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Genießen Sie das einfache Leben in Broadkill Beach. Dies ist ein zwei Schlafzimmer, ein Bad-Hütte direkt am Strand gelegen. Das Haus verfügt über einen offenen Grundriss mit einer voll ausgestattete Küche, einen Essbereich mit Platz für sechs und ein Wohnzimmer mit Fernseher, Kabel und DVD-Player. Die Gäste werden zentrale Klimaanlage, WiFi-Internetzugang genießen und in der geräumigen hinteren Veranda sitzen beobachten die Kinder spielen .. Platz für bis zu 7 mit einem Doppelbett in der Master, zweites Schlafzimmer hat ein Etagenbett mit einem Twin oben und Doppelbett unten und einem Doppel-Schlafsofa im Wohnzimmer. Einfahrt Parkplatz mit Platz für zwei Fahrzeuge. Dies ist ein haustierfreundliches Haus, so dass Ihre vierbeinigen Freunde können den Strand zu genießen.
Sie können von der Brandung zu fischen, oder zu Fuß zu Plum Island State Park und fischen den Broadkill River. Sie können eine kurzfristige Angelkarte on-line, bevor Sie für Bay angeln zu erhalten, können Sie eine Kopf Boot von Lewes, DE oder Charter einen Hochseeangelausflug von einem der Dutzenden von Charterschiffen. Für Vogelbeobachter und Naturliebhaber, Primehook Federal Wildlife Preserve ist vier Meilen entfernt.
Golfer finden einen Ausflug auf die Meisterschaft Rookery Course befindet sich nur wenige Minuten entfernt von Broadkill Strand zu genießen. Es verfügt über vier Sätze von T-Shirts für Golfer jeden Alters und eine Gras Driving Range. Während Golfer Golf spielen, können Käufer steuerfrei bis zum Umfallen an den Tanger Outlets.
Stichwort: Broadkill Beach, Broadkill Verleih, Strandhäuser, Strandurlaub, Ferieneigenschaften, bayfront Verleih,
As soon as we walked in we could see the beach and it was stunning. The house was well furnished and very comfortable. The only down things were trying to find the internet password (suggest a more visible location) and also no bathmat or nonslip coating in the shower. Overall it was a great vacation and will consider using it again. Thank you for letting us enjoy our vacation in your beach house.
Our stay was wonderful. It's out of the way so lots of privacy. We did not have to deal with all of the rt.1 traffic everyday, so we had more time on the beach. The cottage was nice everything worked and the sunrises from the screened in porch were beautiful. We will go back.
Mike and Laurie
Very good find for a single family with dog. It is right on the beach, though with the renewed beachwork at Broadkill this makes for a bit of a trek (150 meters/yards?) over the dune to get to the water-- and that sand is HOT!!! Too hot for doggie paws (ours had to take breaks and lie down on the way!), but we were there in a heat wave. Note that this is the Delaware Bay, and not the Atlantic Ocean proper... so no big waves, and at our visit an absolute TON of jellyfish, making it pretty much impossible to swim, unless you like the idea of swimming in bubble tea. And though you don't feel the sting immediately, wait a few hours, and you'll be covered in horrible itchy bumps (if the jellyfish are spawning, as they were our week).
In the cottage, the electrics are very old, and the plug-in lamps etc. have very frayed cords, so it was a bit frightening... we unplugged everything when we went out or went to sleep. A/C was not good enough to keep the cottage under 85 degrees or so in the heatwave... we roasted, but less inside than out (except when the power went out for a few hours one afternoon).
There is a great screen porch that we used a lot... right on the beach (though because of the dune you can't see the sea). A screen porch is essential, because there are a lot of horseflies, stinging flies and "greenheads"-- which bite or sting. But unfortunately the screen is very old and not sufficiently secured (big huge gaps), so flies do pour in, and then into the cottage. Can't say we slept very well there.
This all sounds very negative, and it is true that we were unable to see the water from the cottage, burned our feet getting to the sea, were stung by jellyfish and their venomous spawn, eaten and stung by bugs, overheated with poor a/c, worried about electrical fires, and had to chase a mouse out of the house.... but somehow we still had a very nice time. It is cozy, rustic and relatively inexpensive, and there are very few people on the beach. Nice for dogs... and great to go out at night, lie on the beach and look up at the stars-- it is really dark, very little light pollution. Cape Henlopen is not far, and you can hit the beach there on the Atlantic (though it is very crowded).
So all in all an adventure (not to be repeated).
This place was just perfect for our family of 4. It would have been perfect if we would have brought our dog but we chose to heave him with grandma. The water was right there. The morning sun rise is right out the back door. It was a great way to start the day! The beach restoration was way north from this cottage not sure when they will be back down this end. they were working 24 hours some days but it was so far up that we could not hear them. Parking was limited to park under the tree which resulted in sap on my car. Not sure if a full size suv or big truck could fit under the tree. But other than the sappy tree we would love to come back to stay at this cottage. Agent was excellent to rent the house. We did not have any issues so we did not have to contact her during our stay. Great little place.
This rental was such a nice cottage style house, which was very clean upon arrival. The personal notes around the house showed how much the owner cared for it. It worked really well for our family of 4, it was the perfect size, location, and price. The screened porch was nice to sit out and see the bay. It was much nicer in person than the pictures depicted. The Broadkill Store was open and was in walking distance, which was nice! We had rented a fishing kayak, which we could use right out in front in the bay. Being able to walk out and walk along the bay each morning was so nice and relaxing.
The downfall to the trip were the trucks working on the beach at all hours of the night due to the restoration of the beach along the bay, which I was unaware that they were doing until we arrived. They were working on the beach directly next to us, at times the trucks would shake the house. Fortunately we were able to use the beach right out front which worked well for our 2 year old, but not so well for fishing, which was the intent of our trip. As always in Broadkill there were days were the flies and nosseeum were bad, but it was mostly at night.
