Rejoice with us and pray with us. Cathy has enjoyed her time in her new home. We are enjoying having her back with us. She praises the Lord that Benny will be ok after a tractor accident. Debra is thankful … Continue reading →
We enjoyed our Resurrection Day celebration last Sunday. It was good to See Kimi and Kenneth again. I trust that God is continuing to work in our church, and soon we will see the fruit. It is said that we … Continue reading →
Our study of John returns to where we left off a couple of weeks ago with chapter 20, verses 1-10. All of the gospel writers share details of this defining event of our faith and history, but there intent is … Continue reading →
Rejoice with us and pray with us. Pris enjoyed having her family with her yesterday. April looks forward to seeing her father. Debra’s mom is doing better with treatment. Brenda enjoyed seeing her mom. Leann is glad to have made … Continue reading →
We invite you to join us in our resurrection Day celebration and fellowship. It will be a bit untraditional, as we have lots of leftover food from our cookout. So, if you’ve had enough of ham, come have a hamburger! … Continue reading →
Last Sunday, we discussed that well-known passage in John, Chapter 3, where Jesus explains to Nicodemus that one must be “born again” to enter God’s kingdom. Here we have the Gospel message in Jesus’ own words, containing the famous verse … Continue reading →
Rejoice with us and pray with us. Don is rejoicing in the sufficiency of Jesus’ sacrifice. Debra rejoices that her stepfather has thus far survived cancer. Leann had a good weekend. I got an interview. We are rejoicing in the … Continue reading →
I doubt anyone missed it, but i never got around to posting last week with all the activity leading up to our Saturday outreach effort. Despite the rain, I’m calling that a success! About sixty people came by and five … Continue reading →
Due to circumstances at the time, we jumped over chapter 3, so now I am filling it in so that we can pick up in our study with the resurrection in two weeks. If I ask you if you’ve been … Continue reading →
