The document summarizes Shardae Jordan's experience attending a Holiness church called United Church of the Living God Pillar and Ground of the Truth. It describes the order of service, which involves singing, scripture reading, prayer, announcements, testimonies, and offering before the sermon. The pastor's sermon focused on not being ashamed of God's word. Overall, Shardae enjoyed the service and found the members to be welcoming.
my life after joining the Unification Communitywinny cayme
This document is a compilation of journals and testimonies from Bishop Winny detailing her journey of faith. Some key points:
- She attended a 4-day Divine Principle seminar in 1987 that changed her life and led her to accept Sun Myung Moon as the Messiah.
- When she told her family and tried to witness to them, they rejected her beliefs and warned her not to join any more seminars. This caused her deep frustration.
- She had a dream about signing a membership form that led her to officially join the Unification Church.
- She experienced struggles with her family who did not approve of or understand her faith, but she remained determined to follow the path she
This document provides updates on several missionaries currently serving in various missions around the world. It includes excerpts from recent letters and emails from Elder Holden Bigelow serving in the Philippines, Hermana Sarah Edwards serving in Mexico, Hermana Kennedy Coley serving in Honduras, Elder Nathan Clark serving in the Philippines, and Elder Alex Berto serving in Wisconsin. The updates discuss their work, experiences, areas of service, language acquisition, and spiritual growth while serving missions.
This document provides updates on several missionaries currently serving in various missions. It mentions that Elder Holden Bigelow is serving in the Philippines and enjoying teaching an investigator family ahead of their baptism. Elder Josh Preston is now serving in his second area in New Jersey with a Peruvian companion and is improving in Spanish. Excerpts from several emails of Hermana Kennedy Coley are included, where she discusses experiences like attending Women's Conference, seeing an investigator progress towards baptism, and feeling the spirit through member support.
In 3 sentences:
The document discusses the author's perspective on altar calls and invitations at the end of church services. The author believes altar calls are unwise for evangelism and that getting saved is not a single momentary response but a process of discipleship. Instead of altar calls, the preacher should preach the whole gospel clearly from the biblical text and call people to repentance and faith, while individual Christians should have discussions with non-believers about the gospel.
The document contains biographical information and testimonies from several Christian pastors from India. It describes their backgrounds growing up in non-Christian families, struggles they faced, how they came to faith in Christianity, and their current ministries planting churches and ministering to communities.
This document provides information about the ministry work of Jon, Donna, and Eli Terpstra in Africa, focusing on Nigeria. Their ministry involves helping others through construction projects like building clinics, renovating churches, and teaching vocational skills. They also do children's ministry, preach, teach Bible studies, and provide support to missionaries working in remote villages. The goal is to serve communities by addressing both physical and spiritual needs.
Take a walk with me in Elbasan, AlbaniaShaun Ninxon
The document provides a glimpse into the author's life as a missionary in Albania. It discusses her work with a puppy she rescued, teaching English lessons, visiting orphans, helping in the local church, encouraging singles, and forming relationships with people to share her faith. The author aims to bring unity among churches and spends time with visitors from abroad while also taking trips. She provides updates on several people she is praying will come to faith.
When someone asked me recently how I came into the fold of Islam, I was taken aback and a bit
surprised. For I have never thought of my coming into Islam as having one critical turning point.
When did I first question Catholicism? When did I first want to become a Muslim? The answers
to these questions and many others require more thought than I could have ever imagined. To
really anwer these questions I have to start at the very beginning so that you understand the point
to where I got in my life that led me to finally accept the truth of Islam. I became a Muslim at the
age of 67, and I thank God that He has blessed me to become a believer in Islam. “Those whom
Allah (in His plan) wills to guide,- He opens their breast to Islam; those whom He wills to
leave straying,- He makes their breast close and constricted, as if they had to climb up to the
skies: thus does Allah (heap) the penalty on those who refuse to believe.” (Quran 6: 125)
my life after joining the Unification Communitywinny cayme
This document is a compilation of journals and testimonies from Bishop Winny detailing her journey of faith. Some key points:
- She attended a 4-day Divine Principle seminar in 1987 that changed her life and led her to accept Sun Myung Moon as the Messiah.
- When she told her family and tried to witness to them, they rejected her beliefs and warned her not to join any more seminars. This caused her deep frustration.
- She had a dream about signing a membership form that led her to officially join the Unification Church.
- She experienced struggles with her family who did not approve of or understand her faith, but she remained determined to follow the path she
This document provides updates on several missionaries currently serving in various missions around the world. It includes excerpts from recent letters and emails from Elder Holden Bigelow serving in the Philippines, Hermana Sarah Edwards serving in Mexico, Hermana Kennedy Coley serving in Honduras, Elder Nathan Clark serving in the Philippines, and Elder Alex Berto serving in Wisconsin. The updates discuss their work, experiences, areas of service, language acquisition, and spiritual growth while serving missions.
This document provides updates on several missionaries currently serving in various missions. It mentions that Elder Holden Bigelow is serving in the Philippines and enjoying teaching an investigator family ahead of their baptism. Elder Josh Preston is now serving in his second area in New Jersey with a Peruvian companion and is improving in Spanish. Excerpts from several emails of Hermana Kennedy Coley are included, where she discusses experiences like attending Women's Conference, seeing an investigator progress towards baptism, and feeling the spirit through member support.