Being to Broadkill many times before if they had not been working on the beach this would have been the perfect location and size for our family, and once they are done with the work it will be a fantastic place to stay!
Entlang der Route werden Sie Wasserparks für Kinder, Filmtheater, Starbucks, Minigolf, und speichert jeder Art zu finden. Ein paar Meilen weiter südlich, werden Sie Rehoboth Beach und seinem berühmten Promenade, wo Sie beobachten können Kinder kichern mit Freude über die Fahrten in Fun Land Amusement Park zu finden. Zum Essen können Sie eines der vielen Restaurants wählen oder Thrashers Pommes, Grotto Pizza, Nicola berühmten Nic o Boli ist und Candy Kitchen Fudge oder Dolle Popcorn zum Nachtisch genießen.
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Last week, I posted a teaser video of the Superbowl commercial featuring the fellas from 'Full House.' Now the guys have reunited for a funny skit with Jimmy Fallon!
Last week, I posted a teaser video of the Superbowl commercial featuring the fellas from 'Full House.' Now the guys have reunited for a funny skit with Jimmy Fallon!
Because it's Friday, I figured an epic lip sync battle would pump us all up!
Late Night Talk Show Host Jimmy Fallon was joined by Bruce Springsteen last night.
February will mark some big changes to late night television... Jay Leno has announced when his final (again) Tonight Show performance will be.
In case you are the last person on Earth that has not seen this video, (or if you are the last person on Earth that wants to hear 'Blurred Lines' AGAIN...) I give you another brilliant Jimmy Fallon music video!
A few weeks ago, Jimmy Fallon mashed together clips of Brian Williams reporting the news and made it sound like Snoop Dogg song. It was awesome! This time, it's Marky Mark and the Funky Bunch!
It's official! Jimmy Fallon will replace Jay Leno as host of The Tonight Show on NBC in 2014. And the show will film in New York City!
Jimmy Fallon has put together a new band called The Chickeneers. The band consists of Fallon, Blake Shelton and others. And they have recorded a version of the popular song 'Ho Hey' by the Lumineers. And it's hilarious, of course!
When Justin Timberlake makes an appearance on Jimmy Fallon, they usually sing a song together...
Rumors are swirling that the 2013-2014 season may be the last one for Jay Leno as host of 'The Tonight Show.' And that Jimmy Fallon will slip into hosting duties!
The holiday songs are everywhere - except for one or two that we grew up with.
Jimmy Fallon is joined by funnyman Tracy Morgan in this slightly updated version of a Christmas Classic.


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Tampa is much better equipped to beat Philadelphia than they were last season in the playoffs. True, I thought the Bucs would win that game, but the loss exposed a lot of this squads problems. There's a lot more reasons why the Bucs are ready to win as opposed to last season. First of all, there was no pressure on the Eagles last season and they played the playoff game that way. This year, although there's plenty of pressure on Dungy and his team, there will be some tightness with this Philly squad because of heightened expectations. (sound familiar?) Second of all, the Eagles running game is a disaster, worse than last year and that's when they didn't have Duce Staley. Last but not least, even though people still don't believe it, Brad Johnson is the guy you want in a game like this not Shaun King, who was in over his head last year in the Wild Card game.
With all that being said, it's still virtually a tossup and if the Bucs show up as the traditional cold weather Bucs, it'll be one and done again. So, for your reading pleasure (in or out of the bathroom) here are the 5 absolute key matchups that will decide the playoff contest.
1. Eagles DE Hugh Douglas vs Kenyatta Walker: I have no idea how it happened and I'm not sure I care, but the Bucs o-line has played tremendous football the last two games. Douglas is a disrupter who usually is at his best in the fourth quarter. Not a bull rusher, he prefers technique. With DT Hollis Thomas out, the other Eagle end Brandon Whiting will likely slide over and play tackle. This should allow the entire Tampa offensive line to concentrate on helping Walker out and achieve the main goal of keeping Brad Johnson in one piece.
2. Eagles TE Chad Lewis vs Derrick Brooks: This isn't a matchup per se, but Lewis was the focal point of the Eagles passing game in their NFC East clinching win over the Giants. He's got good hands and is able to get himself open over the middle of the field. A lot of teams put a spy on Donovan Mcnabb, which in the Bucs case could be John Lynch. With Mcnabb running less and less these days, Dungy should worry less about spying and more on Chad Lewis.
3. Eagles CB's Bobby Taylor and Troy Vincent vs Keyshawn Johnson: Philly's corner duo made Keyshawn disappear in the playoffs last year. Logic would dictate that Taylor would get the assignment because his size is ideal to play Johnson. Because both guys are so good, they may flip flop just by what side Keyshawn lines up on. In addition, the Eagles blitz like crazy and a lot of that comes from Taylor, Vincent and even safety Brian Dawkins.
4. Eagles LB Jeremiah Trotter vs Mike Alstott and Jameel Cook: It's no secret that the Bucs running game has improved with the insertion of Cook as a blocking back. Trotter is the Eagles version of Brooks. All over the field, wreaking havoc and blowing up running plays. He's also a very sure tackler meaning Cook must get to him before he gets to Alstott. With the aforementioned absence of Hollis Thomas, Philly looks vulnerable to running between the tackles.
5. The Bucs mental state of mind vs the weather: For those of you that were hoping for an extension of the balmy northeast December that took place - forget it. It'll be cold and raw and I have a weird feeling the game will be at 4 p.m. once again. On the other hand, most players will tell you that wind is the bigger issue with them not just cold. Veterans Stadium isn't nearly as windy as Giants Stadium, Soldier Field or Lambeau Field and the Bucs simply can't let it bother them. Philadelphia was 4-4 this year at home and it won't take much, maybe a 10-0 Tampa lead, for the fans to turn on the Eagles like pit bulls.
