Road to Cana, Mt. Shasta (Little Ararat)

Do you get weak in the Christian knees with you see the Greek alphabet?
Here, I made this for you:

Video #3:  Fun with the New Testament Greek alphabet and learning to be comfortable with the Greek alphabet by reading words we already know:
https://www.youtube.com/channel/UCyFDsiDGJCUCvwBMUAPKrYQ

Road to Cana is a peripatetic activity fellowship, house-church, and discipleship school where the Greek New Testament of the German Bible Society is the Bible that is used as the main teaching tool, and members are thus encouraged to use any English or other language translation that they feel called to read to follow that.

Fellowship activities include but are not limited to Chariots of Fire Christian motorcycle fellowship, Epistles to Prisons, a letter writing fellowship to Christians who are in prison for their faith, Rags to Riches, a sewing circle to make clothing for Christians who have lost everything to war in the Middle East, Road to Cana, a mentorship circle to train believers to read their New Testament from manuscripts that contain scripture.  Some readings in the Old Testament, but Road to Cana sees Luke 6:5* as a major turning point is the worship of the God of Abraham, thus the focus’ on Jesus Christ’s example he set with his life, his ministry, and his divinity.

Road to Cana is not a “pastor” centered fellowship.  Brothers and sisters who wish to attend bring their New Testament and share their understanding and how the Spirit uses scripture in their life.  If there is anything that can be added that sheds light on that believer’s reading, and if that believer wants a view from the original language, then it is shared.  Yet, the point is, Road to Cana is not focused on a central pastor, but rather on the believers who attend.

Brother Timothy’s YouTube Channel:
https://www.youtube.com/channel/UCyFDsiDGJCUCvwBMUAPKrYQ

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Luke 6:5,

καὶ ἔλεγεν αὐτοῖς· Κύριός ἐστιν τοῦ σαββάτου ὁ υἱὸς τοῦ ἀνθρώπου.
(And Jesus said to them:  The Son of Man is the Lord of the Sabath)