Rev. Dr. Gwen Andrews offered the message based on Acts 2:42-47. The early church offered us a blueprint of what church should look like as a people who devoted themselves to the apostle’s teaching, prayer, sharing meals together and sharing what they had with eachother. In the church today, we are called together to the vows of prayer, presence, gifts and service.
Rev. Jim Melson offered the message based on Luke 20. This passage focuses on the resurrection and what that means in our lives as followers of Christ. The service can be seen here and on our Facebook live site.
Rev. Jeff Mickle offered the message for our homecoming service, the celebration of Belmont’s 70th anniversary. Jeff spoke to us about the story of “The Good Samaritan” found in Luke 10:25-37. The message challenged all of us to “Do Love”. Love is action and the call for us is to live into this by bringing healing and transformation to others. Mark Blankenship led the choir in music. MaryKaye Cochran offered a solo for us. The service can be seen here…
Come join us as we celebrate 70 years of ministry on October 12th at 11:00 AM. Rev. Jeff Mickle will be preaching. Jeff served at Belmont for many years and was instrumental in leading the church into the future with the food pantry, the diversity of the congregation and our racial reconcilation work. A great meal will follow the service.
The service for October 5th focused on Paul letter to Timothy where he encourages Timothy to live into what God called him to do. Paul encourages both Timothy and all of us to remember that we have the power of God, the love of God and self-discipline to be all that God called us to be. Pastor Larry offered the message and Mark Blankenship led the choir in music.
On September 14th, Rev. Marie Misiaszek offered the message based on Luke 15:1-10. This is the story of the shepherd who went looking for the one lost sheep and the story of the woman who lost a coin. When they found the sheep and coin, there was much rejoicing. In the same way, we can know that God is pursuing us and that there is much rejoicing in heaven when we are found. Marie Coone served as worship leader and…
The worship service for August 31st focused on the charge that we all have to love one another through action. Love is a verb and requires that we make a difference in the world that we live in through action. Rev. Larry Cochran offered the message based on Hebrews 13:1-8, 15-16. Mark Blankenship led the choir in music. The service can be seen here and on our Facebook Live site.
On this Pentecost Sunday, the worship service focused on the Holy Spirit. We looked at how the Holy Spirit works in our lives to help us be the people God created us to be. Rev. Larry Cochran offered the message based on Acts 2:1-21. Raquan Williams offered a solo titled, “Let There Be Peace on Earth”. Mark Blankenship led the choir in music.
On this first sunday of June, the worship service focused on unity, how Jesus calls us to be one in Christ so that people will believe that the Father sent Jesus to us. Rev. Larry Cochran offered the message based on John 17:20-26. Mark Blankenship led the choir in music.
On this memorial day weekend, the worship service focused on the passage from John 14:23-29. Rev. Larry Cochran offered the message that challenged us to remember how God has been working in our lives and the plans he has for each one of us. Brad Berkley led the choir in music. Marina Keyvellou offered her testimony and shared a solo for us.
