It is November. We here at Turtleford Baptist Church want to thank each of you who make the choice of worshiping God with us on Sunday mornings a priority. We know some of you drive quite a distance and that is a sacrifice. but we claim, 鈥渢he distance is worth the drive.鈥�
Trusting that you took time on Nov. 11 to remember those who sacrificed so much in past wars, and are still making sacrifices, whether in present day conflicts, or peacekeeping missions around the world.
Gather Gospel Music Hour was enjoyed again, but only 16 were in attendance. Lots of good singing was shared, but with no food, beverage or fellowship afterward, it seemed strange. We will not let COVID-19 take away our joy, nor the song of praise from our lips, or our hearts. Will we see you at our next GGMH on Nov. 29?
We are continuing our morning pre-service fellowship for both women and men but, we ask you to bring your own coffee/tea in a sealed mug (no food) and sit an acceptable distance apart. So, please join us without fear of contracting the 鈥渄isease,鈥� as every precaution is being taken. Masks are available if you prefer to wear one. There is plenty of sanitizer strategically placed throughout and there is no physical contact.
I would encourage all of you to watch 鈥淎merican Gospel.鈥� It is inspiring, but you have to watch it from beginning to end. It exposes many false teachers and evangelists. We know there are no prophets today, and no need for them. However, If God chooses to give a revelation to someone now and then he will. Churches and people in droves are departing from the faith, fulfilling scripture (1Tim. Ch. 4 V. 1-5), claiming God is not sovereign, and trying to bring Him down lower than man. This was to be part of our special meetings originally planned for November.
Until next month, remember, 鈥淕od will not look you over for medals, degrees or diplomas but for scars.鈥�
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