It looks nice on paper but until we know the Bucs state of mind, we won't know which team will show up. Through all the trials and tribulations of this year, it's actually worked out quite well from a playoff perspective. Just as a gut feeling, you have to figure that if the Bucs can win this game in Philly, that they could seriously get to the Super Bowl. Once and for all, I guess will see what the core of this Buccaneer team is all about. You'd like to have more of a gauge, more predictability, but not with this squad. Not this year, not any year.
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May 24th will be the last night of Wednesday night programming for Preschool and Kids Ministry (Birth-5th Grade) until August 16th.
Join us July 12 at 6:30pm in the Smyrna Campus Auditorium to get a glimpse of Camp Whatever 2017, and worship together as we celebrate all the Lord did in the lives of our students!!
One Day Offering is a focused time of generosity offered twice a year to help fuel the vision God has given our church — to Send the Church to be the Church.
This year funds are going towards renovating the Riverdale Campus. Learn more about the One Day Offering.
If you are interested in hand-lettering, The Worship Society is hosting a workshop on May 10 from 6–8pm in the Smyrna Cafe 1! Anyone is welcome, beginners & experts.
Learn more and register.
Commit to put God first in your home. Join us for Child Dedication Celebration Saturday, May 13 at 9:30am in the Smyrna Auditorium.
Looking to serve? For the next two Sundays on-campus booths will be setup with information on service opportunities for preschool, kids, and students!
Discover more and signup to begin serving.
Saturday, April 15 at 6:00pm
Sunday, April 16 at 9:00am & 10:30am
Invite people to Easter at LifePoint
There is one chosen before time began
To spread His holy arms and
bear the full extent of the furious flood
And as the Father poured the cup, Jesus took it.
6:30 PM at the Smyrna Campus. More details.
Join us April 8 from 9:30-11:30am for a devotion, refreshments and an Easter Egg Hunt for children through 5th grade! Meets in the Smyrna Campus Student Lounge.
The event is free, but you must register to attend.
$10 tickets are on sale, today in the Concourse, for the April 8 Fins & Feathers Men's Dinner!
Guys of all ages will not want to miss the chance to eat incredible food and hear from the funny Brad Stine at this annual dinner.
We are also collecting fish for the dinner. Tickets are SOLD OUT.
For those who have made a confession of faith and are considering being baptized, please consider attending one of our Baptism Classes!
The next class will be held April 9 at 10:30am and will cover the biblical significance of baptism.
Register on the baptism page or on the app.
This premarital class helps soon-to-be-married couples begin their marriage by starting with a strong foundation. April 9 & 23 from 2-4pm in Smyrna Campus Cafe 1.
Learn more and register for the Premarital Class.
Easter Weekend, April 15 & 16. If you are interested in taking a step in obedience, baptism is a good first step. For more info, visit Next Steps today or go to the baptism page.
Are you looking to get connected with a small group? New on-campus groups are forming and will meet for 6-weeks on Wednesdays at 6:30pm in the Auditorium beginning April 19!
Discussions will follow along with new sermon series. Registration is required if you need childcare.
The next class will be held June 4 at 10:30am and will cover the biblical significance of baptism.
Register on the baptism page.
Interested in joining LifePoint?
If you have been attending LifePoint and are ready to begin making an impact inside & outside the church, but are yet to become a member, we invite you to Membership Luncheon Sunday, June 4.
Free lunch and childcare provided. Register online today.
June 5–9 from 8:45am - 12:15pm at the Smyrna & Creek Campuses! VBS is for children entering Kindergarten through completed 5th graders.
Register to volunteer and sign up your kids.
Join the Plunkett's for lunch on Sunday, June 11 from 12:30-1:30pm in the HUB at the LifePoint Smyrna Campus!
Lunch will be provided for those who register.
If you are interested in taking a step in obedience, baptism is a good first step.
For more info, visit Next Steps today or go to the baptism page.
Camp Whatever is an amazing five-day summer experience for middle and high school students!
High School camp is June 24–June 28, and Middle School camp is June 28–July 2.
If you have been attending LifePoint and are ready to begin making an impact inside & outside the church, but are yet to become a member, we invite you to Membership Luncheon Sunday, July 16.
Sunday, July 16. If you are interested in taking a step in obedience, baptism is a good first step. For more info, visit Next Steps today or go to the baptism page.
The next class will be held Mar 5 at 10:30am in Cafe 1 and will cover the biblical significance of baptism.
Come to Membership Luncheon Sunday, March 5 at 12:15pm in Cafe 1 at the Smyrna Campus. Free lunch and childcare provided. Register online today.
Are you looking to study God's Word with others and discuss the issues and challenges of life?
New on-campus small groups are starting Feb 19! Go to the Small Group Area in the cafe for more information or to get connected.
LifePoint Leadership Initiative is offering the one-time class, "What the Bible says about Homosexuality" on January 14 9:00am-noon. Childcare provided.
Register at lifepointleader.com.
Download and listen to "War Cry (Live)" [feat. Jordan Goen] from the Worship Society on iTunes, Spotify, Amazon Music and Google Play.
• December 11 at 9:00am, 10:30am and 7:00pm
• December 12 at 7:00pm in the Smyrna Campus Auditorium.
Discover more about Christmas at LifePoint.
Celebrate the birth of Christ, as a family, through worship, songs and communion. December 24 at 3:00 & 4:30pm. *There is NO childcare during the gatherings. Please bring the entire family with you.
Worship with your family from the comfort of home while watching an online Christmas video led by our campus pastors and worship team!
