Since its very earliest practice, the season of Lent has been linked to Christian discipleship. During the latter part of the fourth century, the forty days before Easter became the accepted training time for new converts. This period of Lent began with a formal entrance ceremony in which baptismal candidates were examined publicly; the bible was taught, and faith was strengthened. At the end of this season, the candidate would be baptized on Easter Sunday. This year, we are using the Season of Lent for a similar purpose. The weeks between Ash Wednesday and Easter Sunday are filled with the study and practice of 10 key spiritual actions in our Believe Study. One of the many reasons I love this 30 week discipleship experience is that it gives our church a common discipleship language. In my sermons, in our Sunday School classes, and in our daily conversations, the 10 key beliefs, practices and virtues have become a foundation of how we talk about and understand our Walk with Jesus. To become a church that is truly Growing Disciples, we need more than just a common language, though. One of the things I have learned most deeply about discipleship is the reality that each of us is different – with different personalities and different ways of relating to God. Broad discipleship programs leave many people in the same place they started … even if we want desperately to grow closer to Jesus. Our discipleship initiative team noted this same challenge. Out of their work, we Walking with Jesus with Pastor Eric Spivey Continued on page 5 325 South Oak Street, Cornelia, GA / (706) 778-4412 Good Tidings A G A P E Loving the world as God loves us. Newsletter Volume 35, #3 March 1, 2016 HOLY WEEK OPPORTUNITIES Children ’s SunriSe Service at 7:15 am – tower mountain Sunday School at 9:45 am celebration Service at 10:55 – Sanctuary Sunday March 20 Palm Sunday Sunday School at 9:45 a.m, Worship at 10:55 a.m . Palm Sunday Parade of Children Monday March 21 Holy Week Mid-Day Gatherings 12 noon at First baptist cornelia Sanctuary Speaker: dr. charles Smith, Pastor, madison baptist church 12:30: lunch (Fellowship hall) by donation Wednesday March 23 Holy Week Mid-Day Gathering 12 noon at cornelia united methodist church Sanctuary Speaker: dr. Jay hughes, Pastor 12:30: lunch (Fellowship hall) by donation Wednesday March 23 C h i l d r e n ’s Easter celebration 6:00 – 7:30 p.m. Thursday March 24 Maundy Thursday Worship worship and communion at 7:00 p.m. in the sanctuary Good Friday March 25 Good Friday Mid-Day Gathering 12 noon at First Presbyterian cornelia Speaker: rev. Jason edwards, Pastor Sunday March 27 E aster Sunday
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Since its very earliest practice, the season of Lent has been linked to Christian discipleship. During the latter part of the fourth century, the forty days before Easter became the accepted training time for new converts. This period of Lent began with a formal entrance ceremony in which baptismal candidates were examined publicly; the bible was taught, and faith was strengthened. At the end of this season, the candidate would be baptized on Easter Sunday.
This year, we are using the Season of Lent for a similar purpose. The weeks between Ash Wednesday and Easter Sunday are filled with the study and practice of 10 key spiritual actions in our Believe Study. One of the many reasons I love this 30 week discipleship experience is that it gives our church a common discipleship language. In my sermons, in our Sunday School classes, and in our daily conversations, the 10 key beliefs, practices and virtues have become a foundation of how we talk about and understand our Walk with Jesus.
To become a church that is truly Growing Disciples, we need more than just a common language, though. One of the things I have learned most deeply about discipleship is the reality that each of us is different – with different personalities and different ways of relating to God. Broad discipleship programs leave many people in the same place they started … even if we want desperately to grow closer to Jesus.
Our discipleship initiative team noted this same challenge. Out of their work, we
Walking with Jesuswith Pastor Eric Spivey
Continued on page 5
325 South Oak Street, Cornelia, GA / (706) 778-4412
Good TidingsAGAPE Loving the world as God loves us.
