We will meet Sunday afternoons at 4pm, at the church building, beginning March 21. We will study the Book of Jude using a video resource by Jackie Hill Perry.

Copies of the book are available at the church resource table. You can also purchase Jude: Contending for the Faith in Today’s Culture from Amazon here or Lifeway.com here.

Please don’t hesitate to reach out if you have questions! And please encourage the ladies of your CG, and invite others to join us.

We are looking forward to gathering for Good Friday, April 7th at 7pm. Then, celebrating the Lord's resurrection on Easter Sunday April 9th at 1030am. All welcome, invite your family, neighbors, coworkers, etc!

We are excited to resume our first-hour ministry, including Adult Bible Fellowship and Youth Bible Fellowship. We will begin with a 2-week rotation for ABF and YBF attendance, while observing our COVID precautions. We hope the precautions will ease over the next few months, allowing us to resume our usual church-wide ABF/YBF each week. But for now, we will use this 2-week rotation.

This alternating schedule will help us plan for children’s ministry attendance, as well as adult/student attendance. As you are comfortable, please attend on your alternating week (A or B). The same ABF lesson will be taught two weeks in a row, so we all track together in discipleship over the coming months.

On the last Sunday of each month at 7pm, join us as we gather to worship, praise and pray as a community. Your requests are important to us, please send prayer requests to Prayer@paramountcolumbus.com.

This year we are excited to host a Missions Festival. This event is intended for Paramount church to learn and grow in our understanding of other cultures and how to reach them for the Gospel. We will have booths, games, and fun for all ages! Mark your calendar for April 16th, 7-9pm. Speak with your CG Leader for more details.

1. Why is it important for our church to plant more churches? How can you personally get involved?
2. Share of an experience in which you did good with a group of other Christians. Why do we need each other to do good and not grow weary?
3. The greatest good we can do is share the Gospel. What action will you take to set up Gospel centered conversations with nonbelievers?