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Church Family,
The time is drawing near when we will be able to regather as a church. There are still unknowns due to the constantly changing guidelines and the practical new standards we will need to adhere to, but overall our area is beginning to relax restrictions. Churches, praise God, are at the forefront of doing so with special permission. As we enter into the regathering process, the leadership of Sound City wants to focus on three convictions and three realities:
On Sunday, December 1, 2019, we announced that the elders of Sound City Bible Church and Martha Lake Baptist Church have begun official conversations regarding merging together. We truly see this as something God would do to enable us to make a greater impact for God’s Kingdom in the North Puget Sound region. This blog post seeks to answer some questions you may have. Our hope is that the people of Sound City can be well-informed so that they can pray and participate along the way.
Each Sunday, we come together as a church family to worship God. At 6:20 am, one of our faithful members drives their personal vehicle to pick up the church trailer. The equipment for the auditorium, Sound City Kids, Connect, and more is stored in the trailer during the week and hauled to Lynnwood High School for our time together.
Many people have asked me and the other staff members what they can do to help. This is very encouraging! So, here are some ways that you can get involved to help and serve. Many of these things may seem simple, but the primary idea is that it frees me and other leaders up to focus on leadership, care, and other church-wide priorities.
This year, Edgewood Baptist and Sound City are partnering to host a women's retreat April 26-28, 2019 at Cedar Springs Christian Retreat Center in Sumas, WA. The theme is Love One Another. Since this is a new event for the women of Sound City, we asked Edgewood’s retreat coordinator Kitty Singh some questions you may have.
