http://theridge.church/crccampus If you’re in college, grad school, or just college-aged, you are invited to connect with CRC Campus. Stop by the hub for a free lunch TODAY after the 11am service. Join others—March 24–25—at the You, Not Me Retreat to focus on being together and serving others, living out the idea that it’s all about you, not me. For more info, visit theridge.church/younotme.

http://theridge.church/mwdatenight There’s still a chance–you still have until midnight to be entered to win a $50 gift card. Find more info, and how to be entered at theridge.church/mwdatenight.

http://theridge.church/wiredhsc Registration ends this TUESDAY, March 6! Join with other high school students as they head to summer camp, July 9–13th, at Wilderness at the Smokies. Find more at theridge.church/wiredhsc.

http://theridge.church/next Whether you’re new or if you’ve been coming for a while, Next is the place for you to hear a short overview about the church, ask any questions you might have, and determine your next step around The Ridge—whatever it might be. Stop by the conference room after the service, and find more info at theridge.church/next.

http://theridge.church/feedwv In WV, 1 in 7 people struggle with hunger, and 1 in 5 kids go hungry. That’s why The Ridge is partnering with Mountaineer Food Bank and Christian Help to be a part of the solution, and to Feed WV. Bring your non-perishable food donations to the church from March 18-April 8, 2018. All donations will be distributed statewide to those in need. To find out more, visit theridge.church/feedwv.

http://theridge.church/events All 6–12th-grade students are invited to come to the gym between the services for donuts, dodgeball and nine square in the air! It’s a great Sunday to bring a friend!

http://theridge.church/celebraterecovery Celebrate Recovery meets weekly, is open to the public, and has childcare available. CR is a place to walk through the struggles and share the victories of your hurts, habits, or hang-ups. For more information, visit theridge.church/celebraterecovery.

We have all experienced the sinking feeling associated with being lost. It’s a scary feeling. We reach out for something familiar or a sign to point the way. Often, it’s only when we realize we are lost that we are willing to ask for help. Jesus described our spiritual condition apart from him as being lost. This Easter, we will explore how Jesus is the destination for the lost.