TUESDAY -SATURDAY
9 A.M. TO 2 P.M.
PRICING:
CARS $7.00 W/DETAILING $10.00
TRUCKS $10.00 W/DETAILING $15.00
GIFTS OF LIFE MINISTRIES
1542 JACKSON AVENUE
MEMPHIS, TENNESSEE 38108
(901) 272-7337
Tuesday, May 29, 2012
LUNCH PLATE TUESDAY'S FUNDRAISER FOR G'LIFE'S SUMMER CAMP 2012
LUNCH PLATE
TUESDAY, JUNE 5TH, 2012
11 A.M. – 1:30 P.M.
$8.00
THIS WEEK’S MENU:
HAMBURGER STEAK AND ONIONS
MASHED POTATOES W/GRAVY
FRIED OKRA
CORN
PINTO BEANS
BEVERAGE
DESSERT
GIFTS OF LIFE MINISTRIES
1542 JACKSON AVENUE
MEMPHIS, TN. 38107
*CALL IN ORDERS: (901)-272-7337
WALK-INS WELCOME!!!!
*PROCEEDS TO SUPPORT GLIFE’S SUMMER CAMP!!!!
GLIFE MINISTRIES JUNE 3RD- JUNE 9TH ANNOUNCEMENTS
**Announcements must be submitted to Minister Bernestine Sanders no later than Wednesday evening at 10:00 pm @ bernsanders@att.net or 730-0155.
Please contact the church office to select dates for any ministry activity. YOU MUST BE ON THE CALENDAR TO HAVE AN EVENT. Please schedule your event during the times in which the building is open.
If you are in need of a van ride to church on Sunday mornings, please call CaSandra Hall at (901) 859-5922 by Thursday night at 9:00 pm.
The Young Masters are looking for a few good adults who are interested in seeing young people succeed to join the BPC "BOOSTERS & PARENTS CLUB" The BPC will be committed to providing support to the Young Masters as well as all young people within their reach. Please call Rev. Glenn Carter-Ministry Leader 272-7337 or Alonzo Gwynn & Alphonzo Gwynn-Coaches. The Young Masters is a ministry designed to teach young people about the word of God through basketball and caring. Sports and athletics teach kids about the discipline and control needed in everyday life as well as when they are in friendly competition.
Election 2012 is approaching quickly. TN law now requires you to have State/Federal issued ID in order to cast your vote. If you don't have ID, please begin the process now... If you have any questions, please see First Lady Lisa Jones Johnson.
The Klondike Smokey City CDC receives job posting on a regular basis. These job listings will be posted on the Bulletin Board in the Fellowship Hall. For more information, please contact Quincey Morris at the Klondike Smokey City Resource Center, 901-527-9491.
The new job listings are posted on the Bulletin Board in the Fellowship Hall.
Get Ready for SUGAH Retreat, July 14th Registration begins @ 9:30am Rev. Dr. Rosalyn Nichols, will be our Unity Speakers- "Sisters Gone Wild, Seeking Wisdom"
THE FIRST SUNDAY of every month is "DRESS UP SUNDAY!!!!! Pastor Johnson would like for everyone to DRESS IN THEIR SUNDAY'S BEST!!!!"
SUMMER CAMP FUNDRAISER, LUNCH PLATES, TUESDAY, JUNE 5, 2012, 11 A.M. TO 1:30 P.M., $8.00. ALL PLATES INCLUDE: Hamburger steak, mashed potatoes w/gravy, pinto beans, fried okra or corn, beverage, and dessert. Here at the church *call in orders: (901) 272-7337 and Walk-ins Welcome. Proceeds to suport G'Life's Summer Camp.
"AN EVENING with POWER HOUR" is coming Sept. 9th, 2012 at 3pm. There will be a teachers meeting on May 20th after Power Hour.
Starting Tuesday, June 5th and Wednesday, June 6th, 2012 from 9 a.m to 2 p.m......STEPHON'S SHINE SHOP (Stephon Wilson) will be washing cars/trucks. His pricing is: cars $7.00 w/detailing $10.00 and trucks $10.00 w/detailing $15.00. Please come out and support!!!!!!!
Please join Rep. Barbara Cooper for a GET OUT TO VOTE COMMUNITY MEETING on Sunday, June 10, 2012 at 4 p.m. at Brinson's located at 341 Madison Ave.
Preaching services called "THE FOOLISHNESS OF PREACHING FESTIVAL", will be every Thursday night at 7:00 p.m. Dinner will be served at 5:30 p.m. with prayer and praise service starting at 6:30 p.m.
