
FEEDtheMUSIC f/ Lakes is this Thursday, 7-9pm. Bring a dish to share and the concert/potluck is only $5 ($12 w/out).
Lakes is an amazing band that you and everyone you know will want to see. Check them out at www.FEEDtheMUSIC.net
Also a special FEEDtheMUSIC is on Sunday f/ Andy Zipf which is free at will be at 9:30am at the HUB. Check him out at www.myspace.com/andyzipf
What a great week in music.
AND: movie Sunday night at Musical Theatre Village where we will show Back 2 The Future!!!!
36 Mauchly, Irvine, CA 92618
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The Movement

TN PEEPS - I only recommend going the 30th because we want you to be apart of raising money for camp during the Block Baby Sitting. yeah.
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FEEDtheMUSIC

We are currently beginning our revolutionary concert line called FEEDtheMUSIC. The details are anything but boring as our first concert is May 14th from 7-9 featuring the PawnShop kings.
Check out our dedicated site: www.FEEDtheMUSIC.net and spread the word.
The good news is that we have it going on every month. Join us every 2nd Thursday of the month. But you knew that... because you checked out the website.
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Benefit Concert/Coin Drive
The coin drive has already started at Terranova, so please bring in your change to help kids go to Hume this summer. Also we have a benefit concert coming up featuring the PawnShop kings. Check the flyer below, as well as the links for all the information at:
www.FEEDtheMUSIC.NET
or info on the band
PawnShop kings
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The Great Debate
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So our plans have changed. Biola has decided NOT to have a satellite campus by us. You are more than welcome to drive up to Biola and see a live feed (the tickets are sold out) but we will not be going as a group. Sorry. I wish they hadn't decided to nix the Lake Forrest Feed.
Check out the Biola website HERE
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The Experiment
Are you ready for The Experiment??? (From the mind of Lyle Castellaw)
Hey there! How are you enjoying being a parent of a teenager? It’s a pretty wild ride, don’t you think? And especially tough is you and I helping our kids cultivate their relationship with God. Face it, most parents in our community will do all they can to help their kid become the honor student or the star athlete. But we see things a little bit different here at Terranova. It’s our desire for our kids to go beyond those objectives to be spiritually rich and whole, for their characters to be formed so that they live with a courageous faith, daring to seek purity in a world that scoffs at it. So how do we do that?
Here’s our simple discovery (Dana’s and mine): We’ve seen our teens benefit greatly by providing them a great spiritual diet. They are consistent in going to our youth group, but here’s what’s more: they have gotten into the rhythm of worshipping with us on Saturday nite.
Here’s our routine: we stop what we’re doing about 4pm and clean up so we can get to church by 5pm. We have a great time with the service, which tends to be more laid back, with round tables, candles, and acoustic style. Then we get dinner afterward.
So we’ve been thinking: why don’t more people like us do this, increasing the spiritual menu of the kids, because they still hit youth group and get good stuff there on Sunday morning?
Which leads us to The Experiment: what would it look like if every parent and teen combo showed up at the 5pm service on February 28 (this Saturday), with a potluck item in hand, dropping that item off in the youth room, then enjoying the service-- actually sitting together-- and then right afterward, having a potluck meal together and trying our skill at foosball, air hockey, pool, ping pong, or just chillin? What might happen? You’ll only know if you come!
I know this: your kids will not become strong in their faith by some sort of accident! We have great youth leaders who love our kids, led by Ryan Zeulner, who will be with us on that nite, by the way. And we also have a Saturday service, which we think works pretty well in giving them a time of spiritual feeding. Wanna try it? Just this once? We just want to see what happens, what God might do. We don’t have a big plan for doing things like this weekly or monthly. All we have is…an experiment!
To be a part, just email back and let us know you’re coming (jackie.j@ourterranova.com). And then, just show up bringing a potluck food item to share which can be dropped off at the youth room as you walk in. And then…we’ll see what happens! So….who’s playing?? Please reply back and let us know!
This all takes place on 2/28 at 5pm
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Upcoming Events (Sept - Nov. '08)
September 20th - Holy Jim Clean Up (see previous post on details)
September 26th - Concert @ Verizon Wireless Amphitheater Featuring Third Day, Switchfoot, Jars of Clay and Robert Randolph and the Family Band. For Tickets go to: www.transparentproductions.com - we can get group tickets for $15 so get your name and money onto our list!!!!
September 28th - Project Hangout Dessert - Where you can bring friends to find out more about Project Hangout. 7:30 -9pm in the Fireside Room of Calvary Church of Santa Ana www.calvarylife.org (This is more for parents, but everyone is welcome)
October 4th - Ignite @ BIOLA - leadership training event for teams of high school students. 8:30-3:30pm $7 www.igniteteam.org All leaders and kids must attend this event!!!! Meet at the HUB at 8am and make sure you have printed off the registration form from their site. This price includes lunch
October 16th - Profile Pic Night @ Hub. Because your Social Network deserves the best of you! 6 photographiers, 6 stations, all your friends with tons of costumes and fun poses. We'll take your picture if you bring your friends. A great night by all! Pictures will then be emailed to you.
October 25th – Paintball @ Camp Pendleton, 9-4pm Approx. $50 to rent. First 15 RSVP get 100 free paintballs. RSVP By OCT. 23nd. Flyers/video will be out shortly.
November 7-9th - Project Mexico, visit www.ourterranova.com for more info. The high school coordinator is Mike Bowe.
November 23rd - Concert for a Cause @ Geneva Pres. to raise awareness for Project Hangout, 6-9pm $10, Featuring the PawnShop kings and some other bands.
November 26th - Game Night @ Howie’s Game Shack 7-11pm. $5 for the night. The first 40 to RSVP get a free Monster drink, pizza and guranteed seat.
January 1-4th - Winter X "Filter" - stay tuned. Talk to Ryan if you want to fundraise. The earlier the better.
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Broom Ball Night Aug. 15th
Broom Ball At Aliso Viejo Ice Palace, August 15th, 11:59 pm till 2am for only $10. Teenagers and College ages welcome. Event hosted by Project Hangout (www.projecthangout.blogspot.com) at 9 Journey, Aliso Viejo, CA 92656 (www.avicepalace.com).
We suggest Helmets. Snacks and beverages included.
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