east lake FELLOWSHIP

Sunday Morning Bible Study: Sunday  9:30 am - 10:30 am,  A time for participants to study God's Word through the scriptures, developing and cultivating an intimate relationship with Jesus Christ, and developing a relationship with other participants in the Bible study.  

Praise and Worship Services:  Sunday 10:30 am, a time of spirit-led worship through music, praise and adoration with inspiration biblical messages from the pastor.

Wednesday Evening Prayer & Bible Study: Each week Wednesday night we will have a Bible Study.   

We will meet in the fellowship hall at 6:30 PM for our Prayer Time and then break and start Bible Study at 7:00 PM.                                

Please join us for this exciting study.  

 Upcoming Events 

Join us for Easter Activities
Sunday morning -  April 4th
"Son"rise Cruise on the lake
6:30 AM
Depart from Canyon of the Eagles Boat Dock
Continental Breakfast at the Church @ 8:00 AM
Bible Study Groups @ 9:30 AM
Worship Service and Lord's Supper @ 10:30 AM
Join us as we celebrate the Risen Savior !


MAY



A Memorial Pay Patriotic and Gospel Concert
A Special Appearance by
"America's Freedom Song"
In Concert
Friday, May 28th @ 7:00 PM
East Lake Fellowship Church
Free Admission - Donations Accepted

JUNE


VACATION BIBLE SCHOOL 2010
June 7-11, Monday - Friday
9:00 AM till Noon
A great adventure at Saddle Ridge Ranch
for all young Buckeroos who have completed K-6th grade.
Exciting activities each day
with a musical finale' and chuck-wagon supper for family and friends
on Sunday, June 13th.

Call (512)756-7113 or 715-8395 for info/transportation

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Jesus

When Jesus says, "Come to me," he doesn't say come to religion,

come to a system,  or come to a certain doctrine. 

This is a very personal invitation to a God, an invitation to a Savior.

In essence, Christianity is nothing more, nothing less than a desire and an effort to see Jesus.  That's all it is.  We're trying to catch a glimpse of a man, not a program, not a plan,

not a system, not a doctrine.  We're trying to see a man who called himself the Son of God.

Our God is not aloof, he's not so far above us that he can't see and understand our problems.  Jesus isn't a God who stayed on the mountaintop, he's a Savior who came down and lived and worked with the people.  Everywhere he went, the crowds followed, drawn together by the magnet that was -and is- the Savior.

The life of Jesus Christ is a message of hope, a message of mercy,

a message of life in a dark world.

 07/01/08

Because of who Christ is, indeed we should give Him our highest devotion, honor, and praise!