CAP NEWSLETTERJuly 2019 Vol.1 : 3

The Church at Powai. D-122/123 Kailash Vaibhav, Next to Kailash Complex, Hiranandani - Vikhroli Link Rd., Park Site, Vikhroli (W) Mumbai - 4000079Ph: +91-22-25185829 / 25170364 Email: pastor@thechurchatpowai.com

Sr. Pastor - Rev. Dr. Cecil Clements

To know more about CAP

& CAP ministries,

please visit our website:

www.thechurchatpowai.com

Come, let us sing for

joy to the Lord;

let us shout aloud to

the Rock of our

salvation." 

Psalm 95:1 (NIV)

Mother's Room - Welcome Mothers!

We are excited to be able to offer you a mother's room

so that you can continue to take part in the worship

services while keeping your infant / young toddler

(age 0 - 2.5 yrs) with you.  

The Mother's Room (with a one way window) is an

extension of the sanctuary and its purpose is to allow

you to continually be a part of the worship and

teaching every Sunday.

We pray that this room will be a blessing to you and

your family.

CAP Ministry Appreciation Month

Starting this month, we appreciate one ministry

every month here at CAP.

How do groups of angels greet each other?Halo, halo, halo!

What’s the best way to study the Bible?You Luke into it.

Visiting for the first time?

Thank you for being with us!

A visitor's info slip is available with

the ushers at the back of the

church. Please fill it and hand it

back to an Usher so we can keep you

updated about upcoming events at 

The Church at Powai.

reflections book store Many of you would have read 'You can Win'

but this is definitely 'You will Win'..Corporate Capsules:

Three Simple Steps for Corporate SuccessAsk for a signed copy by Pastor Cecil Clements

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P Choir through the years

04/07 - Harshita Kain 05/07 - Jonathan Francis06/07 - Othniel Alexander 13/07 - B J Hamilton13/07 - Ananiah A Babu 14/07 - Ansel Justin Kotian15/07 - John Solomon 16/07 - Darren Edgar Michael17/07 - Sam Abraham 21/07 - Sabu Mathew21/07 - Michelle Mriduel Borah 21/07 - Emma James Eda22/07 - Zeba Malayil 22/07 - Marcel D’silva22/07 - Daniel Sanjeeva Rao 22/07 - Aijeleth Joshua24/07 - Jabez Prettyson Dawnson 24/07 - Naresh Taneja25/07 - Felicia Benedict 25/07 - Johanna Benedict26/07 - Gibson Vedamani 26/07 - Joshua Abraham Aby27/07 - Shweta Vithal Chintakindi 27/07 - Yannah Fernandes28/07 - Yatish Raajiv 30/07 - Veerashree Roji

HAPPY BIRTHDAY...

HAPPY WEDDING ANNIVERSARY...

02/07 - Joshua & Mary Ebenezer15/07 - Aloysius & Bernadine Wicket15/07 - George & Smitha Ittyerah19/07 - Ravi Raju & Akhila

CAP in pictures

Theme for July 2019 - Make a joyful noise unto the Lord Sometime back I read an article in which NASA described how each planet & star in theUniverse emits its own unique radio signals – their own distinctive signature tune. Eachcreature has its own characteristic call. The Universe continuously sings to its Creator. AndMan has been given the privilege of joining with all Creation in making a joyful noise in praiseof God’s Glory. I once had the privilege of joining in a worship service attended by people from around theworld. Spanish, German, Russian, French, and many more languages cascaded & clashedas we as sang ‘How great Thou art!’ in our native languages. Our song exploded with joy, aspraise rose deep from our souls. Language and race could not divide us: we were theRedeemed of the Lord. United through His Spirit, crowned with His joy, enjoying the bliss ofHis presence, we raised a Hallelujah to our Father, Redeemer & King. A foretaste of heaven, where the Redeemed from every tribe, tongue & nation will join insinging, “O Lord, You are worthy to receive glory and honor and power, because You createdall things, and for Your pleasure they are and were created.” Rev 4:11- Alice Dawson A joyful noise, one that swells with pleasure and delight is easily a reaction during goodtimes. When counting these good times or moments, you may find most to be associated withmemories of accomplishments, days of happiness and moments of gladness. While it is very easy to be gladdened by the occurrence of something favourable or good, thePsalmist does not recommend making a joyful noise unto the Lord only when you are in aplace of happiness. A continual spirit of joy navigates away from the road of suffering andnarrows down on the final result of what God is doing in your life. It’s possible that your delayed train isn't departing from the station because someone'spraying to reach in time to board it. The flight you missed and are complaining about may nothave contributed to a comfortable journey. The heavy rain you're praying against may not bestopping in order to prevent drought in certain areas. Making a joyful noise isn't as difficult as it seems. It's just a matter of focusing on the unseen,the bigger plans God has, and asking God to help calm your spirit and help you experiencejoy irrespective of the circumstances So, make a joyful noise unto the Lord and don’t stop till the walls of your Jericho comecrumbling down!- Donna Dei Peris

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July Announcements

Solitude is a choice; loneliness is not.  Solitude discourages company; lonelinessdesperately seeks it.  And solitude was what HE chose.  The venue was the garden--thick brushes, tall trees, and Morning Glories shut down for the night.  The subduedhues of the moon dancing off the undulating slopes of hillocks created a perfectenvironment for prayer and solitude--one last questioning cry, one anguishedsoliloquy from Son to Father, encapsulated in one poignant question: “Is this Yourwill?”   Bloody sweat drops, angelic attendance and snoring friends were the visible props ofthis pre-crucifixion drama. But what captured my attention was a word we don’t hearoften enough: “nevertheless.”  The old King James Version uses the word in Luke 22:42“Father, if thou be willing, remove this cup from me: nevertheless not my will, but thine,be done” (italics mine). Nevertheless. Never, never the less.  No word sufficiently captures the intensity and gravity of the decision Jesus waswrestling with, than the word “nevertheless.”  And broken down into three, the wordadds further meaning—never-the-less.  Our wills can only be less than the Father’s,and Jesus knew it.  That’s why He said in the Greek: “…but not the will of me but of yoube done.”  The greater will, not the lesser, must triumph—and it did!  And history wasmade, salvation was offered and the gap between God and man bridged forever. Nevertheless! Half the year has sped away, and 2019 is gathering speed.  For me, for you, life goes onand it’s business as usual.  The sun is up, the Morning Glories bloom and decisions areeasy to make.  But every now and then they come, those hard, unrelenting situationsthat force painful rumination and agonizing reflection, forcing us to choose thoseplaces of solitude that would help us shut out the incessant clamour of dissonant voicesand the slumbering sounds of well-meaning friends; times when we are called to makethe right decision, however difficult, however painful. And my prayer, my hope for youis that you will make the right choice and that those choices will never be for the “less,”but always, always for the “more.” May His will be done,Pastor

From the Pastor's desk

21.07.19CAP

CHOIRSUNDAY

Invite your family and friends for a special time ofmusic ministered by the CAP Choir

8:30 AM 10:30 AM

Available to Purchase: 5 sets of

The Wiersbe Bible Commentary (complete set) 2 volumes - OT & NT with CD

Price - Rs. 5000/-(installment facility available) per set "First come First served basis"

A must have book forevery serious

Student of the bible

July is Choir appreciation month.If the CAP Choir has ministered or touched you in anyway,

please leave an appreciation note for them, saying how they have ministered to you.

On the CAP MINISTRIES APPRECIATION WALL.