Friday, June 12 - 6:00 pm at Santuck Main Campus (All Ages Welcome)
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Saturday, June 13- 9:00 am at the West Campus (Upcoming 1st–5th Grade); All Ages Welcome at 12:00 PM for Family Water Day!)
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Sunday, June 14 - 10:30 am at the West Campus (All Ages Welcome)

Cook Off Rules

• Entry Fee: 25 Servings of the meat of your choice
• Judging times: Pork-4:00PM, Chicken-4:15PM, Specialty Items: 4:30PM, Shared portions ready by 4:45PM
• There will be 3 judges. For judging, you must provide at least one portion of pork, one portion of chicken, or one portion of specialty food item for each judge.
• All food must be cooked on site.
• No alcohol consumption on church property.
• Each person is responsible for bringing their own meat and cooking supplies.
• Please help keep the area clean by picking up after yourself.

Your Easter Invitation Guide
Simple ways to invite someone to Easter at Santuck.

1. Send a Text or Direct Message
You don’t need a speech – just a QUICK message. A short, friendly message can open the door. Here’s an example:
"Hey! Our church is having an Easter service on April 5 at 10:30 am. It will make an impact on your life and you will meet a lot of great people. I think you will love it! Want to come with me?"
2. Use Social Media
People are already scrolling. Use our church’s Easter invite as an invitation tool. Post your story or your family’s best Easter photo from last year. Keep it personal and fun. Tag someone you’d love to bring. You could write something like this:
"We can’t wait for Easter at Santuck! If you’re looking for a place to celebrate Jesus, come with us!"
3. Make It a Whole Experience
A church service + a shared meal = a powerful invitation. Invite a friend, family, or co-worker to join you for Easter at Santuck. After the service, go grab lunch together. When people feel included in your life, it builds trust and openness.
4. Take Out the Awkward
For some people, showing up to a new place is uncomfortable and a HUGE obstacle. Make it easy by offering to ride together or meet them at a designated, easily accessible place in the parking lot. Removing the first layer of uncertainty will make a big difference.

You never know what God might do through a simple invitation. Ask the Lord for boldness as we trust to see lives and hearts changed – some believing in Jesus for the first time and others coming back to Jesus.

GriefShare is a Christ centered, 13 week support group for adults who have experienced the loss of a loved one. Each weekly session includes video teaching from trusted grief experts and guided group discussion in a safe and caring environment. Whether your loss is recent or many years ago, GriefShare offers practical tools, biblical hope, and the support of others who understand. This group is designed to help you navigate the journey of grief and begin moving toward healing.

You can register by signing up at the Welcome Center or clicking the link below.
The participant workbook is $20 and may be purchased online when you register or by contacting Cristain Harris at 334-207-3806.
https://find.griefshare.org/groups/290423

Carpenters for Christ 2026 Mission Project
June 3-June 12, 2026
This year’s mission project is with Mt. Zion Baptist Church in Yatesville, GA. We will be working on the inside (framing, sheetrock, etc.) of their newly constructed church building which will also house a food pantry.
Please contact Ron Hamilton at 334-651-6143 or Kenneth Bell  at 334-224-4320 if you are interested in participating!

2026 Sunday School Reading Guide

https://storage2.snappages.site/C2HVKW/assets/files/2026-SS-Reading-Guide.pdf/announcements