The Narrow Path Ministries

I just thought I'd get this info our early so that it could circulate and plans could be made.

On Friday, May 1st, I will give the second lecture in the series "The Reliability of the Gospels in Light of Modern Media Challenges." This time my subject will be the DaVinci Code and the gnostic gospels. This will be at the Mennonite Church in McMinnville, OR.

On Saturday, May 2nd, I will be holding a question and answer gathering in the usual location in Camas, Wa. That is the Calvary Community Church.

In Sunday morning, May 3rd, I will be "preaching" at the church in Portland where our friend anochria is pastor, where Christopher and Roblaine also attend. Topic to be announced (probably at the service!).

Information about these gatherings can be found at the "announcements" link at thenarrowpath.com.

So, when are you going to make it to Albany?

I'm not sure. It is sometimes difficult to fit everything in to one weekend!

Jim wrote:So, when are you going to make it to Albany?

Yes Steve Gregg, you are always welcome in Albany!

If anyone needs directions to our church (Aletheia Christian Fellowship) for the Sunday May 3rd service, take this link: http://www.aletheiacf.org (scroll down for directions).

The service will start at 11:00 AM.

steve wrote:I'm not sure. It is sometimes difficult to fit everything in to one weekend!

I realize you are very busy, so busy I wonder how you do it. Knowing this though I thought I would toss out the question. God Bless and Keep up the good work.

Thanks for your visit, Steve. It means a lot to a small church like ours. Here's to next time!

Someday I hope to get a weekend I am not working and make it to the Portland area get togethers.

anochria wrote:Thanks for your visit, Steve. It means a lot to a small church like ours. Here's to next time!

Diddo! Thanks for coming and teaching this last weekend. By the way, I thoroughly enjoyed your lecture on Friday night. Do you know what the topic will be for part three?

God bless,
Robin

Throwin' in my echo.

Always good to see you Steve and your messages always seem remarkably timely. Thanks for accepting the invite.