Many faithful have struggled find a place in the Hall this Sunday, December 12 ACAP, as the crowd was great. Our community celebrated indeed the most important event in the eyes of every Christian: the birth of our Lord two thousand years ago. There were about sixty adults, including several families invited. The message, delivered by Gil, focused on the unconditional love of our Father towards us sinners. According Ephesians chapter 1, verses 3-6, 
God chose us before Just as the world is created. It has desired for all eternity for one purpose: to make us his children legitimate heirs through the work of His Son, nothing less. For ourselves, we can only be grateful and amazed by her beauty and love, so the purpose of our life is to praise and bless God. It gives us the means to do so by His grace, not because we deserve it, but because He loves us. God's plan goes even further: He saved us not because we loved it, but to allow us to worship Him forever: this is the perfect happiness.
God chose us before Just as the world is created. It has desired for all eternity for one purpose: to make us his children legitimate heirs through the work of His Son, nothing less. For ourselves, we can only be grateful and amazed by her beauty and love, so the purpose of our life is to praise and bless God. It gives us the means to do so by His grace, not because we deserve it, but because He loves us. God's plan goes even further: He saved us not because we loved it, but to allow us to worship Him forever: this is the perfect happiness. The message was illustrated by a moving slideshow. The fifteen children present presented their prepared animations (thank you to the instructors for their hard work this year). A distribution of gifts was then awarded the youngest. The guests, meanwhile, received a Good Seed 2011, we hope it allows them to open their heart to our Lord, if you have not already done so.
About fifty guests attended the fraternal meal, which preceded a scientific documentary entitled "The Mysteries of Life ," whose theme is the theory of evolution. Finally, the debate that followed the screening was confined to seventeen hours.
About fifty guests attended the fraternal meal, which preceded a scientific documentary entitled "The Mysteries of Life
This day of sharing was placed under the sign of fellowship and grace permanent. Once again, our Lord be praised!
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