Friday, April 24:
The church office will be closed today.
7:00pm Agape Myanmar Church Prayer Meeting
Sunday, April 26:
9:30am Bible Study (Classes for all ages.)
10:45am Worship Service and KidsWorship
The Praise Team will lead worship as we sing “Because We Believe”, “You Have Been So Good”, “His Mercy Is More”, “Knowing You” and “Holy Holy Holy (We Bow Before Thee)”. Closing Song: “‘Tis So Sweet to Trust in Jesus”
Donnie's sermon is from Romans 12:12-15. We will learn what worship looks like and faithfulness when it's not fun, to be joyful, to share, to bless when happy and sad. What are Christians to do and how do we get there?
2:00pm Agape Myanmar Mission Church
Wednesday, April 29:
6:30pm Hallelujah Chorus
6:30pm Quarterly Business Meeting
6:45pm Adult Bible Study
Friday, May 1:
7:00pm Agape Myanmar Church Prayer Meeting
Saturday, May 2:
8:00am Men's Ministry Meeting
Sunday, May 3:
9:30am Bible Study (Classes for all ages.)
10:45am Worship Service and KidsWorship
2:00pm Agape Myanmar Mission Church
Last Call For Centrikid Campers!
If you have a child interested in attending camp - Friday, June 19 through Sunday, June 21 - the deadline for letting Mary Ann know is Sunday, April 26.
Party Invitation
Carl and Mary Ann are hosting a Derby Dip Party on Saturday, May 2, from 4:00pm-8:00pm. Please bring a dip (warm, cold, dessert) to share. They look forward to your company!
Pray for International Missions
Peoples of the Islands of Lake Victoria, East Africa- “Boda-boda riders provide the primary source of transportation throughout the country of Uganda. These are motorcycle taxi operators, and there’s an estimated total of 300,000 riders in the capital city of Kampala alone. They’re mostly men aged 25-45 who provide essential and quick transportation for people and goods in every sector of the country. The industry is poorly regulated, with many riders lacking valid licenses or national IDs and being associated with criminal activities. Despite these concerns, boda-boda riders are a major source of employment for males in Uganda. Missionaries James and Sonya Herron write: “We have focused on the boda-boda riders stationed near our home since the COVID-19 pandemic in 2020. We recently expanded our emphasis to include riders at four other stages within our community. We have hosted twice-monthly Bible studies for the past six months and have seen 31 of these men, many of whom were Muslims, make professions of faith in Jesus Christ. At our final Bible study, each man received a personal Bible. Please pray that they will carry the message of Christ and show the light of His promises to those they transport in Uganda. Pray for wisdom as we prepare the next study for these boda-boda riders.”
Prayer is the appointed means to obtain what we hope for and to bear what we suffer. He who would rejoice in hope and be patient in tribulation must be constant in prayer, for neglect of prayer is the decay of all grace.
(Matthew Henry)
The believer must never have their horizon bounded by what is seen and temporal. The salvation now in possession is so conditioned by hope that without hope its character is denied; “for in hope we were saved” (Ro 8:24). The hope is hope of the glory of God (Ro 5:2) and it is one of unalloyed, consummated bliss for the believer. Hope realized will be a morning without clouds; there will be no mixture of good and evil, joy and sorrow. Hence “rejoicing in hope” even now.
(Prof. John Murrray)
Hope itself is like a star—not to be seen in the sunshine of prosperity, and only to be discovered in the night of adversity. It is a grace that thrives best when circumstances are darkest, for then it fixes itself wholly upon Christ and not upon the shifting sands of this present world.
(Charles Spurgeon)
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Grace Community Baptist Church
7300 National Turnpike
Louisville, KY 40214-4326
Phone: 502 361-2911
Email: gcbc@gcbc.ws
Weekday Office Hours
Wednesday 9:00am - 12:00pm
Thursday 9:00am - 12:00pm
Friday 9:00am - 1:00pm
Closed Monday & Tuesday