ARIZONA CITY FEST

Check out more info on this upcoming season by clicking on the Open Door Fellowship and Arizona CityFest link on the left under "Pages."

PRAYING TOGETHER

Praying Together is our weekly prayer gathering on Wednesdays at 7pm, where we meet to be with God and one another as we share our hearts in worship and prayer.

        Each week we have a different topical emphasis, so at times we will pray for:

• our church
• our world
• areas and issues of justice and mercy
• and always, for one another.

       Praying together is modeled and encouraged throughout the Old and New Testament as one of the main privileges and identifying characteristics of God's people.  He loves when we come to Him, and come to Him TOGETHER!  Join us!

ALL-CHURCH WORSHIP AND PRAYER NIGHT, Friday, August 13th at 7pm

Join your Open Door Fellowship brothers and sisters,

as well as Mike Q. and the band,

for a special evening with the Lord and one another!

Friday night, August 13th at 7pm

Kingdom Rest

THE KING'S ABUNDANCE

"Step up to the banqueting table

and enjoy the feast of abundance

the King offers us through Himself.

Be blessed by His provision and care!"

"He brings me to His banqueting table,

and His banner over me is love!"

"O taste and see that the Lord is good!"

These (above) were a few of the scriptures and invitations at our banqueting table station.  It was a place to rest in Him, where you could choose from a number of scripture cards that each had a verse on it reflecting God's perfect care and provision for us in the many needs and challenges of life.  There was also a place to leave prayers, and a journal to write in.  What a beautiful place of healing, comfort and rest this was for so many of us!

TRUSTING GOD WITH OUR TOMORROWS

A place to write our prayers to God, trusting Him with our church family, our land and facility, and our church family, now and in our tomorrows.  
By the end of the week, the board was full, and some of the paperwork was removed to make more room.

ALREADY CLEAN

What are the lies you have believed about yourself?

Put your hand on the ink pad, and then stamp it on the "dirty" figure, as a way to symbolize the ways you have been labeled, the lies you have been told, by yourself, the enemy, and others.

Now, write the truth of who GOD says you are on the other figure.

This station, created by two young sisters, had a "take away" paper full of declarations from God to encourage us to believe His truth about us.  It was especially meaningful for our youth.