s e r m o n n o t e sGateway Foursquare

5040A Commercial St SESalem, Oregon 97306

office@gatewayfoursquare.comwww.gatewayfoursquare.com

503-364-3551

Psalm 126:3 declares, “The Lord has done great things for us, and we are filled with joy. “ For some looking back on 2009 may not bring back the best of memories. This year we have been bombarded with bad news about job-lessness, the economy, and world events. But aren’t you glad that we, as Believers, can find joy in the Lord?

As a church, this year has been filled with many things to give thanks for. We have seen many lives transformed by physical, spiritual, and/or emotional healings. We have min-istered to the community in a variety of ways. Our ministry center sold in record time for the price we wanted. We have had the privilege of welcoming new people to our fellowship weekly. This Thanksgiving, let’s remember God’s goodness and give thanks!

We are glad that you chose to come and worship the Lord with us this Sunday! Our prayer is that the music, message and ministry will bless your life. If you are visiting Gateway today, please fill out a welcome card and return it to the Gateway Café for a free pastry or beverage.

With gratitude,Pastors Greg & Stacey

W E L C O M E T O

W A N T T O G E T I N V O L V E D ?

Gateway Church offers many ministry opportunities for all ages. So check

us out online or call the office!

P I C T U R E T H I S !November 30th from 3:00

to 9:30 pm and December 1st from 2:00 to 8:30 pm Olan Mills will be taking pictures of you (& your fam-ily) for a photo directory. You get a free 8x10 for participating! Sign-up TODAY in the lobby.

T R U E C O L O R S S U N D A Y

Next Sunday, November 29th, we have an opportunity to celebrate our unity as believers in Christ: True Colors Day! At Gateway, our tradition is to wear the colors of our favorite team and have lunch together after the second service. Join us for food, fellowship and a fun time! If you would like to compete in our annual cook-off, bring your best pot of chili. The sides and fixin’s: those with last names beginning with A-J bring cornbread or salad, K-S chips or desserts, T-Z cheese, salsa or sour cream. Potluck for all!

Angel Tree=Gifts for children of InmatesMake a difference this holiday season by giving presents to children whose parents are incarcerated. Sign up at the Angel Tree table in the lobby or contact Sherry Mendez at 503-269-2974.

Sunday Monday Tuesday Wednesday Thursday Friday Saturday SundayLife Journal Reading

Matthew 11-13Life Journal Reading

Matthew 14-16Life Journal Reading

Matthew 17-19Life Journal Reading

Matthew 20-22Life Journal Reading

Matthew 23-25Life Journal Reading

Matthew 26-27; Psalm 125

Life Journal ReadingMatthew 28;

1 Thessalonians 1-3

Life Journal Reading1 Thessalonians 4-5;2 Thessalonians 1-3

CelebrationServices

9:00 & 10:45 am at Crossler Middle

School

McKay/Chesshir Home Group7:00-8:30 pm

at the Chesshir’s, 5576 Wigeon SE

Brown/Crawford Home Group7:00-8:30 pm

at the Crawford’s, 5974 Ballymeade

NO Ignite Youth Group

Set-up Church with Levites2:00-4:00 pm

at Crossler Middle School

Services9:00 & 10:45 am at Crossler Middle

School

Goldsby/White Home Group7:00-8:30 pmat the White’s,

4882 Warrington

Financial Peace University

7:00-8:30 pmat the James’s,

258 Holder Lane

Note: Thanksgiving

week the office will be closed

Thursday & Friday

Note: Thanksgiving

week the office will be closed

Thursday & Friday2nd service,

Sign up at the Info Center

Wesche/Brownell Home Group6:45-8:30 pm

at the Wesche’s, 5920 Poppy Hills

after 2nd service

Young Adults Home Group7:00-8:30 pm

at the Jensen’s 3453 12th St SE