64 Aug. 21 - Sept. 3, 2010
Hispanic leader speaks in October “My Lame Sex,” is a fi ve-week discussion-based series at Cornerstone Christian Fellowship that runs through Sept. 12.
Services are held at 8, 9:30 and 11 a.m., and 12:30 and 5 p.m. Sundays, and are free and open to the public. Free children’s programming is available for all services for babies through fourth-graders. Cornerstone Christian Fellowship is located at 1595 S. Alma School Rd. in Chandler. For more information, visit
www.MyLameSex.com or
www.cschandler.com.
Rev. Samuel Rodriguez speaks Identifi ed by The Wall St. Journal as one of America’s seven most infl uential Hispanic leaders, and the only religious leader on the list, Rev. Samuel Rodriguez will be in Chandler on Oct. 2 for the Men at the Cross event at Cornerstone Christian Fellowship in Chandler. “His infl uence in the Hispanic community is huge, it couldn’t be timelier to have Samuel Rodriguez in our state,” says Bob Rauscher, director of Cornerstone Men and the regional leader for Men at the Cross.
Spirituality Cornerstone Christian Fellowship has sex talk Rauscher wants to be clear this is not a political event.
“This is an event expected to draw men and boys cross-culturally from across the Valley on the subject of biblical manhood and discipleship,” says Rauscher, who has been working with teams of men from churches across the Valley to bring this event to Arizona.
With an expected 1,300 men and 500 students, the event runs from 8 a.m. to 12:45 p.m., and in addition to Rauscher, will feature Joe White, Gary Smalley, Ted Cunningham and Rodriguez.
White started Men at the Cross after 30 years of men’s ministry and speaking to hundreds of thousands of men world-wide.
Rodriguez is the current president of The National Hispanic Christian Leadership Conference. He leads an organization regarded as the leaders of the Hispanic-Latino Church in America. He currently serves on the board of directors of some of America’s leading Evangelical organizations such as Gordon
Local church sells cookbooks
St. Steven’s Catholic Church in Sun Lakes announces the arrival of its cookbooks, which sell for $12 each.
The church hosts a party on Fri., Sept. 17, to taste test the recipes in the cookbook. St. Steven’s Catholic Church is located at 24827 S. Dobson Rd. in Sun Lakes. For more information, call Diane in the Social Department at 480-895-9266, ext. 107, or order cookbooks online at
www.saintstevensparish.org.
For a complete list of SanTan Sun area monthly support groups, study groups and spiritually stimulating meetings, visit
www.SanTanSun.com and click on “Spirituality” to read the Spiritual Connections column
Conwell Theological Seminary, National Association of Evangelicals, World Relief and Alliance for Marriage. Rodriguez is committed to the presentation of the Gospel while simultaneously addressing issues such as poverty, AIDS, human traffi cking and social justice. Also featured at Men at the Cross are musical guests Chris Julian, local musician David Cobb and visual artist Brian Daniel. There is also a separate track called Crossbow for students that features musical guest and rap artist, NASA, and special guest Andy Braner along with Joe White.
Doors open at 7:15 a.m. Advanced tickets are $29 and can be purchased at
www.menatthecross.org under events fi nd the link to the Phoenix / Chandler event. Participants can bring their teenage sons or “adopt” one for the day and get in free with the coupon code: SON. Pastors receive a free ticket as well, and military discounts are available.
Cornerstone is located at 1595 S. Alma School Rd. in Chandler. Call 480-726-8000 for additional information.
www.SanTanSun.com
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