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Epicenter Prophecy Conference

More than 2,000 evangelical Christians from around the world gathered to celebrate Israel's 60th Anniversary on April 10 at the Epicenter Prophecy Conference. Guest speakers Skip Heitzig, Joel Rosenberg, Lt. Gen. Jerry Boykin, Hon. Porter Goss, and Chuck Smith shared vital information on many topics involving Israel's role in the end times and prophecy that is unfolding in our present time, and everyone enjoyed the wonderful music of Marty Goetz. This revealing conference is now available to you! View the archives at Epicenter08.com, or pre-order your copy of either the full length conference DVD, or a special conference highlight DVD. With the eyes of the world focused on the Middle East, we invite you to discover more about the epicenter of the dramatic events that are shaping our world and shaking our future.

Mother's Day Roses

Bless your mother this Mother's Day with a rose and help support the Renovate College-Age Mission Team as they raise funds for their trip to Macedonia. The team will sell single roses for $2 and a dozen roses for $20 this Saturday and Sunday, May 10-11 before and after each weekend service.

School of Ministry Class Presentation

The SOM class of ’08 joined together on Thursday, May 8 for a final presentation on the different locations they will travel to for their end of year mission trips. The four teams informed other classmates on the culture and people, missions, and even some experiences they have had in these places. After the presentations, the classmates and their family and friends joined in a time of fellowship and hanging out while enjoying authentic food from Mexico, Louisiana, and Uganda.

Drug and Alcohol Ministry

This nine-week course is designed to share the love, hope, instruction, and encouragement of Jesus Christ with those whose lives are dominated by addiction. Each class consists of a study in the Scriptures relevant to the problem of addiction, followed by a small group discussion about how to apply the teachings of Jesus in overcoming these weaknesses. A new session began Monday, May 5, however you are more than welcome to attend the class at any point in the 9-week session. Spouses and loved ones are encouraged to attend with you. We meet each Monday night, at 6:30 PM in room M21.

Flight Log: Destination: Isaiah 1-39

This Wednesday night, Pastor Skip took us on a flight over Isaiah 1-39 for The Bible From 30,000 Feet. Thought to be the greatest of all the Prophets of the Old Testament, Isaiah's ministry lasted around fifty years, and his prophecies are a quoted conglomeration of both prophecies of condemnation (chapters 1-39), as well as prophecies of comfort (chapters 40-66). We also welcomed Mark Mathis, Associate Producer of Expelled: No Intelligence Allowed, who shared with us the premise of the controversial new film, and how it has questioned the main-stream to bring thinking back into the classroom. If you missed this flight, you can still watch it, listen to it, view photos of it, and take a quiz from the information Skip covered, all on The Bible from 30,000 Feet Flight Log page.

Foundations

Have you ever wondered how to get started or what to do next in your walk with God? Foundations began a new 13-week series on Thursday, May 1. This class is designed to provide a basic understanding of the gospel as well as encouragement in living the Christian life. The class meets every Thursday night, at 7 PM in room H2. You are welcome to join the class at anytime.

Past, Present, Future Seminar

Calvary Chapel of Tucson invites you to serve at the Past, Present, Future Seminar, May 22-24, at the TCC Arena in Tucson, AZ. The event will feature speakers Skip Heitzig, Robert Furrow, and Joel Rosenberg, and special music from Randy Travis, Lincoln Brewster, The Katinas, and Phil Wickham. Admission to all three days of this seminar are free and everyone is invited attend. There will be many opportunities to serve before, during, and after the Past, Present, Future Seminar and CC Tucson invites anyone interested in being a part of the pre-seminar evangelistic outreach team to contact Peter LaJoy of CC Tucson via email, or call (520)-573-9933. There will be a kiosk in the East Foyer with more information about the Past, Present, Future Seminar, $6 t-shirts, and free window decals. Calvary Chapel Tucson is responsible for organizing the outreach team for this event. For more information on this seminar, visit the Past, Present, Future Seminar web site.

New Ministry: Upright Hearts

Branching off of the Every Man's Battle class, the Upright Heart Ministry is designed to help wives who are hurting in their relationship with their husband, whether past or presently, and equipping women to deal with future relationship issues. We invite you to join us for The Nineveh Project, a 12-week series taking us through the book of Jonah. Women are free to join this ministry at any time. For more information, contact the Front Desk at 344-0880

Women's Spring Series Finale

The Women at Calvary hosted their end of the semester reception on Tuesday, May 6. The ladies enjoyed a light meal, fellowship, worship, and a recap of our Live Relationally semester. It is our prayer that each woman will take hold of the biblical truths learned this semester and continue to live relationally as a woman after God's own heart.

Kid's Calling Story Time

Children and parents gathered together in Parchments on Saturday, May 3 to listen to M88 DJ Stevo Jeter as he read Return to Narnia: The Rescue of Prince Caspian, the children’s adaptation of the novel by C.S. Lewis. After hearing about the second adventure of Lucy, Peter, Edmund, and Susan in Narnia, the children enjoyed a time of playing and coloring. We welcome you to join us again on Saturday, June 7 for another great story reading and a time of youthful fellowship.

Special Guest Musician: Darrell Mansfield

Special musical guest Darrell Mansfield joined us May 3-4 at all four weekend services. Mansfield, who was inducted into the Horhner Harmonica Hall of Fame in 1980, has been bringing glory to Jesus Christ for almost three decades. This weekend was no exception as he presented us with worship and new renditions of old songs, and blessed us with his upbeat attitude and harmonica music while we gathered for worship.

Part-Time Janitor Position

The Janitorial Department is accepting applications for a part-time Janitor. Duties include, but are not limited to, general cleaning and event setup. Applicant must be available to work the following schedule: Mon, Tue, Thu, Fri, 1pm-5pm; Wed 4pm-10pm; and Sat 2pm–10pm. Interested parties should immediately submit an application to: Calvary of Albuquerque, HR Department, 4001 Osuna Rd. NE, Albuquerque, NM 87109. No phone calls, please.

SOM End of Year Mission Outreaches

It is the end of another difficult but fruitful year of the School of Ministry, and three teams of students will head out on their end of year mission trips to utilize the knowledge and spiritual growth that God has produced in their lives. On May 10, one team will travel to St. Bernard, LA to work along side local relief organizations, and two teams will travel two Juarez, Mexico to work along side GA Missionaries Carlos and Sylvia Garcia, and Ernesto and Maggie Vega. The teams will be gone a total of 8 days, and will come home on Sunday, May 18. We ask that as these teams are out of state and country that you keep the following in prayer: • Pray that the team would be unified through the common goal of serving those that they are reaching out to and ultimately bringing glory to God. • Pray that the Holy Spirit would work in the lives of those they come in contact with. • Pray for individual encounters with the Lord for those in the mission teams. • Pray for safe travel, good weather, and the health of the SOM students.

M88 At The Albuquerque Rescue Mission

Friday morning the M88 DJs made their second visit to the Albuquerque Rescue Mission. Once again, the morning was chilly but our hearts were warm as we helped provide a good meal for the homeless of Albuquerque. Yo shared a brief thought about hope while sharing from Psalm 139, and Stevo and several listeners scrambled around the kitchen to create an efficient assembly line of pancakes and bacon. This second visit was quite different from the first; with things being a little slower and a little livelier (a potential scuffle was quickly eliminated). All in all, it’s hard to know who was blessed more; those of us who where there to serve, or the ones who were served. Make your plans to join us next month for our next adventure to the Albuquerque Rescue Mission.