Posted by: Emily Kac

Here are some pictures from ECHO serving a family in East Austin. We teamed up with Habitat for Humanity to help build a house for this low income family. We painted inside and out, built a step on the back porch, built a fence, hung doors, and more.

Posted by: Matt Blackwell

Check out Matt’s top books to read over the summer. Let us know what you think.

10 The Reason for God by Timothy Keller
9 Ragamuffin Gospel by Brennan Manning
8 Searching for God Knows What by Donald Miller
7 Return of the Prodigal Son by Henri Nouwen
6 Don’t Waste Your Life by John Piper
5 He Is There and He Is Not Silent by Francis Schaefer
4 UnChristian by David Kinnaman
3 Knowing God by JI Packer
2 The Knowledge of the Holy by AW Tozer
1 Mere Christianity by CS Lewis

Posted by: Matt Blackwell

We will be helping to build a home in East Austin on Saturday with FEFC’s Serve Austin program. Check out www.fefc.org for information about Serve Austin and www.austinhabitat.org for information about Habitat for Humanity.

Posted by: Emily Kac

The Link Mere Christianity discussion will be held next Wednesday, April 16th at 7PM. Meet at the Tower!

Posted by: Matt Blackwell

Seniors, check out this article from Relavant Magazine.

Do you have any others to add to the list?

Posted by: Emily Kac

Join us on Saturday night in the brand new Echo Room (1st floor of the new building on FEFC’s campus) starting at 8PM to celebrate Echo’s new space!

Posted by: Matt Blackwell

1. The Village Church (Matt Chandler)
2. Let My People Think (Ravi Zacharius)
3. Desiring God (John Piper)
4. Denton Bible Church (Tommy Nelson)
5. Houston’s First Baptist Church (Gregg Matte)
6. Breakaway College Ministries (Ben Stuart)
7. ECHO (a little self promoting?…yeah)
8. The Passion Podcast (Louie Giglio)
9. Mars Hill Church (Mark Driscoll)
10. Insight for Living (Chuck Swindoll)

What podcasts do you listen to?

Posted by: Matt Blackwell

Starting this Sunday, March 30th ECHO will be meeting on the first floor of the beautiful new building on the FEFC campus. Come join us at 11:00am on

Posted by: Matt Blackwell

This symposium will bring together pastors, church leaders and artists to discuss the Church’s relation to the arts and to artists. We will focus our discussion on three areas:

1) art and the worship of the Church

2) artists and the community of the Church

3) art and the mission of the Church in the renewal culture

April 1-3, 2008
@ FEFC

Information and Registration at http://www.transformingculture.org/

Posted by: Matt Blackwell

There is no LINK this Wednesday night. Enjoy the Rez Week activities. Check out the CHOP’s web site for information about Rez Week at www.texasunited.org