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Dear C3 Family,

As we step into September and as our kids get into back to school routines schedules get filled and life can feel like it’s moving fast. In the middle of the busyness, I want to encourage you to pause and remember the importance of keeping Christ at the center of your home and your life. At C3 we believe that gathering together in fellowship and growing together in God’s Word is essential. That’s why I want to encourage you to make time this fall for the ministries designed to strengthen you and your family. Whether it’s Bible study, Men’s or Women’s group, attending C3 community group, and our times of worship and prayer. These are not just events, they are opportunities to be refreshed, equipped, and grow in relationship with God and our church.

I’m especially excited about NextGen Youth Sunday on September 28th! On this powerful day, our youth will lead the service, reminding us that God is raising up a generation passionate about Jesus. I encourage you to not only attend but also invite friends, family, and neighbors to witness the next generation taking their place in God’s story. Let’s fill the house of God with expectation and joy as we celebrate what He is doing in and through our young people.

As our church continues to grow, we know the enemy will try to bring distraction, division, or discouragement. But we stand on the truth that we already have victory in Jesus Christ. Let’s remain prayerful, lifting up our families, our youth, our leaders, and our communities asking God to cover and guide us in every step. This month, let’s commit together to:

- Keep Christ first in our daily routines

- Make time for spiritual growth through our church ministries.

- Invite others to encounter Jesus with us.

- Pray for our families and the future of our church.

I’m so grateful to walk this journey of faith with you. Let’s enter this new season with hearts fully devoted to seeking God and trust that He will continue to lead us forward in His victory.

With Love and Prayers,

Pastor Michael Rodriguez