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Recently Came Forward & New Members, Coral Riding Mission Year in Review, M:T Meet & Greet (Pastoral Emphasis for 12/10)

Praise God for all those who came forward last Sunday:

  • Britt Norton - Rededicated His Life to Christ 
  • Lauran Lucas - Rededicated Her Life to Christ 
  • Elizebeth Singleton - Rededicated Her Life to Christ 
  • Roddric Scott - Joined on Christian Experience & Rededicated His Life to Christ 
  • Payton Johnson (age 12) (daughter of Deacon Shaun & Deaconess Traci Johnson - Trusted Christ as Personal Savior & Candidate for Baptism 
  • Celestine Ferguson - Joined on Christian Experience 

We welcome our newest members who has completed New Members Orientation & their membership interview): Jonas & Alicia Welcher 

Evangelist Tayon Dancy shared the Year in Review video of Mt. Zion's partnership with Coral Riding. 

 
(RSS subscribers: click here to see the video)


One of the things that came out of the Missions: Triangle conference is a desire for more opportunities to come together for prayer, learning, connection, and encouragement. On Thursday, 12/14, there will be a Meet & Greet at Cornerstone Fellowship Church in Apex from 7 to 8:30 pm. There will be fellowship, coffee, refreshments, making Kingdom connections, a time dedicated to prayer. So even if you missed the conference, anyone interested in doing work for the Great Commission is invited. I'm planning to attend so I would love to see some of you there. Click here to RSVP.

Mt. Zion seniors and parents are asked to meet in Classroom 3 immediately after service today concerning the J. Allen Lewis Memorial Scholarship. If you missed the two meetings, please contact Sis. Phyllis Lewis.

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