In 3 sentences:
The document discusses the author's perspective on altar calls and invitations at the end of church services. The author believes altar calls are unwise for evangelism and that getting saved is not a single momentary response but a process of discipleship. Instead of altar calls, the preacher should preach the whole gospel clearly from the biblical text and call people to repentance and faith, while individual Christians should have discussions with non-believers about the gospel.
The document contains biographical information and testimonies from several Christian pastors from India. It describes their backgrounds growing up in non-Christian families, struggles they faced, how they came to faith in Christianity, and their current ministries planting churches and ministering to communities.
This document provides information about the ministry work of Jon, Donna, and Eli Terpstra in Africa, focusing on Nigeria. Their ministry involves helping others through construction projects like building clinics, renovating churches, and teaching vocational skills. They also do children's ministry, preach, teach Bible studies, and provide support to missionaries working in remote villages. The goal is to serve communities by addressing both physical and spiritual needs.
Take a walk with me in Elbasan, AlbaniaShaun Ninxon
The document provides a glimpse into the author's life as a missionary in Albania. It discusses her work with a puppy she rescued, teaching English lessons, visiting orphans, helping in the local church, encouraging singles, and forming relationships with people to share her faith. The author aims to bring unity among churches and spends time with visitors from abroad while also taking trips. She provides updates on several people she is praying will come to faith.
When someone asked me recently how I came into the fold of Islam, I was taken aback and a bit
surprised. For I have never thought of my coming into Islam as having one critical turning point.
When did I first question Catholicism? When did I first want to become a Muslim? The answers
to these questions and many others require more thought than I could have ever imagined. To
really anwer these questions I have to start at the very beginning so that you understand the point
to where I got in my life that led me to finally accept the truth of Islam. I became a Muslim at the
age of 67, and I thank God that He has blessed me to become a believer in Islam. “Those whom
Allah (in His plan) wills to guide,- He opens their breast to Islam; those whom He wills to
leave straying,- He makes their breast close and constricted, as if they had to climb up to the
skies: thus does Allah (heap) the penalty on those who refuse to believe.” (Quran 6: 125)
Testimonials - Tweet Your Prayers @TheKotel - User experiencestweetyourprayers
A collection of testimonials and experiences from the users of Tweet Your Prayers (www.tweetyourprayers.org) - the free online service for sending prayers to the Western-Wall in Jerusalem.
Testimonials - Tweet Your Prayers @TheKotel - User experiencestweetyourprayers
A collection of testimonials and experiences from the users of Tweet Your Prayers (www.tweetyourprayers.org) - the free online service for sending prayers to the Western-Wall in Jerusalem.
The testimony of the work of God in the Life of Sr. Annie Poonen
INDEX
1. My Conversion
2. Working With Leprosy Patients
3. My Marriage
4. Baptism In The Holy Spirit
5. My Family Life
6. All Glory To God
7. A Peek Into Annie's Younger Days (Alexander Oommen)
8. Annie - A Perfect Gift From God (Zac Poonen)
9. The Story Of One Mother (A Parable)
10. You Are My Hero (Sanjay Poonen)
11. You Are An Inspiring Example To Me (Kathy Poonen)
12. You Had The Most Impact On My Early Life (Santosh Poonen)
13. You Live Only To Serve Others (Meghan Poonen)
14. The Woman In My Life (An essay by Sandeep Poonen)
15. You Built A Key-Pillar Of My Faith (Sandeep Poonen)
16. You Are Such A Self-Less Person (Laura Poonen)
17. You Are The Biggest Reason I Did Not Stray (Sunil Poonen)
18. Your Sacrificial Love Amazes Me (Anugrah Poonen)
CFC, Christian Fellowship Church, Christian Fellowship Center, Christian Fellowship Centre
The Truth Of Alissa Lynne Iii As I Understand ItAlissa Griffith
As I Understand It, is the fourth book in The Truth of Alissa Lynne books.
This book‟s words are as Sister Alissa Lynne Griffith understands some of
our walk in the Lord.
She is still speaking the truth as it is understood by her, as she looks to give
another way to view some of the things that are important in our lives, or
maybe a refresher for our walk in the Lord.
Come on in and see what the Lord is saying via Sister Alissa Lynne Griffith
This newsletter provides missionary updates from around the world. It includes short reports on the experiences of 14 missionaries serving in missions in Massachusetts, New Zealand, Mississippi, Texas, the Philippines, Idaho, Mexico, Brazil, Mozambique, New Jersey, and Mexico. The missionaries discuss baptisms they've witnessed, lessons they've taught, experiences with investigators, adaptations to new cultures and languages, and personal experiences in their missions.
This document provides a summary of Jonathan Hunt's professional and educational experience. It outlines his work as a missionary in Taiwan from 2002-2004 and as a teaching elder at a church in Wisconsin from 2004-2012. It also lists his more recent roles as a ministerial candidate, intern, and teaching assistant. His education includes degrees from the University of Wisconsin, Northland International University, and Reformed Theological Seminary.
This document provides information about an upcoming watchnight service and baptism at Bethesda Church in Singapore. It includes the date, time and program details for the watchnight service on December 31st. It also provides 18 testimonies from people who will be baptized, describing how they came to faith in Jesus Christ. The testimonies showcase how God brought healing, direction, comfort and salvation to these individuals through different experiences.