Ring in the New Year with us for a 1-hour Family Gathering, no preschool or Kids programming.
January 1 at 9am & 10:30am.
During our upcoming sermon series, which begins Jan 8, you can start a group with friends, attend a Connections group (meets Sundays at 9am, 10:30am & 6pm on-campus), or join an open small group.
More info at Discover LifePoint & on the Groups page.
Learn basic christian beliefs about the Bible, the characteristics of God, and much more in this 10-week lab. "Christian Beliefs 2" starts Sunday, Jan 15, and also Wednesday, Jan 18.
Find out more and register at lifepointleader.com. Registration closes January 9.
Sunday, February 5. For more info, visit Next Steps today or go to the baptism page.
An Offering of One Day's Salary to Send the Church where there is No Church. One God. One Vision. One Day to Change the World. Discover more about the One Day Offering.
The Retreat is for High School students who want to spend quality, uninterrupted time with the Lord, for a weekend.
It is February 17-19 and will be at Garner Creek Retreat Center in Dickson, TN. Cost is $115. Discover more and register.
Restore Jesus to the center of your Christmas celebration during the Advent season. The entire family can participate in this waiting, expecting, observing, praying, hoping and preparing for the arrival of Christ.
Discover resources on the Advent page.
The Creative Learning Center will open registration for the 2017-18 school year to current CLC families and LP members on Monday, March 6, at 9:00am.
CLC is a Christ-centered program designed to offer a comfortable first step into the world of group education for young children, and is an integral part of LifePoint's preschool ministry. Discover more on the CLC page.
The church offices will be closed Wed. Nov. 23 and there will be no Wednesday night programming due to Thanksgiving Holidays!
Regular programming resumes next Wednesday, Nov. 30.
Help make a child's Christmas a little brighter this year! Stop by the Angel Tree on-campus on Sundays, Nov 20, Nov 27 & Dec 4 to adopt a child from our local community this Christmas.
Come join us on Dec 2 for a night of food, fun, and fellowship with special guest speaker Holly Thompson from Channel 4. Tickets are $15 and childcare is available. Purchase your ticket and discover more information.
Spend one night and a full day investing in your marriage at the Embassy Suites in Cool Springs, led by LifePoint's campus pastors!
Starts Friday, February 17 and 18. All married couples are invited, but space is limited. Register for Marriage Retreat.
Whether you're interested in handing out bulletins, holding babies or making coffee, we can use you! Pray about how you might serve God by serving your church, and stop by the available ministry tables on Sunday, October 16, to learn more about getting involved. View opportunites online to begin serving.
Want to know how to study the Bible? Our next Leadership Initiative lab, called "How to Study the Bible," starts Sunday, Oct 23, and also Wednesday, Oct 26. Find out more and register at lifepointleader.com.
This Sunday and next Sunday, be sure to stop by the Sending Sunday tables on-campus September 11 and 18 to learn more about LifePoint Sending Experiences coming up in 2017. There is a table for each Global Sending Experience. If you've ever considered being a part of an experience, stop by. Or discover more on the Global Sending page.
An evening for married or engaged couples, designed to elevate your marriage. Led by Pat and Amy Hood, September 11 at 7pm at the Smyrna Campus. Tickets are $5 and can be purchased online until Wednesday, September 7. * No childcare provided.
Sola is about college students and young adults uniting together for the glory of Christ alone. We seek to cultivate a Christ-centered community built on the Word of God. Weekly Bible study & worship, Tuesday nights at 7pm, starting August 23 at the Grove in Murfreesboro. Join us for weekly Bible study and worship. Visit the Sola page.
Grab a friend and come join women of all ages for an evening of worship on Aug 29 from 7–8pm in the Smyrna Campus HUB. Register online for childcare by Aug 18.
Dodgeball Tournament for Middle & High School Students. Wednesday, September 14 7:00-9:00pm at the Smyrna Campus (Smyrna & Creek Students) and at Providence Christian Academy (Boro Students). Register your team today. *Online registration will close September 14 at 4pm. Teams will still be able to register at the event from 6:00–7:00pm.
Helping you be a man of character. Man Talks is designed to encourage conversation & to challenge each man as he lives out his faith. Join us Oct 17 from 6:30–8pm in the Smyrna Student Lounge as we study Eric Mason's book "MANhood Restored". Learn more on the Man Talks page
Come join us as we dive into the Word and grow closer to God and each other. Studies begin on September 9 & 12 at the Smyrna Campus. Sign up for a Fall Bible Study.
Wednesday Night Programming resumes : August 10
A leadership development track that exists to grow leaders for the purpose of sending them into the world, both local and global, for the glory of God. Classes begin August 7. Register at lifepointleader.com.
We really want you in Biblical Community discussing sermons and devotionals with others. If you are not in a small group and are looking to get connected, come to the Connect Event on August 14 at 6pm in the HUB. Register to attend and for childcare.
Our Sunday series and small groups are diving into Romans starting August 14. Subscribe and view study guides and devotions on the Romans page.
For those who have made a confession of faith and are considering being baptized. The next class will be Nov 20 at each local campus, and will cover the biblical significance of baptism. Register on the baptism page and in the app. Next Baptism Celebration is December 4.
June 6–10 at the Smyrna Campus. For children entering Kindergarten–completed 5th graders. Each local campus is hosting their own VBS. Register to serve & sign up your kids.
Download the new full length album Until My Voice Is Gone from Travis Ryan with bonus track You Come Running.
Download the NEW LifePoint Church app for iPhone and Android.
Visit the App page to download and learn more.
Follow along as Camp Whatever 2016 is happening at campwhatever.com! High School camp is June 25–June 29, and Middle School camp is June 29–July 3.
Join us for fellowship, spiritual discussion and great food. Please bring a dish to share. Register on-campus Sundays and on the Women's webpage by June 26. Register for childcare by June 23.
