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Crews with the Plano Fire Department spent the late morning and early afternoon battling smoke and flames at the First Assembly of God Church, near the corner of P Avenue and 14th Street.

Deserving families are invited to this special drive-thru event so guests will not have to exit their vehicles.

The Church of The Living God, Hyattsville, MD. 271 likes · 61 talking about this · 329 were here. Pentecostal Church

Eric Church was in St. Louis and he puts on an amazing show!

Liturgy Call to Worship: Mark 9:7 Congregational Song #1: Come Behold the Wondrous Mystery Congregational Song #2: And Can it Be Confession of Sin: Mark 12:28-34 Assurance of Pardon: John 17:1-3 Congregational Song #3: The Deep Deep Love of Jesus Congregational Song #4: All Glory be to Christ Pastoral Prayer Offertory/Giving: (children ages 3-5 years are dismissed to Children’s Church) Sermon Congregational Song…

Incoming national representative Mike Hess shared from 1 Timothy 3:14–16 Thursday morning. “Just as Jesus reveals who the Father is, the church reveals who Jesus ...

PORTLAND, Ore. – What’s the way forward for the Presbyterian Church (U.S.A.)? The 2016 General Assembly voted June 23 to move in two ways to try to figure that out. It decided to: Create a 2020 Vision Team to develop a “guiding statement” for the PC(USA) – putting together a big-thinking team that would be asked to set a new vision for the denomination by 2020. That new guiding statement “will help us to name and claim our denominational identity as we seek…

Millenials want customized, personal experiences at their church. The one size fits all Sunday sermon doesn't connect with them
As a 25 yr old, I agree. Many of my own friends don't attend mass. They're not leaving the church, they just don't want to get up and go on Sunday. I feel it's not so much about people being "fake", but that their church experience isn't being customized. I think the only way forward to capture young people's interest is to make that…

In previous installments of this series, we’ve been considering “what God requires of the church.” Here’s the series so far, in case you missed any of it: 1. Individualism vs. Christ 2. The Ordinary Means of Grace 3. Participation 4. Evangelism and Missions In this post, we’ll examine what the Bible teaches us about the time of public worship. …

President, Harvest USA As the Supreme Court struck down the 1996 Defense of Marriage Act and the referendum of Proposition 8 in California, it certainly seems that the tide of our culture will con…

Let us seize the opportunities that our diversity brings by joyfully, graciously and honestly working together through the challenges of cross-cultural missions.

The church of today is not great at at giving.
This isn’t exactly news. But it is a statistical fact:
- Tithers make up only 10-25 percent of a normal congregation.
- Only 5 percent of the U.S. tithes, with 80 percent of Americans only giving 2 percent of their income.
- Christians are only

The people of The United Methodist Church are putting our faith in action by making disciples of Jesus Christ for the transformation of the world.

The world advocates for difference, or diversity, now more than ever before. Diversity is lovely because variety is beautiful. Difference is entertaining and, for the expansion of the mind, necessary.

Speak: Week 1 - Pastor Kevin Kringel January 11, 2015 www.lifechurchag.com Copyrighted by Life Church Assembly of God

This past weekend I spent sometime with my two-year old niece. We had an enjoyable day of exploring the King of Prussia Mall and I discovered quickly that she had the “shopping gene.” Throughout our time together, she constantly asked me one question: “Why?” The question became so frequent, that I began replying to her question with the same question and she would simply smile and then ask “Why” again. This conversation between an Uncle and his niece started me thinking about when…

The Church is a cross-section of our culture and unfortunately, this institution is not immune to the powerful, dysfunctional personality disorder that allows a narcissist to thrive. In fact, some churches may even have a hand in giving this dysfunction an avenue to express itself in the worst ways
A lack of checks and balances
Narcissists seek positions of power and influence. And once they have…