This document provides information about an upcoming Watchnight service at Bethesda Church on December 31st from 7pm-8:30pm and 10:15pm-12:10am. It also shares testimonies from 18 individuals who were recently baptized at the church, describing how each came to faith in Jesus Christ. Additionally, it announces the resumption of an on-site Kids for Christ program on January 3rd and provides contact information for the church's services and community groups.
This document provides information about an upcoming Watchnight service at Bethesda Church on December 31st from 7pm-8:30pm and 10:15pm-12:10am. It will include live worship, testimonies from church members, and a countdown to the new year. The document also shares testimonies from 19 people who will be baptized at the church's Christmas baptism in 2020.
1. Several Aglow groups in Latvia have been given buildings to use for their activities, through donations from community members.
2. The groups in Jelgava and Zalite now have dedicated spaces in the center of their cities to hold Bible studies, prayer groups, and distribute humanitarian aid.
3. New Aglow candle-light groups are starting in Iecava, supported by initiatives like the Samaritan Table at church which provides food to those in need.
The document discusses the importance of prioritizing prayer based on the biblical story of Hannah. It encourages making time for prayer daily and praying honestly and specifically from the heart. It suggests dedicating things to God, like Hannah dedicated her son Samuel, and trusting that God will answer prayers in His time. The document also announces a week of prayer and fasting for the church community and provides discussion questions about prayer.
Come And See Him In The Poorest Of The PoorLindaSchaefer
The document discusses Linda's journey to establish the Missionaries of Charity in China by serving the poorest of the poor and seeing Jesus in their eyes, as Mother Teresa did. It describes how Linda was inspired by time spent with Mother Teresa in Kolkata and her example of finding God in serving those most in need.
The document discusses the importance of sincerely meaning the words that are sung in hymns during worship. It notes that it is dishonest to sing words that are not truly meant. The document then lists lyrics from several common hymns and asks the reader to consider if they truly mean what they are singing. It emphasizes that singing should come from the heart and translate into one's conduct.
Abdullah was a devout Muslim man who accepted Islam after witnessing a shopkeeper in Saudi Arabia close his store to pray instead of completing a business transaction. He became a regular at the Tawheed Center mosque in Detroit and helped with various duties, but his strict interpretations sometimes caused conflicts with the mosque director. Over time, through respectful communication, they were able to resolve their differences and Abdullah took on greater responsibilities like leading prayers and delivering khutbas (sermons).
This document provides the program details for the 71st Pastors' Conference of the General Association of Baptists in Kentucky, held from February 9-12 at the Galt House Hotel & Suites in Louisville. The conference will feature classes taught by BUCLC, sermons, lectures, and worship services. Guest preacher Dr. Tellis Chapman and guest lecturer Rev. Christopher Wimberly will present over the course of the event. A variety of auxiliary board meetings and sessions for ministers, wives, and lay leaders are also included in the programming.
This chapter provides a summary of the author's early life from birth through childhood. Some key points:
- She was born in 1968 in Pittsburgh to parents Linda and Walter who married due to an unplanned pregnancy.
- Her parents separated when she was around 2 years old. Her mother remarried when she was 3-4 years old.
- She has memories of happy times living in her first home with her mother, stepfather, and brother before they moved.
- She also recalls being inappropriately touched by her stepfather beginning around age 6, which began a period of molestation.
Mrs Erikawa 23 01 10 Working Toward The Completion Of The Cheon Bok Gung By MrsUnification Movement
The document discusses a speech given by Mrs. Yasue Erikawa at the Headquarters Church in Seoul, Korea on working toward completing the Cheon Bok Gung. Mrs. Erikawa talks about her experience witnessing to communists in Japan for three years despite facing harassment and threats. She is now the chair of the Women's Evangelical Association, which was established last year at the Headquarters Church to develop women leaders within the Unification Church and spread a message of love, compassion, and faith through service. The association has been active in volunteer activities and working closely with Rev. Hyung Jin Moon and Rev. Yeon Ah Lee to fulfill Heaven's will.
Dr. David Owuor is a Kenyan prophet born in 1966 in Siaya, Kenya. He received advanced scientific degrees but felt called by God to preach in 2001. He warns of impending disasters like earthquakes if people do not repent. Owuor travels widely preaching his message of repentance and condemns prosperity gospel. He says God provides for his needs and he does not collect offerings. Owuor chose to remain single to focus on his ministry of following God's directions. He has faced threats but continues preaching that Kenya and its churches must repent to avoid divine punishment.
heaven's visions shown to me that led me to True Parentswinny cayme
This document provides a first-person account of the author's spiritual journey through different religions until finding the Unification Church. Some key points:
- As a student, the author was introduced to the Mormon faith but had a dream telling him "no religion can save you except yourself."
- The author later joined the Collegiate Association for the Research of Principles (CARP) group on campus and was invited to attend a 4-day Divine Principle seminar.
- At the seminar, the author learned about the Principle of Creation, which combined science and religion in a way they had not heard before. This solidified their growing faith.
- By the end of the seminar
This document discusses the pastor's perspective on altar calls and invitations to salvation given at the end of church services. The pastor does not believe altar calls are an effective or wise approach to evangelism for several reasons. First, it can lead people to falsely believe they are saved based on a brief moment of prayer, without sufficient time to test the credibility of their profession of faith. Second, the church service is primarily for believers, not evangelism of non-believers. The pastor believes the best approach is for believers to have gospel conversations with non-believers outside of the church service and allow the Holy Spirit to bring them to salvation.
