You are invited to get your tickets and join us for Barbecue Dinner Saturday, March 16th from 5:30 PM to 7:00 PM. We’ll have great barbecue with all the fixin’s and testimonies and pictures from our most recent trip to Honduras. You’re going to love the food, the fellowship, and the sharing of our faith.
Tickets are $10.00 and you can get them from Lois Miller, Marsha Williams, or Bill Holmes. The dinner will be in the Fellowship Hall of Laurel Hill United Methodist Church, 1919 New Market Rd, Henrico, VA 23231.
What do the Jewish Passover and Jesus’ last supper have in common? Larry Dubin, with Jews for Jesus, will answer that question as he presents “Christ in the Passover” at Laurel Hill United Methodist Church located at 1919 New Market Road in Varina, VA on Tuesday, March 26th at 7:00 PM.
You’ll gain wonderful insights on how the pieces of God’s plan of salvation fit together, and you’ll remember this visual display of the Passover pageantry for years to come.
Join us for Christ in the Passover: from Egypt to Calvary to what it means for us today. Invite your friends to join us for Christ in the Passover.
There is an old hymn that says, “There’s a royal banner given for display to the soldiers of the King; as an ensign fair we lift it up today, while as ransomed ones we sing. Marching on, marching on, for Christ count everything but loss! And to crown Him King we will toil and sing, ‘neath the banner of the cross.”
The month of March we move beneath the banner of the cross and prepare ourselves for revival. You can begin that preparation as you read our monthly newsletter and check out the calendar for March. See if you are serving as one of our Lay Servants and fully particpate all month long beneath the banner of the cross!
When we were commissioned for our trip to Honduras we received a cross to remember the work of grace that God has wrought and is working in each of our lives. We were told there would come a time on our trip when we would feel led to share our cross with someone. You can read about this and more at www.fobf.org where our own Phil Dean is keeping you informed through a daily journal of our trip.
Yesterday, I gave my cross away. A thirteen year old boy came into our part of the clinic, his body’s posture already marked by the work and responsibility of his life. One friend from my childhood, then others came to mind as I saw this boy stoically sit and prepare to take his medicine.
Though his English and my Spanish was a match, (We both knew almost none.) I asked the translator to ask his grandmother was he a good worker and helper at home. She confirmed my first impression and I shared my cross and the words “let this cross remind you that Jesus is with you and Jesus will keep you strong”.
His hands and particularly his trying-to-heal finger showed the frequent use of the machette – their primary pruning tool. I pray for him, today – Jordin. I pray for him to know the strength of God’s Holy Spirit and the joy of the Lord that dwells within our heart as we love God and are loved by God.
I also got to hold and play with Naomi, a nine month old cutie that was just learning to walk. I’ll admit, she liked my name tag more than me but she reminded me of a certain someone whose initials are A.G. and I had to enjoy being granddaddy again. In other words, I was blessed beyond the blessing we hoped to share through our mission.