Bereavements, Easter Celebration, My Hope Sunday (Pastoral Emphasis for 3/11)

Please be in prayer for the following members who are in bereavement: Sis. Diana Neal, whose father passed last week and Deaconess Shebbie Coppage who had two recent deaths in her family.

Plan to join us for any or all of our Easter Celebration:

Good Friday Service, 3/30, 6:30-7:30pm
Egg Hunt, 3/31, at 2pm
Easter Program, 3/31, at 3pm
Sunrise Easter Service, 4/1 at 6am

Congrats to Daquon and Ch'ressa Johnson as they dedicated their daughter Chelsea.

My Hope Outreach Sunday is next Sunday, 3/18, where our members are committed to invite at least one unbeliever or unchurched person to join us for that service where we will share the hope we have in Jesus Christ. The topic will be "Why Did Jesus Have To Die?". As we prepare our hearts for My Hope Sunday, we heard a testimony from Sis. Phoebe Thermitus. Members turned in their commitment cards and we prayed over them. Each card represented at least one soul that we prayed would come to know Jesus in a greater way.

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