On June 15, 2012, there will be an ORGAN & TISSUE DONOR DRIVE @ 6:30 p.m. (Fellowship Hall). See Ms. Helen Lewis for more details.
Please join Rep. Barbara Cooper for a GET OUT TO VOTE COMMUNITY MEETING on Sunday, June 10, 2012 at 4 p.m. at Brinson's located at 341 Madison Ave.
Preaching services called "THE FOOLISHNESS OF PREACHING FESTIVAL", will be every Thursday night at 7:00 p.m. Dinner will be served at 5:30 p.m. with prayer and praise service starting at 6:30 p.m.
On June 15, 2012, there will be an ORGAN & TISSUE DONOR DRIVE @ 6:30 p.m. (Fellowship Hall). See Ms. Helen Lewis for more details.
Thursday, May 24, 2012
The GOP's Played-Out Race Card
BY MELISSA HARRIS-PERRY
Conservative strategists have been toying with how to use race against President Obama in this year’s election. Since Obama’s May 9 announcement supporting same-sex marriage, some Republicans have been salivating about the delicious possibility of dampening black voters’ enthusiasm for the president by casting him as out of touch with their religious sentiments. Then the leaked Joe Ricketts plan, “The Defeat of Barack Hussein Obama,” revealed GOP strategists’ idea of employing “an extremely literate conservative African-American” to discredit Obama among white voters by reminding them of his link with the Rev. Jeremiah Wright. Thus, the black church would be both a wedge to weaken black support and a tool to discourage white supporters.
Barack Hussein Obama Entertainment Illinois Person Attributes President Social Issues
I’m a little surprised to find conservatives offering such clumsy and stale campaign game plans. They seem intent on repeating the strategic mistake made by Illinois Republicans nearly a decade ago—a mistake largely responsible for making possible the swift ascendance of Barack Obama from state senator to president.
In 2004 Obama won the Democratic primary for Illinois’s open Senate seat in a crowded field of contenders. His strongest competitors were well financed and backed by the powerful Daley machine and by many prominent African-American elected officials and religious leaders from Chicago.
Although Obama was well liked by his constituents in Illinois’s 13th Congressional District, he had been beaten badly in 2000 when he challenged incumbent Bobby Rush in a primary for the state’s predominantly black 1st District. Against Rush, Obama faced serious racial credibility problems. His connections to the South Side were concentrated in Hyde Park, known for its relative whiteness compared with the rest of the neighborhood. He was not a particularly fiery public speaker and lacked access to the racialized cultural narrative of defiance that Rush used throughout his career.
Read more here: http://www.thenation.com/article/168036/gops-played-out-race-card:
Conservative strategists have been toying with how to use race against President Obama in this year’s election. Since Obama’s May 9 announcement supporting same-sex marriage, some Republicans have been salivating about the delicious possibility of dampening black voters’ enthusiasm for the president by casting him as out of touch with their religious sentiments. Then the leaked Joe Ricketts plan, “The Defeat of Barack Hussein Obama,” revealed GOP strategists’ idea of employing “an extremely literate conservative African-American” to discredit Obama among white voters by reminding them of his link with the Rev. Jeremiah Wright. Thus, the black church would be both a wedge to weaken black support and a tool to discourage white supporters.
Barack Hussein Obama Entertainment Illinois Person Attributes President Social Issues
I’m a little surprised to find conservatives offering such clumsy and stale campaign game plans. They seem intent on repeating the strategic mistake made by Illinois Republicans nearly a decade ago—a mistake largely responsible for making possible the swift ascendance of Barack Obama from state senator to president.
In 2004 Obama won the Democratic primary for Illinois’s open Senate seat in a crowded field of contenders. His strongest competitors were well financed and backed by the powerful Daley machine and by many prominent African-American elected officials and religious leaders from Chicago.
Although Obama was well liked by his constituents in Illinois’s 13th Congressional District, he had been beaten badly in 2000 when he challenged incumbent Bobby Rush in a primary for the state’s predominantly black 1st District. Against Rush, Obama faced serious racial credibility problems. His connections to the South Side were concentrated in Hyde Park, known for its relative whiteness compared with the rest of the neighborhood. He was not a particularly fiery public speaker and lacked access to the racialized cultural narrative of defiance that Rush used throughout his career.
Read more here: http://www.thenation.com/article/168036/gops-played-out-race-card:
Blacks, Gays and the Church: A Complex Relationship
By Corey Dade
Fairly or not, African-Americans have become the public face of resistance to same-sex marriage, owing to their religious beliefs and the outspoken opposition of many black pastors.
