Also serving the communities of De Luz, Rainbow, Camp Pendleton, Pala and Pauma
Also serving the communities of De Luz, Rainbow, Camp Pendleton, Pala and Pauma
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A Parent-Child Dedication will be a special part of Riverview’s 8:30 and 10:30 Morning Worship services on Mother’s Day, Sunday, May 13th. At this time, parents commit to raising their child hearing the truth of God, feeling the love of God, and experiencing life among the people of God. The church family, in turn, commits to pray for their wisdom, blessing, and the ultimate faith of that child. For more information, call the church office (760) 941-1430; Riverview Church is in Bonsall at 4980 Sweetgrass Lane (just east of... Full story
Heaven, do you have reservations? Or do you perhaps have reservations about whether you’re going. Join us Wednesdays in May at 6:30 p.m. in the Fellowship Center for small group Bible studies on this heavenly topic. Sunday worship begins at 8:00 a.m. with traditional worship held in the Sanctuary; 9:30 a.m. is Sunday school and Adult Bible Class; and 10:30 a.m. we have contemporary worship held in the Fellowship Center. Zion is located at 1405 East Fallbrook Street. For additional information about our Family of Faith at Z... Full story
Last week we discussed the Bible as a historical document, but how about the Bible’s experiential qualities? To that end, may I suggest the ancient practice of Lectio Divina, or Divine Reading. There are four steps that characterize Lectio Divina: Read a Bible passage slowly several times. Reflect on the passage thinking how to apply it to one’s own life. Respond to the reading by opening your heart and beginning a conversation with God. Then listen to God, yep…listen. This will free you from your own thoughts. In this way,... Full story
We are like ships that leave familiar harbors to explore new lands, new horizons, and new opportunities. But like ships, we face dangers of getting lost in storms at sea or simply losing touch with where we came from. Dangers lurk at the edge. Each of us has had a beginning. As children we are kept close to home by parental direction. When raised with caution, stability, and security, we keep close to those who gave us life and a continuing support system. However, we each have in us Adam’s wayward seed. Until we come of a... Full story
The church has left the building! There will be no services this Sunday, April 29, as members of North Coast Church will be serving the community with five home makeovers for deserving families, repairs and improvements at the Fallbrook Food Pantry and a free car wash at Fallbrook High School. North Coast is one church with many locations, making disciples in a healthy church environment. Services include programs for youth, nursery through high school, plus several in-home Growth Groups that meet weekly to promote Christian...
Our Family of Faith invites you to JOYN Together with us for a single worship service on Sunday, April 29, at 10:00 a.m. in the Zion Fellowship Center. Sunday school for preschool-eighth grade and Adult Bible Class begin at 9:00 in the Fellowship Center. Our JOYNING Together worship service is an upbeat, casual and family-focused service. We love to see our families worship together! Zion is located at 1405 East Fallbrook Street. For additional information about our Family of Faith at Zion Lutheran Church and School, please...
The youth of Christ The King Lutheran Church will present a powerful witness of their faith as they participate in Confirmation Sunday on May 13 at both the 8:00 a.m. and 10:30 a.m. services. Come join us as our confirmands share the dedication of their lives to Jesus. We will also honor the wonderful women in our lives for Mother’s Day. You won’t want to miss it!...
Have you noticed how much easier it can be to criticize something wrong than to stand for something right? Take for instance…Prayer! Christians have been appalled in recent decades to watch prayer ripped from the fabric of our country. First it was pulled from classrooms and then graduation ceremonies. Students had to fight to maintain their legal right to organize themselves for prayer even on their own time. Today, prayer has largely disappeared from civic events and activities. Christians have pointed out that to deny p...
I have always had an experiential understanding of God. I can attest to God’s power and love in my life, felt deep within my soul. But to explain this to a non-believer in terms both of us could grasp? That seemed very daunting until I started reading, “Evidence That Demands a Verdict” by Josh McDowell. Let’s face it, I’m not a theologian. The material was hard to wrap myself around at first, but after much prayer, a practical reason for needing concrete information to defend our Christian faith began to unfold. Check out the...
Living Waters Christian Fellowship, Fallbrook’s Assembly of God, announces the beginning of Boys and Girls Ministries meetings on Wednesdays at 7:00 p.m. A nurturing program for children ages 5-12, meetings are held at the same time as the Adult School of the Bible. Sundays include prayer time and Sunday school for children, youth and adults at 8:45 a.m.; fellowship and refreshments at 9:30; and morning worship with Pastor Tim at 10:00. The community is cordially welcomed to Living Waters at 2000 Reche Road, Fallbrook. P... Full story
Be sure to stop by Christ The King Lutheran’s booth at the Avocado Festival this Sunday, April 22! Our youth will be selling jewelry made by African women who participate in the HOW (Helping Orphans and Widows) fundraising program, which helps them become self-supporting. Pick up some beautiful jewelry while contributing to a worthy cause!...
The church has left the building! There will be no services on April 29, as members of North Coast Church will be serving the community with five home makeovers for deserving families, repairs and improvements at the Fallbrook Food Pantry and a free car wash at Fallbrook High School. North Coast is one church with many locations, making disciples in a healthy church environment. Services include programs for youth, nursery through high school, plus several in-home Growth Groups that meet weekly to promote Christian...