Newsletter Volume 35, #3 March 1, 2016
Holy Week opportunities
Children’s
SunriSe Service at 7:15 am – tower mountain Sunday School at 9:45 am
celebration Service at 10:55 – Sanctuary
Sunday
March
20Palm Sunday
Sunday School at 9:45 a.m, Worship at 10:55 a.m.Palm Sunday Parade of Children
Monday
March
21Holy Week Mid-Day Gatherings
12 noon at First baptist cornelia SanctuarySpeaker: dr. charles Smith, Pastor, madison baptist church
12:30: lunch (Fellowship hall) by donation
Wednesday
March
23Holy Week Mid-Day Gathering 12 noon at cornelia united methodist church Sanctuary
Speaker: dr. Jay hughes, Pastor12:30: lunch (Fellowship hall) by donation
Wednesday
March
23Children’s Easter celebration
6:00 – 7:30 p.m.
Thursday
March
24Maundy Thursday Worship
worship and communion at 7:00 p.m.in the sanctuary
Good Friday
March
25Good Friday Mid-Day Gathering
12 noon at First Presbyterian corneliaSpeaker: rev. Jason edwards, Pastor
Sunday
March
27Easter Sunday
GeorGia baPtiSt mobile dental clinic
INTERNATIONAL MISSIONARY REENTRY RETREAT
WOMEN’S Inspirational Spring Retreat
MISSION GRANTSTahoe Resort Ministries
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Fbc mission team to nicaragua 2016The preparation for this year’s trip to Nicaragua in June is well under-way. FBC will once again send a team to work with our friends at FBC Matagalpa as we minister with them in Santa Emila June 4-11, 2016. The initial deposit was due on Feb. 22, but there may still be time to reserve your place on this trip if you let us know right away. We have to give Delta Air Lines a final number of passengers by March 6! Please refer to the information sheet for more details.
We will again be concentrating our work in the village of Santa Emilia where FBC Matagalpa has a church plant that they support. As usual we will do some medical clinics and VBS, but as we’ve narrowed our focus to one location, we also want to find other ways to work in this community. We have already been in contact with some other groups who have worked in this community and we think there will be oth-er opportunities to work together in on other projects: (i.e.: schools, mircofinance etc). We strongly believe that God has bigger plans for us to work for Him in this community in more ways than just clinics and VBS.
Please be in prayer to see if God just might be calling YOU to join Him in Nicaragua... Recent-ly in our Believe Series at FBC our lesson and sermon were on “Total Surrender”. It just may be that God is asking you to surrender to His will and GO! Pray about it. There is an informa-tion sheet and Team application on the church website. Please contact Rhett or Tammy Weav-er if you have any questions.
If you have any yard sale items, we will have our SPrinG nicaraGua yard Sale on aPril 16, 2016. Last day for donations will be 4/6/2016. Place items under stair well in the Family Ministry Center.
Round Tablemonday, march 28, 201611:00 a.m. – Lunch provided
Come In The HouseAuthor: Howard Williams
If you enjoy stories about life in the south in the not too distant past, this is for you! Presented by our own story teller: Herman Benfield
“Beginning at home – go into all the world.” Acts 1:8
These are a few of the ways we can fulfill this through your Prayers, Personal Ministry, and Giving through the Ministry and Mission In-vestment Plan and Special Missions Offering!
MISSION GRANTSTahoe Resort MinistriesTahoe City, CADebbie Wohler, Director
Because of some changes in focus of the North American Mission Board , the director of Tahoe Resort Ministries is no longer funded.Because we at FBC believe Resort Ministries has a vital place in reaching people, we are helping finance this ministry in a small way. We hope to keep you updated on this and other Mission Investments through out the year.
WOMEN’S Inspirational Spring RetreatFriday, April 8 – Saturday, April 9Camp Pinnacle Retreat CenterDinner: 5:30 p.m.First Session: 7:00 p.m.Guest: Belinda Riley
Belinda serves with her husband as a missionary with Appalachian Regional Ministries in Harlan County, Kentucky. This area is one ofthe most poverty stricken areas in our country. Emphasis will be on what Jesus taught about serving the poor and their ministry in Kentucky. We plan to commute and the cost for dinner and the sessions is $25.00. We must preregister, make check payable to Habersham Association WMU. If you are interested please contact Janet Nix.
INTERNATIONAL MISSIONARY REENTRY RETREATBecause of downsizing at the International Mission Board, 600 families are taking early retirement. Georgia hopes to absorb 35 of these families. A Reentry Retreat will be a conducted at the Baptist Assembly in Toccoa, GA in early March. Georgia WMU is providing WELCOME TO GEORGIA baskets.