Yet the presence of gays and lesbians in black churches is common. And the fact that they often hold leadership positions in their congregations is the worst kept secret in black America.
While many black pastors condemn gays and lesbians from the pulpit, the choir lofts behind them often are filled with gay singers and musicians. Some male pastors themselves have been entangled in scandals involving alleged affairs with men.
"Persons who are in the closet serve on the deacon boards, serve in the ministry, serve in every capacity in the church," the Rev. Dennis W. Wiley, pastor of Covenant Baptist United Church of Christ in Maryland, says of black churches. Wiley is a prominent advocate of gay marriage. "I do believe a certain hypocrisy is there."
Persons who are in the closet serve on the deacon boards, serve in the ministry, serve in every capacity in the church. ... I do believe a certain hypocrisy is there.
- The Rev. Dennis W. Wiley, pastor of Covenant Baptist United Church of Christ
President Obama's recent announcement that he supports same-sex marriage turned the spotlight on reservations many blacks harbor about gay rights. Most polls show African-Americans evenly divided about gay marriage, but the vocal opposition, led by preachers, has gained more attention.
"This particular decision I find appalling, and I could not disagree with the president more on it," the Rev. Patrick Wooden, senior pastor of the Upper Room Church of God in Christ in North Carolina, said on NPR's All Things Considered. Wooden helped lead the recent campaign that outlawed gay marriage in his state.
Last week, the National Association for the Advancement of Colored People passed a resolution endorsing same-sex marriage as a civil right to be protected by the U.S. Constitution.
Read more here:
Monday, May 21, 2012
GET REGISTERED TODAY!!!!!
Make sure you have the information you need to cast a ballot where you live this November -- get your voting checklist here.
"WE ARE THE CHAMPIONS!!!!!!"
YOUNG MASTERS
"SPORTS 42 BASKETBALL LEAGUE CHAMPIONS!!!!!"
Over the weekend, your Young Masters completed an 11-0 season and won the Sports 42 League Championship played at Pentecostal Temple C.O.G.I.C.
The final score in the big game was 60-45. It was a hard fought victory and our young men showed poise, determination and focus in handling their opponent.
A special shout goes out to Chauncey Seldon who had a tremendous performance in the championship game. When you see these young men, please give them a pat on the back for a job well done.
CONGRATULATIONS!!!!!!
Thursday, May 17, 2012
LUNCH PLATE TUESDAY'S FUNDRAISER FOR G'LIFE'S SUMMER CAMP 2012
LUNCH PLATE
TUESDAY, MAY 22TH, 2012
11 A.M. – 1:30 P.M.
$8.00
THIS WEEK’S MENU:
SMOTHERED CHICKEN AND ONIONS
GREEN BEAN CASSEROLE
CREAMY CHEDDAR POTATOES
BEVERAGE
DESSERT
GIFTS OF LIFE MINISTRIES
1542 JACKSON AVENUE
MEMPHIS, TN. 38107
*CALL IN ORDERS: (901)-272-7337
WALK-INS WELCOME!!!!
*PROCEEDS TO SUPPORT GLIFE’S SUMMER CAMP!!!!
**YOU CAN NOW PRE-ORDER PLATES. PLEASE CALL (901) 272-7337 OR CONTACT KIMBERLEY TRAVERS ON FACEBOOK @ http://www.facebook.com/REDLOCO!!!!! LET US KNOW HOW MANY PLATES AND PICK-UP TIME!!!!
Tuesday, May 15, 2012
Summer Camp Starts May 21st!!
What are your children doing for the rest of the summer?
Gifts of Life Ministries
The Urban Oasis
Presents the:
G'Life Summer Camp
Monday - Friday
from
7:00 a.m. to 5:30 p.m.
(For children ages 3-15).
Starting May 21st!!
Enroll your child today!!
The cost is only $50.00 per week, per child. This fee includes breakfast, lunch, snacks and a host of activities.
Dear Friend of G'Life,
As we start our 7th Summer Camp, we expect this to be one of the best. In the past, our field trips were memorable, the arts and crafts were beautiful as the church's walls attested, and we have always had some of the most gifted and talented children around. However, we expect even a bigger and greater camp this year.
The reason for this letter is that we are embarking on a new campaign. We call it the "100 with 50 campaign and its very simple--we are looking for 100 people who can donate $50.00 to our Summer Camp. I know that $5000 is not a large amount for many ministers and non-profits, but for us, it is huge. This small donation will be enough to take us through our ten week camp, helping us with supplies, food, field trips and much more.
