Dear LifeBridge family,
I know many of you attended or have already watched the service from this morning online. But for those of you who have not, I wanted to let you know that I made an important announcement this morning that I would not want you to miss.
After several weeks of prayer and seeking wise council, I have decided to step down as pastor of LifeBridge Church. This last ten years has been an absolutely amazing adventure. We have had so many great experiences, made so many new friends and enjoyed so many glorious God moments. These have truly been the best years and we wouldn’t trade this journey for anything.
Every season has an ending, but each is also followed by a new beginning. Although change and transition are often difficult, they also bring the opportunity for new life. God is always doing a new thing and we believe this season is no different. The message this morning focused on how to deal with all the inevitable changes and transitions in our lives. I hope it is a Word that will encourage and strengthen your faith.
There are obviously more details to this particular transition and rather than reciting them all here, I invite you to simply click here to watch the service from this morning. You may skip to the announcement and details which you will find at the 25:00 mark of this video.
Please feel free to reach out to me personally by emailing milan@webuildbridges.org. Or if you have questions or concerns about the church and what will be happening from this point forward, please email Pastor Justin at justin@webuildbridges.org. You may also call the church phone at 269-872-3464. Please leave a message if no one answers and we will get back to you as quickly as we can.
I will continue on through the month of January and plan to deliver my last message to the congregation on January 23rd. I hope you will be able to attend or tune in that Sunday as I share my heart with you one last time. Thank you so much for the opportunity to be your pastor and for the many wonderful experiences we have shared, doing life together. Peace and blessings all.
Sincerely,
Pastor Milan Bittenbender