“If I know the gospel is true… then why do I keep getting so stuck in this one area of my life?”
We long to believe the gospel in ways that transform us deeply — but too often, our day-to-day experience doesn’t match up between who we really are and who we want to be or know we should be. Our best efforts always seem to lead to a preoccupation with self, frustration, and joylessness.
Come and rediscover God’s grace at Gospel-Centered Life Weekend — a Serge mini-retreat: Friday, Nov. 6 (6–9pm) and Saturday, Nov. 7 (8:30am–12pm)
We’ll explore how God desires to use the ups and downs of our daily life to draw us into a closer relationship with him, make us more like Jesus, and extend his love to a broken and needy world. Our weekend together will be based on themes from Serge’s The Gospel-Centered Life study guide — together, we’ll go much deeper and beyond the book.
Register by 10/30 at serge.org/gcl-weekend-mclean
Enter promo code MCLEAN30 for a 30% discount.
JEREMY SINK, Serge’s Area Director for Renewal, grew up in a small town near Lexington, NC. Early in their marriage, Jeremy and his wife Gina spent 10 years planting and leading a new church in central NC before following God’s unexpected call to Nagoya, Japan in 2012. In Nagoya, the Sinks helped to plant All Nations Felowship (ANF), a bilingual, international church focused on reaching the Japanese with the gospel. After transitioning ANF to Japanese Leadership, the couple expanded their scope of work to include training and mentoring Japanese church planters and pastors throughout the country.
After 13 years in Japan, Jeremy transitioned to leading Serge’s Renewal Team, based in Philadelphia, PA. The Sinks have three adult sons: Joshua, Josiah, and Garrett. Jeremy is a graduate of Reformed Theological Seminary and an ordained pastor in the Presbyterian Church in America (PCA).
KELLIE BROWN is the Program Leader for Kinship Initiatives on the Serve Renewal team. Originally for St. Louis, MO, she moved to the South to attend Valdosta State University. For over 25 years, Kellie has served in church ministry, including co-founding Christ Central Church in Charlotte, NC, where she held the roles of Worship & Arts Director and Women’s Shepherd. She has worked with the PCA as a Church Planting Assessor and as Operations Director fo African American Ministries.
Kellie and her husband, Ref. Howard A. Brown, are now planting a church in Atlanta, GA. Kellie is a proud mom of two college-aged sons.
MORE INFO & REGISTER BY 10/30
McLean Presbyterian
1020 Balls Hill Road
McLean, VA 22101
Terence Little
Pastor of Ministries
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