Cora's 1st Day Of School (Pre-K)

some summerfest 2007 pics

strike a pose

in the gulf

sisters?

all smiles

the whole gang on sunday

the ladies before service

JesusBack

two parodies by youth groups..

For The Parents...

Kirk Franklin covering "September"

Happy Birthday Blog Page

student leadership network

a new mentoring program starting in september
see pastor jesse immediately if you are interested

The Atwood Family-- Simpsonized

listen to this...

This month our focus is music. Music is a powerful weapon used for good or bad. It influences our moods, our thinking. Remember: God intended us to make music for Him (a vertical relationship of music going from our hearts to His ears). However, through ignorance or laziness, we have allowed the world to make music for us (A horizontal relationship with music in which we allow the world to control our thoughts and emotions). We must reduce our horizontal relationship with music and strengthen our our vertical relationship with music. I have posted some videos to compliment what we are talking about on Wednesdays.

"At The Cross"-- Many of you said this song touched you. Push play and worship.


"Hiding Place"-- Meditate on the words...


"Amazed"-- You can worship Go din so many different ways


"Alpha & Omage"-- Sometimes watching others worship moves us to worship

reggie dabbs...

...with a cool youth group and a drum line


...and "sieze the day!"

funny man john gray from summerfest

this dood made us all laugh (some more than others--priscilla) check him out

eddie james rawked at summerfest

i can't even begin to explain this dude and his ministry... i'll just give you glimpses: he takes in kids off the street like the recovering cocaine addict who has been free for 6 months, or the backslid girl who was pimped out by her boyfriend for drugs or the muslim brother and sister who coverted to christianity and were kicked and beaten out of their house. found these on youtube enjoy...

this is their dance team: excalibur


singing


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