The good news of Jesus is for everyone! It’s been AMAZING to watch you light up our city with the good news of Jesus. When you share your story, the gospel, or an invitation to WellSpring, twist a bulb in the sign to illuminate it! If you missed the “Be a Light” message series that was the genesis of this sign, you can watch / listen to it here.
If you have a rising first-sixth grade student, join us for a week of fun this summer! WellSpring will be hosting a Summer Blast on campus, July 25-29. We’ll hear wild stories from the Bible, party with friends, and experience theme days (art, sports, water and more). DON’T MISS IT! The cost is $150 for your first child, $100 for your second child and $75 for each child after. This week is the LAST week to sign up! Click here to register and pay your $50 deposit!
We’re thrilled to have Gabe Warden, Carly Martin, and Hannah Cheesman on our resident team! Gabe works with WellSpring Students, Carly serves with WellSpring Kids, and Hannah invests her time in both our Worship Arts and Student areas. Several of you have already shared meals with our residents; if you haven’t had the chance to do that yet (or if you want to treat them to another meal), sign up at this link!
Several WellSpringers recently launched “Truth In Business,” a nonprofit committed to spreading the gospel through the business community. The next Truth In Business luncheon is from 11:45am – 1pm on Tuesday, July 21. Bill Reeves, CEO of Educational Media Foundation (parent company of K-LOVE and Air1), will share business wisdom and the good news of Jesus. The donation per ticket is $29, which includes an incredible lunch served by the team at Perry’s Steakhouse & Grille. Click here to learn more or sign up—consider inviting an unchurched / unbelieving co-worker!
We recently learned that emails from our staff, The Current, and our Planning Center app are being automatically routed to recipients’ spam folders. We’re doing all we can to figure out the problem. In the meantime, however, occasionally check your junk / spam folder for WellSpring email. If you find one there, use your email provider’s tools to mark or report it as “not spam,” then consider adding the sender to your contacts.