We made it to Florida to drop off the Dawn Soap. We met some nice folks including Jacques Boudreau. He and Blanche own "The Loose Caboose" at Boca Grande. They work hard not only at serving great food but with the locals to preserve wildlife(Dogs and Cats, too). They were very appreciative to the donation of dawn. They have been having classes on the island to prepare for the clean up. They also are working on how to lay boon around the island if needed. From the head waters of the Chattahoochee to the Gulf of Mexico, we are neighbors taking care of the environment. Thanks to all at Fellowship Church for your donations!.
Friday, June 25, 2010
Tuesday, June 15, 2010
Thanks for the thanks...
Check out the link below
http://www.thenortheastgeorgian.com/articles/2010/06/15/news/letters_to_the_editor/02fellowship.txt
Here is a very nice letter for the efforts you (Fellowship Church) did to minister to the staff at Baldwin Elementary. We are in the planning stages to do more in the fall.
Currently we have opportunity to pressure wash the front side walk and paint the school bell. If you would like to help please sign up Sunday at the Summer of Serving table or email fellowshipchurch@windstream.net
Thanks folks!!!!
Monday, June 14, 2010
Video page
Hello everyone I just wanted to let everyone know that we have a new video page on Vimeo. We are transitioning from Youtube to Vimeo because they allow larger files to be downloaded. This video channel will have worship videos, baptism videos and any other church related videos. So go check it out Thanks
http://www.vimeo.com/user3850668
http://www.vimeo.com/user3850668
Wednesday, June 9, 2010
More Interview Videos
Here are the interviews from Casey and Josh. You can listen to the entire service on our podcast.
Casey's Interview/The Broken & The Tired from Fellowship Church, GA on Vimeo.
Josh Perry Interview/Came To My Rescue from Fellowship Church, GA on Vimeo.
Casey's Interview/The Broken & The Tired from Fellowship Church, GA on Vimeo.
Josh Perry Interview/Came To My Rescue from Fellowship Church, GA on Vimeo.
Monday, June 7, 2010
Notes from Sunday
If you missed church yesterday, you missed a wonderful message! Yesterday began OnePrayer 2010. If you don't know what OnePrayer is, 1200+ churches from around the world are uniting globally to Share.Serve.Give. This year's theme is "Unstoppable". We watched a video message from Scot Longyear, a pastor from Maryland Community Church in Indiana. He talked about the Unstoppable Presence of God. Here are some notes from his message:
Have you ever wondered if God is everywhere, why does it seem like He is no where?
Mark 6:45-52. Discussed the disciples after just witnessing the miracle of feeding the masses with a loaf and bread and some fish and being halfway to Bethsaida facing a headwind and then seeing Jesus walking on the water.
Several statements made by Scot really stood out during his teaching on this passage.
Some of the toughest places to be is halfway there. vs. 47 the boat was in the middle of the lake. We start something, whether it be a long trip, dieting, a battle with an addiction, getting out of debt, etc. and we struggle through the first half of it and then halfway there we realize that all the struggles we have just went through and we are only halfway there. Have you just wanted to give up at this point?
Jesus had to reintroduce himself to the disciples. vs. 50 "Take courage! It is I. Don't be afraid." Many times in our lives, we wander away from God, but to just know that He is always there...he may just have to reintroduce Himself to us when we least expect it. We focus so much on the circumstance instead of Jesus because we look at the wind and waves more than we do at God. I have a mental image of God waving his arms and jumping up and down like a little kid trying to get your attention..."HEY! Remember me! I'm always here! I LOVE YOU!"
Another statement was: Remember what God has done in the past to remember the things He is going to do in the future. vs. 52 for they had not understood about the loaves. The disciples, who saw His miracles numerous times had forgotten and needed to be reminded. Sometimes we just need that reminder of something God brought us through to know that He will never leave us and in the end WE WIN!
The wind that is against us is not as big as the GOD who is for us. If God is for us, who can be against us!
Have you ever wondered if God is everywhere, why does it seem like He is no where?
Mark 6:45-52. Discussed the disciples after just witnessing the miracle of feeding the masses with a loaf and bread and some fish and being halfway to Bethsaida facing a headwind and then seeing Jesus walking on the water.
