Airport Info:
Houston Intercontinental = 16 mi. from GWC
Houston Hobby = 30 mi from GWC

Here's how YOUR year can look when you're framing it with your words.

• God has prepared me for the days just ahead of me.
  
  
• I have the accuracy of His Spirit and I am prepared for the year of 2011.
  
  
• I receive knowledge about a certain time and a certain place.
  
  
• I am always right on time and at the right place.
  
  
• I am not fearful.
  
  
• God has built accuracy into me for the year 2011.
  
  
• The Lord leads me, directs me, and guides me.
  
  
• My faith and patience are active.
  
  
• The enemy cannot wear me out and I do not give up. I keep on keeping on.
  
  
• I receive the reward of my inheritance.
  
  
• I follow through all the way this year. I do not give up. I do not quit and I do not pull back. I do not veer to the right or to the left. I keep straight ahead.
  
  
• This year I will find the proverbial pot at the end of the rainbow.
  
  
• I find the treasure God has hidden for me as I press in and keep on.
  
  
• His Word and His Spirit line me up and keep me accurate.
  
  
• I reap the greatest harvest in the natural at the most inopportune times because I am aligned with His Purposes in these last days.
  
  
• I hit the target with excellence, timing, and accuracy. I reap great benefits and a great harvest even in the midst of bad times, financially and in my family as I stay aligned with His Purposes and His Word in 2011.
  
  
• I am rapidly approaching warp speed for He has accelerated me in this time.
  
  
• I out-flank the enemy. I out-endure the enemy. I out-maneuver the enemy and he remains under my feet.
  
  
• I am conquering new territories and new places and my feet are walking on new areas as His Spirit gives them to me in the year 2011.
  
  
• I am grateful for what He has done.
  
  Thanks, Kelley Martin for adapting these confessions the Open Door Prophecies given Dec. 26 and Dec. 29, 2010.  More info: http://gloriousway.org/news_info.php?news_id=204 .
  

• 7:00 AM- Meet at GWC with a full stomach to load vans and go.
• kickball, volleyball, swimming, mud pit, canoes, archery, s'mores, campfire, worship and more....
  

• all day: the fun continues
  
• 6 PM: Return to GWC

1.     Jerusalem is still the apple of God's eye, and it's surrounded by hatred & chaos. If we love God, we will love His people.

2.     It's our job as end-time Christians to pray for the peace of Jerusalem and speak out on her behalf. Even some deceived believers think God has moved on from His covenant with Abraham. He has not!

3.     Oil and gas exports from the region affect U.S. jobs and economy (and therefore support of the gospel) bigtime.

4.     The Bible foretells soon-coming giant waves of salvation for both Muslims and Jews.

5.     When we take care of God's business, He takes care of ours.

Biblical prophecy is unfolding daily, and we have a part. Listen online to Pastor's recent message on the subject. Keep in mind that our awesome last-days assignment transcends the race, tribe and tongue into which we were originally born. We've now been born AGAIN into one glorious Kingdom with the heavenly Jerusalem as our home.

 Audio of "Middle East Birth Pangs"

Links to 3 Maps to bring Bible prophecy alive to you:
1. Modern map of the middle east
2. Psalm 83 map
3. Ezekiel 38 & 39 map

Thank God for the Holy Ghost! The Spirit who dwells in us is the Spirit of Truth who shows us things to come. Late last year through prophecy the Holy Spirit began speaking about 2011 during a Sunday night service. As I went to pray and seek the Lord further, the Holy Ghost revealed that 2011 is the Year of the Open Door. I saw a vision of a skier racing down a mountain in an alpine race. He maneuvered skillfully through the gates, which themselves resembled the number eleven. This is the year of access, accuracy and acceleration. We shall possess the gates of our enemy and take that which has been walled off from us. This access and accuracy will have us thriving in the midst of unrest in the world.

