One of the goals of most churches is to grow in numbers. For the most part that is a laudable goal. Conservative churches that preach an undiluted gospel in a worship setting that the apostles would have recognised are few … Continue reading →
On Saturday, November 9th 2013, as winter approached, Atlanta Presbyterian Fellowship held the first of its coat-and-blanket drives. This was the brainchild of Warren Jackson, a member of the board of the Atlanta Fund, who also spearheaded the effort. We … Continue reading →
In my most recent article I shared our gratitude at being given a place to meet indoors, out of the elements, by the Faith, Hope and Deliverance Temple. We had started to meet there in July 2013, and were attracting … Continue reading →
October 2013 For months Pastor Frank had been scouring the English Avenue neighbourhood talking to a number of church officials in an attempt to find a congregation that would be willing and able to rent to us a room in … Continue reading →
On the second Lord’s Day in April we had planned to hold a special time of fellowship to celebrate two years of ministry in the Bluff. As there were so many things that I needed to take that evening, I … Continue reading →
