|| On Gifts and Appreciation ||
April 1, 2012
We are taught to say “Thank you” when we receive a gift. How do we express appreciation to the One who gives us the ultimate gift?
|| A “Blooming” Good April in Downtown Richmond ||
March 31, 2012
Connection, mission, praise, and purpose are “blooming” in April at the West Broad Church of Christ. Please make plans now to come “grow” with us!
|| Looking at the Lottery ||
March 31, 2012
Millions of people recently purchased a Mega Millions lottery ticket with the hope of winning. But did they pursue with equal vigor riches of a different kind?
|| Downtown Devotion: “The Least of These…” ||
March 31, 2012
The city is a place of poverty, sadness, and hopelessness for many people. How does the West Broad Church of Christ respond? How do you respond?
|| Thinking About Lost Objects ||
March 28, 2012
What is your course of action: to complain about the choices of people who don’t know Jesus, or to share (and live!) the gospel in order to change the hearts of people who don’t know Jesus?
|| In Praise of Women ||
March 22, 2012
The West Broad Church takes a special moment to celebrate the women who contribute so sacrificially and significantly to our society.
|| A Time for Kids — Youth Retreat 2012 ||
March 9, 2012
West Broad children enjoyed a weekend of laughing and learning as they were led in moments of discovery, service, and connection during our 2012 Youth Retreat.
|| A Marvelous March at West Broad! ||
March 1, 2012
The West Broad Church of Christ is poised for several exciting March engagements that will allow us to reach out to our neighbors with the love of Christ and encourage and edify our members in fun and enriching ways.
|| Success in the Search for a Good Man ||
March 1, 2012
Women and men are looking for somebody who is reliable, constant, and steadfast. Could it be that they are looking in the wrong direction?
|| On Pondering the Power of One ||
February 25, 2012
There is without doubt strength in a group. But as you think about the contributions you are called to make in service to others, is this strength the preferred or predominant strength?