Shortly after these things were spoken, turmoil began to break out in the Middle East. The prophetic inner-ring nations surrounding Israel are in the process of throwing off former dictators. Younger men whipped into a frenzy through social networking are rioting in the streets. God is orchestrating these events for two purposes: to bring a harvest out of Islam and to protect Israel as Bible prophecy predicts. These events illustrate acceleration in the timing of prophetic occurrences so that we may know and believe His Word to us concerning this year.

Through the years, God’s plan has been unfolding before us so that now we stand at a line of demarcation. Israel stood in such a place as they journeyed from the wilderness into the promise land in Joshua 3. The Jordan River at flood stage—an impossible barrier—stood in their way. Yet they had a Word from God: Let my glory pass before you into the river and watch the river stand still. Three million people passed over on dry ground as the waters upstream actually piled up. There they embarked upon possessing that which had been walled literally off from them. (Their first conquest was the mighty walled city of Jericho.)

Today we face many obstacles as well, both individually and collectively. We must speak forth God’s Word concerning 2011 and act like His Word is true! We’re on a road we’ve not traveled before. Like the skier, we will accurately navigate the gates so we’re in the right place at the right time. Those things the devil has hindered us from receiving are now in our grasp. New health, deliverance, restoration and provision await us. Divine associations and fresh favor lie just ahead. This is the year for us to see the Glory of God as never before. Ready, set, go!

Open Door Messages:

Part 1: http://www.gwc.cc/listen.php?podcast_id=236

Part 2: http://www.gwc.cc/listen.php?podcast_id=239

Part 3: http://www.gwc.cc/listen.php?podcast_id=240

Part 4: http://www.gwc.cc/listen.php?podcast_id=241

NEWS

2011: The Open Door Prophecy

The Lord has been talking to us about 2011. Many of you have asked for copies of the 3 prophecies delivered by Pastor Greiner during recent services. Here they are: (Thanks, Marilyn McCoy for transcribing them!)

Sunday PM, Dec. 26, 2010
Glorious Way Church

The Word of the Lord comes unto me saying, slowly over the years, I have sharpened you and I have honed you. I have laid a foundation in your life-line upon line, precept upon precept. I have shepherded you and guided you by My Hand, by My Spirit, and have prepared you for the days just ahead of you. For these days require an accuracy of My Spirit that you are not yet practiced in, saith the Lord. But make no mistake about it that you are prepared, and you will be shocked, even in the year of 2011, at the accuracy that you will live by, by My Spirit. For you will suddenly have a knowing about a certain time and a certain place, and you will be at the right place at the right time. The way that Simeon entered into the temple when Jesus was presented, and even Anna, who also at that instant, did not miss her day of visitation, but was right there on time. Oh, don't be fearful. Don't doubt that you are not prepared, that you are not as spiritual as others that you are looking to, perhaps to follow. I know your life better than you know it. I know your assignments better that you know them. And I tell you, that accuracy is built into you for the year 2011. You will be astounded at the ways that I will lead you, and direct you, and guide you. And you will be right on time at the right place, saith the Lord.

(Break)

Did I not tell you that faith and patience inherit the promises? Your faith has been active, and your patience has been active. The enemy would come and try and wear you out and get you to give up. But I say, if you will keep on keeping on, you will be at the right place at the right time, and you will receive the reward of your inheritance. You will receive the end of your faith, for you have spoken, you have acted, and now, follow through all the way this year and don't give up. And don't quit, and don't pull back, and don't veer to the right or to the left. Keep straight ahead and you will find the proverbial pot at the end of the rainbow. I have hidden treasure for you in these last days. It's not hidden from you. It's hidden for you, and you shall find it if press in and keep on. You see, it's this accuracy and this alignment by My Spirit that will give you the anti-venom for the poison that is being spread throughout the whole world by the antichrist. Much deception, many lies, much unrest, much turmoil is on the way for the next year, saith the Lord. But you have the anti-venom, so to speak, for the snake bite of this world, because My Word and My Spirit will line you up and keep you accurate where you will reap the greatest harvest in the natural at the most inopportune times, all because those outside will go here and will go there. They will swing this way and that way. But My People who are aligned with My Purposes in these last days will hit the target with excellence, with timing, with accuracy, and they will reap great benefits. They will reap a great harvest even in the midst of bad times. Oh yes, not only financially, but I say unto you, that this will be a year of souls coming into the Kingdom. This will be a year of families being reconciled and the harvest being reaped in your families that you have prayed for, for so long. I tell you, stay aligned with My Purposes and My Word, and you will see these things come to pass in this year, saith God.