GeorGia baPtiSt mobile dental clinicGlade Creek Baptist ChurchTuesday, April 19 – Saturday, April 23
Watch for times to schedule appointments. Details and phone numbers to contact will be listed in local newspapers and radio stations.If you are aware of someone in need of this type service please watch for announcements.
Those who serve and continue to find the best use of mission invest-ment giving appreciates your trust. We encourage your continued use of the monthly giving through the United Mission Offering. Extra envelopes are provided in the sanctuary pews. Helen Bryson
ConnectionFirst
LuncheonSunday, march 13
after worship in the Fellowship hallJoin us for a free luncheon for visitors and those interested in knowing more about First Baptist Church.
Your Invited...
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NO WEDNESDAY NIGHT ACTIVITIES MARCH 30 due to Spring Break.
SPECIAL THANKS TO JIM WELBORN for teaching on Wednesday nights during the Lenten Season!
• Before March 6 read pages 304 – 319 on Giving My Resources
• Before March 13 read pages 320-338 on Sharing My Faith
• We will begin our last section of our BELIEVE study, which will emphasize BEING LIKE JESUS on April 3. During the week after Easter, be sure to read pages 339-352 on LOVE.
March believe readinG Plan:
liVinG oUR BAPTiSM – Once again this year, we will have a special baptism service on Easter Sunday. I recently came across this article by John and Robin McCullough-Bade. They write: “
Baptism and Easter have always had a strong connection. As Christianity spread in the early church, the weeks before Easter were used to instruct and prepare people for their upcoming baptism at the Easter Vigil—the night before Easter Sunday.” Baptism is a wonderful symbol to let the world know when we become a disciple, a follower of Christ. This article listed seven scripture passages to help us understand what it means to LIVE OUT our baptism. I encourage you do read these scriptures one each day during Holy Week and to really think about what it means to have a new life in Christ!
7 texts for 7 days: What does it mean to have a life in Christ?
news from the children’s Search committeenews from the children’s Search committee The Search Committee has been actively reading resumes and following through with Skype interviews with applicants for the position of Minister of Children and Servant Ministries at FBC Cornelia since early January. We spent the Fall praying, visiting other children’s programs and drawing up the job description which was distributed through the SBC, CBF, Colleges and Seminaries and through Pastoral networking. We are searching for the one God has for us to lead our children, their families and the Congregation as we seek to live out FBC’s vision through our AGAPE values.
As we move forward with personal interviews, we ask that you continue to pray for us to be patient and wise as we discern God’s will for our future. It is our hope to be able to present the new Children’s and Servant Ministry Leader in the very near future.
Training and RetreatApril 8-9, 2016
Trainer: Icrel Harrison, Pinnacle Associates
Become a Disciple Development Coach!
Are you ready to take your faith journey to a new level?
Are you interested in walking with others as they grow to be more like Jesus for the sake of the world?
Disciple = Christ FollowerDevelopment = Growing, changing, transforming, moving toward goalsCoaching = the art of facilitating growth in others through intentional conversations. Disciple Development Coaching = a process designed for empowering disciples to live out their callings as fully and effectively as possible.
A WORD FROM PASTOR JOHN: I am looking forward to Ircel Harrison being here with us April 8 and 9 as we begin our Discipleship Development Coaching! Be sure to read Pastor Eric’s article about this, and please get In touch with him or me if you want to be a discipleship coach! We will be asking many of you to participate during March for this important time of training coming in April. I am so thankful for this great training that will make a difference for Christ here in our church and in all of our lives!
A WORD from Pastor John:
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Childrenmissions: We have traveled the globe this year. From Miami to Scotland and now
on to Canada, we have learned about many different areas that the people of God serve. For the month of March, we will learn about Canada and the Mtomboki family. Our verse is: “We work together with God. You are like God’s field. You are like his building” (1Corinthians 3:9)BIG THANK YOU TO OUR VOLUNTEERS! YOU ARE AWESOME!We are so EXCITED to share that we have been averaging 18 children, during Sunday morning worship, in February, ranging from birth to kindergarten. At present time, we have Mrs. Tammy Ivey teaching children’s church ages 3-kindergarten. If you are not on the rotation and would like to help please contact Leslie Foster 706-892-8854.
egg huntEaster is just around the corner. March 23- 6:00-7:30, we have planned a bible story, craft and egg hunt for birth to 5th grade.
