Covenant Membership Class

If you have been a part of the life of ECC and are ready to take the next step of commitment, we invite you to participate in our Fall Covenant Membership Class.

Class Schedule:

Sundays, October 9, November 6 from Noon – 2pm

Wednesdays: October 12, 19, 26, November 2 from 6:30 – 8pm

Please contact Dee in the office by Sunday, Oct 2^nd, 937-456-5507 to  register or for more information.

Upcoming One Service Sundays Schedule

· October 2

· October 16

· November 6

· December 4

· December 25

· January 1

One Service Sundays are at 10am.

Common Good Food Pantry

The Food Pantry is in need of meal kits for Tuna Noodle Casserole:

· Noodles

· 2 cans cream of mushroom soup

· 2 cans tuna in water

· 1 can peas

· 1 box jello or pudding for dessert

Please place all items in the grocery cart in the entryway. Thank you for your generous living!

Conversation with Elders

Monday, September 12, 6pm in the Gathering Area

Some of the topics include:

• Proposed changes to Bylaws
• Financial update
• Ministry update

Mission & Outreach 3rd Quarter Project

H.I.T. Foundation Senior Home Repairs

Some projects are waiting to be done due to lack of funds. You may give on Sunday morning by listing “H.I.T.” on your offering envelope or online by checking the box “H.I.T. Senior Repair” on Simple-Give.

Wednesdays through November 16

A time for all generations to learn together. Didn’t register? Come to “Beyond Sunday” or “Word Games” class.

Meals will not be offered at Etch this Fall session.

Etch Begins Wednesday, September 7

Meals will not be offered at Etch this Fall session.

Youth and Adult Electives – Start at 6:30pm

These electives are designed for 7^th grade to adult. They will be much like a classroom format with small group interactions.

Etch Kids Knights Club – Starts at 6:15pm

REGISTRATIONS:  

Register for an elective online, eatoncommunitychurch.org or sign up at the table.

• Going Public with Your Faith (11 weeks)
• In/Out Elective: Beyond Sunday (No registration required)
• Interactive Elective: Word Games (No registration required)
• Women Study: Why Do You Believe That? (7 weeks – $15 for book)

This past Sunday, after our morning gathering, we had 32 students and 6 adults travel to Brookville, IN for a 5 mile trip down the Whitewater River. The group stopped halfway down the river to swim, rest, and have Jim Derringer share about our need for the Holy Spirit to be our guide. It was an all-around wonderful day for our students! I encourage you to ask a student about their experience. Also, a big THANK YOU to all the adults who made it possible!

Joint Activity Sponsored by Men’s Ministry and Women’s Ministry

Trap Shoot – Saturday, September 10

• Middletown Sportsman’s Club
• 2 Sessions: 10am – Noon, 1pm – 3pm
• Lunch served at Noon
• Event open to men and women
• Short class and target range for beginners or as a refresher
• More info to come

Wednesday Etch Electives

Wednesday, September 7 – November 16

Meals will not be offered at Etch this Fall Session.

Etch Kids Knights Club – Starts at 6:15pm

Youth and Adult Electives – Start at 6:30pm

These electives are designed for 7^th grade to adult. They will be much like a classroom format with small group interactions.

Register for an elective by August 31^st online, eatoncommunitychurch.org or sign up at the table.

• Divorce Care (13 weeks – Begins August 31)
• Going Public with Your Faith (11 weeks)
• In/Out: Beyond Sunday (No registration required)
• Interactive: Word Games (No registration required)
• Women Study: Why Do You Believe That? (7 weeks – $15 for book)

Saturday, Sep 3, Rm 101, 8-9am. Doors open at 7:30am.

David Maynard will be sharing how God’s story has intersected his story. All men are invited for a time of food and fellowship and are encouraged to bring a friend or family member.

Wednesday Etch Electives

Wednesday, September 7 – November 16

Meals will not be offered at Etch this Fall Session.

Etch Kids Knights Club – Starts at 6:15pm

Youth and Adult Electives – Start at 6:30pm

These electives are designed for 7^th grade to adult. They will be much like a classroom format with small group interactions.

Register for an elective by August 31^st online, eatoncommunitychurch.org or sign up at the table.

• Divorce Care (13 weeks – Begins August 31)
• Going Public with Your Faith (11 weeks)
• In/Out: Beyond Sunday (No registration required)
• Interactive: Word Games (No registration required)
• Women Study: Why Do You Believe That? (7 weeks – $15 for book)

Mark Your Calendar

Joint Activity Sponsored by Men’s Ministry and Women’s Ministry

Trap Shoot – Saturday, September 10

• Middletown Sportsman’s Club
• 2 Sessions: 10am – Noon, 1pm – 3pm
• Lunch served at Noon
• Event open to men and women
• Short class and target range for beginners or as a refresher
• More info to come

Sharing Life, Sharing Christ

A local man, the Yeazel’s neighbor, was run over by a skid loader and was in urgent need of a ramp for his wheelchair. 4 youth and 8 adults contributed for a total of approximately 90 man hours to quickly complete this much needed ramp. Many materials were donated, volunteer hours were given and the weather was perfect. God be praised! Thanks to all who helped!

Domestic Violence Shelter

There are some children in the shelter who have specific needs. You can find those items listed here.