Wednesday PM, Dec. 29, 2010
Glorious Way Church

As you look back on this year of 2010, the year of acceleration that I revealed to your servant, you must certainly know that My Hand has been with you, that I have breathed upon you with a mighty rushing wind to accelerate you from where you were to where you are this day. You will surely have to admit, as you look back on this year, you are not where you used to be. You are not yet where you desire to be, but you are rapidly approaching warp speed for I have accelerated you in this time. And I will have you to know that you will out-flank the enemy, that you will out-endure the enemy, that you will out-maneuver the enemy, and that he remains under your feet. Yes, the same Spirit that has had His Hand upon you this year, that has blown so mightily upon you to accelerate you, is with you into the new year. For there are new territories and new places for you to conquer; new areas for your feet to walk on and for My Spirit to give thee in the year 2011. Oh there is so much more that I want to do in, and through, and for you, saith God. All you have to do to get a hint about what it is, is look back and see what I have done in this year and be grateful for what I have done, saith God.

• Rice (in 1 or 2 lb bags)
• Canned meats like ham, tuna, chicken, etc
• Canned tomatoes
• Canned corn
• Canned green beans
• Juice
• Oatmeal
• Grits
• Cocoa packets
• Any other non-perishable food items
• New toys for toddlers-teens

• Youth space- new service facility with cafe and rec area
• Children's space- new larger classrooms and indoor play space. New teacher lounge and volunteer entrance, kitchenette available to all classrooms, more bathrooms, expanded outdoor play area
• Offices- will accommodate growth in GWC & GAP
• Other amenities- Computerized child check-in, plush nursing mom's room
• Warehouses for GWC and GAP
• Trees transplanted from other parts of the property

UPDATE 3/10/2010:

Haiti quake is beginning to be felt miles away
Reporting from Saint-Marc, Haiti - February 24, 2010

Even in normal times, Edwin Andre has all he can do to eke out a living from the corn, tomatoes and sweet potatoes he coaxes from an acre plot in northern Haiti. His wife, Roselaine Cius, peddles the produce roadside and cooks rice-and-bean plates from a stick-frame lunch shack to help support their family of eight.

Suddenly, though, eight hungry mouths soared to 18 after siblings and in-laws from earthquake-ravaged Port-au-Prince fled by rattletrap bus to this sweep of farmland, a two-hour drive from the capital.

The couple's spare, concrete house -- no bigger than an average one-bedroom apartment in the United States -- is packed to bursting. Food once converted to cash goes to feed the homeless loved ones. Money is now so short that the pair doubt they will be able to buy seeds for the crucial spring planting season that is only weeks away.

"I don't see how we will have enough money," said Cius, 40, sweating under a porkpie hat as she ladled rice from a charcoal-heated pot. "There's no way. There's no money."

The effects of the Jan. 12 earthquake that flattened much of Port-au-Prince are rippling powerfully across rural Haiti, the poorest swath of the poorest nation in the Western Hemisphere.

Villagers are near the breaking point as they try to accommodate tens of thousands of displaced city dwellers just when they would be putting their precious resources into preparing for planting. In desperation, some have resorted to eating their meager seed stocks or killing their chickens and goats to feed the influx, rather than keeping them to sell.

Fertilizer is expensive and seeds for cereal crops are in short supply because of damage to the seaport in the capital and wary buying by wholesalers. Farming areas southwest of Port-au-Prince were also devastated by the 7.0 quake, which ruined whole towns, such as Leogane, near the epicenter, and damaged vital irrigation channels.

