Announcements for February 15, 2026

Lord’s Day Meeting – 9:30 AM

  • In-Person at the Bellevue meeting hall: 1835 Bellevue Way NE, Bellevue, WA 98004
  • Zoom

Announcements

  • The international Chinese-speaking conference will be held in Anaheim, CA, Friday, February 13 through Lord’s Day, February 15, 2026. The international Chinese-speaking conference can be viewed from https://www.lsmwebcast.com/Conference.cfm  Additional details are available at www.icsc2026.org

o    Message 1: Friday (2/13) at 7:30 pm 

o    Message 2: Saturday (2/14) at 9:00 am

o    Message 3: Saturday (2/14) at 11:00 am

o    Message 4: Saturday (2/14) at 7:30 pm

o    Message 5: Lord’s day (2/15) at 10:00 am

  • The Lord’s day meeting for 2/15 will start at 9:15 am. We will watch a message from the ICSC at 10:00 am. 
  • There will be a church service coordination meeting on Saturday 2/21 from 8:30-10:00 am (including but not limited to the maintenance, bookroom, website, landscaping service groups)
  • The Spring NW YP retreats will be held March 27-29. Registration is now open at: https://www.cognitoforms.com/Churchinbellevue1/Spring2026NWYPRetreats
  • Please contact [email protected] if you need a tax report for 2025.
  • We will continue with week 3 in the Holy Word for Morning Revival from the fall International Training for Elders and Responsible Ones on “Crucial Aspects of Matthew 5 through 7”. Copies are available in the bookroom. 
  • Please refer to the prayer meeting schedule below:
DATEPRAYER MEETING LOCATION (7:30 PM)Prayer BurdensZoom
February 10Bellevue Meeting Hall (all languages)Redmond/Sammamish/Issaquah (English), Jeff and Sarah Macgillvray, 2313 192nd Ave SE  Sammamish WA 98075
February  17Bellevue Meeting Hall (all languages)Redmond/Sammamish/Issaquah (English), TBD
February 24Bellevue Meeting Hall (all languages)Redmond/Sammamish/Issaquah (English), TBD

CLEANING SCHEDULE

TIME PERIODCLEANING GROUP (Zip Codes/Cities)
February 15Medina, Clyde Hill, Kirkland, Kenmore, Bothell, Woodinville, Marysville, Carnation, Mercer Island, Seattle, Newcastle, Renton, Federal Way
February 2298004
March 198005
March 898006
USHERING SERVICE SCHEDULELORD’S TABLE SERVICE SCHEDULE
DateTeamDateTeam
February 15AFebruary 154
February 22BFebruary 221
March 1CMarch 12
March 8DMarch 83

Schedule

International Chinese-speaking Conference, February 13-15

NW YP Retreats March 27-29

Prayer Meeting

Matt. 6:9-12 You then pray in this way: Our Father who is in the heavens, Your name be sanctified; Your kingdom come; Your will be done, as in heaven, so also on earth. Give us today our daily bread. And forgive us our debts, as we also have forgiven our debtors.

This prayer can be divided into three sections. The first section has to do with the things of God. It is a prayer with three desires concerning God (Matt. 6:9-10). This is the foundation. The second section has to do with us; it is our request for God’s protection (vv. 11-13a). The third section is our declaration; it is our praise to God (v. 13b). Let us consider the prayer section by section. 

THREE THINGS TO PRAY FOR ONESELF

The second section is on three things that one prays for oneself.

The Second Thing: “Forgive Us Our Debts, as We Also Have Forgiven Our Debtors” 

On the one hand, there is the demand for our material needs. On the other hand, there is the demand of a good conscience. Day by day, we commit offenses against God. In many things, we may not have sinned, but we have incurred debts. Failing to do what we should do is to incur a debt. Failing to say what we should say is to incur a debt. It is not easy for us to maintain a good conscience before God. Every night when we go to bed, we realize that we have committed many offenses against God. They may not be sins, but they are all debts. We have to ask God to forgive us and forgive our debts before we can have a good conscience. This is very important. To be forgiven of our debts is like being forgiven of our sins; we must have it before we can have a good conscience and before we can live before God with boldness. Many brothers and sisters have the experience that as soon as their conscience has a leakage their faith is gone. We must not have any leakage in our conscience. Concerning faith and a good conscience, Paul said that “some, thrusting these away, have become shipwrecked regarding the faith” (1 Tim. 1:19). The conscience is like a ship; it cannot afford to have any holes. Once the conscience has a hole, faith leaks out. The conscience cannot have any debts; it cannot accumulate any offenses. Once it has any offense, it will have a hole, and the first thing that will leak away is our faith. If the conscience has a hole, one cannot believe even if he tries to. Once condemnation arises in the conscience, faith will leak away. Therefore, brothers and sisters, in order to maintain a good conscience, we have to ask God to forgive our debts. This is a crucial matter. This forgiving of our debt has nothing to do with our receiving of eternal life. But it has to do with our fellowship and with God’s discipline. 

Taken from “Prayer Ministry of the Church”

Burdens for Prayer