Tates Creek Christian Church monthly Current for August 2015David Eversole
This document contains information about an upcoming sermon series on prayer at Tates Creek Christian Church. It includes articles from various ministers discussing different aspects of prayer, such as effective prayer requiring confession of sins, prayer being like the prayer of the little boy who asked for a pony, and the example of Nehemiah's powerful prayer. The document also provides the church calendar, schedule, and statistics.
Testimonials - Tweet Your Prayers @TheKotel - User experiencestweetyourprayers
A collection of testimonials and experiences from the users of Tweet Your Prayers (www.tweetyourprayers.org) - the free online service for sending prayers to the Western-Wall in Jerusalem.
Testimonials - Tweet Your Prayers @TheKotel - User experiencestweetyourprayers
A collection of testimonials and experiences from the users of Tweet Your Prayers (www.tweetyourprayers.org) - the free online service for sending prayers to the Western-Wall in Jerusalem.
The testimony of the work of God in the Life of Sr. Annie Poonen
INDEX
1. My Conversion
2. Working With Leprosy Patients
3. My Marriage
4. Baptism In The Holy Spirit
5. My Family Life
6. All Glory To God
7. A Peek Into Annie's Younger Days (Alexander Oommen)
8. Annie - A Perfect Gift From God (Zac Poonen)
9. The Story Of One Mother (A Parable)
10. You Are My Hero (Sanjay Poonen)
11. You Are An Inspiring Example To Me (Kathy Poonen)
12. You Had The Most Impact On My Early Life (Santosh Poonen)
13. You Live Only To Serve Others (Meghan Poonen)
14. The Woman In My Life (An essay by Sandeep Poonen)
15. You Built A Key-Pillar Of My Faith (Sandeep Poonen)
16. You Are Such A Self-Less Person (Laura Poonen)
17. You Are The Biggest Reason I Did Not Stray (Sunil Poonen)
18. Your Sacrificial Love Amazes Me (Anugrah Poonen)
CFC, Christian Fellowship Church, Christian Fellowship Center, Christian Fellowship Centre
The Truth Of Alissa Lynne Iii As I Understand ItAlissa Griffith
As I Understand It, is the fourth book in The Truth of Alissa Lynne books.
This book‟s words are as Sister Alissa Lynne Griffith understands some of
our walk in the Lord.
She is still speaking the truth as it is understood by her, as she looks to give
another way to view some of the things that are important in our lives, or
maybe a refresher for our walk in the Lord.
Come on in and see what the Lord is saying via Sister Alissa Lynne Griffith
This newsletter provides missionary updates from around the world. It includes short reports on the experiences of 14 missionaries serving in missions in Massachusetts, New Zealand, Mississippi, Texas, the Philippines, Idaho, Mexico, Brazil, Mozambique, New Jersey, and Mexico. The missionaries discuss baptisms they've witnessed, lessons they've taught, experiences with investigators, adaptations to new cultures and languages, and personal experiences in their missions.
This document provides a summary of Jonathan Hunt's professional and educational experience. It outlines his work as a missionary in Taiwan from 2002-2004 and as a teaching elder at a church in Wisconsin from 2004-2012. It also lists his more recent roles as a ministerial candidate, intern, and teaching assistant. His education includes degrees from the University of Wisconsin, Northland International University, and Reformed Theological Seminary.
This document provides information about an upcoming watchnight service and baptism at Bethesda Church in Singapore. It includes the date, time and program details for the watchnight service on December 31st. It also provides 18 testimonies from people who will be baptized, describing how they came to faith in Jesus Christ. The testimonies showcase how God brought healing, direction, comfort and salvation to these individuals through different experiences.
This document provides information about an upcoming Watchnight service at Bethesda Church on December 31st from 7pm-8:30pm and 10:15pm-12:10am. It also shares testimonies from 18 individuals who were recently baptized at the church, describing how each came to faith in Jesus Christ. Additionally, it announces the resumption of an on-site Kids for Christ program on January 3rd and provides contact information for the church's services and community groups.
This document provides information about an upcoming Watchnight service at Bethesda Church on December 31st from 7pm-8:30pm and 10:15pm-12:10am. It will include live worship, testimonies from church members, and a countdown to the new year. The document also shares testimonies from 19 people who will be baptized at the church's Christmas baptism in 2020.
1. Several Aglow groups in Latvia have been given buildings to use for their activities, through donations from community members.
2. The groups in Jelgava and Zalite now have dedicated spaces in the center of their cities to hold Bible studies, prayer groups, and distribute humanitarian aid.
3. New Aglow candle-light groups are starting in Iecava, supported by initiatives like the Samaritan Table at church which provides food to those in need.
The document discusses the importance of prioritizing prayer based on the biblical story of Hannah. It encourages making time for prayer daily and praying honestly and specifically from the heart. It suggests dedicating things to God, like Hannah dedicated her son Samuel, and trusting that God will answer prayers in His time. The document also announces a week of prayer and fasting for the church community and provides discussion questions about prayer.
Come And See Him In The Poorest Of The PoorLindaSchaefer
The document discusses Linda's journey to establish the Missionaries of Charity in China by serving the poorest of the poor and seeing Jesus in their eyes, as Mother Teresa did. It describes how Linda was inspired by time spent with Mother Teresa in Kolkata and her example of finding God in serving those most in need.
