Updated request for Kay’s Mom
Joanne will have surgery today to remove the cancer from her nose. Keep her in your prayers.
Continue reading →Message by Pastor David Whitmore for April 9: Did God Answer Jesus’ Prayer?
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Our scripture verse will be Luke 22 39-46. As Jesus is praying he is demonstrating the way we should be praying. Our prayers are the most powerful tool we have yet many don’t know how to pray or don’t feel … Continue reading →
Sunday School by Linda Thacker for April 9: A Palm Sunday Devotional
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Linda illustrates the value of devotional time with a seasonally appropriate study of John 20:11-18
Continue reading →Praise and Prayer Requests from Sunday Service of April 9
Rejoice with us and pray with us. Pam thanks the Lord for His blessings. We are glad to have Teresa back with us. Pam is walking more. Ruth is thankful that her minor surgery went well. Vicki got a new … Continue reading →
Prayer request via Priscilla
Pris asked to add Ms. Summerhill (Kay’s Mom) to the prayer List. She has cancer on her nose. Pray for healing.
Continue reading →Message by Pastor David Whitmore for April 2: Jesus Fixed It
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This week I talk about one of the most uplifting stories in the New Testament. It is in the gospel of John the 11Th chapter, vs 17-45. In this story a close friend of Jesus and brother to Mary and … Continue reading →
Honored Member Feature: Clarke Johnson
Sunday School by Priscilla Whitmore for April 2
Praise and Prayer Requests from Sunday Service of April 2
Rejoice with us and pray with us. Pray for Jerry’s family. He has lost his father. Cathy asks that we keep praying for Ginger who is back in the hospital after her surgery. Didi asks us to pray for her … Continue reading →
Message by Pastor David Whitmore for March 26: From Twelve to 3.2 Billion and Growing
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“I am going to read in the book of Matthew chapter 10 vs 1-13 and vs 27-33. I want to talk about how these men were able to change what we believe today. Also see what God expected of them … Continue reading →