Have a question regarding our recent studies in Romans? Come to the Q&A will be Wednesday, May 4 at 6pm in the Smyrna Auditorium.
All middle and high school students are invited tomorrow, Wed, Apr 27 from 6:30-8:00pm in the Smyrna Campus HUB for the Camp Whatever 2016 Kickoff. We will worship, reveal our camp theme, have food trucks and registration will open at campwhatever.com.
Join us for a time of corporate prayer on April 20 at 6:30pm in the Smyrna Campus Auditorium. Childcare provided. No registration required.
Rend Collective: As Family We Go Tour
Sunday Apr 24, 2016. 7:00 PM (ends at 10:00 PM) at the LifePoint Church Smyrna Campus in the Auditorium
Purchase tickets on TicketFly.com.
Sunday, June 19. For more info, visit Next Steps today or go to the baptism page.
"Good Friday — The River"
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There will be no Wednesday Night Programming March 30 due to Rutherford County Schools Spring Break.
July 22–23 at the Nashville Municipal Auditorium
The Main Event is LifeWay's two-day men's conference. Tickets are $60. For more info visit lifept.org/mainevent.
We will join both local campuses together for a special time of worship and communion. For those with children, please be advised that we will be showing a video depicting the crucifixion of Christ. Childcare is available for Birth-3rd Grade.
For anyone who is new in their relationship with Jesus and want to grow in their relationship and understanding. April 10 at 10:30am in Room S103.
A 4-week class for couples married 3–5 years. Begins Sunday, April 10 at 10:30am in Cafe 1. Sign-up for Foundation 2.
$10 Tickets are now on sale at the LifePoint Adults Booth for the April 16 Wild Game Dinner. More info on the Mens Page.
A father-son, friend, fellow hunter event in which you can share hunting stories and God stories and enjoy fresh wild game for supper.
The third installment of our journey through Romans — An Overwhelming Grace.
Romans Series Devotional Books are available on-campus. You can also purchase a PDF version for $10.
Commit to put God first in your home. Join us for Child Dedication Celebration Saturday, May 7, 2016 at 9:30am in the Smyrna HUB. Registration has ended.
Already registered? View the homework.
An outreach opportunity for middle & high school students. Middle School will be at 7pm in the Smyrna Hub. High School at 7pm at the Smyrna Skate Center. More info at unleashed16.com. This event is for the Smyrna and Stewarts Creek campuses.
It's through prayer that we commune with God, and it's also through prayer that we align with God's Kingdom purposes.
Communion & Kingdom Small Group Questions
• Students starts back January 6, 2016.
• No Kids Programming until January 13, 2016.
War Room Movie Night, January 8, 7pm in the Smyrna Auditorium. FREE admission. Bring friends and see one of the most popular movies of the year. Watch the trailer.
Online registration for War Room Movie Night childcare is now closed. There are limited available spots. Please contact Tammy at 615.459.3311 for availability.
Groups start back with an Eat and Greet on Jan 11 at 6:30pm in the Smyrna Campus Student Lounge. Classes begin Jan 18. Discover groups & register online.
Friday, February 12 at 7pm at Embassy Suites in Murfreesboro. $50 tickets include dinner and will be on sale beginning January 24. Tickets go on sale January 24. Learn more.
At 12 years old, Bruce lost his hero. It took him 30 years more to discover his Great Hero. Watch his story.
This premarital class helps soon-to-be-married couples begin their marriage by starting with a strong foundation. January 17 & 31 from 2-4pm in Smyrna Campus Cafe 1. You must complete the 4 hour class to receive the discount on your marriage license. Learn more and register for the Premarital Class.
To help make sure your invite counts, here are 5 ways you don't want to invite someone to Christmas at LifePoint.
Advent is waiting, expecting, observing, praying, hoping and preparing for the arrival of Christ—first as the Child and Savior and then as the returning King. Learn more about Advent online.
Daylight Saving Time Ends this Sunday, November 1. Set your clocks back one hour Saturday evening, or make sure your phone auto-updates.
Weekend retreat for Middle & High School students. November 20–22 at Garner Creek Retreat in Dickson, TN. Cost is $115. Discover more and register.
An exciting overnight retreat to help kids understand what it means to be a Christ-follower. February 5–6, 2016 at the Smyrna Campus. $55 early bird registration available until December 22.
Have a child who recently became a Christ follower or is considering following Jesus? Adventure Seekers is October 21, 28 and November 4 at the Smyrna Campus. 6:30-7:30pm in Room A27. Discover more and register your child.
Looking for a creative way to get involved in serving your community as a family? This fun one-day event teaches K-5th graders and their families about missions in a practical hands-on way. Families will get the chance to serve our community together while growing closer to each other. Cost is $25 per family and includes one youth shirt. Additional shirts available at $10 each. Register on the Sending Kids page.
Kids will be challenged to grow closer to Christ as they participate in small groups, dynamic worship, and other fun events! November 7 from 9:30am-6:30pm. $28 Early Bird Registration ends Oct 4. $38 after Oct 4. Register by November 1.
Helping you be a man of character. November 9 6:30pm-8pm in the Downtown Smyrna Train Depot. Guest speaker Jeff Williams, corporate veteran with over 25 years of public company financial experience. Free event. No Childcare. Learn more on the Man Talks page.
Members are invited to join us November 11 at 7:30pm in the Smyrna Auditorium for the annual business meeting as we present the 2016 Church Budget and Board of Directors. Informational brochures will be available at Guest Services the next two Sundays.
The Connect event is the best way to find a group.
Register to attend and for childcare.
Bounce on in and have some fun celebrating the end of summer with your family. Enjoy lunch, popcorn, drinks, and more! We are excited for you to come and meet your child's small group leader at this event.
