September! Scott Pauley

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I have had a verse on my mind the last few days. Proverbs 21:31 says, “The horse is prepared against the day of battle: but safety is of the LORD.” We plan and prepare. We do our part, but only God can protect us and cause us to be victorious. Our lives and labors are in His hands.

These are unusual days to travel and minister but I give God the praise for His constant care and keeping. He has been so very good to us. Last week Tammy and I dropped off both of our girls (!) at Crown College. We are very grateful for them and thankful that they have a place like Crown College to attend. God willing, Grant will start 10th grade this week. These are special days.

We are excited about the meetings in the coming month and ask you to pray with us for God’s touch in each place…

Sunday, September 6, Morning Services – Temple Baptist Church, Asheville, NC, Pastor Patrick Creed III

Sunday, September 6, Evening Service – Pleasant Beach Baptist Church, Elizabethton, TN, Pastor Mark Fowler

Monday, September 7, Online Video Message for Preachers at thepreachersrest.com. (This year’s in person gathering is not taking place, but we are excited to share some virtual resources online and looking forward to next year’s meeting.)

Sunday-Tuesday, September 13-15, Revival – Central Baptist Church, Southington, CT, Pastor Jim Townsley

Wednesday, September 16, Tent Meeting – Franklin Road Baptist Church, Murfreesboro, TN, Pastor Mike Norris

Sunday-Tuesday, September 20-22, Revival – Buffalo Ridge Baptist Church, Gray, TN, Pastor John Herdman

Sunday-Tuesday, September 27-29, Revival – Victory Baptist Church, Elizabeth City, NC, Pastor R.L. Parker 

In addition to these services I am continuing to do a number of video messages for churches in different parts of the country. We are posting these on our new Youtube channel and hope you will subscribe and share these Bible messages with others.

Finally, I want to invite you to join us for the Southwide Baptist Fellowship at Gospel Light Baptist Church in Walkertown, NC, Monday-Wednesday, October 10-12. This important meeting, just days before our national election, will concentrate on prayer. There could not be a more important emphasis for God’s people. Register online at southwidebaptist.org.

Thank you for your prayers. We hope to see you soon!

More information on these and other meetings are available month by month at enjoyingthejourney.org/calendar or by contacting the host church directly.

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