The document discusses the importance of sincerely meaning the words that are sung in hymns during worship. It notes that it is dishonest to sing words that are not truly meant. The document then lists lyrics from several common hymns and asks the reader to consider if they truly mean what they are singing. It emphasizes that singing should come from the heart and translate into one's conduct.
Abdullah was a devout Muslim man who accepted Islam after witnessing a shopkeeper in Saudi Arabia close his store to pray instead of completing a business transaction. He became a regular at the Tawheed Center mosque in Detroit and helped with various duties, but his strict interpretations sometimes caused conflicts with the mosque director. Over time, through respectful communication, they were able to resolve their differences and Abdullah took on greater responsibilities like leading prayers and delivering khutbas (sermons).
This document provides the program details for the 71st Pastors' Conference of the General Association of Baptists in Kentucky, held from February 9-12 at the Galt House Hotel & Suites in Louisville. The conference will feature classes taught by BUCLC, sermons, lectures, and worship services. Guest preacher Dr. Tellis Chapman and guest lecturer Rev. Christopher Wimberly will present over the course of the event. A variety of auxiliary board meetings and sessions for ministers, wives, and lay leaders are also included in the programming.
This chapter provides a summary of the author's early life from birth through childhood. Some key points:
- She was born in 1968 in Pittsburgh to parents Linda and Walter who married due to an unplanned pregnancy.
- Her parents separated when she was around 2 years old. Her mother remarried when she was 3-4 years old.
- She has memories of happy times living in her first home with her mother, stepfather, and brother before they moved.
- She also recalls being inappropriately touched by her stepfather beginning around age 6, which began a period of molestation.
Mrs Erikawa 23 01 10 Working Toward The Completion Of The Cheon Bok Gung By MrsUnification Movement
The document discusses a speech given by Mrs. Yasue Erikawa at the Headquarters Church in Seoul, Korea on working toward completing the Cheon Bok Gung. Mrs. Erikawa talks about her experience witnessing to communists in Japan for three years despite facing harassment and threats. She is now the chair of the Women's Evangelical Association, which was established last year at the Headquarters Church to develop women leaders within the Unification Church and spread a message of love, compassion, and faith through service. The association has been active in volunteer activities and working closely with Rev. Hyung Jin Moon and Rev. Yeon Ah Lee to fulfill Heaven's will.
Dr. David Owuor is a Kenyan prophet born in 1966 in Siaya, Kenya. He received advanced scientific degrees but felt called by God to preach in 2001. He warns of impending disasters like earthquakes if people do not repent. Owuor travels widely preaching his message of repentance and condemns prosperity gospel. He says God provides for his needs and he does not collect offerings. Owuor chose to remain single to focus on his ministry of following God's directions. He has faced threats but continues preaching that Kenya and its churches must repent to avoid divine punishment.
heaven's visions shown to me that led me to True Parentswinny cayme
This document provides a first-person account of the author's spiritual journey through different religions until finding the Unification Church. Some key points:
- As a student, the author was introduced to the Mormon faith but had a dream telling him "no religion can save you except yourself."
- The author later joined the Collegiate Association for the Research of Principles (CARP) group on campus and was invited to attend a 4-day Divine Principle seminar.
- At the seminar, the author learned about the Principle of Creation, which combined science and religion in a way they had not heard before. This solidified their growing faith.
- By the end of the seminar
This document discusses the pastor's perspective on altar calls and invitations to salvation given at the end of church services. The pastor does not believe altar calls are an effective or wise approach to evangelism for several reasons. First, it can lead people to falsely believe they are saved based on a brief moment of prayer, without sufficient time to test the credibility of their profession of faith. Second, the church service is primarily for believers, not evangelism of non-believers. The pastor believes the best approach is for believers to have gospel conversations with non-believers outside of the church service and allow the Holy Spirit to bring them to salvation.
Tates Creek Christian Church monthly Current for August 2015David Eversole
This document contains information about an upcoming sermon series on prayer at Tates Creek Christian Church. It includes articles from various ministers discussing different aspects of prayer, such as effective prayer requiring confession of sins, prayer being like the prayer of the little boy who asked for a pony, and the example of Nehemiah's powerful prayer. The document also provides the church calendar, schedule, and statistics.
The document provides details about the author's experiences serving as a missionary in Los Cedros, Honduras. They have been staying with the family of the local pastor, helping with youth group, teaching English at the local school, and taking on the role of youth pastor. The author discusses building relationships with the pastor's family and youth, leading Bible studies, introducing worship music, helping with translation work, and collaborating with other mission teams. Their goal is to help the youth deepen their faith and understanding of God's love and grace.
This document is a newsletter from the First United Methodist Church of North Hollywood providing information to its congregation. It discusses guidelines that must be followed for the church to reopen for in-person worship services, including getting approval from the annual conference, pastor, and district superintendent. It also promotes the church's online worship services and sermon series focusing on themes of hope and faith. The pastor's article discusses stripping away performance elements in worship to focus on bringing offerings to God from the heart.
Rachele Barr gives the student speech at the 2008 graduation of Western Bible College. She discusses how she chose Western Bible College after researching various colleges' mission statements and finding that Western Bible's commitment to preparing students in a Spirit-driven environment aligned with her goals. At Western Bible College, Rachele found classes where the Holy Spirit's presence was evident and her faith was challenged and directed towards God's plan. She thanks all who supported the college and encouraged the students. Rachele reflects on lessons learned about herself and her calling through her studies at Western Bible College to be a missionary.
