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PALM SUNDAY WORSHIP SERVICE AND CHILDREN'S CHURCH - MARCH 24, 2024

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The Palm Sunday service draws our attention back to our Savior's entry into Jerusalem, where He will be crucified.  Many of those who were celebrating His arrival would later turn against Him and call for His crucifixion.  The events of that week -- His death, burial, and resurrection -- were necessary for God to receive the "perfect, sinless blood sacrifice" to redeem us and to restore us back to God.  Please join us with a humbled heart of thanksgiving to hear more about the reason Jesus willingly gave His life to save sinful people like us.  We are His creation, and He loves us ... but, unless we receive Him as Savior and King and choose His plan for our lives, we cannot enter the Kingdom of God.  God's grace alone is what saves us.  The service begins - in person and online via Facebook - at 10:30 a.m.  Everyone is welcome! 
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      Knox, Indiana 46534

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      Saundra Howard, Secretary

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