An Evangelical Congregation
Come join us for a wonderful Sunday service!!! Our Sunday morning service is traditional in format, but still exciting and full of spirit. This service is a multi-generational service with those wonderful hymns of the faith, choir specials, and practical, Bible-based sermons. Service time: 10:00 am (Sunday School at 9:00 am) Dress: From suits to Read More ...
By: Donna Rudolph Yessss! We have finally moved to a house! Anyone who knows me, knows I’ve been waiting a long time! Maybe too long, 15 years’ worth of stuff…it’s not easy! Who knew you could accumulate so much stuff in one place. It has taken us at least a month, (maybe more) to box Read More …
By: Donna Rudolph I am so grateful that Fall is coming! I don’t know if I’m the only one, but this 90-degree heat has just about gotten the best of me! I love the crisp air and wonderful colors and especially the smells! It’s my very favorite time of the year. I get more energy Read More …
By: Donna Rudolph THANKFULNESS… As I sit here today, I think about how ungrateful I am. I’m so ashamed of the way I act sometimes. You’ve heard of the half full/half empty analogy I’m sure. Well, lately I’ve been a half empty kind of person. It happens when I get my mind off things that Read More …
PERSPECTIVE by Donna Rudolph I’ve heard a lot about perspective lately. In fact, every time I turn around I hear, change your perspective, look at it from this perspective…etc. So, I figured God was trying to tell me something. Have you ever heard the saying that God will bring things in front of you time Read More …
By: Donna Rudolph My dad went from calling me his little fire cracker to his little Jeanie Bug. He had nicknames for everyone. My 2 sisters and brother had their own nicknames by my father. I always thought I was special because, for 1.) my dad said so and 2.) I was born on the Read More …
By Pastor Keith Brown Well this Spring has certainly been a wet one. There have been days of rain and just when we start to see a tease of blue, more rain. We know that it is a necessary part of the life cycle and without it, we would surely starve. But, it can certainly Read More …
To All Mothers—From a San Antonio Mom Twelve steps to follow for raising kids: Remember that a child is a gift from God, the richest of all blessings. Do not attempt to mold him in the image of yourself, your father, your brother or your neighbor. Each child is an individual and should be permitted Read More …
One thing we all know is that we have just experienced a cold and wet winter, having snow and sleet as recently as one week ago. This winter also gave us an amazing amount of sickness within the church family and many were sequestered in homes in an attempt to protect others and sometimes, even Read More …
This past week the Christian church lost one of it greatest icons and champions of faith. Dr. Billy Graham left his temporary residence to enter his eternal home. Flocks of believers and even non-believers crowded along North Carolina highways and overpasses to witness his body’s travel from the mountains to Charlotte. I was so pleased Read More …