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This past Sunday, Quest had the privilege of dedicating and baptizing several infants, children and adult believers at all three services. For those of you that weren't able to be there (and even for those that were!) we'd like to share the testimonies of two Questers who were baptized at the 5pm service, Rosalind Sciammas and Sarah Ryer. We hope it will bless you as it has richly blessed us!

 

Rosalind Sciammas

Generations of Faith & Salvation

I don't know about you, but at times I find it really hard to worship. Now, this might be an especially disconcerting thing to hear from the person who just got hired as the primary AM worship leader at Quest, but I figure I might as well start my tenure as transparenty and honestly as I can. At the risk of tooting my own horn, when it comes to the task leading worship, I think I've got enough experience and skill to accomplish the superficial work of leading a group of people in song relatively well. I know how to carry a tune, I know how to shift dynamics, I even know how to say "spiritual" things that make me look like I've got this whole God thing down pat. But when it comes to actually worshipping, worshipping in spirit and in truth -- that's a little rougher sometimes. Like many of you, I've got a lot of things going on in my life that can easily pull my mind and heart away from Christ.

Due to the fresh batch of snow that has hit the Seattle area, the Quest staff and leadership have made the difficult decision to CANCEL tonight's Christmas Eve Service. This was no easy decision to make but in the interest of safety, we thought it best to err on the side of caution. I hope that even in light of this unfortunate circumstance, we would all be able to take this extra time to reflect on the goodness [and greatness!] of God and the incredible gift of His son.

 

On behalf of the Quest staff and leadership, we hope that wherever you are, you are safe and warm and that you have a VERY merry Christmas!!

 

 

J e s s i c a  H o n g  |  office administrator  |  jessica@seattlequest.org

 

Hello all,


Quest has had to make the unfortunate decision to cancel tomorrow night's Christmas Party due to the inclement weather. We will hopefully reschedule a post-New Year's party so please stay tuned for those details.

Also, please be checking your emails or the church website tomorrow night! We will make an announcement by 6pm on Saturday about the status of Sunday's services.

Thank you for your understanding! Please be safe out there. And if you have any questions, feel free to contact office@seattlequest.org.


Blessings,
Jessica Hong | office administrator | jessica@seattlequest.org

Quest Church will host its inaugural Men's Breakfast on Saturday, May 17th from 9am to 11am in the church basement. We welcome all men 18 and up to attend this quarterly event. As our church has grown in numbers, this will be an opportunity for men to connect in relationship and collectively explore what it means to follow Jesus. Please RSVP to office@seattlequest.org by no later than Friday, May 9. Suggested donation is $5 per person

Women's High Tea will be held May 3, 2008. Contact Wendy Lindell for more information wendy@seattlequest.org or 206.781.2445.

Please join us and invite your family and friends for Holy Week at Quest. We are holding a Good Friday Service and Easter Sunday services.

Good Friday Service
Friday, March 21 | 7pm-8:15PM in the Main Sanctuary
Childcare will not be provided but children are welcome to join their parents during the service. Family Cryroom will be open and avaiable for parents and infants.

Resurrection Easter Sunday
Sunday, March 23 - 9:15am, 11am & 5pm

Directions | Parking | Children's Ministry

If you have any other questions, feel free to fill out an online connect form or just email office[at]seattlequest.org. We look forward to celebrating this joyous season with you!

This 12-week, interactive Bible study focuses on the letters of John. Strong internal evidence and church tradition point to the apostle John as the writer, somewhere between 90-100 AD. He is the last of the Twelve Apostles still living "an eyewitness to the incredible events surrounding the life, passion, death and resurrection of Jesus the Christ. He witnessed the amazing growth, struggles and challenges of the young church.