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: Dr. Rob Helton Learning to walk is no small feat (no pun intended). Think about it. A human being transitions from all fours to just two, from relative safety to present danger. The danger, of course, is falling… repeatedly. Ironically, it is the key step (again with the unintentional puns) in the process. It Read More …
By: Dr. Rob Helton Typically, the older you get the fewer new experiences you have. Remember when you were a child and almost every experience was new? The first day of school, the first vacation to the mountains or the beach, the first trip to the dentist… every thing was new and exciting! (The trip Read More …
By: Donna Rudolph WAITING I hate waiting! Have you ever heard the saying, “Hurry up and wait”? That’s what I feel like I’m doing 50% of the time! As far as I know, I don’t believe I have heard anyone say they like to wait! In fact, everyone I know hates to wait. Why do Read More …
By: Donna Rudolph A friend of mine always used to meet at least one time a week to have prayer with me. I’ve known her for at least 30+ years and we both have wayward sons. We would pray for them and discuss things that were going on in our lives. One time when we Read More …
By: Donna Rudolph During the years my father pastored churches, (quite a few actually), my mother and father sang in several quartets. In Ohio, they were called “The Carrier Quartet”, we moved to North Carolina and they were called “The New Covenant Quartet”, just to name a few. In either case they sang a beautiful Read More …
By: Donna Rudolph As many of you know, I have broken my wrist. This event has taught me several things that I would have otherwise never realized. 1) I have a hard time writing with my left hand, but certainly nothing compared to anyone having to read it! 2) It takes me three times as Read More …
By Donna Rudolph Yes, I said who. A lot of people look over this one fact. They have head knowledge of the Trinity, God the Father, God the Son, and God the Holy Spirit, but that is all. Not a lot is said about the Holy Spirit in church these days, He is a person. 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 …