WE ARE EXCITED TO CELEBRATE 20 YEARS AT DOUBLE OAK COMMUNITY CHURCH!
This fall we have a lot of special moments and events planned to help us commemorate this special occasion for our church.
October 5 – 20th Anniversary Kickoff | Celebrating our founding members; an intergenerational choir will lead us in worship and Pastor Adam will reflect on our past and also look towards our future. We will have a commemorative family gift to share with you this morning. | SEE PHOTOS BELOW
October 5 – Music in the Park – Celebrating our connection with Mt Laurel community we will host a community concert in Olmsted Park in Mt Laurel | SEE PHOTOS BELOW
October 12 – Celebrating the history of Chelsea Community Church | SEE VIDEO BELOW
October 26 – Celebrating the history of VBS | SEE VIDEO AND PHOTOS BELOW
November 2 – Celebrating the history of our Missions Impact
November 9 – Celebrating our founding pastor, Randy Overstreet
November 16 – Looking toward the future, special message by our pastor, Adam Robinson
November 16 – Night of Worship | Testimony and Celebration led by our Worship Pastor, Steven Potaczek; special guests Hayes and Bethany Parnell, Praise Team Reunion Choir led by Kelly Stephenson
October 12th — Celebrating the history of Chelsea Community Church
November 2nd - Celebrating 20 Years of Missions
November 9th - Celebrating founding Pastor Randy Overstreet
For our 20th anniversary, our pastor’s wife, Alison Robinson, led 100 kids in a collaborative art project—each child painting one small square that, when combined, formed a picture of our church building. Here is her description of the project:
"The process was exactly what you’d imagine: 100 children with acrylic paint, trying not to get it on their clothes. Like herding cats--very cute, very beloved cats—some of whom I’ve known since infancy.
When I saw each square on its own, I worried it might never come together. But when we assembled the pieces, I teared up. It worked. It looks just like our church—colorful, cohesive yet chaotic— exactly how church feels long-term.
In scripture the Body of Christ is described as a body or a marriage with individual pieces coming together – there’s a mystery to it. Here, it’s painted in patchwork of color and joy and hundreds of tiny, messy brushstrokes of grace."