If it storms, we will postpone. At both the Smyrna & Stewarts Creek Campuses. RSVP on Facebook.
Moms will receive FREE backpacks with school supplies for kids grades K-12 and a free car wash and detail. Light refreshments will be available while waiting. Register for the Single Mom Back to School Outreach.
9:00am-4:00pm in Room C20 at the Smyrna Campus
Between is a one day conference for Mothers and their 3rd-5th grade daughters. This study is designed to inspire girls to enjoy being their age rather than succumbing to modern culture's temptations to grow up too fast. Guest speakers include Amy Goen & Jordan Goen, Selma Wilson & Jen McCaman, and Amy Hood.
For 3rd-5th graders. Cost is $10. Includes crafts, one book and lunch for two. $5 for each additional participant.
Register for the Mother & Daughter Bible Study.
July 26th 12:30pm-6:00pm at Nashville Shores
Crossover is a fun day for students to meet their new leaders & other students entering the 6th grade. Cost is $30 (lunch included). Register your student for the 6th Grade Crossover event.
July 30th 5:30am-10:00pm at Dollywood
Crossover is a fun day for students to meet their new leaders & other students entering the 9th grade. Cost is $50 (students responsible for meals). Register your student for the 9th Grade Crossover event.
The next monthly worship gathering will be June 28 in the Smyrna HUB at 5pm. More details are available on the Murfreesboro Campus Page.
Camp Whatever is an amazing five-day summer experience for middle and high school students. Stay updated with everything and watch live at campwhatever.com.
Join us for a time of encouragement & be inspired by stories from ladies of all generations. July 11, 10am-12pm in the Smyrna Fellowship Hall (outside HUB). Register by June 28, at the Adults Booth/Foyer or on the Women's page.
Each week this summer we want you to invest in your community. Check out 10 Ways to Live Sent this Summer by Eddie Mosley.
Join us this Sunday as we begin an 8-week series through Exodus. This Sunday is Exodus 1:8-22. Sunday Gatherings – 9am & 10:30am.
Sunday, April 26 from 8am-12pm in the Smyrna Campus GO Center. Target or WalMart gift cards are greatly appreciated. There will be a basket in the GO Center at both campuses.
An offering of one day's salary to send the church where there is no church. The One Day Offering is a focused time of generosity offered twice a year around Christmas and Easter to help fuel the vision God has given our church. Discover more about how the One Day Offering changes lives. Giving is available through May 10.
Join us for the live recording of Travis' new album. To prepare for the night, Travis made a 9-song acoustic album that is available for FREE and asks that you download the songs, make them songs from your heart and come ready to worship our God with passion and purpose. Download the Acoustic Sessions.
K-5th Grade (including children entering Kindergarten)
At VBS your child will enjoy exciting worship, interactive Bible experience, high energy games, and participate in hands on missions projects.
Join us as we launch Camp Whatever registration and reveal this year's theme.
Join us for Child Dedication Celebration on Saturday, May 9, at 1:00pm in the Smyrna HUB. Registration has closed.
April 13 at 6:30pm in the Smyrna Fellowship Hall (outside the HUB). Guest Speaker: Rudy Kalis of WSMV News Channel 4. Discover more.
We hosted a special time of Q&A on Sunday, March 15 in the Smyrna Auditorium, as Phillip Betancourt from the Ethics & Religious Liberty Commission led in discussion on these topics. Watch the replay of that night.
What does the Bible say about homosexuality? Discover resources on the Bible & homosexuality.
The next monthly worship gathering, for those who are interested in attending the Murfreesboro Campus this fall, will be March 22 at 5:00pm in the Auditorium. Register for childcare by March 19.
Discover Fall 2015 & Spring 2016 global sending experiences April 12 & 19. Visit tables in the Concourse to speak with team leaders or learn more online.
Coaches Summit (1-week class) begin April 15. Discover more.
Premarital Class for soon-to-be-married couples April 12 & 26 from 2-4pm in Cafe 1. Find out more & register.
Discover next steps to help you in your walk with Christ by taking the survey in the LifePoint Church App or on the Christ-Centered Journey page.
Come to Membership Luncheon Sunday, March 8 at 12:15pm in Cafe 1. Free lunch and childcare provided. Register online.
4-week class to prepare newly married couples (less than three years) for a lifetime of marital oneness and ministry in the context of Christ-centered community. Begins Sunday March 1 at 10:30am in Cafe 1. Register for the Foundation Marriage Class.
Open groups will be in the Concourse & Foyer Sundays, January 25 and February 1, followed by a Connection Lunch February 1 at 12:30pm.
Learn more about GroupLink.
Devotionals for the Romans series. Download the devotionals/study guide PDF for $5.
Join us February 13 for a relaxing, informal evening
packed with laughs. Romance and Roses is a yearly event to celebrate
marriage, connect with your spouse and to simply have an
inspiring evening together. Purchase your tickets today.
Unleashed is an electrifying night for middle and high school students (6th-12 grade). Bring your sunglasses, because this night might melt your eyes. Visit unleashed2015.com.
Join us March 21 in the Smyrna Auditorium, with guest speaker Kelly Minter, for an encouraging and challenging time of study & worship with a room full of ladies. Visit the Women's page for more info & to buy tickets.
An exciting weekend retreat for 4th & 5th graders filled with making disciples, worshipping Jesus and blowing the roof of the place! Registration has closed. View the Axis page for more info.
Friday Morning: Priscilla Shirer's "Breathe" beginsFeb 6 in Smyrna Cafe 1 at 9:30am. $10 for workbook.
Monday Night: Speakers Hayley Ryan, Lisa Theriot and Heidi Binder. Begins Feb 9 at 6:30pm in the HUB.
