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Pastoral Emphasis from 11/5

The evangelistic event, Harvest Crusade is coming to the RBC center on June 22-24 2007. Greg Laurie will be speaking. Mt. Zion will be working with other area churches to support this outreach event. We need a prayer coordinator that will get prayer updates from the Harvest Crusade prayer committee. Preferably someone who regularly attends prayer meeting. Please let me know if you would like to take on this responsibility.

The Outreach Ministry’s annual food drive is underway and will continue through Thurs., Nov. 16th. We have 105 families that we want to provide with Thanksgiving baskets, so we need your generous food and monetary donations. Also, next Sunday’s love offering will go towards the Thanksgiving Food Drive.

If you have not voted during early voting, I encourage everyone to exercise their right and vote on Tuesday. Wake County Voters’ guides are available here.

We are in day 26 of our 40-day fast. We want everyone to participate in making a vow on Commitment Sunday (11/19). Remember, it’s not about equal gifts, but equal sacrifice. If you are member of Mt. Zion and have not gotten your Giving Campaign packet, they are available after services at the Media room (across from Men’s bathroom).

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Anonymous said…
Pastor Harris, My name is Mel Smith the sister of Jessie Snead and sister-inlaw of Larry Snead. I do thank you for bringing these issues to our attention so that we can keep Christ in our America and decrease the 70% of americans that are non-christians.

God Bless you and your family and Happy Thanksgiving
2:33 PM
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