Blessings to you, loved ones. My prayer for you this week is that you will have a deepening intimacy with the Holy Spirit, that through communion with Him you will find peace, joy, and purpose. Keep reading for your weekly … Continue reading →
One year after Pastor David went home to be with our Lord, we remember what He meant to all of us and resolve to preserve the legacy he left. To allay copyright concerns I have edited out the music except … Continue reading →
Dear friends and family, my prayer for you today is that you grow in the knowledge of our Lord, finding His heart and sharing it with those around you. This Sunday we are going to do something different. Last year … Continue reading →
On Memorial Day, we remember those who have given their lives in service to our country. As I thought about that in preparation for this message, I asked myself, “what are you willing to die for?” With our tenancy toward … Continue reading →
Priscilla uses fingerprints to illustrate our uniqueness and gods special plan for each of us.
Continue reading →Rejoice with us and pray with us. The Terrells enjoyed attending graduations last week and look forward to vacation. Larry got a power chair. Ruth is thankful that Gary brought her to church today as are we. Kimi is thankful … Continue reading →
Hello loved ones. I hope that God’s goodness has been evident to you this week. Here’s some more good stuff coming your way. We missed Priscilla last week and those she brings with her on the bus, but we still … Continue reading →
As children, our clothing was not so much a reflection on us as it was on our parents. After all, they were supposed to be the ones in charge. As children of God, our conduct serves as that outer layer … Continue reading →
Linda offers advice for facing trials. She used this video as an introduction.
Continue reading →Pray with us and rejoice with us. Larry called last week and said that he had fallen and is also suffering from an infection. Priscilla is home with chills and nausea. Bobbi has kidney stones. I didn’t catch a name … Continue reading →
