Friendship Community Church of Alma

10/17/2021

Sermon: Mark 10
What are you willing to lay down to follow Jesus?

07/06/2021

Our church is small, but faithful and mighty in Jesus. His power is made perfect in our weakness.

05/18/2021

Today Friendship Church has started a courageous path and a holy journey. We pray for God’s blessings and guidance. Let everything we do be for His glory that the gospel may be spread in our community and edified in our hearts.

03/29/2021

01/17/2021

We loved dear Mrs. Mary. She was an example to us all for walking as a Christian should. I know that she is rejoicing in the arms of her Heavenly Father.

Mary Jordan age 87, of Alma passed away on January 13, 2021 at Baptist Village after an extended illness. Mrs. Mary was born in Coffee County on June 8, 1933 but had lived most of her life in Alma. She was daughter of the late Malcolm F. Meeks and Lala

01/17/2021

Today we remember our beloved sister Mrs. Mary Jordan who has gone to her Heavenly Father and eternal reward.

https://www.crosbyfuneralhome.com/obituary/mary-jordan?fbclid=IwAR1ErBo8Bd6Gm0f-46kv6wACTTK74c5ge0kl9oLEj6XzShFNFfWL5MJ_T2o

Mary Jordan age 87, of Alma passed away on January 13, 2021 at Baptist Village after an extended illness. Mrs. Mary was born in Coffee County on June 8, 1933 but had lived most of her life in Alma. She was daughter of the late Malcolm F. Meeks and Lala

05/31/2020

It sure was nice to be able to worship today in the house of the Lord.

05/14/2020

In accordance with Gov. Kemp’s executive order, we will not be gathering until the end of May unlike previously planned.
We are eager to worship once again, but we will hold to Romans 13:1 which states that Christians are to be in subjection to the “governing authorities” that the cause of Christ not damaged as so we can have a good testimony throughout the community. Next meeting= May 31
Here is what I suggest that we do in the meantime:
1. Let us remain in prayer for those suffering from Covid 19,
2. Keep our Drs, nurses, police, EMS, and other health professionals in our thoughts and prayers,
3. Continue to shelter in place or wear masks in public as is practical,
4. Continue never fearing, but trusting in God who is the author and finisher of our faith and in whom we rest and for whom we serve.
In Christ,

Rev. Stanley Garland