Good News November 2021

OUT AND ABOUT 76 NOVEMBER 2021 www.goodnewsfl.org Good News • South Florida Edition Pastor Rob Pacienza, Lead Pastor of Coral Ridge Presbyte- rian Church, announced their Generation to Generation Cap- ital Campaign on Sunday, Octo- ber 17, 2021. Calling it a culture-shaping movement, Pa- cienza said, “As we look to the future, we must dare to dream again, to believe that God will do something great at a key mo- ment in the life of our church, our city, and our world.” A video presentation during the announcement, featured the late D. James Kennedy, Found- ingPastor of Coral RidgePresby- terianChurch, saying, “Ourwhole culture is going to hell in a hand- basket and most people in the churchesaredoingnothingabout it and most preachers are very guardedly sayingnothingabout it. 300,000 pulpits are silent.” To this, Pastor Rob Pa- cienza declared, “It’s time for Coral Ridge to revive its pur- pose of being a gospel-centered church that equips culture-shap- ing Christians,” adding, “I be- lieve Coral Ridge has the opportunity to lead the way in this cultural moment. We’ve done it before and I know by God’s grace we can do it again.” The campaign would dras- tically expand the church’s digi- tal reach and provide resources to put in the hand of churches and Christian leaders across the nation. It includes a state of the art education center, a brand new contemporary worship cen- ter and space for fellowship, and a purposeful focus on next-gen- eration ministry. Coral Ridge will host An Evening of Celebration and a Vision for the Future, featuring Keynote Speaker Dr. Albert Mohler, President of the South- ern Baptist Theological Semi- nary, on November 10. For information, visit crpc.org A congregation-wide ef- fort is underway at Calvary Chapel Fort Lauderdale to fight hunger and feed hope this November. The goal is to feed over 1,000 families in our community this Thanksgiving. Individuals or families at Cal- vary are encouraged to do- nate one box of food or $40 in hopes of raising 20,000 pounds of food or a monetary donation of $20,000. Volun- teers are also being sought to assist with offsite distribution events on Saturday, Novem- ber 20. For more information, visit calvaryftl.org/thanksgiving/ Coral Ridge Presbyterian Church Announces Generation to Generation Campaign Calvary Chapel Fort Lauderdale Plans Thanksgiving Outreach Pastor Rob Pacienza Beth Staiger helps with Thanksgiving outreach at Calvary Christian Academy.