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Today's scriptures are Mark 10:46-52
Children's Sunday, Sunday, October 24 2021
The Sermon “Choosing to See” Dr. David Cagle
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A NOTE FROM THE PASTOR
October 14, 2021
“Mimi’s Red Velvet Cake”
Luke 10:25-37
“‘Which of these three do you think was a neighbor…?’ He said,
‘The one who showed mercy.’” (vv. 36-37a)
*Note:
This Sunday will be our Family Friendly Service of Worship. The children of our church will be our liturgists and worship leaders. The past two sermons I have preached have been based upon passages where Jesus emphasized the importance of welcoming children and learning from children. In our congregational survey you, the congregation, emphasized the importance of bringing more children into the church. Folks, this Sunday is one of the most important Sundays of the year. Let us support, encourage, welcome, and learn from our children this Sunday by coming to worship. Please make every effort to be here this Sunday for our Family Friendly Service of Worship.
As further motivation for your attendance this Sunday, my sermon this week is one of my favorites. Kim Row asked me to preach a family-friendly sermon, and I immediately thought of a sermon called “Mimi’s Red Velvet Cake.” It is based upon the Parable of the Good Samaritan. In the sermon, I present a recipe for a full and meaningful life. It is a fun yet challenging sermon. I think you will enjoy it, and I hope to see you this Sunday in worship.
In Christ’s Service,
David Cagle
Interim Pastor
Luke 10:25-37
“‘Which of these three do you think was a neighbor…?’ He said,
‘The one who showed mercy.’” (vv. 36-37a)
*Note:
- Please read the article immediately after my letter regarding the Church Picnic.
- Also, read the article about our Afghan Refugee family.
This Sunday will be our Family Friendly Service of Worship. The children of our church will be our liturgists and worship leaders. The past two sermons I have preached have been based upon passages where Jesus emphasized the importance of welcoming children and learning from children. In our congregational survey you, the congregation, emphasized the importance of bringing more children into the church. Folks, this Sunday is one of the most important Sundays of the year. Let us support, encourage, welcome, and learn from our children this Sunday by coming to worship. Please make every effort to be here this Sunday for our Family Friendly Service of Worship.
As further motivation for your attendance this Sunday, my sermon this week is one of my favorites. Kim Row asked me to preach a family-friendly sermon, and I immediately thought of a sermon called “Mimi’s Red Velvet Cake.” It is based upon the Parable of the Good Samaritan. In the sermon, I present a recipe for a full and meaningful life. It is a fun yet challenging sermon. I think you will enjoy it, and I hope to see you this Sunday in worship.
In Christ’s Service,
David Cagle
Interim Pastor
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Mike Sasser in his support for Greensboro Urban Ministries
Mike Sasser with Isaiah Mickens and Sentellis Cooper at the Thursday mentoring group at Guilford Park Presbyterian Church. "I get so much from being with these young men". Read More |
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