Faith Connection: Church Anniversary is approaching

This Sunday we begin a two part series, "Impact!" (when a Christian sins). This week we are looking at sin's impact on me and next week we will be looking at sin's impact on others. Just as a rock dropped into a pond causes ripples that impact the whole pond, sin has a drastic effect on me and those around me.

For I acknowledge my transgressions, And my sin is always before me. Psalm 51:3

David cried out to God in psalm 51, realizing the far reaching impact of his sin. Do you understand the effect sin has on your life? Hope you will join us this Sunday.

FOUR HABITS WORTH HAVING

¹⁸ but grow in the grace and knowledge of our Lord and Savior Jesus Christ. To Him be the glory both now and forever. Amen. 2 Peter 3:18

Jeff will be preaching Sunday night about four habits we all need to develop in our walk with the Lord.

IN MY WORLD . . .

Deacon on Deck Mike Wade (969-1483)
Missionary of the Week: John Kreynus( Ministry to the military in Virginia)

Coming the first Sunday night in September! 252 children's ministry

Praise the Lord for outreach at Scott Hill we had 23 people attend Tuesday's Tea
Our church anniversary celebration is the second Sunday in September, mark your calendar

Please pray for Sue Crowder who broke her leg and Pete Kimberlin in the hospital with pneumonia
Promotion Sunday is the first Sunday in September all students are moved to their new grade on this day
Pray for all the students heading back to school

Surprise Visitor
I had a surprise visit from my pastor Melvin Campbell who is still actively involved in ministry in Lynchburg VA at the Jordan Baptist Church, you have often heard me refer to him in sermons.

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Rachel Kimberlin and Caleb Martin provided music at our Scott Hill tea ministry Tuesday

Our web site has been updated. Why not check it out, just click on the above image to go to our church site. Thanks to Albert Harris for his work on our site.