In the car...

Today’s lesson – Noah and the Ark

Look at the different cars on the road — big ones, small ones. Discuss how many people could fit comfortably in your car. Talk about how many could SQUEEZE into your car. Discuss how God gave Noah exact measurements for the ark so that Noah and his family, along with all those animals, would be able to fit, just like your car is built for an exact amount of people.

In the car...

Today’s lesson – Cain & Abel

Discuss reactions when you’re in a hurry and have to stop at a red light or when somebody cuts you off. We usually get frustrated, and sometimes we react in ways we shouldn’t. Talk to your family about how to react in a proper manner. Talk about how other drivers or passengers might feel that day. Maybe they look nervous, in a hurry, or happy (as they sing along with a song on the radio).

Download the July/August Men’s Slow Pitch Softball Church League schedule here.

The Axis class is meeting on campus in Room A-209/210 at 9 am Led by Rick Martinez and is studying the Sermon Series of Joshua by Pastor Marc until July 25.

Dear Quail,

You are not alone!

For many the “aloneness” of these days is getting more than troubling, it is downright painful. If that is you, now is the time to hear and believe that no matter how empty our house feels, you are not alone.

David said it this way…

Dear Quail Family,

Today is Good Friday. As we think back to the cross of Christ, we remember what John has recorded in John 19:30,

When he had received the drink, Jesus said, ‘It is finished.’ With that, he bowed his head and gave up his spirit.

The phrase “It is finished” is actually a single word in John’s Greek original. The word is “tetelestai”.  It was a common word in that day, and it had many meanings:

On August 11th the Men’s Ministry at Quail hosted a men’s breakfast where Carl Hultgren spoke about how God has radically changed his life. He shared about how he professed Jesus but was not walking with him and how that has now changed.

By Katherine Evans

For every other Quail Young Adults Retreat, my main concern has been “do I have everything we need?” Excitement would build as we'd stuff the car (with everything I could think we could possibly want), knowing that the next morning we would wake up, not staring at the urban streets of our everyday Stockton, and instead be overwhelmed by the beautiful and extraordinary sights of God's creation.

At Quail, everyone has a story. This is Grant’s.

At Quail, everyone has a story. This is Kathy’s.

At Quail, everyone has a story. This is Tim’s.

We all have a story... this is Yee’s.

At Quail, everyone has a story. This is Andrea’s.

At Quail, everyone has a story. This is Jamie’s.

At Quail, everyone has a story. This is Allesandra’s.

At Quail, everyone has a story. This is Tim’s.

At Quail, everyone has a story. This is Leroy’s.

At Quail, everyone has a story. This is Lorraine’s.

At Quail, everyone has a story. This is Jeff’s.

At Quail, everyone has a story. This is Cynthia’s.

We all have a story... this is Miyako’s.

At Quail, everyone has a story. This is Dave’s.