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Welcome New Members, Men's Mentoring Program, Pulpit Swap (Pastoral Emphasis for 2/2)

Bereavement

We extend our heartfelt condolences to Evangelist Tayon Williams Dancy on the passing of her father. During this difficult time, let us uplift her and her family in our prayers and extend our love and support. 

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Welcome New Members!

We are overjoyed to officially welcome Quan and Jacqueline Rawls into our church family! They have completed the New Members Orientation and Membership Interview. Let’s welcome them with open arms as they join us on this Christian walk with us. 

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Everyday Gospel Reading Plan

I hope everyone is enjoying the Everyday Gospel Reading Plan as we continue reading through the entire Bible this year. We are currently in Leviticus, and today's reading is Leviticus 5-7. Even if you haven't started yet, it's not too late to join us! Let’s stay committed to immersing ourselves in God’s Word together. 

 📖 Devotional Reading: Be sure to follow along with the Everyday Gospel Devotional for deeper reflection on our daily readings. 

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February Birthdays & Anniversaries

🎉 February Birthdays

As a church family, we celebrate all of our February babies and sing Happy Birthday with joy and gratitude for another year of God’s blessings in your life. 

🎊 Senior Birthday Surprise!

We have been doing such a great job celebrating our senior members that we are now lowering the age range! If you’re eligible for AARP, you might be next in line for a Senior Birthday Surprise. 

🎁 This month’s recipient: Deacon Phil Blango! Congratulations, and may this year be filled with health, joy, and blessings. 

(There are no anniversaries to report this month.) 

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Church Clean-Up Day

🧹 Saturday, February 8 | 9 AM – 12 PM

Let’s come together to keep our church home clean and welcoming! Whether you can stay for one hour, two hours, or the full time, your help makes a difference. By volunteering, we save money that can be redirected toward our mission for Christ. 

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Image Bearers Mentoring Program

The Image Bearers Men's Ministry is launching an exciting new mentoring program for young males from middle school through young adulthood. 

🙋‍♂️ We need men who are willing to be mentors and pour into the next generation. If you’re interested in helping, please stay for a brief meeting after service today in the MPR. 

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Pulpit Swap with Resurrection Life Church

Next Sunday, we have a special opportunity to experience shared faith and unity within our local church community.

 🔄 Pulpit Swap Announcement

This is a wonderful chance for both congregations to experience different preaching styles and perspectives. Let’s give Pastor Knetsch a warm Mt. Zion welcome and receive the message he brings with open hearts. 

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