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Chandler Christian seeking backpack donation Services focus on Jesus during July
Donations are sought for Chandler Christian Church’s annual Backpack and Hygiene Products Drive, benefi tting San Marcos Elementary School. Those wishing to participate can pick up a backpack and a list of suggested items, which include pencils, erasers, two pocket folders, 16- or 24-count crayons, glue sticks and notepaper. Hygiene products requested include toothbrushes, toothpaste, two-in-one shampoo and conditioner, shower gel, deodorant, shaving gel and sunscreen. The fi lled backpack along with a $5 suggested donation to cover the cost of the backpack should be returned by July 17. In addition, a backpack sorting and repacking session will be held at 9 a.m. Tue., July 19 and volunteers are invited. For details, visit
www.chandlercc.org/2011/06/backpack-2011/.
The Story continues
After 21 weeks of The Story of the Old Testament, Chandler Christian launches into the study of Jesus during the month of July. Services are held Saturdays and Sundays.
Chandler Christian Church is located at 1825 S. Alma School Road in Chandler and can be contacted at 480-963-3997 or
www.chandlercc.org.
Spirituality
Covenant Life Christian Center (CLCC) is meeting in Southern Chandler under the leadership of Arizona native Pastor David Crammer and his wife, Jill. David trained under Kenneth E. Hagin, called the father of the “Word of Faith” movement, and attended Rhema Bible Training Center in Tulsa, OK, where he met Jill, and eventually joined the staff, remaining for 11 years.
The couple, parents to Chloe, 11, and David Jr., 8, moved back to
www.SanTanSun.com Covenant Life lands in Chandler
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NEW NEIGHBOR: The recently opened Covenant Life Christian Center meets at Noah’s Arizona in Chandler.
Arizona in 2004, where David served as associate pastor of Living Word Bible Church in Mesa, and Jill ministered to children and women. David and Jill describe themselves as “hands on pastors who desire to personally get to know each and every member” of their church. Covenant Life Christian Center is open all nationalities, backgrounds and walks of life. “We have a desire to see each person and family equipped, changed and involved,” says David. “Our goal is ‘faith for every generation,’ which means that we want to impart a strong ‘spirit of faith’ into every age group, where they believe that, with God all things are possible. This includes doing and accomplishing God’s will for their lives.”
Covenant Life Christian Center meets Sunday at 10 a.m. at Noah’s, 2100 E. Yeager Dr. For more information, call 480-788-9871 or visit
www.covenantlifecc.org.
Volunteer to help homeless
Project Connect, an all-day event on July 21 to aid the homeless, is sponsored by the City of Chandler and the local chapter of United Way at Chandler Christian Church, 1825 S. Alma School Rd. in Southern Chandler.
Volunteers are needed to serve meals, distribute clothing and help introduce the homeless to various
social-service providers who will be on site, including agencies offering medical care, haircuts, bicycle repair and substance-abuse services, among others. Morning and afternoon shifts are available from 7 a.m. to 4:30 p.m.
Project Connect is open to the public and gives instant access to resources people need to start the
journey back to health, fi nancial stability and housing. Those interested in volunteering can visit
www.vsuw.org/projectconnect. For volunteer groups of 10 or more, contact Farren Hinton at 602-631-4815 or
fhinton@vsuw.org.
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