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Solo Christo invites you on March 21, Sunday 1-3pm




Dear Solo Christo Friends,

It used to be that we just checked our e-mail. Now people are more than just surfing the 'net, looking for apps, or googling. Aside from doing reserach and checking out maps, they are posting on blogs, uploading videos, changing their status, downloading movies, tending their farms, turning mafioso, and joining causes.

Solo Christo, the single adults fellowship of Higher Rock Christian Church, would like to invite you join us as we look into what God's sure word has to say about how we can think clearly about the way we use (or abuse!) the internet. This will be the first in a series of monthly fellowships on Christians and the internet.

We used to meet on Saturdays but beginning this March, Solo Christo kicks off with its new schedule for fellowship every third Sunday of every month, with "Virtual Insanity" on March 21, Sunday, 1-3pm.

Invite your friends and join us!

Oscar Villa

Comments

  1. Thes StationMarch 17, 2010 at 6:51 AM

    Hi Ms. Mean...Im interested to attend... Hoping to attend this Sunday... Thanks and Godbless :)

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  2. Meann :)March 17, 2010 at 9:02 PM

    sure! see you! do you know how to go there?

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