Jesus said we were to go out and make disciples of all nations, and sometimes those nations include our own backyards and community.

We all know people we can invite to church — people who are new to the area, those who are searching for meaning, and those who may be experiencing difficult times. Give them an invitation to join you at church at MCCA! Worship is every Sunday at 10:30 am.

Homecoming Sunday is a “welcome back to everyone” following summer vacations and our more relaxed schedules.

Come and find out about some new programs at MCCA. We will follow worship with a Potluck. Bring your favorite dish to share. Invite your family and friends for this special Sunday!

When: Sunday, June 6th @ 7PM

Where:
Metropolitan Community Church of Albuquerque
1103 Texas St. NE
Albuquerque, New Mexico
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Come join the FOURTH annual Albuquerque Gay Day at Cliff’s Amusement Park.  Be a part of our community of young, old, all races and beliefs, parents, gay support groups, and every other section of our community attending Gay Day this year.

Discount Ride Passes

Discount ride passes are still available at http://www.abqgayday.com/tickets.

Be Seen in Red

Albuquerque Gay Day is the first Saturday in June, when the lesbian, gay, bisexual and transgender community and friends are encouraged to “Be seen in Red” while visiting Cliff’s Amusement Park.  Wearing something, like a red tee-shirt, to comfortably show your support for the LGBT community.

We don’t have to walk in the same shoes of suffering in order to comfort, but those who’ve been there can offer great consolation to others. Paul alludes to ‘the fellowship of sharing in (Christ’s) suffering’   Philippians 3:10.

The fellowship of suffering is a club with a steep entrance fee.  Yet it is no exclusive clique.  Many of us are inducted despite our best efforts to stay out.  Once you’re in, though, no one can comfort you like a fellow member.   This ability to help fellow sufferers adds great dignity and meaning to our anguish. In Christ, we never suffer for no reason.

Yes, your life has meaning.  Your steps have led you down a road of hardships, yet through the power of God, you’ve survived.  Your faith has been stretched.  You have a new understanding of life. You know what’s really important.

You’ve weathered the storm.  Now it’s your turn to help others through their tempests; to share the comfort that Jesus ministered to you.

God has plans for your life, far greater than you can imagine. Embrace God, embrace life, be a testimony of God’s unfailing love.  Choose to trust God on the rainy days as well as when the sun is shining. The love and joy God gives you will shine through the clouds and draw others to the source of your hope.

Our church offers a shelter during a time of storm as we minister to those who are suffering. Pray that God will continue to bless our efforts as we continue to comfort others with Jesus’ love.

God wants to walk with us, but won’t come uninvited. Invite God to walk with you. Prepare yourself mentally to make a concentrated effort to achieve a closer walk with God.

Commit to a daily time of meditation as you read scripture and pray. Even if you only start with five or ten minutes a day, you will find yourself increasing your time spent with God.

Don’t be afraid. God longs for our fellowship as we are created to worship and walk with God.   Once you become intimate and build a relationship with God, your relationship with the ones you love will be more significant and even smoother. Your fears will be calmed and you will experience true peace and joy as you walk with God.

Ask for wisdom and guidance as you discover your role in our Fearless Giving in Fearful Times journey. Decisions and choices made in life will take on a new meaning. You’ll even have a new bounce in your step as you walk down the pathway of life.