Rejoice with us and pray with us. Leann is feeling much better and walking without equipment. She is hopeful about a job interview on Friday. It’s good to have Debra back with us. She enjoyed getting out even with the … Continue reading →
For the past few years, I have loosely followed the pattern that Pastor David established when he wrote the weekly blog posts. He would offer some commentary about what transpired the previous week and then tell us what he planned … Continue reading →
Our study of John continues with Chapter 20, verses 19-23. This is the first time that Jesus appears to the majority of the disciples after His resurrection. A few saw him earlier, and we know that John believed as soon … Continue reading →
Rejoice with us and pray with us. Cathy is enjoying her time here. Brenda is glad they got to do some good. Pris praises the lord that Kimi got treatment that may help her. She’s thankful they have a new … Continue reading →
The big surprise last week was Cathy. She wasn’t supposed to be back yet, so we were delighted when she came through the door. We had an extended time of prayer to begin the service. It is always good to … Continue reading →
It is said that we should celebrate the resurrection all year long. I completely agree, and for the next few weeks, Lord willing, we will continue to learn from the events following that momentous occasion as chronicled by the Gospel … Continue reading →
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 →
