Announcements for 3/29

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March 29 Announcements

1. Connect with us today by clicking here!


2. Part of our worship each week is our giving. Each week, giving is one of the ways we worship together as a church. More than meeting needs, this a shared investment in what God is doing among us. As you give, you’re taking part in the teaching of the Word, the discipleship happening across all ages, the care of our church family, and the spread of the gospel beyond our walls.

If you would like to participate in that corporate worship, you can give anytime at https://ocbc.life/giving.


3. Teen Camp 2026 Registration is now open! Camp will be August 10–15 in Mossyrock, WA. This week is intentionally set apart for teens to step out of the normal pace of life and be shaped by God’s Word. Year after year, we’ve watched the Lord use this time in meaningful and lasting ways. Click here for all the details!


There is Youth Group tonight. And this Sunday is our 5th Sunday Youth Activity! It will run from 5:30–7:30 here at the church, and we’ll be having a flashlight egg hunt. Be sure to bring your own flashlight!


4. Small Groups are meeting this week on Sunday and Thursday evenings.

These gatherings are where we continue the work of the Word in each other’s lives: encouraging, applying, and walking through life together. This is our last week of meeting until we begin again April 19th. Join in if you are able! You can register here.


5. Easter Sunday is just around the corner. This is a unique opportunity each year when many people are more open to coming to church. Begin praying now for specific people the Lord would have you invite, and look for opportunities to extend that invitation.


Each Easter, we place three crosses out front and invite our church family to help decorate them with flowers. If you’d like to participate, you’re welcome to bring some flowers and place them on the crosses as you arrive.

It’s a simple tradition, but I do love what it pictures: that something which once represented death can, in Christ, become something beautiful and full of life. We invite all to share in this tradition.