News & Events

Wind Of God
As part of our Acts series, we’re encouraging each other to watch for ways that the wind of God is already blowing in our lives. What do we mean by that? Ask yourself how God has already been working through the circumstances of your life. What has he done recently to push or pull you a certain way? When you identify something, you can write it on a piece of paper and put it in the net at the front. You don’t have to sign it, just put a few words down as a “witness” to what God is doing. We won’t read these publicly so it can just be something between you and God.


Church Camping Trip
This summer’s Annual Church Camping Trip will be at West Branch State Park July 27-29. We’ll be doing church out there on that Sunday (30 minutes away). Lisa Gerren has information about how and where to reserve your site online.

 


Community Parks Event May 5
On Saturday, May 5th, we’ll be joining with Hope Community Church to support the Streetsboro Parks & Recreation Department in their spring parks clean-up. This is a way we can practically help our community and pitch in. More details will follow.
 


Attention Scrapbookers
The CTC History scrapbooking group is going to start up once again! We will be meeting at the church on the 3rd Wednesday evening of each month at 7:00pm. You can check out the bulletin board to see what we will be working on. Please sign up at the information table if you are interested (even if you have signed-up previously to help). Please see Nancy Pease at church if you have any questions or call her at (330) 296-6549.


This Week's Sermon

Today in the Word:  It All Stands or Falls on the Resurrection (Acts 23)  Today Paul finds himself in trouble on trial before the Council. To really crank up the intensity he brings up a very controversial subject: resurrection from the dead. Easter really is the focus of this baby church movement.
 

 

 

 

 

 


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Men's Breakfast
Men of all ages are invited to our monthly Saturday breakfast for food and fellowship on April 21st. Just bring an appetite and a desire to get to know other guys like you. We start at 8 and are out by 9:30 am.


Cleaners Needed
The cleaning schedule has begun.  Thanks to everyone for volunteering. Click here for detailed information about cleaning or to Sign Up for a date.


Interested in getting involved but don't know who to ask? Click here  we have the answer!


Chapel at Tinkers Creek Economic Stimulus Find out how we are assisting local families in the community.


ABFs @ 9am
During our 9am hour we have two Adult Bible Fellowships that meet in this room.  SALT is for younger people (roughly up to 30 or so) who are in college or early in their careers. The other group, Seeking God’s Story, is in the more established stages of life (that’s a nice way to put it). Either group is open to marrieds, singles, or married who come single. Both focus on informal discussion-oriented Bible study and application to real life.


Places to Serve at Tinkers Creek

If you’re new to our church and are looking for ways to plug in, start by attending an Adult Bible Fellowship during the 9am hour, or by serving others in the body with your gifts and experience. Areas that need your help…

  • Rock babies to sleep in the nursery
  • Children's Ministry 
  • Clean the church
  • Shake hands and collect offering as a greeter/usher.
  • Drama Ministry
  • Worship Ministry
  • Mowing the church's lawn
  • Sign up to bring a snack
  • Provide a meal

 

Click here for Job Opportunities
 


Youth After Church
If you are in 7th through 12th grade and looking for a way to get involved here at Tinkers Creek then YAC would be a great place to start! We play lots of fun games, spend time in small groups, and seek to grow in our knowledge and love for God together! Join us tonight from 6:45 to 8:15 in the Cabin.


First Hour Youth Group
After Paul's famous sermon on Mars Hill in Athens he traveled to a city called Corinth where he would spend about 18 months preaching the Gospel and establishing a church. But of course after he left Corinth to continue his work as a missionary, he did not stop caring for the church he left in Corinth. Join us on Sunday mornings in the Cabin if you would like to listen in to how Paul cares for the church in Corinth through correspondence.