After months of preparation, the first Hill City Holiday Club has been an absolute success! Our theme of the club was Desert Detectives, prompting the kids to explore and find out more about Jesus. This involved a lot of fun scenery, including a manmade desert (AKA a sandbox). Each day the children were welcomed by … Read more
Last Wednesday at Hill City Church, our summer interns brought a little bit of “y’all” to the United Kingdom. It was July the Fourth, American Independence Day, so it was only fitting that we celebrate Texas while representing the colors red, white, and blue. After promoting the event on Facebook and in church, we had … Read more
Kaylee Ruppel: Hello everyone! My name is Kaylee. I was born and raised in a small town called New Braunfels in the Texas Hill Country. I grew up in a Christian home and accepted Christ at a young age, making my faith truly my own over the course of my life. I am twenty years … Read more
Death is a big part of the message of Ecclesiastes – it’s coming for all, and no-one can escape it, so how should we respond. Click below to download the notes for this week. Week 6 Notes – Death
The latest subject we are thinking about from the book of Ecclesiastes is Justice – below is a link to download the notes relating to this area. Week 5 Notes – Justice
We moved on in our study of Ecclesiastes to think about the subject of time – click below to download this weeks notes: Week 4 Notes – Time
This week we looked at the subject of Toil in the book of Ecclesiastes – click below to download the notes. Week 3 Notes – Toil
Click below to download the notes on this weeks subject on our journey through the book of Ecclesiastes – Pleasure. Week 2 Notes – Pleasure
Click below to download the notes on the first subject in our study on Ecclesiastes – Wisdom. Week 1 Notes – Wisdom
As Paul reaches the end of his letter to the Philippian church he wants to thank them for their generous giving to his mission. He uses the opportunity to teach the church on the area of contentment – learning to be satisfied whether in times of abundance or lack. Click below to download the notes … Read more