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Cape Neddick Baptist Church
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Nursery Care and Children's Church are provided.
We seek to glorify God in maintaining and building a church family of believers where all people are loved
and welcomed and where the love of Christ is displayed through community involvement and
solidly-biblical approaches to spiritual growth.
and welcomed and where the love of Christ is displayed through community involvement and
solidly-biblical approaches to spiritual growth.
THANK YOU ROSE COVE RESTAURANT!!!
SO grateful to our friends at the Rose Cove Restaurant—and especially our own Lumenellos—for their generous donation to the CNBC Fellowship Fund!! The Fund provides financial support to those in our community who need a one-time boost. NEW PLANTINGS!!
FRESH PAINT!! 
​Folks from Franey Landscaping have completed the rototilling and installation of new plants at the front of CNBC's building. Then we followed up with the mulch!! The project was funded by our congregation’s special donations.
Over the next three Sundays, starting at 9 a.m., we'll be packing shoeboxes for Operation Christmas Child.
Suggested items for donation:
Dolls; foam balls, kickballs and soccer balls (manual pumps are also appreciated); stuffed animals; items of clothing (shirts, pants, underwear, shoes, socks, flip-flops, loose-fitting sundresses, hats, scarves, mittens); small musical instruments; personal care items; combs, hairbrushes and hair bows; toothbrushes; washcloths; bar soaps; adhesive bandages; reusable plastic cups; water bottles; plates, bowls and blunt-edged utensils; blankets; sunglasses; tote bags and purses; friendship bracelets; small manual pencil sharpeners, pencils, colored pencils, pencil cases, crayons, markers and pens; coloring pads, coloring books, notebooks, and picture books; adhesive tape and glue sticks (no liquid glue); finger paints (non-liquid containers), paint brushes, canvases, and paper; make-it-yourself craft items and kits; playdough and plastic cookie cutters; toys; jump ropes; finger puppets; Slinkies; Etch A Sketches and interactive toys that have push buttons, lights and noise (include extra batteries).
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JUST LOVE THIS PIC
from Vacation Bible School 2019 Our Vacation Bible School was a wonderful and wonder-filled week loaded with blessings! Children were immersed in the Bible, learned about the love of the God, met new friends, sang uplifting (catchy) songs, engaged in amazing experiments, played creative games, ate super-fun snacks and discovered how to see evidence of the Lord in everyday life! Caring, talented leaders dedicated many, many hours to planning, decorating, and teaching the VBS as they do our children's program all throughout each year!! FIGHTING THE EBOLA EPIDEMIC IN THE DRC
Bill Clemmer, one of our missionaries, is posted in the epicenter of the Ebola epidemic in the Democratic Republic of the Congo. The video below details some of the challenges he and his colleagues face in this work. |
REV. WILLIE BATSON, OCT. 20
Bringing the message on Sunday, October 20, at 10:15 a.m., will be the Rev. Willie Batson, author of Tools for a Great Marriage and Tools for a Great Marriage Devotional. Willie was the founder of Family Builder Ministries and has traveled around the country for the past 30 years as a speaker on marriage and family topics. In 1970, he met Cindy, the woman who (two years later) would become his wife. Cindy was diagnosed with Multiple Sclerosis in 1991 and progressively became disabled to the point of spending most of her waking hours in a wheelchair. Throughout all the challenges brought on by a chronic illness, she and Willie learned to celebrate the joys of marriage, be realistic about the difficulties, and value the promises made to each other. After fighting a courageous battle with complications related to the MS, Cindy peacefully passed away on February 19, 2018. Willie was present and comforted her during those final moments. His message, on October 20, will be "Loss and Grief: What Do You Say?", based on Job 2:11-13, and coming out of his own journey of grief.
Cape Neddick Baptist Church Supports the York Community Association Food Pantry
The last Sunday of each month we deliver items that have been collected throughout the month for YCSA's York Food Pantry. 
 Jere Vincent speaking about the power of Blessing.
The Cape Neddick Baptist Church recently hosted a Grandparenting and Parenting Seminar. Presenters were the Rev. Dr. Glenn Havumaki, of the Christian Grandparenting Network and author of Trashed or Treasured, and Rev. Jere Vincent, President of Family Builders Ministries (pictured above). 
FAITHCRAFTING
Faithcrafting times are regularly scheduled events at which participants can create cards or other frameable items to keep or share. No experience is necessary, as instructions are given and materials are made available. Fun is guaranteed! Coming Up on Nov. 6: Crafty and Cozy Christmas Card Creations. Register with: Cbutler2@maine.rr.com. 
Kids from the CNBC had a great time last weekend controlling the trains at the Garden Railroad Open House at the home of one of our members!!
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