The Easter bunny will also be on hand for pictures. Be sure to bring a basket. Come join us for a night of faith and celebration! To make our egg hunt a success we need your help. We are in need of candy and little trinkets for Easter Eggs. There is a collection box at the children’s registration desk. Thank you in advance!
extra children rehearsals for Jonah’s Druthers are scheduled for Sunday, april 3rd from 4:00-6:00 in the Choir room, snacks provided.
Stay informed: Text FBCCCHILD to 41411- each week we will send a text message outlining upcoming dates and activities in the life of our children’s ministry. Visit our Facebook page: FBC Children’s MinistryIf you would like to get involved with our children’s ministry contact the committee at [email protected]. Committee members are Leigh Thomas-chair, Leslie Foster, Lynna Gotsch, Alice Gunter, Andrea Irvin, Tammy Ivey, Heather NeSmith, & Lauren Terry.
PleaSe Pray for our youth who will be going to the CONVERGE Conference at The Wood-lands Camp March 11-13. Students, if you find out you can go at the last minute please let Pastor John know.
wedneSday niGhtS durinG youth GrouP in march We will be discussing the topics covered in BELIEVE and applying them to our everyday lives:
march 2 – WHAT DOES THE BIBLE SAY ABOUT OFFERING MY TIME?
march 9 – WHAT DOES THE BIBLE SAY ABOUT GIVING MY RESOURCES?
march 16 – WHAT DOES THE BIBLE SAY ABOUT SHARING MY FAITH, and testimonies from CONVERGE weekend
march 23 – WE WILL ASSIST WITH THE CHILDREN’S MINISTRIES EASTER EGG HUNT!
march 30 – NO MEETING DUE TO SPRING BREAK
REMEMBER THAT ON APRIL 6 we will begin our focus on LEADERSHIP TRAINING!
SUMMeRSAlT YoUTh cAMP – white oak, Sc – June 27- July 1 SUMMERSALT is a great week of Bible study,
worship, and recreation that your young person will never forget! We will be there with over 600 teenagers and adult chaperones. Cost is $200 for the week and a $50 deposit will
be due March 2. We will continue to accept deposits until all spaces are filled (we have 15
spaces reserved). You can read more about SUMMERSALT at www.ystuff.org. This year, we will be going during a week that focuses on musical arts, called YMAC. Your student will be able to choose between a regular camp schedule OR a schedule where they can learn more about the arts. We will all be together as a youth group during the mornings and evening worship times, and they will be divided into smaller groups during other parts of the day with youth from other churches. White Oak is approximately 3 hours from here.
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Walking with Jesus
Pastor Eric Spivey
SPecial GiFtS (January)
MEMORIALSMinistry Budget: John Hardy, Judy SmithBenevolence: Mathilda ScroggsUnified Missions: Cecil Byrum Family Ministry Center: J.B. Brewer
MUSic AnD ARTS in WoRShiP Last month, we offered our gifts in many different ways to lead worship. Our Preschool Choir led worship with praise sticks while we sang and then they offered up their sweet voices to worship. On Spiritual Gifts Sunday, our sanctuary had beautiful art work displayed to remind us of the many ways God has gifted us with artistic creativity. Thank you to everyone who shared some of their lovely and incredible pieces of art! Every week is an opportunity for us to worship our Creator, who gifted us to worship Him. The season of Lent leads us to experience the meaningful and moving worship services of Holy Week. For me, music has always had a powerful and emotional impact on my worship. During Holy Week, I’m reminded of what Jesus did for me. The One who never sinned died on the cross to forgive me, a sinner! How can we not recognize the tremendous love God has for us through this sacrifice? God Sent His Son, Jesus, to die on the cross for us!
began to envision a discipleship ministry at First Baptist Cornelia focused on the individual. The solution: Disciple Development Coaching. Disciple Development Coaching is a process designed for empowering disciples to live out their calling as fully and effectively as possible.
Think about Discipleship Coaching like a personal trainer in a gym for your spiritual life. Say, you need to lose weight and grow stronger. You go to the gym, talk with the trainer and set a path to help you reach your goal. As you work towards that goal the trainer listens, tweaks, and walks beside you. In the same way, a discipleship coach empowers disciples, focusing on steps of change, growth and transformation. He or she works with a disciple for a specified amount of time to help them reach their goals. The goal is spiritual transformation. Discipleship coaches are not pastors or chaplain – they are action oriented peers, inviting us to follow Jesus differently.
