Red Mesa News: Featured Articles
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Summer 08
- Cottonwood Pass Bible Pass: A Summer Tradition
The Cottonwood Pass Bible Pass Conference is a summer bible camp for Christians in Red Mesa churches with tradition going back 60 or more years. - Red Mesa Foundation Funds for Church Facility Improvement
Classis Red Mesa has prioritized RMF grant funds for projects to update and improve Red Mesa Church facilities. - Classis Raises $60,000 to Meet Pension Gap
Classis has raised $60,000 of a $180,000 goal to meet a gap in pensions for two of its pastors through the Red Mesa Foundation.
Spring 08
- Schools Reach Out
Rehoboth and Zuni Christian Schools provide programs targeted toward community concerns. - Leadership Development Network
TEAMS committee to Launch Native American LDN in Fall 08. - What We Need To Do
Rev. Stanley Jim and Rhonda Berg give a Native American and an Anglo perspective regarding how churches in Red Mesa need to move forward. - African Balafon
A 100 year old African Xylophone re-emerges at Gallup Bethany CRC.
Winter 07
- Crownpoint Teens
Crownpoint Church begins a mentoring program for Teen Parents. - Block Party
Maranatha Fellowship in Farmington New Mexico “hit the streets” this summer with a block party extravaganza. - Drama in Worship
Northwestern College students brought to Red Mesa a new understanding of how scripture and prayer could be presented as drama.
Summer 07
- Saddle Up
Navajo Churches take Good News to the Trail. - Maranatha Youth
Maranatha Fellowinghip in Farmington New Mexico show youth how important they are to the church. - Litsons Start Small Group Ministry
James and Darlene Litson of Red Valley CRC are putting into practice and sharing what they are learning about small group ministry.
Spring 07
- Bethany 50 years
Bethany CRC in Gallup New Mexico celebrates 50 years of organization as a Native American and then multi-cultural church. - Native American Teens at Worship Symposium
Rehoboth Christian School students, Hannah Chee and Colby Touchine, are the youngest participants in the Calvin College Worship Symposium and bring back what they learn to put into practice with their peers.