Also, the shelter is in need of:

• Paper plates
• Dish soap
• Laundry soap
• Coffee (grounds)
• Coffee creamer
• Kid friendly snacks
• Drink mixes
• Shelf stable foods
• Spices (season salt, sugar, garlic, salt, pepper, etc.)
• Sippy cups
• Pacifiers

Gently used or new :

• Duffle bags/suitcases
• Baking dishes/baking pans
• Food storage containers
• Baby Pack n Plays

Items can be placed in the basket at the Info Desk. Thank you!

• 9:30am: Donuts and Coffee
• 10am: One Service under the tent
• 11:30am: Lunch Served
• 12:30pm: Games/Activities begin

Sunday, August 14^th is the last day to sign-up for your sandwich choice.

Please bring (sign up at the Kiosk): Cold salad, dessert

Sign-up for Cornhole Tournament at the Kiosk.

Bring your own lawn chairs and canopies if you’d like.

Saturday, August 6^th

Rm 101, 8-9am. Doors open at 7:30am.

All men are invited for a time of food and fellowship. Stephen Woods will share how Christ intercepted his life.

Women of Worth – IF:Table

Tuesday, August 9, 6-8pm at Hannah Sinks, 321 S. Barron St. Eaton

IF:Table strives to build friendships and community. We will gather for snacks, break into table groups and use conversation cards to facilitate discussion. All ladies are invited to join us.

Sunday, August 21

Tentative Schedule

• 9:30am: Donuts & Coffee
• 10am:  One Service under the tent
• 11:30am:  Lunch served
• 12:30pm:  Games/Activities begin

MENU: ECC will provide: Shredded chicken sandwich, Sloppy Joe or Hot Dog, Chips, Drinks

Please bring (sign up at kiosk): Cold Salads, Desserts

Sign-up for Cornhole Tournament at the Kiosk. Bring your own lawn chairs and canopies if you’d like.

During the month of August, kids 4 years old and up will worship with their parents.

Tentative Schedule

• 9:30am: Donuts & Coffee
• 10am:  One Service under the tent
• 11:30am:  Lunch served
• 12:30pm:  Games/Activities begin

MENU: ECC will provide: Shredded chicken sandwich, Sloppy Joe or Hot Dog, Chips, Drinks

Please bring (sign up at kiosk): Cold Salads, Desserts

Sign-up for Cornhole Tournament at the Kiosk. Bring your own lawn chairs and canopies if you’d like.

The August 21^st service will not be on Livestream.

Saturday, August 6

Rm 101, 8-9am. Doors open at 7:30am.

All men are invited for a time of food and fellowship. Stephen Woods will share how Christ intercepted his life.

Domestic Violence Shelter

Currently the shelter is in need of:

• Paper plates
• Dish soap
• Laundry soap
• Coffee (grounds)
• Coffee creamer
• Kid friendly snacks
• Drink mixes
• Shelf stable foods
• Spices (season salt, sugar, garlic, salt, pepper, etc.
• Sippy cups
• Pacifiers

Gently used or new :

• Duffle bags/suitcases
• Baking dishes/baking pans
• Food storage containers
• Baby Pack n Plays

Items can be placed in the basket at the Info Desk. Thank you!

It had been four years since ECC Students went to Kansas City for this conference. Coming back was a great opportunity for us again, and many students found it to be a great learning experience! You heard from three of them this past Sunday, and the purpose of this LifeShare is to allow you to hear from more of our students. Here’s what they had to say:

From the Students

I had many many favorite memories but some of my top ones are – when we prayed for James – when everyone was painting and just creating bonds – and when everyone would sing and we could hear everyone

My favorite memory was when Jacob and Chance taught me how to play spike ball or when we went to the international house of prayer

I guess my favorite memory is playing spike ball with chance… and fistbumps were the best thing

One of my favorite memories was when we were in the middle of prayer and I looked up and saw everyone else praying, and I just thought to myself, wow I can really feel Jesus. Just see all of the other believers in he same room and some are the same age and in the same state as me, I was just amazed.

Another memory that I liked a lot was when Torey D’Shaun had everyone get their flashlights out and sway them back and forth and just to see that was amazing what I feel is a once in a lifetime amazement moment.

During Challenge I enjoyed getting to know people in my youth group a bit more and feeling more loved by them. Praising God and being surrounded by a lot of Christians was a blessing in my life.

A good memory from last week is when we were in the international house of prayer and getting to see all of the different ways people worship. It was very amusing to me because we were taught to worship a certain way and now seeing all of the different ways was pretty cool. Another one is when we were diving back home and getting to talk to people I usually don’t talk to, it was really fun getting to know everybody there and I had a fantastic time

Favorite memories for challenge.

1. Going on the prayer walk and talking to a guy who didn’t have the best life. He was walking down the wrong path and we talked to him about Jesus for 20-25 minutes. We gave him water, chips, and a piece of paper with the address for hope city. It was awesome to feel the presence of God. We weren’t even planning on going that route but we were re routed. God put us in that place, at that time, for a reason.

2. Going to International House of Prayer.

3. Worshiping the lord. It was such an amazing experience hearing all of our brothers and sisters of Christ signing together to worship our father. It was a beautiful sound and I will forever cherish the few seconds where the band stoped playing and everyone joined together signing. It was amazing.

Some of my favorite memory’s from challenge was worshiping, learning how to play spike ball and jamming to some music. I also loved playing card games and dancing on the last night!

THANK YOU

Hopefully you heard a big THANK YOU from our teens at ECC. If it wasn’t for your dedication and support, we wouldn’t have been able to make this trip possible. If you’d like to see a little more of what took place this year, and also some of the silliness of our students, feel free to watch the video.