Childcare available by registration only through Jan 30. Learn more and register for childcare online.
$10 tickets available on Sundays at the LifePoint Adults Booth.
Check out the Men's page for more.
• India Medical Student Disciple-making: May 23-31
• Brussels Serve the Church team: July 5-12
• Bangkok Serving Orphans: July 17-26
• Brazil Construction team: Nov 6-13
CLC registration for the 2015-16 school year opens March 2 for current CLC & LifePoint families. Registration opens to the public on March 16. Forms will be available February 23 in the CLC office. Classes are available for children ages 6 months-5 years. Visit the CLC page more information.
An overnight retreat teaching kids how to worship God and give them a desire to learn more about what it means to be a Christ-follower. Register your child for the Edge. $65 registration closes January 25.
We consider you family, and want to have your most up-to-date info. Fill out the Family Info form if you would like to send us your accurate info.
More than any other activity, Advent can restore Jesus to the center of the Christmas celebration because on each day of Advent, the birth of Jesus is read, sung and talked about. The entire family can participate. Celebrate Advent this Christmas season.
Featuring Jeremy Camp, Plumb, Chris August, Love & The Outcome. December 7 in the Smyrna Auditorium at 7:00pm. Purchase your tickets today.
Middle School November 14-15.
High School November 21-22.
The Wknd is a weekend for middle and high school students focused on helping students experience a deeper
love of Jesus, His Word, and people. Discover more or register on the Wknd page.
Looking for an opportunity to Live Sent globally? Discover 2015 Sending Opportunities October 19 & 26.
Phil Wickham LIVE Saturday, October 18 at 7:00pm in the LifePoint Smyrna Campus Auditorium. Purchase your tickets online.
Join us Sunday, November 9 at 5:00pm for a Night of Worship in the Smyrna Campus Auditorium. Childcare available Birth-PreK.
Learn about the mission, motivation, and ministries of LifePoint. Sunday, October 5 at 9:00am in the GO Center at the Smyrna Campus. Register for Discover LifePoint.
Discover Sending Opportunities to help you live sent in our community. Register online as an individual, family or small group.
Download "Your Kingdom's Coming (Live)" today. Jesus told us to pursue His righteousness and the Kingdom of God. It is an everyday pursuit. Here is a song to help.
This one-day event teaches K-5th graders and their families about missions in a practical hands-on way. Sending Kids is September 28 from 12:30-3:30pm. Register today.
The Expansion 6-week Devotional & Study Guide is available as an eBook on the Kindle, iBooks and Nook stores. Download the Expansion eBook.
Reality launches Sunday, September 7 at 7:00pm. If you're between the ages of 18-30, you need to be there. Discover more.
Long-term Sending Interest Meeting this Wednesday, August 27 at 6:45pm in Office 104. Please contact Summer McKinney if you plan to attend.
Want to learn how you can partner with a missionary? Discover how on the Missionaries page.
Join us for a night of dinner, games, and teaching on marriage at Real Marriage. September 13 & 14 from 6:00-7:45pm at the Smyrna Campus. Tickets on sale on the Real Marriage page.
Download the new, FREE song, Soul On Fire (Live), from LifePoint Music at lifepointmusic.com
As we continue our study through Acts, we will look at how the Church Expanded beyond itself. Check out the Expansion webpage for more on the series and to discover Sending Opportunities to help you live sent.
open groups August 10 and 17 in the Smyrna Concourse and in the
Stewarts Creek Foyer. Connect to a group at the GroupLink event August
17 at 12:30pm in the Smyrna HUB. Discover more online.
Students are
kicking off the new school year with a bang! Join us for a worship
glow-party. August 6 at 6:30pm in the Smyrna Auditorium.
Come hear how Christ moved in students' and leaders' lives at #CampWhatever2014. July 9 at 6:30pm in the Smyrna Campus Auditorium. For more visit the Camp Whatever website.
It's VBS 2014 Week! Follow along with the experience on social media. Just follow #lifeptVBS.
Hear how the team is doing after the coup in Thailand. Read the full update on Facebook.
June 23 at 7pm at the LifePoint Smyrna Campus.
Get your tickets for the concert today.
Tickets are $12, and are for sale in the LifePoint Adults Ticket Sale Booth by the Cafe at the Smyrna Campus and in the Bookstore at the Stewarts Creek Campus.
Camp Whatever is an amazing five-day summer experience for middle and high school students.
Throughout the week, students will experience God through worship, challenging teaching, time set aside with amazing student volunteers where they can share and talk through everything the Lord is teaching them.
Discover more about the One Day Offering
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Linguine with Clams
Treat the seafood lover in your family to this wonderfully simple linguine with clams recipe from chef Mario Batali's "Molto Gusto" cookbook. Also try: Broccoli Rabe with Mozzarella Crema, Penne alla Puttanesca, and Spaghetti con la Sarde
- Servings: 6
Source: The Martha Stewart Show, Episode 5128
- Coarse salt
- 6 tablespoons extra-virgin olive oil
- 3 cloves garlic, minced
- 6 tablespoons dry white wine
- 1 tablespoon crushed red-pepper flakes
- 1 pound small clams, such as Manila, or cockles, scrubbed
- 1 pound dried linguine
- 1/3 cup coarsely chopped fresh flat-leaf parsley
Fill a large pot with water and bring to a boil over high heat. Add 3 tablespoons salt; return to a boil.
Meanwhile, heat oil and garlic in a large pot over medium-high heat. Cook, stirring, until garlic is softened, about 1 minute. Add wine, red-pepper flakes, and clams. Cover and cook, shaking the pot occasionally, until clams open, about 5 minutes. Transfer clams to bowl as they open; discard any unopened clams.
Add pasta to boiling water and cook, according to package directions, until just al dente. Drain, reserving about 1/2 cup pasta water.