I ask you to watch the video (again) and please share this email with others. Remember that we focus on principles that highlight self-esteem and respect for oneself and others. We also hope to promote at the camp what we call a culture of learning that not only engage campers in the arts of music, drama, oratory, poetry, and dance, but it is our prayer that we can also promote a desire for learning.
If you are able to help and desire to be a part of the 100 with 50 campaign, please click here. If you would like to mail your donation, please send it to:
Gifts of Life Ministries
1542 Jackson Memphis, Tenn. 38107
Please may any checks payable to: G'Life Summer Camp
If have any questions or want to donate in any of these ways, please call me at 901-272-7337 or 901-859-1748.
Thank you and may God continue to bless you and yours!
Rev. Andre Johnson, PhD
Pastor and G'Life Summer Camp Administrator
Monday, May 14, 2012
More African-Americans leaving religious faiths!!!
by Subrina Hudson
African-Americans are significantly more religious compared to the rest of the U.S. population, but a growing community of black atheists, like the Black Skeptics of Los Angeles, are steadily increasing each year.
The American Religious Identification Survey of 2008 found that from 1990 to 2008 the number of blacks without any religious affiliation nearly doubled from 6 to 11 percent. Among Americans, that number also jumped to 15 percent from 8 percent in 1990.
"There have always been African-American free thinkers, humanists, agnostics and atheists who have really foregrounded the connection between eschewing religion and the liberation struggle, particularly as it pertains to women and the LGBT community,” said Sikivu Hutchinson, founder of Black Skeptics of Los Angeles.
Hutchinson is part of a national advertising campaign that was launched this year by the African-Americans for Humanism. Her photo was featured next to writer Zora Neale Hurston on a roadside billboard in Los Angeles with the phrase, “Doubts about religion? You’re one of many.”
“If you have an ethos that says black women should be self-sacrificing, should not question male authority and patriarchy...those kinds of things need to be questioned. In my mind, it does emanate from this biblical context,” said Hutchinson.
Read more here:http://www.intersectionssouthla.org/index.php/story/more_african-americans_leaving_religious_faiths/
African-Americans are significantly more religious compared to the rest of the U.S. population, but a growing community of black atheists, like the Black Skeptics of Los Angeles, are steadily increasing each year.
The American Religious Identification Survey of 2008 found that from 1990 to 2008 the number of blacks without any religious affiliation nearly doubled from 6 to 11 percent. Among Americans, that number also jumped to 15 percent from 8 percent in 1990.
"There have always been African-American free thinkers, humanists, agnostics and atheists who have really foregrounded the connection between eschewing religion and the liberation struggle, particularly as it pertains to women and the LGBT community,” said Sikivu Hutchinson, founder of Black Skeptics of Los Angeles.
Hutchinson is part of a national advertising campaign that was launched this year by the African-Americans for Humanism. Her photo was featured next to writer Zora Neale Hurston on a roadside billboard in Los Angeles with the phrase, “Doubts about religion? You’re one of many.”
“If you have an ethos that says black women should be self-sacrificing, should not question male authority and patriarchy...those kinds of things need to be questioned. In my mind, it does emanate from this biblical context,” said Hutchinson.
Read more here:http://www.intersectionssouthla.org/index.php/story/more_african-americans_leaving_religious_faiths/
Obama’s Gay Marriage Support Shocks Black Church!!!
by ANTHEA BUTLER
President Obama’s support of same-sex marriage has rocked America’s black church community. From Prof. Michael Dyson to prosperity preacher Rev. Jamal Bryant, the pulpits and the pews are weighing in, and the responses are shaping up to be an interesting crossroads for the relationship between the president and African-American churches in the 2012 election.
The prevailing narrative in the media is that black churches are wholesale against same-sex marriage. From the 2004 elections to Proposition 8, this narrative has dominated, despite the fact that there is significant support from African Americans in and outside of the church for same-sex marriage. Media outlets portrayed the recent North Carolina vote on Amendment 1 as monolithic, though many in the African-American church community opposed it. Take Rev. William Barber, head of the North Carolina NAACP, who preached a powerful message against Amendment 1, equating Americans’ use of the Bible to oppose same-sex marriage today with the defense of slavery and militarism in the past eras. Kristin Rawls, a writer and activist, notes that the efforts against Amendment 1 in North Carolina crossed racial and religious lines, with organizations coming together under an umbrella organization, Protect All Families NC.