Agricultural officials and aid workers worry that while global efforts to help quake victims in Port-au-Prince are hitting their stride, the ripple effect in the countryside threatens to stymie home farming and worsen conditions in areas where most people already scrape by on less than $2 a day. Some experts warn of a quiet agricultural disaster in the making.

Relief workers say only a tiny portion of international aid has been earmarked for rural Haitians, who account for most of the country's 9 million people. Of $23 million sought for farmers as part of an urgent appeal by the United Nations, donor governments have provided only about $2 million for agriculture.

"These communities were already the poorest part of the country. The countryside is extremely poor and they have very few means to cope," said Alexander L. Jones, Haiti emergency-response manager for the U.N. Food and Agriculture Organization. "It is putting a lot of stress on families."

Jones said spot surveys show that the average size of rural families has nearly doubled, from five members to nine.

Agencies are scrambling to import 2 tons of seeds, plus hoes, shovels and wheelbarrows, for the farmers, many of whom lost their hand tools under collapsed homes near Port-au-Prince. The first shipment of 15,000 implements arrived last week. Relief workers are also turning to the Dominican Republic next door to hunt for seed varieties that are also planted in Haiti.

"The planting season is approaching. We've got to deliver these seeds before it starts," said Roberto Borlini, who works for an Italian nonprofit called GVC that plans to distribute seeds and tools to 2,000 families near Petit-Goave, a hard-hit town southwest of the capital.

GVC and at least a couple of dozen other foreign aid agencies, including such major players as CARE, have focused part of their efforts on rural areas. But farmland assistance has been overshadowed by the critical needs in Port-au-Prince.

Haiti's agricultural sector was a basket case even before the quake.

Years of deforestation have denuded much of the countryside, helping to degrade overworked soil that doesn't hold nutrients well and yields food reluctantly.

In a country that grows rice and corn, Haitians get most of their cereals and many other goods from abroad, making them extraordinarily expensive. A chicken can cost $7.

Tropical storms two years ago caused $200 million in damage to food crops. Since the earthquake, the nation's agriculture minister, Joanas Gue, has called on creditor nations to help by forgiving Haitian debt.

In many ways, relief workers say, it's fortunate that so many of the displaced found shelter with relatives. The arrangement provides a smoother way to deliver aid and offers the homeless a healthier alternative to sleeping in the encampments that have popped up in Port-au-Prince.

But the exodus of an estimated 480,000 people from the capital has flooded dirt-road villages with city folk who need to eat and have little interest in hoe-and-spade work. Anyway, there were already too few farm jobs to go around.

"I don't go out. I don't hear music. I don't see the things I'm used to seeing," said bored-looking city dweller Richemononde Cius, 27, the sister of Roselaine. She and other family members piled into a bus headed for the country two days after the earthquake, which split the family house in Port-au-Prince, killing a cousin.

As a child, Richemononde Cius spent summers with her farming relatives, but she never wanted to live in the country. She now bides her time waiting for ideas from her fiance in Boston on how to join him there.

The 10 newcomers pitch in as they can, then stay outside in the dirt yard as late as possible before bunking down on concrete floors covered wall to wall with people.

Roselaine Cius said that feeding the arrivals -- they call themselves "deportees" -- means she has less food to turn into plates of rice, beans and bits of chicken to sell for $1.75 at her tin-roof hut. Most of her customers are in the same boat, though, with fewer able to buy.

"Every morning I have to think about where to get food for all these people," said her 53-year-old husband. "I can't let them go hungry."

With funds dwindling, he and his wife have yet to buy seed for the spring crop of beans, maize and rice.

Half a mile up the road, Luckner Monrinvil and his family have taken in 10 relatives from Port-au-Prince in two weather-beaten shanties.

The difficulty of finding something to eat has brought constant anxiety. A few spoonfuls of rice or a bit of boiled breadfruit, fortified with pieces of processed fish, may be all anyone gets.

