First Book: Cold Tangerines: Celebrating the Extraordinary Nature of Everyday Life by Shauna Niequist Our Quest ladies are invited to take part in a simple book club this summer. They’ll be working through two different books throughout June and July with only one meeting at the end of each book. The first book is Cold Tangerines: Celebrating the Extraordinary Nature of Everyday…

Kevin discusses sex trafficking and why this ministry and the upcoming women’s event is so pivotal in fighting against this incredible evil. This is not just a women’s issue, so how can we ALL get involved?

Johnathan wants to talk a bit about the Park and Picnic day coming up on May 7th. There are a few reasons that we do this event annually. It’s always a good time, so are you signing up?

The Steady and the Dynamic Our lives are a balancing act between the steady and the dynamic nature of our faith. If you take it to the extreme, it can get unhealthy… so Kevin discusses the importance of finding and keeping that balance, listening to the Lord and responding to what He’s saying is so important. 

Kevin has three different areas that he wants to fill you in on. 1.) His involvement in the St. Louis County Police Department. 2.) Lent and Ash Wednesday. 3.) Turkey and Syria and how there may be opportunities to help through the Evangelical church.

…and a check-in with Core and Quest 52

Rise Together Ministries runs a resale shop in South City St. Louis. They offer reasonably priced goods to the folks in their community, many of whom are refugees trying to start a new life. Rise Together has asked if anyone at Quest, or anyone you know, has any gently used furniture that they’re looking to get ride of. Please do not bring…

Please find the link to the Keith Rascher’s Celebration of Life service here: https://youtu.be/O2kFSLMWun0 Due to music copy-write issues, we had to cut some of the sound from the short slideshow video. Also, different countries/regions have varying laws and so this video may not be viewable everywhere. You can read the “Ode to Keith” that was in the service programs below: