Category A Word from the Pastor

We had an incredible Friend Day last Sunday. God is good! We had 102 in attendance and enjoyed the ministry of Bro. Ron Guidroz. Bro. Guidroz spoke to us from the story in Matthew 15 of the Canaanite woman who approached the Master for help for her daughter. After being ignored and rejected, the woman worshiped Jesus and her faith brought about deliverance for her daughter. If we could only understand the importance of worship, we would never hold back the praise that is due our Lord. I was so excited by the attendance and happy that Bro. Nathan Rountree was in town to officiate the baptism of Jonathan, Verity and Micah.

Our Tuesday evening family prayer was powerful in the Holy Ghost! We believe needs were met, healing virtue went forth and deliverance was assured!
Wednesday night, Pastor continued our journey through the book of Acts. Unity, compassion and commitment were found in the early church and these qualities are still necessary today!

Please remember our “invite” cards! These cards are so handy to keep in your pocket or purse and give out during the day.
Pastor Michael G. LaBrie

A special welcome to all friends and family that are with us for Friend Day! We pray you receive something from the Lord today. This week has been powerful in the Holy Ghost. God is taking our church body into a new dimension and we are excited about what He intends to do through us!
Please continue to participate in our Bible chapter study each week. I believe that this intensive study program will create within us a desire to learn more of His Word!-Pastor Michael G. LaBrie

Very special “thank you” to everyone that helped with the Some Other Place Tasting! From preparations, salad making, decorating and serving, this
event requires a lot of hard work and you all are appreciated! See our photo gallery here. We also had a great time at the 50+ fellowship on Saturday night. Thank you, Sis. Abshire. Please remember to invite someone to 5th Sunday Friend Day next Sunday! Expect great things!
Pastor Michael G. LaBrie