By Jillian Abraham Perhaps one of the most humbling things I’ve been reminded of since arriving in seminary is lack of interaction I have with those who don’t know Christ. This past week, our Growth Group had the opportunity to provide dinner at an apartment complex that hosted an Easter egg hunt. Apparently the children […]
We have entered an exciting time in the life of our church as we move from meeting in the Middle School to a more permanent location. The Elders talk through this time in the life of our church in our newest video update. The video was shot before any of the renovations were done to […]
Imago Dei desires to see lives changed by the gospel! On March 13th the Imago Dei Family was blessed to spend a wonderful night together around food, fellowship, and baptism as we got a glimpse of this vision that we are pursuing. Since we are preaching through the book of Exodus, we first gathered to […]
This Saturday, March 17th, is our Justice Seminar on the issue of Modern Day Slavery and Human Trafficking. We hope you will be able to join us! Here are some more details: WHAT: Justice Seminar WHEN: Saturday, 3/17/12 TIME: 9 AM – 12 PM (coffee and light refreshments beforehand) WHERE: Open Road Community Church 4571 […]
Imago Dei Church will be celebrating Passover with a Seder Meal and Potluck Dinner on March 13, 6pm, at the Old Fellowship Hall at Wake Crossroads Baptist Church. Mark and Shelly Haugh will be leading the Seder Meal for us, and this blog is written by Mark as an overview of the Seder Meal and […]
We invite you to come and share a meal together in community because we desire to see all men from Imago Dei build one anther up in unity, sharing in the work of the great commission. I have detailed the information and reasoning to the basics. When: Saturday, March 3: from 9am to 11am. Where: […]
“For hundreds of years, Christians have observed with great devotion the days of our Lord’s passion and resurrection, and it became a custom to the Church to prepare for them by a season of penitence and fasting.” The Common Book of Prayer It is a time dedicated to “self-examination and repentance; by prayer and fasting, […]
by Manny Prieto I think it is often the case that because people or groups we disagree with on a fundamental level practice certain things, we automatically assume the practices themselves are bad. Coming from a large, liberal city with a strong nominal Catholic presence, this was the case for me. For the better part […]
by Gary Miller On Sunday February 5th, a group of approximately 16 members from Imago Dei had a wonderful opportunity to serve the community that stands only a block away from the East Millbrook Middle. Recently a friend and fellow member, Andy Rodriguez (A-Rod), had a friend who donated 62 food care packages from a […]
by Kami Mueller I think we all can admit that middle school…well…was a weird time. Everything seems to be constantly changing, sin and responsibility come to the fore, and altogether…it is a whole lot of scary. For girls, the frustration is especially unique because God made girls especially unique. In our Imago Dei family, we are so […]