The document provides the financial report from April 2010 for Rivers of Joy Baptist Church. It reported $2,230.46 in income for April and $493.50 in spending. It also includes announcements about various church activities and issues including a prayer request for a missionary in need of heart surgery.
James struggled for years trying to change through the Catholic Church but kept sinning. He began reading the Bible on his own and attending a Methodist church, where he heard the Gospel message and began to understand salvation. Though he didn't have a clear moment of conversion, Marianna's testimony helped him realize it likely occurred in 1977-1978 at a Christian dinner. James now understands salvation is an event, not a process, and he has grown in his faith since that time.
The Easter retreat saw a different atmosphere this year. On Holy Thursday, the venue was cleaned by Pastor Miriam and volunteers. On Good Friday morning, participants gathered at 6:30am, with the first bus carrying older women led by Mama Akos. The second bus left at 8:00am with other groups. Though the driver tried to arrive before the Bishop, the Bishop came two minutes after them at 11:00am. Participants found the older women singing and led by Hagar and Mama Akos. The retreat was a blessing, with meaningful messages and insights into scripture presented each day. Participants felt the strong presence of God and left feeling educated by the Holy Spirit.
The Personal Testimony of James Eugene Barbush, April 21, 2021JAMES EUGENE BARBUSH
James struggled for years trying to change through the Catholic Church but found no lasting change. He began reading the Bible on his own and attending a Methodist church where he heard the Gospel message. This led him to accept Jesus Christ as his savior, realizing his salvation was an event not a process. He was married in the Methodist church and has since pursued Bible study and serving God.
The document provides a guide for Spiritual Emphasis Month activities at Family Christian Center in January 2024. It encourages daily challenges like prayer, Bible reading, fasting and inviting others to church. There is a Bible reading challenge to read the Gospel of John in the month. Members are asked to fast and pray on Fridays and participate in weekly discipleship and prayer meetings. The goal is to draw closer to God through spiritual disciplines and community during the month.
This document provides updates on several missionaries currently serving in various missions. It lists the names and locations of 10 missionaries currently serving. It then provides more detailed updates on the experiences and work of Elders Bigelow, Preston, and Sister Coley, including experiences they've had, people they are teaching, and growth in their testimonies.
Tates Creek Christian Church Current for February 2017tatescreek
This document is the February 2017 newsletter from Tates Creek Christian Church in Lexington, Kentucky. It includes articles from several of the church ministers discussing various topics related to church health and spiritual vitality, including transitions in life, checking vital signs, the importance of love, putting problems in perspective, and the need for regular spiritual checkups. It also advertises upcoming church events in February and includes the church's contact information, mission statement, and schedule of services.
Prayer is an important part of the Christian faith. There are many ways to pray, including praise, meditation, contemplation, and intercession. The Nicene Creed outlines core Christian beliefs about God as Trinity. Prayer can be personal and come from the heart, or involve scripture, music, candles, and icons to aid different forms of prayer like meditation and contemplation. Maintaining a prayer life takes commitment but benefits one's relationship with God.
This document provides tips for leading all-age worship services that are inclusive of people of all ages. It discusses preparing an welcoming and participatory environment, starting the service well with a greeting or prayer, using varied elements like music, drama, and movement, explaining key parts of a typical service, and ending positively by sending people out to live out their faith. The goal is for all ages to understand and engage in worship together.
This document provides information about events and activities at the First Baptist Church of Franklinton located in Louisiana. It includes contact information for the church, a schedule of Sunday services and activities, and information about upcoming events. The pastor discusses his focus on discipleship and accountability. He describes a successful small group study for young men and invites others to join discipleship groups. Information is also provided about a senior adult revival week and the new youth Sunday school curriculum starting in May about defining purity through the gospel.
My Personal Testimony - James Eugene Barbush - March 11, 2024JAMES EUGENE BARBUSH
THE PERSONAL TESTIMONY OF James Eugene Barbush
“The Transition from Confusion to Enlightenment”
When Did Salvation Come or Me?
This answers that question.
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Notebook
1. Shardae Jordan
Professor Gill
Journal 1
I attended a Holiness church this week. The church is called United Church of the
living God Pillar and Ground of the Truth. The service starts off with Devotion. A deacon
sings a couple of songs. After a couple of songs the deacon reads a scripture from the bible.
After the scripture the congregation sings a couple more songs. After the songs the deacon
prays. Then the congregations sings a couple more songs. The pastor then gives the
announcements to the congregation. The announcements consists of the events going on in
the church such as when bible study is and the schedule of the church. After the pastor
gives the announcements the congregation sings a couple more songs. The deacon then
opens testimony service. Everyone that has a testimony tells it. After testimony the deacon
raises the general offering. After the offering is collected the deacon prays over the
offering.
The congregation then sings a song. After the congregations sings a song the pastor
steps up to talk. Before the pastor begins to preach he asks a young lady to come up and
sing a song. The lady comes up and sing her son. The pastor then begins to preach. This
2. particular Sunday was the first Sunday of the month. They call this Sunday pastor’s day. The
pastor went on preaching and when he finished he had the deacons get the table reading
for communion. While that is happening he asks another minister to read a scripture from
the bible. The minster does as the pastors says. After the reading the deacons pass out the
bread and juice. The pastor past out bread and juice to a select few. The pastor then prays
over the bread and juice. Before anyone eat the bread or drink the juice the pastor tells
everyone to examine themselves for a few seconds and then they all eat the bread and
drink the wine. After everyone is finished the pastor and the minsters sing a song and line
up to shake everyone’s hand. Then service is dismissed. Overall, I really enjoyed the service.
