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05/24/2020

I hope you will be able to join us next Sunday!

03/17/2020

A great guide to help us all as we seek to pray and intercede in response to the coronavirus.

Here are some ways you can prayerfully respond to the ongoing Coronavirus (COVID-19).
For more information, visit frc.org/pray

04/17/2018

Join us tomorrow at 6:30 as we begin a new series called, "In the Dust of the Rabbi". Throughout the series we will seek to reclaim the ancient practice of discipleship that was central to the life and message of Jesus Christ. Check out the trailer linked below for more information. Hope to see you tomorrow!

Learning to Live as Jesus Lived - During his ministry in Israel, Jesus called and trained disciples, His "talmidim." Their job would eventually be to bring His message of redemption to all the nations, Jew and Gentile. What would happen when they began to make disciples of their own and the gospel b...

05/18/2017

Remember those photos in the News Herald of the nicely stocked Glen Alpine food pantry? That was less than a month ago, and this is what the shelves look like at the close of business this afternoon. The food pantry is in urgent need of many, many items. As you can see, there are several cans of corn and several cans of green beans available. Things that are most in need: boxed macaroni and cheese, canned meats such as tuna, chicken, Vienna sausages, spam, weenies and beans. Any and all vegetables in cans, any and all fruits in cans, boxed breakfast cereals, oatmeal and grits, peanut butter, jelly, soups. A note about item sizes: remember, although a larger size can or jar may be more economical, several smaller quantities will serve more household. For instance, a five-lb. bag of flour can be given to only one household. Five 1-pound bags of flour can serve five households.

03/29/2017

Well worth the read for anyone struggling in their marriage. I think there's a reason why all the questions in a marriage ceremony are not about one's feelings but about one's volition, "Will you..., Will you..., Will you...".

Couples should focus on the godly act of behaving in love rather than the fleeting feeling of being in love.