SENIORS ON THE ROAD It’s good to be “On the Road Again! We will gather at Rotary Park at the Harris Pavilion on Saturday, May 22, 2021 at 11:30 am. The menu will be a boxed lunch from Chick-fil-a which includes a chicken sandwich, waffle chips and a cookie. Drinks...
“Patient first” is rule #1 when it comes to the care of our daughter, Emma. “Patient first” means that we see to her physical needs before doing anything else related to her ongoing care. I must be reminded frequently of this principle because I am easily...
Just the other night we were having family devotions, which are often quite squirmy affairs. I had resolved to use our devotion time to teach my children about the attributes of God. So I began to wax eloquently about the glory of God, offering syllogism after syllogism, each crafted with...
Dear Church Family, I can’t believe it’s already the month of May; summertime is almost here! It has been such a joy to have the children back in their classrooms for Sunday School, I’m so thankful for each of them and the enthusiasm and delight they bring to our worship...
“I will not offer burnt offerings to the LORD my God which cost me nothing.” - 2 Samuel 24:24 Have you ever heard someone say this after a Sunday morning worship service: “I just didn’t get anything...
Deacon of the Week: Kevin DeFord Information for Easter Sunday, April 4, 2021 Worship Attendance: 433 Budget Required: $17,327.17 Budget Received...
Deacon of the Week: Aldon Broyles Pastor Mark has written a booklet called Emma’s Story, an account of her journey and how we can be praying for her. Copies of Emma’s Story and Pray for Emma Bracelets are available at the downstairs entrances. Please continue...
Monday: The Stone the Builders Rejected Tuesday: Render Unto Caesar Wednesday: Who is the Christ? Thursday: A Widow's Offering
Information for Sunday, March, 21, 2021 Worship Attendance: 278 Budget Required: $17,327.17 Budget Received: $13,449.05 Annie Armstrong offering to date...
In 1957 a graduate student at Columbia University named Gordon Gould had been working with “pumping” atoms to higher energy states so they would emit light. In his notebook he confidently named the yet-to-be-invented device a Light Amplification by Stimulated Emission of Radiation...