The recent harvest of peppers and sweet potatoes was a flop, a fact Monrinvil attributes to the earth's trembling. He has no cash for seeds.

Monrinvil, 53 years old but taut as a teenager, offers to show a visitor his half-acre field, a hike of a mile or so. Under a scorching afternoon sun, he sets out past verdant stands of corn and a wide irrigation channel that also serves as a swimming pool and bathtub for residents.

But about halfway, Monrinvil reconsiders and asks to turn back. He is feeling the first pangs of hunger, and they remind him that he lacks a plan for food this day.

There are so many mouths to feed.

ken.ellingwood @latimes.com

Sun, Nov 29. Kids bring one or more small toys (and New Shoes, if possible) for Haitian children ages 3-12. In church, we'll pack them in shoeboxes with care and send them to children in Haitian group homes. Want to bring all the items for a specific child? See list of names below.  In general...

Here are some items that would be helpful:

TOYS 
small cars, balls, dolls, stuffed animals, Juice Harps, kazoos, harmonicas, yo-yos, jump ropes, Slide Flutes, small Etch A Sketch®, toys that light up or make noise (with extra batteries), Slinky®, etc. 

SCHOOL SUPPLIES 
pens, pencils and sharpener, crayons or markers, stamps and ink pad sets, writing pads or paper, solar calculators, coloring and picture books, etc. 

HYGIENE ITEMS 
toothbrush, toothpaste, mild bar soap (in a plastic bag), comb (boy/Girl), Floss, washcloth, barrettes, Rubber bands, Hanky, Scissors, Nail clippers, Antibiotic cream, etc. 

OTHER 
Hard candy and lollipops (please double bag all candy), mints, gum, T-shirts, socks, ball caps; sunglasses, hair clips, toy jewelry, watches, flashlights (with extra batteries) 

A PERSONAL NOTE 
In a separate envelope, you may enclose a note to the child and a photo of yourself or your family.

DO NOT INCLUDE: 
Used or damaged items; war-related items such as toy guns, knives or military figures; chocolate or food; out-of-date candy; liquids or lotions; medications or vitamins; breakable items such as snowglobes or glass containers; aerosol cans 

Children we're sponsoring:

To choose a specific child, email sylvia@gwc.cc. 

Name, US Shoe Size, Gender

Ritchy, size 5, Boy
Steve, size 3, Boy
Rico, size 3, Boy
Kerlinda, size 3, Girl
Minouche, size 4, Girl
Sophonie, size 2 1/2, Girl
Clarens, size 4, Boy
Claudy, size 7, Boy
Rosemond, size 6, Boy
Mackenson, size 6 1/2, Boy
Jean Tony, size 5, Boy
Woodlet, size 2 1/2, Boy
Kerwinne, size 3, Girl
Tania, sz 3, Girl
Wedno, sz 5, Boy
Fabienne, sz 2, Girl
Sleyna, sz 2, Girl
Peterson, sz 4, Boy
Sandy, sz 3 1/2, Boy
Ketty, sz 3, Girl
Johnny, sz 3, Boy
Lolo, sz 4, Girl
Rose Camy, sz 3, Girl
James, sz 6, Boy
Emmanuel, sz 2, Boy
Guerlin, sz 4, Boy
Samine, sz 3, Girl
Petiscar, sz 2 1/2, Boy
St Juste Emmanuel, size 2 1/2, Boy

• We celebrated our "coming of age" as a church, and you could feel big LOVE all through the event.
• Thanks to Pastor John and Gladys Greiner for 15 great years of service.
  
• Recording artists and GWC long-timers Stephanie Hogan and Nick Odizor performed for the first time the original song "Believe." The acoustic rendition brought the house down. (Or should we say UP?) They began writing it after a Sunday morning message by Pastor Greiner several weeks ago. We'll  be hearing more of that song to come! Amazing.
  
