Project Community has been going through lots of changes the past few months (which explains the lack of content on the site). For the past few months, we have been discussing the methods and means we have been using to reach and help transform our church and communities. From this, we have developed a new strategy that will allow for cooperative effort to be formed in order to accomplish the goals God has given us.
What does this look like?
What are the next steps in this process?
If you have any questions or wish to be a part of the process, email Russ.
A short synopsis of the soccer camp hosted by Prescott Church and sponsored by Sports Authority, Dick’s Sporting Goods, Soccer Pro and Visual Horizons. Throughout the camp we reached over 100 children and their families and are seeking to continue to build bridges that will contribute to community wide ownership.
(Source: prescottstudents)
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Project Community is breaking down the walls and bursting through the seams as we reach our community and meet their needs. Why? We don’t do this FOR community; we do this WITH community. Because it’s all about a shared vision. We all own this thing we call Prescott. So let’s do this together. As one. United in purpose and cause.
At our recent clothes closet we sat, ate and drank (coffee of course) with our community members and picked their brains. How can Prescott Church come alongside you and your family in order to shape your future with God at the center?
This week: Discussing the answers to that question and seeing how we can all move forward as one.
Slapping these bad boys to every light-post we can find in our neighborhood this week.
We wrapped the latest Project Community event yesterday. In total, over 200 people were sent home with meals for their families. It’s been amazing to see the community embrace a new way of doing things: WITH community and not FOR community.
We had over 100 volunteers throughout the day, who were there for no other reason that to say we support you, as individuals and as a community. Our 200 plus event participants gladly served alongside of those who just came to be a willing hand.
The end game: Our community is showing up for one another, and people are noticing.
This is the interview that is now playing for over 5 million listeners at K-Love and Air1 this week.