NEWSFLASH | Town Hall Meeting | Friday 1/29 7.30pm | W20-307 (Mezzanine Lounge)

Welcome to the MIT Graduate Christian Fellowship!

Come reflect, plan, and pray for GCF as we enter the spring semester. Whether you have strong ideas for things to change/keep or haven't been involved much but would like to hear about what's going on (and/or how you can get more involved), you're invited to come!

Topic: Town Hall Meeting
Where: W20-307
When: Fri 1/29 @ 7.30pm
Contact: LG Team (mit-gcf-lg@mit.edu)

Announcements

• The GCF Winter Retreat is coming up on February 12-14 in Toah Nipi! This is always a good chance to reflect, rest, and dedicate the upcoming semester to God. Unlike the fall retreat, we do all of the planning and organization for ourselves as a fellowship, so we need your help! E-mail Sam (same@mit.edu) ASAP if you're interested in joining a retreat-organizing committee.
• Looking for new friends with whom to study the Bible, navigate graduate school, or think more about what Christianity means for our lives? Check out a small group near you!
• Interested in joining a group of seekers reading Mere Christianity over a free dinner? Sunday nights, 7.30 pm - W11 Community room (W11-155). Contact: gig@mit.edu
• Join a weekly prayer gathering (or email mit-gcf-fun@mit.edu to start your own!):
• Monday 12:00-1:00pm, 500 Tech Square, NE47-219. Contact: Anya (aburkart@mit.edu)
• Tuesday 12:00-12:30pm, Building 46 atrium (3rd floor). Contact: Madeline (mywong@mit.edu)

Prayer Square

• Pray that we would "let [our] light shine before" our classmates, labmates, and supervisors to the glory of God
• Pray that this campus would come to trust in Christ alone
• Pray that Jesus would be at the center of the coming semester
  

Spiritual Encouragement

From C.H. Spurgeon -
"The apostle tells us, 'Rejoice in the Lord always. Again I will say, rejoice!' (Phil. 4:4). Let us be thankful that the Lord lives, for 'He is [our] rock' (Ps. 92:15). 'Nor is there any rock like our God' (1 Sam. 2:2). He is ready to help those who serve Him. Believer, the fountain of your joy is never dried up. If, like Jonah, your plants are withered (Jonah 4:7), your God still lives. If, like Job, your goods have been plundered (Job 1:15), the highest good is still yours….You have a possession that is unfading, a promise that is unfailing, and a Protector who is unchanging. Though you live in a faithless world, you dwell in a faithful God."

Elevation Worship - O Come to the Altar

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