Church News for Feb. 21

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EMMANUEL BAPTIST
Celebrating Ministry Day
The Emmanuel Baptist Church family will host a special time of worship this coming Sunday at 10 a.m. The day is being called Celebration Ministry Day and will focus on various ministries and missions the church has in reaching people for Christ. There will be a time of worship and praise as well as a time of sharing of how anyone and everyone can be on a mission for God.
Marc Eckel from Splat Experience will be a part of the service, using testimony, music and paint focusing on worship and evangelism. Following the service, ministry tables will be set up with information on each ministry of the church and how individuals can become involved. A meal will be served at noon.
For more information, call the church office at 903-856-3411.

MT. LEBANON
Black History
The Mt. Lebanon Church family and pastor, Rev. C.S. Slade, Jr. will host a Black History and Birthday Rally program Feb. 24. Everyone is invited to attend.
Church members and others who wish to participate have been challenged to pay an amount to equal the years of their life.
The guest speaker will be the Rev. Rickey Abraham of Longview, and the program will begin at 2:30 p.m.

PENTECOSTALS OF PITTSBURG
The 11th Hour
Pastor Matthew Taylor of the Pentecostals of Pittsburg invites everyone to join the 11th Hour, where the church will open its doors from 11 a.m. to 1 p.m. Monday- Friday, for anyone who would like to come and find a place to pray, read their Bible, or just relax for a little while during the day.
The church also has a meal area for people to eat their lunches in.
There are no strings attached, and membership is not required.  The church is located at 105 Arch Davis Road.

SAINT BEULAH
Church Anniversary
Everyone is invited to attend a grand celebration of the 128th Church Anniversary for Saint Beulah C.M.E. Church on Feb. 24 at 3:30 p.m.
Dr. Wayne W. Mays will bring the message. Special guests include the Post Oak C.M.E. Church family out of Longview and other surrounding area churches and talents.
 

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