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Enjoy this inspiring story of faith in God and its impact on the community.

I pray that each of us has eyes that reflect a splendid testimony of the Spirit in a twinkle of our eye.

Many artists depict guardian angels as chubby childlike cherubs. Often they are hovering over an unsuspecting youth. The idea portrayed is that they are always present as our invisible, celestial bodyguards. We are told that God has appointed his angels over us to keep us concerning harmful situations (Psalm 91:10-12). We imagine that these supernatural assistants are averting car collisions by nudging vehicles in safer directions. Perhaps the rock that was thrown by your neighbor’s lawnmower was redirected by an angel’s intervention to avoid striking your eye. Maybe you never contracted an illness because God’s angels prevented you from

Moses was miffed. The children of Israel were clamoring for drinking water again. God instructs him, “speak ye unto the rock before their eyes; and it shall give forth his water” (Numbers 20:8). So what did the frustrated leader do? He struck the rock. That was not how God had instructed Moses. Some would expect there to be this awkward nothingness as God remains unresponsive to Moses’ gesture. Shouldn’t Moses get it right in order to get the result? After all, if you mistype one character in your password there is no mercy from that tech device. The shock

Oh Christian, when we find ourselves bending in that direction, we just need to STOP for communion with our Lord.

Sunday, May 10 was a joyous occasion as we reopened the church building for attendees to worship on-site. Reputable data gathering sources indicate that we have peaked in the upward trend of new cases. Even though the cumulative number of new cases grows, the rate of estimated new cases is declining. We are proceeding with caution. Individuals who are considering returning to church should only do so if they believe that they are well and not an at-risk person. Here is a look at our planned phases of reopening: Phase 1 (May 10): Sunday 11 a.m. & 6 p.m.

Helen Gibson passed away on May 10, 2020