Good afternoon CORF, This is the day that the Lord has made and all we can do is to rejoice in it! Our God is good and faithful. We talked about it, we planned it, now this weekend is finally upon us. In case you forgot, here are the events for this weekend: On Friday
We’ve been talking for the last couple of months about prayer. In this week’s sermon, Pastor Abie Kulynych answers this very important question, “Have you ever wondered what the outcome of prayer is?” We pray a lot of prayers and there are a lot of things that we don't see through to the end. We
Good afternoon CORF, We pray that you had a great work week and had the blessed opportunity to see and notice God’s work in your life and in the lives of those around you. The weekend is upon us and we encourage you to rest well as we head into one of our busiest weeks
Eight weeks ago we started this series on Luke 11 and we started by talking about the “we” of prayer. You see, prayer is not just a gift that has been given to each of us, it is a gift that has been given to all of us. It is not just something that we
Last week pastor Abie Kulynych taught us that, “God gives us Himself.” This truth is predominant in today’s message. God created us to be in fellowship with Him and redemption is all about restoring that fellowship. We have a tendency to make salvation about sin. We talk about being sinners and then being saved. We
Everyone is welcome and encouraged to join the CORF Facebook Prayer room on Monday, Wednesday and Friday from 1230-1pm. The room is led by Joanne DiLeo, so please email/message/text her for the link to join. It is always a refreshing time - please join us if you are free!
Good afternoon CORF, It’s Friday already? Yep! And it looks like days are going way too fast to remember what happened during the week. We certainly pray that you find yourself in God’s presence and the fellowship of one another. We look forward to connecting again this weekend for our service in person and online.
For the last five weeks, we’ve been talking about Luke’s account of the teaching of the Lord’s Prayer. We’ve seen that prayer was not just something Jesus taught, but it was something that he modeled. He didn’t talk about prayer as much as he allowed himself to be seen and heard praying. We talk about
Our next Prayer Meeting is Monday, August 23rd at 7pm on Zoom. An email will go out with the link to join the Zoom call on Monday morning. If you aren't on our mailing list or can't join us but have a prayer request, please let Melissa know.
Have you noticed that the prayer Jesus taught the disciples to pray seems like it focuses on things that we don’t often focus on? I think that was the thing that made Jesus’ prayer so different. I think that might be what it was that caused one of his disciples to ask him, “Lord teach