• A huge and talented team of Christian mariachis had the crowd hopping, including Gladys and Youth Director Adam in an all-out jig.
• Gorgeous decorations transported us to an elegant dreamland, south of the border. Thanks, Anne Crawford and army of volunteers.
• Claire had a memorable fight with the law of gravity while giving answers to the GWC Trivia quiz. Gravity won, but she's fine, thanks. Congratulations to quiz winners Carol Koonts and Sheila Sutton.
  
• Thanks to Gringo's Tex Mex Kitchen for other-worldly food and to Shirley Brown and volunteers for drinks and cake service!
• Thanks to Sylvia Garay and GWKids team for providing BIG fun for kids. The special black-light party room for kids was a hit, while the little kids got a visit from Carlito horse. Fun!
• We laughed and cried through a video montage. It included special prophetic words spoken over GWC throughout the years, including one from the late Pastor John Osteen. The sound of his voice still comforts and inspires us. Thanks to Jay Greiner, Tim Godwin, Lee Auvert and Dan Rubottom for tireless work.
• Some of us boldly dressed for the occasion, most notably the Wilkerson and Batalla families who donned authentic quinceanera dresses from times past. (Michele- from a time WAY past!)  So fun!
  
• From the church staff: Thanks to the church body of Glorious Way Church whose love and faithfulness motivate us every day. We love you!
• THANK YOU JESUS for letting us represent your Name alongside these awesome people. Great days ahead!
  

• Wednesday, May 2nd at 7:3 PM - Prophetic ministry by Dr. Ed Dufresne
• Thursday, May 3rd at 10:30 AM - Teaching ministry by Pastor Nancy Dufresne
• Thursday, May 3rd at 7:30 PM - Prophetic ministry by Dr. Ed Dufresne
• Friday, May 4th at 10:30 AM - Teaching ministry by Pastor Nancy Dufresne
• Friday, May 4th at 7:30 PM - Prophetic ministry by Dr. Ed Dufresne

“This is the first time that ministers from Panay Island have a convergence in one place,” she says, noting the array denominational groups that are registered. “They haven’t had any unity before.” So far, David says, about 1300 ministers have registered to attend.

With the meeting lasting the better part of 4 days, each day holds a cram-packed schedule for the ministers: morning and afternoon minister’s sessions, plus evening prayer meetings and nightly healing/evangelism rallies
to reach the lost. Pastor Greiner considers his mission there like a strategic target. “I don’t have all the answers,” he says, “but I do have something, and ‘such as I have’ I give to them.” In past Fresh Oil conferences, even ministers with no experience in spiritual gifts have been eager to learn, and hundreds have received the Baptism of the Holy Spirit. Response has been amazing.

With all the effort on this one, David says Pastor Levy Padlan Jr. of Mt. Moriah Family Christian Fellowship, the host church, is expecting all-out revival. In a meeting in another part of the Philippines 2 years ago, Cindy Jacobs reportedly prophesied that Iloilo City would indeed experience historic revival and that the area would be called the America of the East because of the huge number missionaries it would begin sending to other countries. Ministers in the region are feeling that now’s the time for that revival. So do we!

GWC has budgeted about $50,000 for the event, which includes not only the travel and venue expenses, but also payment to all attendees for half of their transportation costs, lunch for 3 days, and 3000 bags of rice to hand out to local residents who attend the evangelistic and healing rallies. We'll also leave behind extensive media materials, including books by Pastor John Greiner, children's curriculum and boxes of faith materials supplies by GWC Members Bert and Norma David of Lightbearers Ministry.

For those of you wishing to pray for the meetings, here is a rough schedule: (Keep in mind the Philippines is 13 hours ahead of Houston time.)

