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Service at Chatham Commons, Theological Seminar, Zone Softball Tournament (Pastoral Emphasis for 8/16)

We are reading through the Bible as a church family this year. We're following the 52 week reading plan. We are on week 33.

Deaconess Angelique Cherry announced that the winner of our second round of "Guess Who" is my wife, Anita!  And I did not give her the answers!

Zone 3 did a service at Chatham Commons on Sunday afternoon. Bro. Jae Smith brought a straight Gospel message from the verse, "Jesus wept", emphasizing Jesus' deity and humanity. The Gospel Choir sang praises to our great God. Please take advantage of these opportunities to spread the Gospel and serve those in our community.

What does it mean that God has chosen the elect? Is God unjust not to elect everyone? Dr. Keith Whitfield, SEBTS, is returning to finish teaching on "The Doctrine of Election" for our next free theological seminar on Saturday, 8/22, from 9:00am to 11:15am. Come out and learn more about this important doctrine. Light refreshments will be served. Please register for the seminar online.

The Fall Spruce UP is 8/29 from 9am to 12pm. So come out and help clean our church for our upcoming anniversary activities.

We're having a friendly Zone Softball Tournament. Zone members will “bat” it out on the Softball Diamond Saturday, Sept 26th, from 3:00pm -7:00pm. Sign-up sheets are available at the Welcome Center! Come enjoy some food, fun and fellowship. Must be 16 to play. Kid’s activities on site as well. May the best Zone win! Contact Tracy Downing or your Deacon with questions.

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