Unfortunately, the North Carolina vote and any subsequent discussion was consumed by the president’s announcement that his thinking has “evolved” and that he now supports same-sex marriage himself. For some black religious leaders the president’s thinking represents a de-evolution, but for many others the president’s declaration was welcome news. The National Action network posted a letter signed by Rev. Al Sharpton, Julian Bond, Melanie Campbell, and Rev. Dr. Joseph Lowery embracing the decision, while Rev. Jamal Bryant, megachurch prosperity pastor, was vocal in his opposition:
Our faith reserves marriage for a man and a woman. President Obama, as a product of the black church, is fully aware of that. Knowing this, the president made this endorsement without calling or preparing any of us. For many of us, it felt like a betrayal.
Read more here:
President Obama’s support of same-sex marriage has rocked America’s black church community. From Prof. Michael Dyson to prosperity preacher Rev. Jamal Bryant, the pulpits and the pews are weighing in, and the responses are shaping up to be an interesting crossroads for the relationship between the president and African-American churches in the 2012 election.
The prevailing narrative in the media is that black churches are wholesale against same-sex marriage. From the 2004 elections to Proposition 8, this narrative has dominated, despite the fact that there is significant support from African Americans in and outside of the church for same-sex marriage. Media outlets portrayed the recent North Carolina vote on Amendment 1 as monolithic, though many in the African-American church community opposed it. Take Rev. William Barber, head of the North Carolina NAACP, who preached a powerful message against Amendment 1, equating Americans’ use of the Bible to oppose same-sex marriage today with the defense of slavery and militarism in the past eras. Kristin Rawls, a writer and activist, notes that the efforts against Amendment 1 in North Carolina crossed racial and religious lines, with organizations coming together under an umbrella organization, Protect All Families NC.
Unfortunately, the North Carolina vote and any subsequent discussion was consumed by the president’s announcement that his thinking has “evolved” and that he now supports same-sex marriage himself. For some black religious leaders the president’s thinking represents a de-evolution, but for many others the president’s declaration was welcome news. The National Action network posted a letter signed by Rev. Al Sharpton, Julian Bond, Melanie Campbell, and Rev. Dr. Joseph Lowery embracing the decision, while Rev. Jamal Bryant, megachurch prosperity pastor, was vocal in his opposition:
Our faith reserves marriage for a man and a woman. President Obama, as a product of the black church, is fully aware of that. Knowing this, the president made this endorsement without calling or preparing any of us. For many of us, it felt like a betrayal.
Read more here:
LUNCH PLATE TUESDAY'S FUNDRAISER FOR G'LIFE'S SUMMER CAMP 2012
LUNCH PLATES
TUESDAY, MAY 15TH, 2012
11 A.M. – 1:30 P.M.
$8.00
THIS WEEK’S MENU:
PULLED PORK BBQ SANDWICH
BAKED BEANS
SLAW
BEVERAGE
DESSERT
GIFTS OF LIFE MINISTRIES
1542 JACKSON AVENUE
MEMPHIS, TN. 38107
*CALL IN ORDERS: (901)-272-7337
WALK-INS WELCOME!!!!
*PROCEEDS TO SUPPORT GLIFE’S SUMMER CAMP!!!!
Monday, May 7, 2012
ANNOUNCEMENTS
GIFTS OF LIFE MINISTRIES ANNOUNCEMENTS FOR THE WEEK OF MAY 13 - MAY 19, 2012
**Announcements must be submitted to Minister Bernestine Sanders no later than Wednesday evening at 10:00 pm @ bernsanders@att.net or 730-0155.
Please contact the church office to select dates for any ministry activity. YOU MUST BE ON THE CALENDAR TO HAVE AN EVENT. Please schedule your event during the times in which the building is open.
If you are in need of a van ride to church on Sunday mornings, please call CaSandra Hall at (901) 859-5922 by Thursday night at 9:00 pm.
The Young Masters are looking for a few good adults who are interested in seeing young people succeed to join the BPC "BOOSTERS & PARENTS CLUB" The BPC will be committed to providing support to the Young Masters as well as all young people within their reach. Please call Rev. Glenn Carter-Ministry Leader 272-7337 or Alonzo Gwynn & Alphonzo Gwynn-Coaches. The Young Masters is a ministry designed to teach young people about the word of God through basketball and caring. Sports and athletics teach kids about the discipline and control needed in everyday life as well as when they are in friendly competition.
