JOIN US EACH WEEK IN PERSON OR ONLINE
Sundays at 9:30am
SCRIPTURE: Exodus 18:13-26; Acts 6:1-7
SERIES: 10 Healthy Missional Markers of the Church
SERMON: Fruitful Organizational Structures
QUARTERLY CONGREGATIONAL MEETING
SUNDAY NOVEMBER 29
5PM SOUP SUPPER | 5:30PM MEETING
Join us for our Quarterly Congregational Meeting
Sunday November 29 in the Family Life Center.
We will enjoy a soup supper at 5pm with our meeting to follow at 5:30pm.
Please join us to fellowship together as we seek the Lord’s leading of our church.
Childcare will be provided.
ADULT SUNDAY SCHOOL
NOVEMBER 15
“STEWARDING OUR STORY
FOR THE GLORY OF GOD
THRU THE CARE OF GOD’S CREATION”
Join Mary Crickmore and Bradley Lauber in Munson Hall
after worship for this 2nd in a 3 week series. Hope to see you there!
SHARE YOUR STORY OF GOD’S FAITHFULNESS
THROUGH GE COVENANT CHURCH
2026 marks our church’s 80th anniversary! As part of our ongoing praise and celebration of what God has done and is doing through the ministries of our church, we are asking for folks to share stories of God’s faithfulness through the Glen Ellyn Evangelical Covenant Church. Do you have a story you would share with our congregation? Celebrate God’s faithfulness by telling your story! If you need help with sharing your story, please contact Carol in the office and we will help you choose how to share! We can’t wait to hear from you!
WOMEN’S BIBLE STUDY
NOVEMBER 16 & 17
FINAL BIBLE STUDY OF THE SEASON
Our Study: “Walking with God” is a five week journey through the Bible as we learn to walk with God through all seasons of life.
Please join us! You may choose the evening or daytime option every other week:
Mondays at Pastor Dawn’s home, 6:45pm for Fellowship, 7pm Bible Study begins
Tuesdays in Higher Grounds at church, 9:15am drop off your children and grab a cup of coffee, 9:30am Bible Study begins (Childcare provided. Please RSVP to Pastor Dawn).
Hope to see you there!
THANKSFEEDING IS FAST APPROACHING
sign up today!
Mark your calendars for this special event at GEECC!
We celebrate Thanksgiving by gathering with family and friends around a feast. We feast but many children around the world lack the food basics to sustain and develop their bodies. We are inviting you to include a few hours in your Thanksgiving celebration to provide meals to children in need.
We are partnering with Feed My Starving Children (FMSC) to pack food
over four two-hour sessions
on November 20 and 21.
We are calling this event ThanksFEEDing.
Sign-ups are open for our GE Cov church family!
You can access sign-ups online by going on our GEECC website here: https://www.gecovenant.org/thanksfeeding-fmsc
and use the password: geecc
Reserve your preferred date and time early, and feel free to sign up on your own,
with friends, or as a family. However you come, you'll be glad you did!
KIDS MIDWEEK
EVERY WEDNESDAY
All children in Kindergarten through 5th grade are welcome to attend Kids Midweek
every Wednesday from 6pm to 7:30pm.
Join us for activities, songs, a Bible story, games, and a LOT of FUN!!
If you have any questions please contact Elissa Schauer.
JR. LEAGUE: tUESDAYS
HI LEAGUE: THURSDAYS
7PM-8:30PM
Games – Worship – Message – Small Groups.
Students, join us! And bring a friend!
Details coming soon about two big events in 2027:
WINTER RETREAT January 22-24
UNITE 2027 July 18-23
YOUNG ADULT & COLLEGE BOOK STUDY
EACH TUESDAY
7PM-8:30PM
HOME OF LAURA GRANGER
Young adults and college students are gathering each TUESDAY at 7:00 p.m. to study None Like Him by Jen Wilkin at Laura Granger's home. The group is already underway, but new participants are still welcome! Contact Laura or the church office if you'd like to join for the remaining eight weeks.
For more information, check the Young Adult announcement chat. If you're not yet part of the chat and would like to be, see Laura after the service or contact the church office.
GEECC JUSTICE BOOK CLUB
THURSDAYS
7:30 to 8:30 on Zoom
Join us! We welcome new members! This fall we are reading Pope Leo’s Encyclical on understanding humanity and artificial intelligence from a Biblical perspective of avoiding a “Tower of Babel” mentality and instead following the model of Nehemiah and his community building the wall of Jerusalem together. One special quote: “Technology in and of itself is not a solution to humanity’s problems, just as it is not inherently evil. In practice, however, technology is never neutral, because it takes on the characteristics of those who devise, finance, regulate and use it.”
Contact Mary Crickmore or the church office if you’d like to participate.
