Generations Church

06/06/2026

God loves a cheerful giver

06/05/2026

Which direction is your heart moving

06/04/2026

The science of generous joy

06/04/2026

The first fruits principle

06/03/2026

Join us for a whole week of camping in Neskowin, Oregon at the Winema Week of Missions. We recommend reading the entire description to plan what you might do.

There are two separate registrations for this event: First, register through this event. This confirms we have an accurate count for our group.

Second, register at the Wi-Ne-Ma website. This ensures they properly group us together & the housing you need is available. The registration can be confusing. You'll need to pay for the camp itself and select ONE housing option.

Please email [email protected] once you have confirmation of your Wi-Ne-Ma registration. When you get to the housing, do NOT pick per individual attendee. Simply, have your primary attendee select the housing option.

Housing Options: tent camping, RV hookups, and cabins. Several families can share a cabin, which has five bunk beds (10 beds). We can also add a tent as a satellite to one of the RV spots to keep costs down.

We will all camp together.

Food: Meal tickets are available for purchase at the camp. However, you can also participate in community meals (breakfast and dinner). We will purchase the food in advance and cook at set meal times. We'll add a payment link at a future date. Bring your snacks and lunches. Community snacks and drinks will be marked.

Camp Roles: We kindly request that everyone sign up for a role to help with camp. These will happen at set times so that everyone has maximum opportunity to enjoy the week--meal prep, cooking, post-meal cleanup, and line-leader.

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06/02/2026

Ever notice how Jesus talked about money more than heaven and hell combined? Not because He needed it, but because He knew what it does to our hearts. "Where your treasure is, there your heart will be also" (Matthew 6:21).

Generosity isn't about hitting a percentage or following a formula. It's about responding to what God has already given us. When we give the first and best—not the leftovers—we're saying, "God, I trust You with the next ten." It's a training wheel for dependence, and it rewires our hearts toward freedom.

The question isn't "Can I afford to give?" The question is "Which direction is my heart moving?" Are you moving toward dependence on God or away from it? God loves a cheerful giver—someone so free with their resources it's almost hilarious.

What if we stopped white-knuckling our money and found joy on the other side of the open hand?

05/30/2026

You are loved and approved

05/29/2026

Understanding salvation, rescue, redemption and adoption

05/28/2026

The church wants something for you

05/24/2026