On April 8-9, 2016, we will bring a Disciple Development Coach to First Baptist to train a team of us to be coaches. Please consider being trained and participating in this new ministry. It will change you, our church members and our church.
Lent is a great season to start allowing God to change your life. I invite you to begin today making the steps God lays before you. I’ll see you Sunday.
January ,2016Shared: .........$ 1,440.28Clients: .......... 27
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When I survey the wondrous cross,On which the Prince of glory died,My richest gain I count but loss,
And pour contempt on all my pride. See from His head, His hands,
His feet,Sorrow and love flow
mingled down;Did e’er such love and sorrow meet,Or thorns compose so rich a crown.
Were the whole realm of nature mine,
That were a present far too small;Love so amazing, so divine,
Demands my soul, my life, my all.
These words by Isaac Watts set to music by Lowell Mason are some of the most moving during Holy Week. Pay close attention to these words as we sing them during Lent. Deep reflection of the death of Christ makes His resurrection more moving and powerful when we joyfully sing “Christ the Lord is risen today!” on Easter Sunday. Don’t miss out on our Holy Week services.
Easter SundayOn Easter morning, First Baptist Cornelia will conduct an Easter Baptism Service. We are inviting anyone who believes in (holds tight to) Jesus as their Savior, but who has not yet been baptized to participate.
For centuries Christian churches have been celebrating baptism services on Easter Sunday. Baptism symbolizes the inner commitment we make to Jesus as Lord and Savior. Baptism on Easter allows us to participate in the death of Jesus on Good Friday - as we go under the water - and his resurrection on Sunday – as we come out. If you are interested in participating in this meaningful service or to talk about another spiritual commitment, please contact Pastor Eric at [email protected] or 706.778.4412.
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Dear Church Members,I want to thank each of you for your prayers, calls and concerns during my stay in the hospital and after I came home. May God Bless you all Love, Mozelle Carlan
Dear Friends at FBC,Thank you for your cards, notes and prayers. We appreciate your loving support and all that you do. Sincerely Nancy Barron
Dear Dear Church Family,
I want to thank you for all the prayers, cards, food and sincere concern for me before and after my recent surgery. For everything you have done. For being the special people you are-words cannot express what you, our church family mean o us.
Thank you for being a true reflection of God’s Love
Love and Blessings
Bobby Massey and Family
Church Family,
Thank you all for the cards, calls, food & prayers following the passing of my mom. Your love and support has meant so much to our family.
We are truly blessed to be a part of FBC!
Love,
Jack , Sabrina & Maddie McMullan
Church Family,
Gerald and I would like to thank each of you for your prayers and the many cards we received during his recent illness and my broken arm mishap.
We were humbled by the outpouring of love and concern but strengthened
Knowing there were others praying for us. Thanks from the bottom of our hearts.
