I started to travel in earnest when I was around 30 years old. Since then, I have traversed all 48 of the lower United States with multiple kids in the car. Yet, in recent years, there has been a subtle shift in how we travel. When I first started to take my family places, I had a lot of F.O.M.O. (Fear of Missing Out), so we made almost every trip an epic (and painful!) journey in an attempt to see as many things as possible. Now, on the other hand, we often enjoy a slower and more relaxing pace. The idea is to slow down, make time to rest, be mindful of the overall experience of the trip, and spend more good moments in the places we visit. There is a growing movement that embraces this type of travel, affectionately known as J.O.M.O. (or, The Joy of Missing Out). This June, we are going to consider how travel - and life in general - can benefit from a little J.O.M.O.

Pastor Ryan Grace

Weekly Bible Readings
● Psalm 23 Smoky Mountains & New River Gorge (6/1)
● Psalm 46 Badlands (6/8)
● Psalm 37:1-7 Vermont (6/15)
● Psalm 19:1-4 New Orleans, Take 3 (6/22)
● Psalm 150 J.O.M.O. (or, The Joy of Missing Out)
Church Night
Every Wednesday
Pentecost Prayer Service
Sunday, June 8, 10:30am-10:45 am @ Fellowship Hall
Join people from around the world to pray for healing for the world!
Maize Manor Market
2nd Saturday, 9:00-Noon, food, clothes and toiletries giveaway
Summer Cookout
Enjoy a campus-wide cookout at the Shelter House on Sunday, June 22, 11:00am-NOON!
Farm Volunteer Day
Sunday, June 22, NOON-2:00pm
Practice Makes (more) Perfect
● What is one of your favorite things to do to slow down and rest? Why?