Add the pasta and 1/4 cup reserved pasta water to the clam broth; stir and toss over medium heat until pasta is well coated, adding a splash or two more of reserved pasta water, if necessary, to loosen the sauce. Stir in clams, with their juices, and toss until just heated through. Stir in parsley and serve immediately.
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Tina Krenov20 FEB, 2013I think I needed to use about HALF of the suggested red pepper flakes... And I added some fresh squeezed lemon juice before serving. Great recipe!Reply
guitar4me8639817 MAY, 2011Made this on a weekend my girl friends and I went to a cabin at the coast. It was a success. I followed the recipe exactly, and the three of us ate all the clams but about half the pasta. Now I make it with a lower ratio of pasta to clams. Minimal ingredients, lovely presentation. Also too easy! It was so good. I served with a salad and crusty homemade bread.Reply
ConnieGayle4 JAN, 2011Easy recipe...my family loved it! Serve with a crusty bread to soak up the delicious broth!Reply


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Tiny tykes will delight in the animated musical adventures of the five preschool pals -- Pablo, Tyrone, Uniqua, Tasha and Austin -- who turn their shared backyard into the world of their imaginations in this episode of the popular children's show. Robot repairmen stumble on a metropolis of the future grooving to the beat of roller disco when they lend the Backyardigans a hand in "Robot Repairman."
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Broncos 2017 NFL Schedule ReleasedThe complete NFL schedule has been released, and the Denver Broncos now know the dates and times of what has determined to be the hardest schedule in the league.
Broncos Face League's Toughest Schedule In 2017If the Broncos are going to chase another championship in 2017, they'll face the toughest road in the NFL.
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CBS Sports' Trent Green Breaks Down The Kansas City Chiefs Vs. San Diego Chargers MatchupFormer NFL quarterback and CBS Sports NFL analyst Trent Green discusses the matchup between the Kansas City Chiefs and San Diego Chargers.
Thursday Night Breakdown: Raiders, Chiefs Battle For AFC West LeadThe Raiders, one of the NFL's surprises this season, face the Chiefs in an AFC West battle with playoff implications.
Keidel: Are These Chiefs For Real?The Chiefs seem to be perennial contenders, but never quite good enough to make the Super Bowl. This season might be different.
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Jenson Button knows he has to end his qualifying torment if he is to have any chance of retaining his Formula One title.
Not once in the 10 races this season has Button managed to start in the top three on the grid, appreciating that has then compromised his opportunities in the races.
Most notably, the reigning world champion has been out-qualified by McLaren team-mate Lewis Hamilton at the last six races, slumping to a dismal 14th on the grid 12 days ago at the British Grand Prix.
Remarkably, though, Button finds himself only 12 points adrift of championship leader Hamilton ahead of this Sunday's race at Hockenheim in Germany.
But the qualifying trend is one Button is determined to reverse.
"My most memorable experience at Hockenheim must be back in 2004," recalled Button.
"That was when I qualified 13th and raced through the field to finish second, so not too dissimilar to my race at Silverstone (where he finished fourth).
"But after two disappointments in qualifying at Valencia and Silverstone, my aim for this weekend must be to make life easier for myself on Saturday afternoon.
"If I do that then I can maximise my performance on Sunday without needing to play catch-up during the race."
Crucial to Button's hopes are McLaren's plans to re-introduce their version of the performance-enhancing exhaust blown diffuser.
After being trialled and ditched following Friday's two practice sessions at Silverstone, McLaren have spent the last week or so fine-tuning their design.
It will be aired and rigorously tested in tomorrow's two 90-minute practice runs, with a decision to be made after analysis as to whether they will continue with it throughout the weekend.
"It will be another busy weekend for all of us as we spend tomorrow working through the changes we've made to optimise the diffuser," added Button.
"Hopefully we'll have a positive test and we will be able to see the benefits of the upgrades in the race for the first time. I'm looking forward to it."
McLaren team principal Martin Whitmarsh, however, is cautious as to whether his team have managed to perfect the concept.
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"But I think we go into Hockenheim with more information. We've made some modifications in light of the data and we will be running the blown diffuser tomorrow.
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Renovated in the year 2000, this welcoming 6-storey city hotel comprises a total of 94 rooms. Facilities include a lift, a restaurant with a non-smoking area and 2 conference rooms. Fees apply for use of the garage parking facility.
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Kesar Bati
Brief Description
Kesar Bati is a richer version of gulab jamun filled with dry fruits. Kesar Bati is a great dessert for a buffet. Kesar Bati can be preserved for long time. Learn the Kesar Bati Preparation here.
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|Cooking Time
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Ingredients for Kesar Bati
For The Gulab Jamuns
- Khoya-250 grams
- Floumr aida-5 tbsp
- Cardamom -1/4 tsp
For The Filling
- Chopped pistachios and almonds -1/4 cup each
- Sugar-1 tbsp
- A few saffron strands
- Cardamom powder-1/4 tsp
- Ghee for deep-frying
For The Sugar Syrup
- Sugar-3 cups
- A few saffron strands
For The Sugar Syrup
- Make the syrup by completely mixing the sugar in the hot water.
- If required, add the saffron.
For Yhe Gulab Jamuns
- Mix all the given ingredients and form dough.
- Make equal portions of the dough say 15.
- Use one part for the ingredients and keep rest portions as it is.
- Roll out the dough portions into balls with some filling in the centre.
- Do some for all the portions.
- Fry them in ghee over a slow flame until they turn brown.
- Drain it over a tissue paper and transfer into the warm sugar syrup.
- Keep them there for about 20 minutes.
Other Similar Recipes
- Amrit peda
- Dry fruit barfi
- Gulab jamun
- Kaju pista roll
- Kala jamun


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