Sunday School by Priscilla Whitmore for July 1
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Priscilla illustrates faith and obedience from the story of Abraham and Isaac.
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Message by Larry Thacker Jr. for June 24: Know Your Place
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I want you to know your place. Did your hackles go up? Usually when we hear that phrase it leaves a negative impression. It has been used to demean those that some consider inferior or of lower station than themselves. … Continue reading →
Sunday School by Priscilla Whitmore for June 24
Message by Larry Thacker Jr. for June 17: The Father’s Love
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On this Father’s Day we reflect on the love of our Heavenly Father. It is in that love that we have our hope. His love is so great, it is part of who He is. John tells us that God … Continue reading →
Sunday School by Linda Thacker for June 17: But wait! There’s More!
Message by Larry Thacker Jr. for June 10: With All Your Mite
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We read from Mark 12:41-44. This is the story of the poor widow who gave all that she had into the temple treasury. Jesus said that she gave more than all of the rich people who were giving at the … Continue reading →
Sunday School by Priscilla Whitmore for June 10
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Priscilla speaks from her heart about trusting God when we don’t get the answer we hoped for.
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This is a recording of Pastor David’s memorial service. We had a lot of trouble with the sound. I did what I could to clean it up some. For those who could not hear in the other room, it should … Continue reading →
Message by Larry Thacker Jr. for May 27: Rebuilding with Purpose
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It would not be unreasonable to wonder how we go forward from here. It takes a certain number of people to do what we do. Just getting people to church becomes a greater challenge as fewer of us are able … Continue reading →
Sunday School by Priscilla Whitmore for May 27
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Priscilla shares the events leading up to Pastor David’s passing and gives time for the congregation to share their memories.
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