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April Birthdays & Anniversaries, Easter Weekend, Theological Seminar (Pastoral Emphasis for 4/6)

๐ŸŽ‚ April Birthdays

Let’s raise a joyful chorus and wish a Happy Birthday to all our April babies! This month, we’re especially delighted to honor our Senior Birthday Surprise recipient, Betty Holman. Happy birthday and many blessings!


๐Ÿ’ April Anniversaries

We’re also taking time to celebrate the beautiful bonds of marriage in our congregation. We wish a Happy Anniversary to these amazing couples:

  • Jay & Staci Hagood – celebrating 4 years on April 17

  • Jerry & Karima Howard – celebrating 8 years on April 27

  •  Kyle & Tina Wyche – celebrating 16 years on April 18

  • Deacon Evens & Deaconess Phoebe Thermitus – celebrating 20 years on April 30

  • Reggie & Rhea Jones – celebrating 26 years on April 24

May your love continue to flourish and bless those around you!


๐Ÿฅซ Dorcas Food Pantry Annual Easter Food Drive

We’re partnering with Dorcas Ministries for their Annual Easter Food Drive, and your support makes all the difference. This week, we’re collecting:

  • Canned Pineapple

  • Canned Peas

  • Mixed Vegetables

  • Canned Chicken

Let’s come together to serve our neighbors in need!


✝️ Easter Weekend Events

We have a powerful lineup of events as we honor and celebrate the resurrection of Jesus. Mark your calendars:

  • Good Friday Service – Friday, April 18 at 6:30 PM

  • Annual Community Egg Hunt – Saturday, April 19 at 1 PM
    (Prizes, fun, food — bring the whole neighborhood!)

  • Sunrise Service – Sunday, 6 AM (Our Only Service)

Come worship, fellowship, and rejoice together!


๐Ÿ‘ฅ Image Bearers April Meeting

Men, don’t forget! Our Image Bearers meeting is moving to Saturday, April 19 at 10 AM. Come ready to connect, fellowship, and grow.


๐Ÿ“– Theological Seminar: Race & the Gospel

We’re hosting a powerful Theological Seminar exploring the intersection of Race and the Gospel. This event is free and open to all.

We'll be engaging with a thought-provoking discussion featuring Pastors Bryan Loritts and Matt Chandler, as they dive into Paul’s message in Ephesians. Together, they tackle the realities of racism and injustice while guiding us toward a future of healing, justice, and multiethnic harmony in the church.


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