Crossroads Vineyard Church
Redemption: Tale of Two Thieves
Our trials and failures will either make us bitter or better.
Locations & Times
Crossroads Vineyard Church
7079 Taylorsville Rd, Huber Heights, OH 45424, USA
Sunday 10:00 AM
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Heart for Huber Food Pantry will open this Wednesday from 6-6:30pm.
Food for Huber
Each month we get the privilege of serving more than 100 families with food and prayer. Our Food for Huber Outreach takes place every third Saturday of the month at 10:30am. We meet at the Aldersgate United Methodist Church on Old Troy Pike.
Women's Ministry Painting Party
Today following the morning service, the women are having a time of painting and creating. Cost is $20 (doesn't include lunch)
Men's Shooting Excursion
Saturday, March 31, the men will be going to The Armory in Vandalia to spend time shooting together.
Serving at One Bistro
Saturday, April 7, you are invited to help serve at One Bistro. There is a sign up sheet in the lobby. We will be helping from 8am-3pm, but the time can be divided so you don't have to stay the entire time. <br><br>
I took the one less traveled by,
And that has made all the difference.
Crucifixion was a horrific death, and the Romans had mastered it. It was gruesome and humiliating, and it would take anywhere from 6 hours-4 days for the person to die. The Romans reserved it for slaves, foreigners, disgraced soldiers, and, later, Christians. It was meant to both punish and humiliate.
He admitted his wrongdoing.
He asks for mercy.