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Church Update June 6, 2025

Dear Crescent City SDA Church Family and Guests,

 

For many, each year around Christmas time, it is nice to choose a new calendar for the coming year to hang on the wall and keep track of important dates, birthdays, appointments and vacations. Breathtaking landscapes and timeless nature photography depicted in thousands of elegant colors seem to be the most popular calendar choice. But on each printed page of color, it is fascinating to note that there are actually only four colors printed.  What you see as thousands of brilliant colors are actually only small dots of FOUR primary colors:  cyan (a vibrant greenish-blue color), magenta (a vibrant purplish-red color), yellow, and black, commonly referred to as CMYK.  You can verify this fact by observing with a strong magnifier that there are dots of varying size and density, but only four colors.  This is REFLECTED color.  Light bounces off the printed page and our eyes and  brain mixes those primary colors so that we see thousands of colors and shades.

 

Now, imagine that you used your digital camera to take a spectacular photograph and then wanted to project that photograph on your large computer screen, living room TV or even your cell phone.  You will only see THREE colors.  And those colors are not the same as the CMYK described above.  Instead, they are:  red, green, and blue, commonly called RGB.  Maybe you remember connecting cables, years ago, on the back of a television or video recorder with RGB cables which carried the three primary colors. In the RGB color model, these three colors are combined in various ways to create a broad spectrum of colors. But don’t try to use a magnifier to look closely at the color because this is TRANSMITTED light and the intensity could damage your eyes.

 

When an artist paints with colors, a few primary colors are manually blended together by the artist to obtain true colors, unlike the CMYK or RGB models.  Maybe this is why art museums treasure the work of master artists who use    true colors with masterful skills, and not just a few primary colors.

 

In a spiritual parallel, Jesus is the master artist who created all the beauty that we can see and enjoy.  He always uses true colors and is not limited to composite colors of CMYK or RGB.  On the other hand, we are to REFLECT the character of Jesus, and we are to allow the light of heaven to be TRANSMITTED through us that others may see Jesus through us.

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Our Sabbath School and the Worship services are live and viewable via Zoom. Two Adult Sabbath School classes are presented each week. One of them is viewable via Zoom. The Junior/Earliteen Sabbath School class meets in the Pathfinder Room. Cradle Roll and Kindergarten classes are available for younger children. If you are unsure where the rooms or classes are being held, please don’t hesitate to ask one of the greeters for directions. 

 

The Worship service is in the Sanctuary and via Zoom. The Zoom Meeting ID# and Password are listed below.

Zoom access for Crescent City SDA Church meetings:

Meeting ID #: 993 5770 413

Password: 4642738

 

You can join by going to Zoom.us, click on join a meeting, and then enter the Meeting ID # and password; or by dialing 1 669 900 9128, entering the meeting ID# and password as prompted; or accessing through the Zoom app.

 

June 6 – June 13, 2025

 

Friday 6th Sunset 8:49 PM

 

Sabbath 7th

Worship Leader, Worship Leader, Wilmer Hechanova;  Church worship, Aimee Bolender Remember our Church Fellowship Luncheon today!

Sunset 8:50 PM

 

Sunday (June 8) 

Free Breakfast at 9:00 AM, then WORK BEE!  Bring your own tools and supplies.  A list of tasks are posted in the church foyer.

 

Tuesday: Bible Study Genesis 6:00 PM

 

Wednesday: Community Services 1:00 – 3:00 PM

Prayer Group 5:00 – 6:00 PM

Discovery Lessons 6:00 PM 

 

June 14, 2025 – Worship Leader, Bob Phang;  Church worship, Eddie Heinrich

 

June 21, 2025 – Worship Leader, Wilmer Hechanova;  Church worship, Bob Phang

 

ANNOUNCEMENTS:

Last day of school June 12

 

Fellowship Luncheons are usually on the first Sabbath of the month, but because of special Sabbath events, please note the weekly updates for any changes.

 

Tithes and offerings are being collected during the 11:00 AM Worship service each Sabbath. Other options include the locked offering box on the rear wall of the Sanctuary, the link to Adventist Giving on our church website:

https://crescentcityca.adventistchurch.org or you can download the Adventist Giving app. Tithes and offerings may also be mailed to Crescent City SDA Church, P.O. Box 1905, Crescent City, CA 95531. Please designate where the funds are to be deposited: tithe, church budget, Little Red School House (School), special projects, etc.

 

Thank you for taking the time to be part of our church family, in person or via media. Please reply to this email (or ccadventistchurch@gmail.com) if you have specific prayer requests. The Prayer Ministry team is active and cares about your needs—let us know!

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Do we live so close to the Lord today,
Passing to and fro on life’s busy way,
That the world in us can a likeness see
To the Man of Calvary?

 

As an open book they our lives will read,
To our words and acts giving daily heed;
Will they be attracted, or turn away
From the Man of Calvary?

 

Can the world see Jesus in me?
Can the world see Jesus in you?
Does your love to Him ring true,
And your life and service, too?
Can the world see Jesus in you?

 

May the light of Jesus shine through you,

 

Verlyn

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