The members were awesome and welcoming to new guest. They blessed me with their
kindness and I really enjoyed it. The church is very loving and open to new people.
3. Shardae Jordan
Professor Gill
Passage 2
I attended United Church of the Living God Pillar and Ground of the Truth again this
week. This week was the third Sunday. In this church music is very important. This Sunday
was third Sunday and it was women day. The women lead devotion this Sunday and
preached this day. The songs I hear were all upbeat and uplifting. They would sing songs
and play music for hours at this church. But for the most part all of the music was upbeat. I
thought that was very interesting. At my church which is a Baptist church the music is
upbeat sometimes but sometimes the music is not upbeat it has a slow melody.
I enjoyed the music it was a nice experience. They had drum players and pianist all in
the church. At my church we don’t really have musician everything is mostly acapella. I
trying to learn how to play the piano so I can play for my church. For the most part I have it
down I just need to gain confidence in my ability. I look forward to playing for my church
4. one day soon. I believe this church have upbeat music because they believe that you can’t
praise the lord with music that’s not upbeat.
I actually enjoyed the upbeat tempo it was very exciting. He made the environment
fun and inviting. I loved singing along to songs I knew. I even got to play the tambourine. I
will definitely visit this church even when I’m finished with this class.
5. Shardae Jordan
Professor Gill
Passage 3
I attended the Holiness church again this week. The church is called United Church of the
living God Pillar and Ground of the Truth. The church members are conversing before the
service starts. All hear is everyone laughing and having a good time. It was nice seeing them
so happy while talking with each other. Everyone there have great relationships with each
other. The service starts off with Devotion. A deacon sings a couple of songs. After a couple
of songs the deacon reads a scripture from the bible. After the scripture the congregation
sings a couple more songs. After the songs the deacon prays. Then the congregations sings
a couple more songs. The pastor then gives the announcements to the congregation. The
announcements consists of the events going on in the church such as when bible study is
and the schedule of the church. After the pastor gives the announcements the congregation
sings a couple more songs. The deacon then opens testimony service. Everyone that has a
6. testimony tells it. After testimony the deacon raises the general offering. After the offering
is collected the deacon prays over the offering.
The congregation then sings a song. After the congregations sings a song the pastor
steps up to talk. Before the pastor begins to preach he asks that same young lady to come
up and sing a song. The lady comes up and sing her song a she blows the crowd away. She
has an amazing voice. The songs she sings are always uplifting and upbeat. I really stress
that this church knows how to keep the service going with the upbeat music. The pastor
then begins to preach. This particular Sunday was the fifth Sunday of the month. This
Sunday the pastor gave the message. The message was on not being ashamed of the word
of God. The people responded well to the message. They were shouting and speaking in
tongue. It was an amazing sight to see. I really enjoyed the message. I love to hear the
upbeat songs at this church. Singing along is also amazing I just really enjoyed myself there.
Overall, I enjoyed the church service.
7. Shardae Jordan
Professor Gill
Passage 4
I really enjoyed the service at the church this week. The message impacted me
greatly. I learned a lot this week from the lesson. The pastor went through the verses and
made everything very clear. The lesson was about creation. The preacher was talking about
how God created everything. He created any and everything we think of. He also talked
about how everything on this earth has a specific purpose. Most people don’t know that
everything in this earth was created for a specific purpose. I learned so much from the
message. I do believe that the message accurately reflect the scripture cited.
This message didn’t challenge me it actually uplift me. I got a better understanding
on creation. Also reading the books from class also helped learn a little more about
creation. I am grateful for all of the resources I have for learning the word of God. Coming
to Cal Baptist has changed my life tremendously. I have learned so much from this class. I
8. look forward to taking more bible classes because want to be advanced in the Lord’s word. I
hope I can pass on the good news to as many people as possible.
9. Shardae Jordan
Professor Gill
2 Timothy 3:14-17
In 2 Timothy 3:14-17 the passage informs our doctrine in the bible. Verse 14 says,
“But Continue thou in the things which thou hast learned and hast been assured of,
knowing of whom thou hast learned them”. This verse is telling us to firmly believe in the
word of God. Continue to listen to him and learn from him. Lean and depend on our father
for our understanding. Don’t stray away stay with God. It is he that will lead you to eternal
life.
Verse 15 says, “And that from child hast known the Holy Scriptures, which are able
to make thee wise unto salvation through faith which is in Christ Jesus”. This verse is saying
that we have known Holy Scriptures since we were young children. We should stick to those
scriptures. These scriptures will make us was and bring us to Christ which is salvation. We
need to continue to live by these scriptures and stay on the right track.
10. Verse 16 says, “All scripture is given by inspiration of God, and is profitable for
doctrine, for reproof, for correction, for instruction in righteousness”. Every scripture that
was ever written was inspired by God. He approves of ever message in the bible. These
scriptures will help us live out Gods doctrine for us. The scriptures will help us correct our
mistakes. The scripture also give instructions to the righteous.
Verse 17 says, “That the man of God may be perfect, thoroughly furnished unto all
good works”. Meaning that scriptures will lead the man of God to be perfect. We will have
everything we need to please God because scriptures gives us instructions on how to do
this. We must live my every word of God.
