Sunday Gathering - August 16th

 

The Evacuatuion zone that contained our church building been downgraded and we are able to gather there. Please join us at out regular service time at 10:00 AM. 

 

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On August 1st, our Spokane community suffered a nearly incomprehensible disaster as fires tore through our city — including the neighborhood we love and call home, where our church building is also located.

 

To date, 6 families have suffered a complete loss of their home, property, and possessions, and nearly half of our roughly 400-member congregation has been displaced, living in temporary housing due to necessary evacuations — with friends, relatives, in hotels, or other accommodations.

 

Many people and churches have asked how they can specifically help, and we have set up a Fire Relief Fund for our church.

 

These resources will be used to care for the immediate, mid-term, and long-term needs of ITC members, and as the Lord gives opportunity, for the good and upbuilding of others in our area.

 

Although there is much tragedy, we grieve with great hope because of the goodness and faithfulness of the Lord.

 

If you or your church desire to help and serve our church and those we're connected to, please direct your giving to the Indian Trail Church – Fire Relief Fund. 

 

Link here:

https://indiantrailchurch.churchcenter.com/giving/to/fire-relief-for-members-of-itc

 

Mail:

Indian Trail Church

9010 N. Indian Trail Rd.

Spokane, WA 99208

The Gospel to Every Level of Society

December 20, 2020 Speaker: Dustin Greenup Series: Jesus's Reign

Passage: Acts 16:11–40

SMALL GROUP DISCUSSION

- What kinds of social restrictions are there in the church of Jesus Christ? What kinds of people does Jesus save?

- Acts 16:11-40 describes the beginnings of the church in the city of Philippi. With no theological foothold of a synagogue there, why would Paul think that anyone from that city or region would respond to the good news of the Messiah? Do you know or have you heard of unlikely places, situations or people that responded to the gospel?

- In Acts 16:14, we learn of a woman from the highest levels of society. In Acts 16:16, we learn of a young woman from the lowest levels of society? How did they respond to the presence of the disciples of Christ?

- In Acts 16:19-24 we see that accusations were brought against Paul and Silas from an angry mob. Were the accusations true? What was the result of this slander? Have you or others you know been slandered because of belief in Christ? If so, how did you react? If not, how do you think a follower of Christ should react?

- In Philippi, Paul and the other disciples with him affected the lives of everyone around them, at every level of society. Whose lives are being affected by your presence? Who around you is watching you and, from your life, seeing the goodness of God?

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