Little Zion Missionary Baptist Church

06/17/2026

The Lauderdale County Solid Waste Department provides a free, curbside yard debris pickup service for all residents. Instructions/details:

• Yard debris and shrubs are allowed; stumps are not allowed. Limbs over eight (8) feet should be cut into smaller pieces.

• The brush pile must not exceed four (4) feet in height, 10 feet in length (left to right, facing the roadway) and five (5) feet in width.

• Brush should be placed no more than two (2) feet from the roadway in the right-of-way and at least five (5) feet from obstacles such as mailboxes, parked vehicles, fences and utility poles. Don't place piles in a ditch.

Residential customers are asked not to place brush piles under utility lines or low-hanging limbs. Avoid placing piles over water meters.

Brush pickups in Rogersville are regularly scheduled for Mondays. (Monday pickups are from the county line west to AL 101 in Elgin.)

Call 256-760-5878 to schedule a pickup.

06/17/2026

✨ Week 3: Wilderness Trust – God Makes a Way ✨
We would love for all youth and young adults to join us at Little Zion Missionary Baptist Church in Rogersville, AL this coming Wednesday night at 6 pm as we learn about the Israelites crossing the Red Sea and discover that God can make a way even when we don't see one!
We are looking forward to Fun Games, Bible Lesson, Craft, Worship, Food and Fellowship to finish the night!
"Stand still, and see the salvation of the Lord." – Exodus 14:13
We can't wait to see everyone Wednesday night as we continue our Wilderness Trust adventure!

06/17/2026

06/17/2026

Wilderness Week 3: God Gives What I Need
Hello, Church Family!
Since we will not be meeting this week, we wanted to share our Children's Church lesson so families can continue learning together at home.
Big Point: God takes care of me every day!

Bible Story: Exodus 16 – Manna and Quail
After God led the Israelites out of Egypt, they found themselves in the wilderness. The wilderness was hot, dry, and unfamiliar. Soon the people became hungry and began to worry about where their food would come from.
But God saw their need and cared for them. Every morning, God provided manna, a special bread-like food from heaven. Each evening, He sent quail for them to eat. God gave them exactly what they needed each day and taught them to trust Him one day at a time.
Just as God cared for the Israelites, He cares for us too. We can trust Him to provide what we need every day.

Family Discussion Questions:
* Have you ever been worried about something?
* How did God help you?
* What are some things God provides for us every day?
* How can we trust God when we don't know what tomorrow will bring?
Campfire Truth: Fire keeps people warm → God takes care of my needs!
At-Home Activity: Draw a basket and fill it with pictures of things God provides:
* Food
* Family
* Friends
* A home
* Church
* Love
Talk about how God takes care of us every day.

Prayer: Dear God, thank You for taking care of the Israelites in the wilderness. Thank You for providing food for them every day. Help us trust You to provide for our needs and remember that You love us and care for us. Thank You for all the blessings You give us each day. In Jesus' name, Amen.

This Week's Challenge: Each day, name one thing God has provided for you and thank Him for it.
Remember: God takes care of me every day!

Praying everyone has a blessed week, and we look forward to seeing everyone back together soon!

06/16/2026

Arrangements are as follows for Racheal Weir. Please continue to keep the family in your thoughts and prayers

View Rachael Lauren Weir's obituary, contribute to their memorial, see their funeral service details, and more.

06/14/2026

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