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Church-Wide Prayer, Happy Thanksgiving, Tayon for Apex (Pastoral Emphasis for 11/19)

Please pray for the following needs in our church family:

  • Sister Kim Roberts’ father who is currently in the ICU unit in NY recovering from pancreatic surgery. 
  • Sis. Mary Bailey, whose brother has passed away 
  • Deacons Blango and Hardaway both had surgical procedures last week. Pray for their recovery. 
  • Bro. John Thorne will have surgery on his back on 12/11. This will be a critical surgery necessary for him to walk, and it will be near his spine. 

 

We welcome Bro. Isiah Smith who came forward last week to trust in Christ as his personal Savior, get baptized, and join the church.

 

Please join the Deaconess Ministry for our last Church-Wide Prayer Rally of the year on Tuesday, 11/21, at 7 pm. The focus will be healing and thanksgiving. Struggling and illness will come, but we can be thankful to God, and praise Him through it all! 

 

There's no Bible Study on Wednesday due to Thanksgiving Eve

 

I wish everyone a Happy Thanksgiving. There are many families who will have an unoccupied seat at their tables, and for others, their tables will not bethe same as previous Thanksgiving gatherings. As we come together with loved ones, let's take a moment to pray for those facing challenges, grief, and pain.

 

 

It was my pleasure to publicly acknowledge Evangelist Tayon Dancy for running an uncompromising campaign for Apex Town Council despite the lies and slander about her character. We are proud of her. And God's not through with this area of her life!


 

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