Children & Youth Day, High School Graduates, J.Allen Lewis Scholarship Winners (Pastoral Emphasis for 6/12)

Today was our Children and Youth Day. The theme was "Never Too Young". The youth all did a wonderful job leading us in reading Scripture, prayer, and worship. Bianca Redd shared the message "Faith through Fire" from Daniel 3. Mason Devilliers talked about how "Youth Can Lead" from 2 Kings 22:1-2, 23:1-9.

Congrats to our 2022 High School Graduates:

Ian Achemapong
Micah Bracey
Jadon Roberts
Lydia Silas
Justin Smith

Congrats to our 2022 J. Allen Lewis Scholarship Recipients:

2nd Place ($500): Justin Smith
1st Place ($1000): Jadon Roberts

The following individuals recently came forward:

David Acheampong, age 14 - Trusted Christ as Personal Savior & is a Candidate for Baptism
Brittany Bivins - Joined on Christian Experience
Daniel Sands - Joined on Christian Experience

Have you registered for VBS yet? We're having a VBS Food Truck Party on 6/22 to 6/26. We have VBS cards that you can use to share and invite others. They can use the QR code to register. The last day to register is 6/19.

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