11/26 Monday

• Night (Monday AM Houston time): Citywide Evangelistic/Healing Rally: Pastor John Greiner
  

11/27 Tuesday

• AM (Latenight Monday, Houston time): 1st Minister's Session: Pastor John Greiner
• Afternoon: Minister's Session: Bob Greiner followed by prayer meeting for Panay Island
• Night (Tuesday AM Houston time): Citywide Evangelistic/Healing Rally: Pastor John Greiner

11/28 Wednesday

• AM (Latenight, Tuesday Houston time): Minister's Session: Pastor John Greiner
• Afternoon: Minister's Session: Bob Greiner followed by prayer meeting for Panay Island
• Night (Wednesday AM Houston time): Citywide Evangelistic/Healing Rally: Pastor John Greiner

• AM (Latenight, Wednesday Houston time): Minister's Anointing Service: Pastor John Greiner
• Afternoon: Closing Minister's Session: Norma David

• Fishing / Canoeing
• Sand Volleyball
• Games, Group Time
• Campfire
• Baseball / Basketball
• Rifle Range / Archery
• Box hockey

• Clothes
• Toiletries
• Sleeping bag or twin sheet and blanket
• Pillow
• Extra Spending $$
• SIGNED PERMISSION FORM

• Meet Thursday, March 20 @ 6:00 PM at GWC. (Come with a full stomach)
• Pick up Saturday, March 22 @ 4:00 PM at GWC.

• Family and friends
• Food and drinks for you and everyone with you
• Kites, games, sports, equipment, etc.
• Lawn chairs-optional (some picnic tables available)

• School's Out Lock-In: Friday, June 6 - Saturday, June 7
• Schlitterbahn-New Braunfels: Tuesday, June 17
• Kemah Boardwalk: Monday, June 30
• Galveston: Thursday, July 10
• Champions 4 Christ Youth Rally: Sunday, July 27 - Saturday, August 2
• Back to School Swim Party: Saturday, August 16

• Sundays from 9:20 - 9:30 am
• Early Childhood Play Area (end of CC hallway)
• Pray with other teachers, receive encouragement, and get updates about GW Kids
• You are welcome to attend every Sunday, even if you're not scheduled to teach that day.
• Teaching Wednesday nights? Please attend the Huddle on the Sunday prior to your class.

• Sack Lunch
• Snacks
• Drinks
• Sunscreen
• Towels
• Modest Swimsuit
• Change of Clothes
• FRIENDS

• Dinner at Landry's
• Unlimited rides
• Unlimited fun

• Sunscreen
• Towel
• Modest swimsuit
• Sack lunch or eat at park (no glass)
• Extra $20 for lockers and food

• Altitude Deck the Halls Day. Sat, Nov. 29. 9:00 AM. (Changed from Fri.) Teens meet at GWC the Saturday after Thanksgiving to go decorate homes for Christmas. Details TBA.
• Decorate GWC for Christmas. Mon, Dec. 1. 10:00 am - 4 pm. Lunch provided. Please RSVP at the Welcome Center or e-mail staff@gwc.cc.
  
• Gforce Snow Day. Sat, Dec. 13 at GWC. 11 AM - 1 PM. Games, snowballs, food and fun.
• Commitment Sunday. Dec. 14 at 10 am.
  
• Altitude White Christmas. Sun, Dec. 14 at GWC. 5:00-8:30 pm. 6th - 12th grade plus. More snowballs. Costume contest-how snowy can you look?
• Communion. Sun, Dec. 28 at 10 am.
  

• Christmas Eve Service: Wed, 12/24 @ 7:30 PM
• New Year’s Eve: Wed, 12/31 @ 7:30 PM. Fellowship with hot chocolate and fireworks. Fun family activities.

• November 27 - Thanksgiving Day
  
• December 25 - Christmas Day
  
• January 1 - New Year's Day
  

• Christmas Eve Service: Wed, 12/24 @ 7:30 pm
• New Year's Eve Service: Wed, 12/31 @ 7:30 pm. Fellowship with hot chocolate and fireworks. Fun family activities.

• New 1-yr-old class volunteers: Get 1s speaking the Word as they're learning to talk!
• Special Assembly for Preschool-5th workers: Ministering salvation and the Baptism of the Holy Spirit to children"
• Homemade waffles, fellowship, prize drawing.