2012 Winter Camp Meeting

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Winter Camp Meeting 2012

Featuring

Dr. Earle L. Wilson, evangelist

Mr. Gary Mosley, worship leader

Ms. Jackie Bryant, accompanist

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Schedule:

Feb. 22 Wednesday

7:00pm – Service with special music provided by the United Wesleyan Church Choir

Feb. 23 Thursday

5:30pm – BYF will gather to enjoy a time of food and fellowship before service. Cost will be $7.56 per person for an all- you-can-eat buffet.

7:00pm – Service with special music provided by SWU’s University Singers

Feb. 24 Friday

7:00pm – Service with special music provided by the Pickens View Wesleyan Church Choir

Feb. 25 Saturday

7:00pm – Service with special music

Feb. 26 Sunday

6:00pm – Service with special music provided by Trinity Wesleyan Church Choir

Hispanic Ministries Rally

On Sunday evening, January 22, a Hispanic Ministries Rally is scheduled at the Spartanburg First at 6pm. This bi-lingual service will feature spirited music and a message by Pastor Tim Jones. Everyone is welcome to join us for this service.

The Techology Show Interviews Mark Batterson

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A reminder that this Wednesday at 9:00am, Heath Mullikin, Anthony Casey and Steve Stanley will be talking with Mark Batterson, pastor of National Community Church in Washington DC, about his latest book: The Circle Maker. The broadcast will be aired live at http://www.thetechologyshow.com/live, and then posted on their website later in the day for those of you who may not be able to view that Wednesday morning.

You are invited to participate by submitting your own questions for Mark live in the chatroom, or by sending them to the show ahead of time via email or by voicemail (call 304-987-5649).

Haiti Journal

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We are immensely grateful for this trip.  The spiritual, mental, emotional, and physical impact of it cannot be minimized . . . we will be in the “sorting” process for some time to come.  The disparity between here and there is simply too great to comprehend . . . you cannot begin to compare the scope and depth of what we have been given (and allowed to have) with the scope and depth of what the Haitian people do NOT have.

I loved the time spent with those who are giving their lives in serving Christ in Haiti.  I loved the time spent with those who are being served.

This journal probably contains, for many of you, more “insignificant” detail than you care to read, but I didn’t want to miss a thing . . . nor forget it when the days and weeks have created distance between me and the days spent there.   It wasn’t  necessarily written with other readers in mind, but if you’d like to read more, click here.

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