11. Shardae Jordan
Professor Gill
Beliefs
My beliefs greatly affected my behavior. My beliefs taught me to be loving and kind
to everyone. I know that every day people face their own battles and struggles just like I do.
That’s why I made a vow to be kind to everyone I come in contact with. We don’t know
what people go through in their daily lives. Sometimes I have the inability to say no. When I
see someone in need I can’t help but try my best to fix their problem. I’m always willing to
help people with their issues. I go out of my way to help others. My beliefs have made me a
patient person. I often get everything I want because I have patience. I don’t react on
impulse. I think things through before I act on them. I try to live a holly life. My goal is to
please God and I try my best every day. Sure are times when I fall short but for the most
part I try to make God Proud. I think I do make God proud at time because of the lifestyle I
choose to live. I’m grateful for having a family that raised me in the church. I needed a
12. strong foundation like that to carry me through life. In this big and crazy world having God
in your background, foreground, and horizon is the very best thing to have.
I go to church every Sunday because of my beliefs. I want to better myself so that I
can bring forth good fruit. I strive to make others love God as much as I do. I believe that if
people see all of the marvelous thing God do in my life they will want to start following him
and leave their wicked ways.
Of the disciplines we read about in Whitney and Bridges I would choose to cultivate bible
intake in my life. Although I already read my bible I probably don’t read it as much as I
should. I think reading the bible is very important. You can’t tell about the word of God if
you don’t know it. I would go about doing this by at least reading a complete thought from
my bible every day. I do believe that my ways correspond to the ways in the bibles. Overall,
I love God and I hope to make him proud.
13. Shardae Jordan
Professor Gill
Genesis 1-3
The first three chapters of Genesis talks about the creation (the rise of mankind) and
the fall of mankind. In the beginning God created heaven and earth. He created light and
day and night. He also created land and sea. Then he made vegetation and plants. And then
he made all living creatures. Then God made man in his image. God created man in his
image to glorify him. His desire for us to glorify him is far greater than his desire of our
salvation. The reason God created man was for man to lift him up and glorify him.
The fall of mankind came from the first sin. The first sin was when Adam and Eve and
eve ate from the tree in the midst of the garden. God instructed them to not eat from that
tree. The serpent tempted Eve and Eve tempted Adam. They disobeyed the first rule God
had given them.
These chapters are foundational for a Christian worldview. God created heaven and
earth, then he created man in his image man fell by doing the first sin. Our whole purpose is
14. to glorify God and live for him and when we don’t that saddens God. I believe that God
created us to please him and when we don’t do that we disappoint him. This doesn’t lessen
his love for us but it does disappoint him nonetheless. My goal is to live for God and be
someone he is proud of.
15. Shardae Jordan
Professor Gill
Matthew 5-7
I actually love the book of Matthew it’s my favorite book in the whole bible.
And the whole chapter of Matthew 7 is my favorite book in the bible. This chapter is the
first chapter that I actually understood. My grandfather would preach on this chapter very
often and it wasn’t until years later that it clicked. I finally figured out what it was all about.
I love all of the red in this chapter. I like reading the words that Christ himself sad.
I also love chapter six because I love the Lord’s Prayer. This prayer has helped
me through a lot. I always refer back to this prayer through good and bad times in my life. I
was actually excited about reading these chapters again because I find the book of Matthew
very interesting. Matthew 7 taught me not to judge. I learned a lot from this chapter. It also
taught me to be aware of people that say they love God but on the inside they have hate in
their heart. Overall, I really enjoyed reading this chapter and I learned a great amount.
16. Shardae Jordan
Professor Gill
Philippians 2
In Philippians 2:5-11 Paul relates to the instruction of the church of Philippi. In verse
five it states, “Let this mind be in you, which was also in Christ Jesus”. He is saying
transform your mind and become one with Christ. Start thinking like Christ and change your
way of life. Change the way you view things become humble and change our negative
thoughts. We should change how we think so we can be closer to God. Often times we are
all about our self and try to do things to better ourselves but never think about others.
In verse six it says, “Who being in the form of God, thought it not robbery to be
equal with God”. Though Christ is mighty he stays humble. He cream of the crop but he
doesn’t gloat about it. He humbles himself. It’s easier to convert people into believer if
you’re kind and down to earth. When you think you’re mightier than everyone you make
people see you in a negative light.
17. In verse seven it says, “But made himself of no reputation, and took upon him the
form of a servant, and was made in the likeness of men”. Meaning though he is almighty he
didn’t flaunt his reputation. He made himself humble and a servant unto man. Christ used
great discipline to humble himself even though he is almighty. In verse eight it says, “And
being found in fashion as a man, he humbled himself, and became obedient unto death,
even the death of the cross”. Meaning he humbled himself and died on the cross to save us
from our sins. Because of his great obedience God gave him a great name and every man,
woman, boy and girl shall bow to him and confess that he is lord.
18. Shardae Jordan
Professor Gill
Psalms 14
The fool doesn’t believe in God therefore they live with corrupt behavior. Their
relationship the beliefs and behaviors are alike. They do abominable works in the sight of
God because they don’t seek to please him. The righteous are the exact opposite of the
fool. They seek to please God and When they don’t they change their ways in order to so.
But the fool seek to corrupt the world and have others join in with them. The righteous seek
to please God and have others join in with them. The fools don’t seek God in fact they do
the exact opposite.