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Seminar Presentation, Mentors for Single Mothers, My Hope Sunday (Pastoral Emphasis for 2/24)

I want to remind everyone that there's a difference between the umbrella stands and the trash cans. We've found trash in the umbrella stands...including lottery tickets (that's probably a subject to address at a later date)!!

Thanks to all who attended yesterday's Theological Seminar on "How to Interpret the Bible". If you missed it, you can watch it from the archives on Zion Live. Also, you can download my presentation from here.

Ladies, we need mentors for single mothers. There was a brief informational meeting after church service today for those who are interested in becoming a mentor. If you missed the meeting and are interested, please follow-up with Minister Jacquelyn Harrison.

My Hope Sunday is 3/10. All of our members are asked to commit to inviting at least one unbeliever or unchurched person to join us at church on My Hope Sunday. During that service, we will share the hope we have in Jesus Christ. Take a commitment card and write down the name(s) of those you are committed to inviting. We will collect the commitment cards next Sunday, 3/3, to pray over the names. Also grab some invitation cards to invite your guests.

 
Today, we heard testimonies from members from Sister Pam Mosley and Brother Ellery Oliver.  Sis. Mosley shared how God has been with her from an early age especially when she was involved in a car accident.  Bro. Oliver shared that although he grew up in church, it wasn't until after he was married and his wife had been praying for him that he trusted in Christ.

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