In His Love,
Jane & Gerald Dunham
SUnday, FeBrUary 28 8:30am Deacon Meeting9:45am Sunday School10:55am Worship
SUnday, MarCh 6 8:00am Men’s Ministry9:45am Sunday School10:55am Worship
TUeSday, MarCh 1 7:00am Men’s Prayer Breakfast
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TUeSday, MarCh 8 7:00am Men’s Prayer Breakfast
/Stew & QueWedneSday, MarCh 2 5:15pm Fellowship Meal
SUnday, MarCh 27 - eaSTer 7:30am Sunrise Service-Tower Mountain 9:45am Sunday School10:55am Celebrations Worship Service
MOnday, MarCh 2811:00am Round TableTUeSday, MarCh 29 7:00am Men’s Prayer Breakfast
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bleSS the lord For hiS indeScribable GiFtS! new address:Jason, Becky, Lucy & Henry Hughes, Jason mobile: 706-499-54036434 Old Hwy 441 N. , Baldwin, GA 30511. Becky mobile: 706-768-6727
MarCh 6SS greeters:
Ben Books, Mozelle Carlan, Phil McClain,
Charlotte MeisterChild Care
nursery: Lauren Terry2s & 3s: Dustin &Leigh Thomas
Ushers: Phil McClain, Rick Barron,
Wade Hasty, Nolan Nix, Dalton Sirmans, Bill Tanneberger,
Dennis Tedder, Robert Tyler, Ed Vaughn
Church greeters: Dalton & Margie Sirmans
Patrol: David Foster
Wednesday night Lockup/March.:
Brad Trotter
MarCh 13SS greeters:
Mozelle Carlan,Charlotte Meister
Child Carenursery:
Susan McMullan2s & 3s:
Drew &Andrea IrvinUshers:
Chester Skelton, Grant Bentley, Bill Chandler, Steve Doran, Greg
Jenkins, Brian Peek, Richard Whatley, Larry Whitfield
Church greeters: Brian & Angie Peek
Patrol: Bobby Tyler
Wednesday night Lockup/March.:
Brad Trotter
MarCh 20SS greeters:
Mozelle Carlan,Charlotte Meister
Child Carenursery:
Denise Lindemann2s & 3s:
Pasty & Ed VaughnUshers:
Jarvis McFarlin, Herman Benfield, Donald Crowe, Wes Dodd, Murphy Doran, Terry
Doran, David Elder, Jack Irvin, Jared McFarlin
Church greeters: Jack & Sabrina McMullan
Patrol: Dennis Tedder
Wednesday night Lockup/March.:
Brad Trotter
MarCh 27SS greeters:
Mozelle Carlan,Charlotte Meister
Child Carenursery:
Kristen Schupp2s & 3s:
Patsy & Ed VaughnUshers:
David Foster, Jason Hughes, Jack McMullan, Richard
McMullan, Mark Reed, Caleb Souther, James A. Stapleton III,
Larry WarrenChurch greeters: Wes & Kerri Dodd
Patrol: Rick Barron
Wednesday night Lockup/March.:
Brad Trotter
SERVICE REMINDER
If there is a ministry need, please call the Deacon or the church office.
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MARCH 6Jimmy Stapleton
(706) 778-8278
MARCH 13Larry Whitfield(706) 778-9755
MARCH 20Peggy Boozer
(706) 754-0804
MARCH 27Ben Brooks
(706) 778-7011
DEACON OF THE WEEK
Appalachian Trail MinistrySaturday, April 2, 2016
On Tray MountainMeet at the church at 8:00 AM, Return by 4:00 PM
Each year thousands of hikers start off at Springer Mountain, GA set on hiking 2,168 miles to Maine. It takes over week to get Tray Mountain outside of Helen and by that point they are tired and hungry. When they smell the cooking hamburgers and meet the great folks of Cornelia, they love to stop, talk and eat. All ages are welcomed to travel up to Tray Mtn with us (by van and car) to be the presence of Jesus on the mountain.
Holy Week Mid-Day GatheringsFor the habersham community
monday, march 21: First baptist corneliaSpeaker: Dr. Charles Smith, Pastor, Madison Baptist Church
wednesday, march 23: cornelia united methodist churchSpeaker: Dr. Jay Hughes, Pastor
Friday, march 25: First Presbyterian corneliaSpeaker: Rev. Jason Edwards, Pastor
Noon: Holy Week Devotion (Sanctuary)12:30: Lunch (Fellowship Hall) by donation
Replacing our Lenten Luncheons, we invite you to come to one or all of the Holy Week Gatherings in Cornelia. Each service will begin at Noon in the church’s sanctuary. Following a brief time of music, a speaker will deliver a Holy Week Devotional for the day. After the devotional, everyone will be invited to stay for a light lunch provided by each church. Help make this new event a success by inviting friends, family and co-workers to this event.
Sponsored by, First Baptist Church, Cornelia, Cornelia United Methodist Church, First Presbyterian Church, Cornelia
Welcome new MembersBryan & Kelly Coker and Macy5417 Old Highway 441NBaldwin, GA 30511
Jeremiah & Malinda Lukersand Jackson & Savannah
176 Rocky Shoals TrailMt. Airy, GA 30563
MiniSTry STaFFdr. eric T. Spivey, Senior Pastor
rev. John Swindler, Assoc. Pastor, Discipleship & Student Ministries
Bobby ivey, Minister of Worship & Musicamanda hagerty, Interim Children’s Pastor
Jarvis McFarlin, Business ManagerBobbie Foster, Organist
