The Chosen TV Seriew
“The Chosen” shown Wednesdays at Christ the King
Second Series resumes April 27 The multi-season, TV series drama The Chosen, is about the life of Jesus Christ and the calling of His initial disciples. The first series was offered at Christ the King Lutheran Church at 4 p.m. Wednesday afternoons during Lent. The second series will begin 4 p.m., April. 27 and continue on subsequent Wednesdays. It will be presented on a large screen in the sanctuary. Church members Gary Zierden and Marilou Holmes suggested the series be shown because they were so excited when they saw it on TV. “It gives you a personal connection with the disciples, Mary Magdalene, and Nicodemus, and their lives,” said Holmes, a council member. “You get to know and feel what their lives were like before Jesus called them, why they left them to follow Jesus and how their lives were changed after they did. You, also, will better understand how different events, like throwing out a net to catch fish, affected them and what it meant to them. You can feel what the disciples were going through as they walked with Jesus.” “The Lenten season is an appropriate time to view this moving TV series,” said Gayle Seifert, another council member. “So when everyone who suggested it was so enthusiastic about it, we decided to offer it to the whole community.” The series are open to the entire community and are free. Two episodes will be shown each week for four consecutive weeks. The approximate time for each showing is 1 ½ hours. If you are unable to attend a session, you can see it at your own convenience by downloading the app (The Chosen) to watch on your smart phone, tablet, or stream to your television. The Chosen is a production of Angel Studios, which is being funded by private donations and written/produced by Christians. For more information, Call 772-589-7117. Daily Devotionals are available belowGod Pause from Luther Seminary: Daily Bible study available here or sign-up to have it sent to your email box. Free
Cancer Questions
How to make sure your questions for your cancer specialists are answered.
Speaker Theresa Tolle, president of American Pharmacists Assn. and owner of Bay Street Pharmacy, will speak April 22 at 1 p.m. at the Cancer Support Group of Indian River County. All welcome to this free event. |
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Safe Space
May 9, 6 p.m.
Come, hear about the work in Indian River County by Safe Space, a state-certified domestic violence center serving the Treasure Coast.
FREE program and open to the public.
Learn how to help a victim of domestic violence, what the term covers and how prevalent it is in Indian River County.
One in four women, and one in seven men, aged 18 and older, will experience severe violence in their lifetime, according to the National Intimate Partner and Sexual Violence Survey conducted in 2010 by the Centers for Disease Control and Prevention. The next time you're at a group event, count 1,2,3, 4. And again, 1,2,3,4. Every fourth woman, statistically, has experienced domestic violence.
Safe Space's mission is to empower adult victims of domestic violence and their children through intervention, prevention, and advocacy services. Since its founding in 1979, Safe Space has provided nearly half a million safe nights of shelter to more than 40,000 victims and children throughout the treasure Coast.
Need help? Call its hotline: 772-288-7023.
For information, call 772-223-2399.
Come, hear about the work in Indian River County by Safe Space, a state-certified domestic violence center serving the Treasure Coast.
FREE program and open to the public.
Learn how to help a victim of domestic violence, what the term covers and how prevalent it is in Indian River County.
One in four women, and one in seven men, aged 18 and older, will experience severe violence in their lifetime, according to the National Intimate Partner and Sexual Violence Survey conducted in 2010 by the Centers for Disease Control and Prevention. The next time you're at a group event, count 1,2,3, 4. And again, 1,2,3,4. Every fourth woman, statistically, has experienced domestic violence.
Safe Space's mission is to empower adult victims of domestic violence and their children through intervention, prevention, and advocacy services. Since its founding in 1979, Safe Space has provided nearly half a million safe nights of shelter to more than 40,000 victims and children throughout the treasure Coast.
Need help? Call its hotline: 772-288-7023.
For information, call 772-223-2399.
Dollywood quartet GloryWay performed at Christ the King
Dollywood performers and former Southern Gospel Artist of the Year, GloryWay quartet, performed at a free concert Saturday, Jan. 15, It featured songs like “God, You’re Amazing,” “End of the Story,” “Nobody” and “Just a Little While.” These songs are featured on the Mansfield, OH, group’s latest project, God, You’re Amazing. GloryWay’s versatile performance blends classic four-part harmony with exciting and inspiring new sounds and styles.
GloryWay has participated in numerous showcases at the National Quartet Convention. In 2016, it was part of the American Gospel Celebration hosted by Pastor John Hagee.
In 2017 and 2018, they were nominated for ‘Sunrise Quartet of the Year’ for SGN Scoops Diamond Awards, taking home the honor in 2018. They were honored guests on the nationally syndicated radio program “Paul Heil and the Gospel Greats” and they’ve presented their ministry at the Thomas Road Baptist Church in Lynchburg, Virginia. Now its songs are often played on nationwide radio. The group travels over 60,000 miles annually, all across the United States.
GloryWay has participated in numerous showcases at the National Quartet Convention. In 2016, it was part of the American Gospel Celebration hosted by Pastor John Hagee.
In 2017 and 2018, they were nominated for ‘Sunrise Quartet of the Year’ for SGN Scoops Diamond Awards, taking home the honor in 2018. They were honored guests on the nationally syndicated radio program “Paul Heil and the Gospel Greats” and they’ve presented their ministry at the Thomas Road Baptist Church in Lynchburg, Virginia. Now its songs are often played on nationwide radio. The group travels over 60,000 miles annually, all across the United States.
