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This Week at Crossroads….
SUNDAY, June 14

• Sunday Service–9:15am at the Church Building

MONDAY, June 15

• Church Board Meeting–1:00pm

WEDNESDAY, June 16

• Women of Grace Quilting Group–contact Jan for summer details

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• Contact Pastor Ryan at:
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SUNDAY, June 7 RECAP

• Attendance for June 7:  26
• Giving for week of 5/31:  $2,035.37

SAVE THE DATE:

• Book Club–Thursday, June 18
• Father’s Day–Sunday, June 21.  Join us for Donuts and Dads Root Beer!
• Sabbath Sunday–Sunday, July 5. A day of rest for all of our wonderful volunteers.  No church service this Sunday
• Compassion Connect Service Project–Friday, July 17. More info to follow!
• Faith and Family Night–Friday, August 21

Donate Now!MEET GODJOIN US ON YOUTUBE LIVE FOR SUNDAY SERVICEJoin us through June 21 as our sermon series focuses on the Book of James-“Living Faith When Life Gets Tough”.  The Book of James (Jacob), Jesus’ half brother and pillar of the Jerusalem church under persecution combines Jesus’ teaching from the Sermon on the Mount with the Proverbs to give the early church needed instruction on how to have a Living Faith during trials.  Welcome to Ernesto and his family!  Ernesto has accepted the position of 3-5 hours per week as the Executive Administrator.  He will be taking over the newsletter, calendar, and social media posting for now!  Ernesto and his family are currently on vacation in California and Mexico visiting family.  He will start mid-July!PRAYER CONCERNS:
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*Ray who is battling cancer
*For Dave’s family at his passing
*For Simone and Bob and their family at the passing of Simone’s mother
*For Elton
*Bonnie’s mother for the loss of her husband
*Healing for the following:  Kayden, Lynette, Sharon, Vickie,  Nicole, Evie, Barbara, Bob and Andy

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* The generous hearts of our congregation
* All those celebrating June birthdays, anniversaries and baptisms
*Virginia’s granddaughters new baby
*Mike and Darlene’s new grandson

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* Pray for world peace and wisdom for our leaders
*For those who feel undervalued at work

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Good morning, I’m Dan Gartland. I’ll be honest, if I went into Manhattan to watch last night’s game, I would have gotten on the train home at halftime.  

In today’s SI:AM:

🤯 Historic Knicks comeback

👏 OG Anunoby’s shot for the ages

😬 Where it went wrong for the Spurs 

Another miraculous Knicks comeback

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I would have liked for this newsletter to arrive in your inbox a little earlier, but I’ve been sitting here for a while this morning trying to wrap my head around what I witnessed last night. The Knicks erased a 29-point deficit, capped by an outrageous flying tip-in by OG Anunoby, to beat the Spurs and take a commanding 3–1 lead in the NBA Finals. It was the biggest comeback in Finals history, and the second time this postseason that the Knicks had come back to win after trailing by at least 20 points. 

There are a million different aspects of the game that I could choose to focus on—De’Aaron Fox’s decision not to run out the clock, Karl-Anthony Towns’s deflection on the Spurs’ final inbounds play, the officiating, Jose Alvarado’s unexpectedly significant role—but the thing I keep coming back to is how exhausted Victor Wembanyama looked. 

Wemby was excellent in the first half, with 16 points, six rebounds and two blocks. More than that, he was brimming with confidence—cocky, even. Late in the first quarter, he scored over Mitchell Robinson and then taunted him on his way back down the floor, eventually baiting Robinson into committing a flagrant foul. But Wembanyama disappeared in the second half, scoring eight points on a dreadful 3-for-14 shooting. Part of the reason was that Karl-Anthony Towns, who spent much of the first half on the bench in foul trouble, returned to the floor and played good defense on Wemby, as he had in the first two games of the series. But go watch the highlights of the fourth quarter, and you’ll see that Wembanyama was completely gassed. He wasn’t moving with the same aggression and determination as he was in the first half. 

It’s easy to see why Wemby was so exhausted. He played 44 minutes, a new career high for a regulation game (regular season or playoffs). The only time in his 202 career games that he saw more playing time was in San Antonio’s double overtime win over the Thunder in Game 1 of the Western Conference finals last month. He was only on the bench for 58 seconds in the second half of last night’s game. CONTINUE DAN’S COLUMN ON SI 

 

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• Mannix also details how Leon Rose, the elusive Knicks president, has transformed the franchise. 
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