Election 2012 is approaching quickly. TN law now requires you to have State/Federal issued ID in order to cast your vote. If you don't have ID, please begin the process now... If you have any questions, please see First Lady Lisa Jones Johnson.
The Klondike Smokey City CDC receives job posting on a regular basis. These job listings will be posted on the Bulletin Board in the Fellowship Hall. For more information, please contact Quincey Morris at the Klondike Smokey City Resource Center, 901-527-9491.
The new job listings are posted on the Bulletin Board in the Fellowship Hall.
Get Ready for SUGAH Retreat, July 14th Registration begins @ 9:30am Rev. Dr. Rosalyn Nichols, will be our Unity Speakers- "Sisters Gone Wild, Seeking Wisdom"
THE FIRST SUNDAY of every month is "DRESS UP SUNDAY!!!!! Pastor Johnson would like for everyone to DRESS IN THEIR SUNDAY'S BEST!!!!"
SUMMER CAMP FUNDRAISER, LUNCH PLATES, TUESDAY, MAY 15th, 2012, 11 A.M. TO 1:30 P.M., $8.00. ALL PLATES INCLUDE: Pulled BBQ Pork Sandwich, baked beans, slaw, beverage, and dessert. Here at the church *call in orders: (901) 272-7337 and Walk-ins Welcome. Proceeds to support G'Life's Summer Camp.
*There will be a teachers meeting May 20th, 2012 after Power Hour!!!!
"AN EVENING with POWER HOUR" is coming Sept. 9th, 2012 at 3 p.m.
G'Life Summer Camp starts May 21, 2012. Monday-Friday 7am-5:30 p.m., $50 per child per week, include: breakfast, lunch, and a snack. Start signing children up now! For more details, see Donna Wilson or Kimberley Travers.
**Announcements must be submitted to Minister Bernestine Sanders no later than Wednesday evening at 10:00 pm @ bernsanders@att.net or 730-0155.
Please contact the church office to select dates for any ministry activity. YOU MUST BE ON THE CALENDAR TO HAVE AN EVENT. Please schedule your event during the times in which the building is open.
If you are in need of a van ride to church on Sunday mornings, please call CaSandra Hall at (901) 859-5922 by Thursday night at 9:00 pm.
The Young Masters are looking for a few good adults who are interested in seeing young people succeed to join the BPC "BOOSTERS & PARENTS CLUB" The BPC will be committed to providing support to the Young Masters as well as all young people within their reach. Please call Rev. Glenn Carter-Ministry Leader 272-7337 or Alonzo Gwynn & Alphonzo Gwynn-Coaches. The Young Masters is a ministry designed to teach young people about the word of God through basketball and caring. Sports and athletics teach kids about the discipline and control needed in everyday life as well as when they are in friendly competition.
Election 2012 is approaching quickly. TN law now requires you to have State/Federal issued ID in order to cast your vote. If you don't have ID, please begin the process now... If you have any questions, please see First Lady Lisa Jones Johnson.
The Klondike Smokey City CDC receives job posting on a regular basis. These job listings will be posted on the Bulletin Board in the Fellowship Hall. For more information, please contact Quincey Morris at the Klondike Smokey City Resource Center, 901-527-9491.
The new job listings are posted on the Bulletin Board in the Fellowship Hall.
Get Ready for SUGAH Retreat, July 14th Registration begins @ 9:30am Rev. Dr. Rosalyn Nichols, will be our Unity Speakers- "Sisters Gone Wild, Seeking Wisdom"
THE FIRST SUNDAY of every month is "DRESS UP SUNDAY!!!!! Pastor Johnson would like for everyone to DRESS IN THEIR SUNDAY'S BEST!!!!"
SUMMER CAMP FUNDRAISER, LUNCH PLATES, TUESDAY, MAY 15th, 2012, 11 A.M. TO 1:30 P.M., $8.00. ALL PLATES INCLUDE: Pulled BBQ Pork Sandwich, baked beans, slaw, beverage, and dessert. Here at the church *call in orders: (901) 272-7337 and Walk-ins Welcome. Proceeds to support G'Life's Summer Camp.
*There will be a teachers meeting May 20th, 2012 after Power Hour!!!!
"AN EVENING with POWER HOUR" is coming Sept. 9th, 2012 at 3 p.m.
G'Life Summer Camp starts May 21, 2012. Monday-Friday 7am-5:30 p.m., $50 per child per week, include: breakfast, lunch, and a snack. Start signing children up now! For more details, see Donna Wilson or Kimberley Travers.
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