Join our Family of Faith this Sunday! A traditional worship service is held in the Sanctuary at 8:00 a.m., utilizing the formal liturgy. Sunday school (preschool-eighth grade) and Adult Bible Class begin at 9:30 a.m. in the Fellowship Center. Contemporary worship service is held in the Fellowship Center at 10:30 a.m. This is an upbeat, casual, family-focused service. We begin with Praise Team music offered to bring honor to God and unite us with Him in mind and heart. Zion is located at 1405 East Fallbrook Street. For... Full story
Christ is risen! He is risen, indeed! Alleluia! It has now been about two weeks since Christians celebrated the resurrection of Jesus Christ from the dead. The day we call Easter. A few months ago, we celebrated Christmas; the birth of our Lord Jesus Christ. About two weeks after Christmas, most people begin to put away their Christmas decorations. For some reason, our celebration of Easter does not include nearly the same amount of decorations and other items indicative of the season. But, whatever Easter decorations we do...
During this post-Easter season, I can’t help but wonder how Peter felt after he betrayed Jesus. What was it like for Peter to lock eyes with Jesus across that courtyard as he blew off their relationship to complete strangers? According to scripture accounts, Peter walked away and wept bitterly. Peter had witnessed people being healed by Jesus’ touch, had seen him bringing the dead back to life. Peter even proclaimed Jesus as God in front of all their friends. But what did Peter say under the heat of the moment when Jesus was...
April 14 — Grief Recover Starts St. Peter’s April 14 — Riverview Loft house goes to Mexico April 15 — Wycliffe Dinner at Fallbrook Presbyterian Church April 19 — Women of the Word “Be Still” study starts at Fallbrook Presbyterian April 19 — Landings for returning Catholics at St. Peter’s April 21—MOPS (Mothers of Preschoolers) Rummage Sale at Riverview April 29 — “Blessings From Your Father” Bible Study starts at Riverview April 30 — St. Peter’s Golf Tournament April 30 — Wycliffe Bible Translation Banquet, Temecula E...
Are you ready for a change in your life? Pastor Gary begins his “Extreme Makeover: Personal Edition” series this Sunday in the 9 am Worship Service, followed by Coffee Fellowship and Sunday School for all ages at 10:30. We have mid-week ministries for children, youth and adults including AWANA Club on Thursdays at 6:30 pm. Call the church office at 728-7771 for more information. FFB is located downtown at Pico and Hawthorne....
Join our Family of Faith this Sunday! A Traditional worship service is held in the Sanctuary at 8:00 am, utilizing the formal liturgy. Sunday School for children preschool - 8th grade and Adult Bible Class begins at 9:30 am in the Zion Fellowship Center. Our Contemporary worship service is held in the Zion Fellowship Center at 10:30 am. This is an up-beat, casual and family-focused service. We begin with Praise Team music that is offered to bring honor to God and to unite us with Him in mind and heart. Zion is located at...
Ladies, join us for our new Bible study, “Walking the Bible”. We’ll take a video journey through the first 5 books of the Old Testament, beginning Tuesday, May 1st at 10:00 am; evening study starts on Thursday, May 3rd at 6:30 pm. Cost is $15.00 per book, and supply is limited, so sign up early. Pack light—all you’ll need is your Bible and study book. See you there!...
If you’re like me, you don’t; but if you did, there would be only one word to describe it. Priceless. There’s a new ministry emerging which is capturing the hearts of fathers throughout the country. It’s called Letters From Dad. Men, it will change your life! (Dr. Ken Canfield, National Center for Fathering). Dr. Gene Getz, author of The Measures of a Man says, “Our heavenly Father has written a personal love letter called The Bible. Letters From Dad’follows a solid Biblical model as it teaches men how to write words of fa...
The Easter baskets are back up in the garage, you’re officially sick of egg salad, and your permission to eat too much chocolate has come to an abrupt halt. So, what did Easter really mean to you and me? After my first article introducing this new section of the Village News, I have pondered and prayed a great deal about the direction of this section of the paper. What kept creeping into my mind was Peter’s answer to Jesus’ question, “Who do you say I am?” And of course, Peter’s lightning quick response, “You are the Son o...
Our Sunday Services are at 8:30 and 10:15 a.m. with services for all ages as Pastor Pat teaches a series on “Looking Unto Jesus”. Our Easter Sunday message is “Looking to the Resurrection of Jesus”. We have Home Fellowships using Sunday’s message as the topic for discussion. The Wednesday Night Study at 7:00 p.m. is in the Gospel of John. For information about our worhsip services, youth group, women’s Bible Studies, special events and directions call 760-728-9138 Mon.-Thurs., from 9 a.m.- 4 p.m. We are located at 488 Indu... Full story
On Saturday, April 7th, Christ the King Lutheran Church will host our Children’s Easter Celebration! The festivities will be from 10:00 am to 11:30 am, for children from pre-school through 5th grade (ages 3-10). We will have an Easter story video, snack, and an egg hunt. All children attending should bring a dozen filled eggs (stickers, wrapped candies, pennies, etc.). Come celebrate our Risen Savior with us!...
April 5 — Maundy/Holy Thursday Services 9am-6pm “The Way of the Cross” an interactive stations of the cross at Fallbrook Presbyterian 6:30pm United Methodist 7pm Christ the King Lutheran 7pm Fallbrook Presbyterian 7pm St. John’s Anglican 7pm St. Peter’s April 6 — Good Friday 9am-6pm “The Way of the Cross” an interactive stations of the cross at Fallbrook Presbyterian 11am “The Cross”, 12 pm “Seven Last Words” & 1pm Community Cross Walk starting from St. Peters 2pm Prayer Service St. John’s Anglican Church 2-5pm Prayer Vigil...
Once there was a spider who lived in a tree. The webs he wove were the strongest, the glossiest, the stickiest webs that a spider could ever construct. Many bugs and beetles, many ants and other insects found themselves caught, quick-dried and stored away in his loaded pantry. One thing alone troubled his tranquil existence. Close to his tree there ran a railroad track, and each morning when the train whooshed by, his whole house shuddered and shook. Sometimes he even lost a few of the tasty tidbits he had intended for a...