Several statements made by Scot really stood out during his teaching on this passage.
Some of the toughest places to be is halfway there. vs. 47 the boat was in the middle of the lake. We start something, whether it be a long trip, dieting, a battle with an addiction, getting out of debt, etc. and we struggle through the first half of it and then halfway there we realize that all the struggles we have just went through and we are only halfway there. Have you just wanted to give up at this point?
Jesus had to reintroduce himself to the disciples. vs. 50 "Take courage! It is I. Don't be afraid." Many times in our lives, we wander away from God, but to just know that He is always there...he may just have to reintroduce Himself to us when we least expect it. We focus so much on the circumstance instead of Jesus because we look at the wind and waves more than we do at God. I have a mental image of God waving his arms and jumping up and down like a little kid trying to get your attention..."HEY! Remember me! I'm always here! I LOVE YOU!"
Another statement was: Remember what God has done in the past to remember the things He is going to do in the future. vs. 52 for they had not understood about the loaves. The disciples, who saw His miracles numerous times had forgotten and needed to be reminded. Sometimes we just need that reminder of something God brought us through to know that He will never leave us and in the end WE WIN!
The wind that is against us is not as big as the GOD who is for us. If God is for us, who can be against us!
Thank You Notes from Baldwin Elementary Teachers
Amanda Gosnell Anderson wants to thank everyone who volunteered their time and talents (food) today at Baldwin Elementary! It was a huge success!!!
Sunday, June 6, 2010
Sunday Rewind
Today we began One Prayer, a united effort of some 1200 churches with over a half million people to pray for God to do something incredible in His church. One Prayer was the dream of Craig Groeschel pastor of LifeChurch.tv in Oklahoma, we have sharing in this summer event since it's inception 3 years ago. The idea is for churches to partner locally, nationally, and internationally in one theme, this years theme is "Unstoppable".
Today we watched a message by Scot Longyear of Maryland Community Church entitled "Unstoppable Presence". In this message Scot contrast the truth of scripture that teaches God is everywhere, but sometimes in our circumstances He is nowhere, or it seems. I love the fact that Scot didn't just do a podium message but presented the message in a rest area with the elements all around. Personally when I feel like God is far from me, it seems the noise in my life is very loud, so I got it. Scot had several great lines in his talk, but the one that spoke to me the most was, "Remember the wind in your life is not bigger than the God in your life!" Good Scot!
Here are a few more thoughts from today:
Today we watched a message by Scot Longyear of Maryland Community Church entitled "Unstoppable Presence". In this message Scot contrast the truth of scripture that teaches God is everywhere, but sometimes in our circumstances He is nowhere, or it seems. I love the fact that Scot didn't just do a podium message but presented the message in a rest area with the elements all around. Personally when I feel like God is far from me, it seems the noise in my life is very loud, so I got it. Scot had several great lines in his talk, but the one that spoke to me the most was, "Remember the wind in your life is not bigger than the God in your life!" Good Scot!
Here are a few more thoughts from today:
- Good crowd for summer, excited to see the good attendance.
- Enjoyed being back home with FC people.
- Had a friend visit, Mr. Arial, Sammy Arial's father, I bet he was as surprised at our environment as I was at his coming, glad he did!
- Encouraged by our New Believers class, we had three new attenders, one of which accepted Jesus last week, PTL!
- Enjoyed worship this week, really good song set.
- The best thing today is we had one young lady who asked Jesus into her life, it never gets old!
Final thoughts:
- Next Sunday we will hear a message from Kevin Thomas of CCCLive.tv church in Australia. I promise it will bless you.
- The next Sunday we will watch Craig Groeschel, whom I believe to be one of America's top pastors will share his thought on One Prayer.
- Then the last Sunday of the month I will share the four things that are truly "Unstoppable", can't wait, it should be fun.
Vacation!!!!! I will be in the office all this week, but will be leaving Friday for a two week vacation. Me and the family are headed to the beach for to rest, relaxation and refreshment. Although I will miss you all, I need some time to refresh my batteries. Pray that we have a great time away. Let me also encourage you to make time this summer to get away for rest. We all need it!
See you soon!
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