The July 14th post about the revival services at Cedar Creek Church incorrectly had the time of services as 7pm, it should have been 7:30pm. I apologize for any inconvenience this may have caused.
The services continue tonight and tomorrow night and end with a fish-fry and gospel sing on Saturday night at 5pm.
I will be preaching revival services at Lebanon Baptist Church in September. The meeting will begin on Sunday, September 21, 2008 at 11am and 7pm and will continue Monday-Wednesday, September 22-24, 2008 at 7pm. Lebanon Baptist Church is located at 6124 280th Street in Branford, Florida. For more information call Pastor Joe Dunn at (386) 854-0027.
I will be preaching the second of a three night revival at Cedar Creek Church on Thursday, July 17, 2008. The Wednesday night service will feature Rev. Bobby Griffin and the Friday night service will be led by Evangelist Bob McKenzie. Each service will begin at 7pm. A fish-fry and gospel sing will be held on Saturday night at 5pm. Music will be provided by Junior Combs and Southern Joy of Baldwin, Florida and The Backwood Boys of Starke, Florida.
Cedar Creek Church is located on CR124 north of Sanderson, Florida.
Two videos below that I hope you will enjoy. Man! It makes me wish I had some musical talent.
The first is a storming number from the Ukulele Orchestra of Great Britain live DVD - Anarchy in the Ukulele.
The second video is is a ukulele solo of the same song.
Both of these are outstanding!
I will be preaching at my home church, First Baptist Church of Lake Butler, tomorrow morning at 9:30am and 11am. The church is located at 195 East Main Street in Lake Butler, Florida. Pastor Jason Johns is on vacation with his family.
Please be in prayer for these services.
This is Chief Petty Officer Barbara (Bobbi) Croft singing the national anthem prior to the Norfolk Admiral's hockey game on Friday, March 21, 3008. Bobbi is my youngest sister.
She said there was a problem with the microphone at the beginning, and added "I adapted and overcame." You go, girl!
In fact the activities on the 4th will have an "old-fashion" theme. The day will include games and activities including checkers, a watermelon seed spitting contest, jacks, sack races, horseshoes, hop-scotch and a best home-made pie contest. Olustee's-own Kevin Owen will be on hand to sing a few songs.
The Baker County YMCA will be selling hot dogs, cupcakes, lemonade, and popcorn. All proceeds will be used for youth programs.
I'll be serving as the Master of Ceremonies for the day, so come join us for some fun in my hometown. We kick things off at 11am and end at 2pm.
For more information about the 4th of July at the Depot call (386) 752-0147.
I will be preaching during an associational youth rally on Saturday, August 9, 2008 sponsored by Lafayette Baptist Association. The event will begin at 6pm at Lebanon Baptist Church, 6124 280th St. in Branford, Florida. For more information call Pastor Joe Dunn at (386) 854-0027.
Here's another video of the Cactus Cuties singing our National Anthem. A similar video was posted on this site on Friday.
Below is the same performance in a higher quality video taken from a different angle.
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When Lily Pinneo, a missionary nurse, was in West Africa, she contracted a deadly disease called Lassa fever. After Lily was flown to New York for medical treatment, her temperature soared to 107°F. To reduce the fever, doctors packed her in ice and fed her intravenously. The fever subsided. After 9 weeks, she had lost 28 pounds and most of her hair. Yet somehow, she survived.
In a laboratory, Dr. Casals carefully isolated and analyzed the Lassa virus. But he too fell ill from his exposure to the disease. At the time, no known treatment was effective. Fortunately, Nurse Pinneo was convalescing and had built up antibodies to the dread disease. She donated blood plasma to Dr. Casals and he recovered too. Her blood saved his life.
All of us are infected with the fatal disease of sin (Rom. 6:23). There is only one cure. It resides in the cleansing power of Jesus Christ’s shed blood. Paul wrote, “Much more then, having now been justified by His blood, we shall be saved from wrath through Him” (Rom. 5:9). The righteous wrath of God against transgression has been fully satisfied through Jesus’ death in our place. All we need do is repent, recognize Him as our Savior, and receive the spiritual cure for sin. Have you made that decision?
— Dennis Fisher
Redeemed—how I love to proclaim it!
Redeemed by the blood of the Lamb;
Redeemed through His infinite mercy,
His child, and forever, I am. —Crosby
The price of our freedom from sin was paid by Jesus’ blood.
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Evangelist Raphael Adjei Kingbi and his wife Mavis held a "Naming Ceremony" last week for their second child, a girl, born on June 4, 2008. By tradition, the child was not officially named until the ceremony held on June 18th.
The name given to the little girl is Emmanuella Naa Atswei Anang Kingbi.
Evangelist Ralph gave the following information concerning the meaning of each name.
Emmanuella - God with us
Naa Atswei - First female child
Anang - A 4th born son. Ralph is the 4th born son in his family
Kingbi - Ralph's mother had very fair skin and was called Kingbi, so this has been taken as the family name or the surname
Note: I have given this information as I understood it from Evangelist Ralph during a telephone call earlier today. Please forgive me if any of it is not exactly correct.
You can read about the naming ceremony for their first child in an earlier post on this site.
If you would like to make a financial contribution to the Kingbi's to help with medical, baby and ministry expenses you can do so via credit card, PayPal, check or money order.
I would also encourage you to e-mail a note of congratulations and encouragement to this family as they serve the Lord in their homeland of Ghana, West Africa, you may do so by clicking here.
Evangelist Ralph ministers for the Lord on a full-time basis in the township of Teshie, which is located about 45 minutes from Ghana's capital city of Accra. He also serves as Ghana Ministries Coordinator for James Croft Evangelistic Association and coordinated the crusades and other events during our three mission trips to Ghana, West Africa. He also gives a ministry report each month on the "Walking with the Giant" Podcast. JCEA makes monthly contributions to support his ministry in Ghana.
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