I didn’t want to do this. I still believe it isn’t really necessary, but it will insure that we remain above reproach should anything unexpected happen. On Wednesday I was informed that someone I had lunch with the day before … Continue reading →
Continuing with our kingdom study. We look at the parable of the weeds among the wheat, found in Matthew 13:24-30, and its explanation in Matthew 13:37-43.
Continue reading →Rejoice with us and pray with us. Cathy enjoyed time with her cousin last week. Brenda enjoyed a visit with her mom. Linda and I are excited for potential ministry opportunity. Anita’s eye exam went well. Debra enjoyed time with … Continue reading →
Pastor Jay’s remarks at the dedication of our newly remodeled kitchen in memory of Ruth Stephens, who could always be found there serving others, and Jerry Gibson, who donated the funds and was a friend to this church for many … Continue reading →
Blessings to all of you! I’m so thankful that we got to have our Homecoming service on Sunday. I’m sorry that things took more time than we thought they would, but it all worked out and we had a great … Continue reading →
We begin with a brief history of the church presented by Priscilla Whitmore. Then Pastor Larry Thacker Jr. shares a vision for our future built around the account of the rebuilding of Jerusalem found in the book of Nehemiah.
Continue reading →Rejoice with us and pray with us. I apologize for the delay in getting these out. Since most people are getting updates via Facebook and Facebook was down most of the day yesterday I decided to wait until it was … Continue reading →
It’s finally here! After nearly a month of delay, we will finally have our homecoming celebration, complete with dedication of the new kitchen. Don’t forget, we’ll be starting at 2:00, 30 minutes earlier than usual. You’re going to love our … Continue reading →
The next passage in our study is Matthew 13:10-17. It’s between the parable of the sower and its explanation. The disciples want to know why Jesus speaks to the crowd in parables. I always found His answer puzzling, and a … Continue reading →
