Bowling Bash at West Seattle Bowl? Well a few words come to mind, “Outrageous”, “Tubular” and even “Gnarly”. Yes, those would encapsulate the evening perfectly. I know that the youth had such a great time that many of them have come to [...]
As we get closer and closer to the 80’s masquerade Bowling Bash for the youth group @ MHC|WS, slated for this coming Friday night, I have increasingly been asked cutting questions, even deep questions like:
This fall is quickly approaching and we’re doing midweek a little differently to create greater cohesion between the church body, community groups and midweek programming. Equip is our new name for all programming aimed at equipping of the saints [Eph 4:11-16] at MHC|WS. Equip fall programming begins on Tuesday, Sept 23rd, and it will [...]
by Alan Andersen
It is hard to believe that we are already at the half way point in the month of August! In light of this fact, it’s pretty amazing what God has allowed us to accomplish as a church body on the Tuesday’s in August thus far. It might not seem like anything [...]
When thinking of summer camp, what comes to mind? I am certain whether you are trying to remember back to your last camp experience or if your memory is fresh because you just returned from summer camp that a few things come to mind. Most likely the thoughts of going to bed late, getting up [...]
by alan andersen
Well, here we are, its already that time. The time when Seattle is arguably the most beautiful place! I say that whole-heartedly I love this city, especially the Westside. We have Alki, a view of snow-capped mountains, Easy Street Records serving us the “Johnny Cash” special and MHC West Seattle [...]
Jay Bauman has spent years developing relationships within Brazil as he served as the Executive and Worship Pastor of Crosspointe. A Acts 29 church in Orlando. Recently he moved to Rio de Janeiro and founded Restore Brazil to facilitate church-planting, social justice and cultural transformation through the gospel.
This is one in a series about the West Seattle Campus Discipleship Training Program highlighting a DTP ministry and introducing its participants to the Body of Christ at Mars Hill Church West Seattle. This week we focus on the Biblical Living ministry.
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