2024Â Church Theme: "Committment" Commit to thel Lord whatever you do, and he will establish your plans Proverbs 16:3
EDUCATION DEPARTMENT
Deacon Abram Howze
EDUCATION DEPARTMENT SUPERINTENDENT
Kicole S. Hunter, MS
ADULT SUPERINTENDENT
Minister Larry Barcus
ADULT ASSISTANT SUPERINTENDENT
Loretta Hansbrew
YOUTH SUPERINTENDENT
Carolyn StovallÂ
YOUTH ASSISTANT SUPERINTENDENT
Daisy Coleman-Connor
NEW MEMBERS CLASSES
CHURCH SCHOOL TEACHERS
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Shirley Clark
Ernestine Ulmer
Carolyn Stovall
Minister Larry Barcus
Tommie Moffett
All clergy and members working directly with children must have updated ACT 34 clearances and Mandated Reporter Training.
How to read the bible....
Bible versions
There are many different versions of the bible. One of the earliest translations to English was the King James Version (KJV) of the Bible. Other versions are the New Living Translation (NLT), or a study Bible in the English Standard Version (ESV) or New International Version (NIV).
Where do I start reading?
That's the first question for new and older Christians. A good place to start is with one of the four books of the Gospel (Matthew, Mark, Luke, and John).
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Looking up a Verse by Number
Identify the book of the verse. After the book name, you’ll see two numbers. The first number is the chapter. For example, in "Genesis 37–50", "37" is the chapter number and "50" is the verse.
Now what....How to read the Bible?
Ask God to help you understand His Word. Ask God to use His Word to teach you, to guide you and to remove all the distractions away from you. Then seal it with "In your son Jesus name".
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Pray first.
Read the Bible.
Study the Bible.
Take notes (you can write, highlight, underline scriptures in your Bible).
Memorize the Bible.
Meditate on the Bible.
Scripture Reading
Sermon Scripture: Luke 15:11-32 NIV
Sermon Theme: "How Should We Pray"
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How to search the bible to find scriptures:
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Luke Chapter 15 verses 11 thru 32
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Don't forget to bring your Bibles.
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Bible Reading Plan
