Praise and Prayer Requests from Sunday Service of March 3
Rejoice with us and pray with us.April is thankful for her aunt who taught her about music. Cathy reports progress on their new home. Leann is thankful that she may not need knee surgery. Cathy asks prayer for the garner … Continue reading →
The Bartimaeus Blog 2024.9
Our big event is just two weeks away! When we first started talking about it, March 16 seemed like a long way off, but it’s right around the corner. This is a great opportunity to let the community around us … Continue reading →
Message by Larry Thacker Jr from February 25, “What Is Truth?”
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The message this week will be from John 18:28-40. I usually don’t repeat myself in so short a timeframe, but the passage happens to overlap with a message from last year. It never hurts to reenforce the truth. And the … Continue reading →
Sunday School by Priscilla Whitmore from February 25
Praise and Prayer Requests from Sunday Service of February 25
Rejoice with us and pray with us. Leann is thankful to have passed her next class. April enjoyed her weekend. I’m rejoicing that we have plenty of volunteers for our project. Cathy is thankful that her brother seems well right … Continue reading →
The Bartimaeus Blog 2024.8
Things are starting to come together for our community outreach on the 16th of March. I learned that we have a group of 20 volunteers committed to help. That seems like a lot, but there will be a lot to … Continue reading →
Message by Larry Thacker Jr from February 18, “Hear the Rooster Crow”
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This week we are in John 18:12-27. John gives us some details about Jesus’ trial that the others have not provided and also fills in the account of Peter’s denials. It is significant that his denials are recorded by all … Continue reading →
Sunday School by Linda Thacker from February 18, “The Joy of The Lord”
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BRRRR! It’s cold! This is one of those mornings I am especially grateful to be part of a church that doesn’t start until 2:30 in the afternoon. The service time originally came of necessity and was found to be best … Continue reading →