25 Years of Ministry
25 Years serving Marana
This fall, Continental celebrates 25 years of ministry in Marana. It’s been an amazing journey starting with meetings in the pastor’s home, and now we worship in a brand new facility on Cortaro Rd. We are amazed at what God has done for us and in us and we have only him to thank.
We will be posting more shortly here to let you know of our anniversary plans. We hope you can join us to see what God has done for us.
If you have been a part of Continental or shared in some way in our history, we would love to hear from you. We invite you to leave a comment to this post.
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Celebrate America’s 250
July 4th
Neighborhood BBQ, 6pm
God & Country Program, 7pm
Marana Fireworks, c. 9pm
Community welcome, 6-9pm
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Making connections
At Continental, we believe Church is far more than a place to worship. It’s a home where we can make lasting connections with the same people with whom we hope to share eternity. While church is a great place to meet new friends, we want you to become part of our extended family, that loves, prays for, and cares for each other. Church is the perfect place to make connections. Come see us. There’s a whole family of people waiting to meet you.
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Please join us for a service at our new facility on Cortaro Farms Rd., .3 miles east of I10
5441 W. Cortaro Farms Rd.
9:30am Classes for all ages
10:30am Worship Service
5:00pm Praise & Prayer Service
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Prayers for Uvalde
The tragic events in Uvalde, TX have us reeling again: another mass shooting, a whole community suffering. We grieve with and pray for the families who have suffered traumatic loss. We all feel a certain amount of helplessness. What can be done to stop this?
Certainly there will be renewed debate about gun control. There will no doubt be review of the perpetrator’s mental health and probably his family background and drug use, if any. Effort will be made to pin blame somewhere. But there’s a good chance, the research will deal with symptoms rather than the systemic problem our country faces.
We are bringing up generations of young people with little or no regard for human life. And why is that? Respect for life is a cornerstone of civilized society and it is moored in morality.
For decades those demanding separation of church and state have driven God from our schools. And with God goes morality. If there is no divine accountability, there is no need for morality. Morality is nothing more than a recommended option rather than a necessity for existence. In this way, our schools are failing our kids. There are many good people trying to make a difference in the school system and we are grateful for every one of them. But systemically, our schools have failed our kids and many of our homes have done no better.
There is hope but only if we reintroduce morality alongside mathematics and we let our children hear that there is human accountability to a divine being. Change can come but only if we reintroduce God.
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