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Fall Kickoff Featuring Trick Horse Show!

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Spend A Weekend Away at Family Camp
Westover friends and family! Let's take a break together! You can spend your weekend in the comfort of the lodge, or enjoy the rustic fun of cabins, tents, or hogans! Cook your food over a campfire, or come to the dining hall and be served!
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Crusaders Softball: win or lose, we're having fun!
With a 1-3 record so far, you might not realize the winning seasons the Crusaders are having so far. Team comradery began during their three pre-season practices, where some first-time ballplayers gained new skills in throwing, catching, and batting, while seasoned players coached and refreshed their skills.
Aside from the full roster of 20 teammates, each game has had a brilliant turn-out of Crusders fans, outnumbering the players on occasion. They cheer and jeer the on-field antics, while enjoying a great evening's fellowship with one another.
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Heroes Stand for Truth and Save the Day!
We discovered a bunch of new heroes during Vacation Bible School this year! It was a very special week at Westover!
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After a high-energy praise and worship time, our three heroes, Pizza Man (Pastor Ken), Water Woman (Julie Hamm), and their ringleader, Maintenance Mack (Stephanie Caffrey), got each day started with a bang by having the kids to solve puzzles and complete challenges to find out their daily theme. |
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The Importance of Every Day
Andre Previn said, "If I miss a day of practice, I know it. If I miss two days, my manager knows it. If I miss three days, my audience, knows it." He was talking about the piano, but the same is true about your devotional life. When you're spending time with God on a consistent basis, it shows. When you aren't also shows. You'll notice it first, then those closest to you, and, pretty soon, it's obvious to everyone.
- Pastor Ken's blog
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