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By Pastor Ben Eige in Ephesus Church over 1 year ago | 135 views Link: http://bit.ly/axCj31

BELOW IS INFORMATION REGARDING PARKING DURING PANTHERS’ HOME GAMES

During Panthers’ Home Games free parking in the lot behind the church and the parallel spaces on Mint St. will not be available. This is especially true for games scheduled at 1pm. Sunday evening and Monday night games do not have this restriction. Currently, all of the home games in 2010 are at 1pm. If this changes during the season, we’ll update the info here.

There is free parking available on the side streets (e.g. Westwood Av., Southwood Ave., W. Park Ave.) surrounding the church. You can also ride the Lynx and get off at Bland Street Station. Ephesus is 3 blocks west on Summit Street from the Bland Street Station. We appreciate your patience on these Sundays. We’re strategically placed in the heart of the city which brings these exciting challenges.

Below are the dates for the Panthers’ Home Games:

  • 9/19/10                 Buccaneers
  • 9/26/10            Bengals
  • 10/10/10          Bears
  • 10/24/10          49ers
  • 11/7/10            Saints
  • 11/21/10          Ravens
  • 12/12/10          Falcons
  • 12/19/10          Cardinals

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Bambi Owensby

GO GATORS! They are football, right?

Pastor Ben Eige

They are, but college, not pro like the Panthers. But Go Gators is
always appropriate!

Ben Eige
Pastor
Ephesus Church, Charlotte, NC
www.ephesuschurch.tv

On Sep 7, 2010, at 12:53 PM, Bambi Owensby on The City wrote:

Melissa Huffman

I think the date for the first game should be 9/19/10

Pastor Ben Eige

You’re right, and it’s fixed! Need to go change the web site too, copied and pasted!

Ephesus Church

Ephesus Church is a church in Uptown Charlotte. We’re about people, culture, this city and Jesus. The Apostle Paul planted a church in the center of the city of Ephesus, which was then a part of the Roman Empire. Ephesus was a growing, vibrant city, the center of trade and commerce in its part of the world, much as Charlotte is today. The church Paul planted loved Jesus and loved their city. We want to be a church that does the same, thus Ephesus Church. We’re a church that wants to love Jesus, love people and love this city.

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