Our society is increasingly interested in the supernatural: demons, the occult, and mediums. It seems that evil has never had more allies in the media than now. Learn about the influence of media in our culture with this month's resource from Connect with Skip Heitzig. You'll receive the impactful documentary Shattered: Exposing Windows of Evil, hosted by Skip. This full-length film takes you on a journey from the tragic events of Columbine to the dark deceit of the occult. With firsthand testimony from experts, you'll hear about incredible experiences that are not of this world, and you'll learn that God's grace can shatter every deception and reveal the truth about Jesus Christ.

Receive Shattered when you give a gift to the ministry. Request your copy online or when you call 800.922.1888.

Calvary Albuquerque offers American Sign Language (ASL) deaf interpretation in the sanctuary during our services on Wednesdays at 6:30 pm and Saturdays at 6:30 pm. If you or someone you know is hearing-impaired, join us for these services and enjoy learning from God's Word.

Since 1993, more than 100 million boys and girls in over 130 countries have experienced God's love through the power of simple shoebox gifts. Bring Christmas joy and the love of Jesus to children around the world by partnering with Franklin Graham and Samaritan's Purse in Operation Christmas Child. We are currently distributing shoeboxes to those interested in filling them with age-appropriate toys for children throughout the world.

Fill a shoebox with small toys, toiletries, school supplies, and other recommended items, and remember to donate $9 or more to help cover shipping and other project costs. If you choose to donate that $9 online, you will also have the opportunity to follow your box to its destination. Bring your filled shoeboxes to the foyer at Calvary Albuquerque during National Collection Week, November 13-20.

Find out more about Operation Christmas Child.

Funfari is just around the corner! Every year, hundreds of kids participate in this safe Halloween alternative, and you can help make this year's event better than ever. Donations of non-Halloween themed candy are now being accepted in red bins around the campus. All donated candy will be distributed to children who attend our evening of family-centered fun on October 31.