September Itinerary and a Word from Our Family Scott Pauley

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God has been so very gracious to us. The last few weeks have been a whirlwind of activity and change. Thank you for praying for our family as we have relocated back to West Virginia.

Times of transition remind you of so many truths. For me, one of those has been that God chose the perfect wife for me! Tammy has been so supportive in every way and has made the transition smooth for our home. Morgan, Lauren, and Grant have started the school year in a new school and are doing very well. When we are not on the road, we are all enjoying the opportunity to be near family again.

My dad has pastored the Cranberry Baptist Church in Beckley for the last twenty-six years. This is the church that first sent me to Crown College twenty-two years ago when I graduated from high school. We are truly grateful that they are now serving as our sending church (cranberrybaptistchurch.com).

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With three new believers in Georgia

I praise God for souls saved and numbers of people coming back to the Lord over the last few weeks. The Lord is answering prayers and it is a thrill to watch Him work! We have seen a divine stirring in churches, a holy hunger for revival. May the Holy Spirit continue to do what only He can do.

Pray with me the prayer of the weeping prophet, Jeremiah, in Lamentations 5:21, “Turn thou us unto thee, O LORD, and we shall be turned; renew our days as of old.” Charles Spurgeon said that the prayers God answers are those that begin with Him. This is His Word. It should be our prayer.

The month of September will be a busy one and we truly appreciate your intercession on our behalf! It would be a joy to hear from you or see you at one of these meetings…

Sunday-Wednesday, September 4-7 – Revival – Temple Baptist Church, Lenoir, NC – Pastor Joel Bixler

Thursday, September 8 – Pastor’s Luncheon, Bristol, VA

Sunday-Tuesday, September 11-13 – Revival – Bethel Baptist Church, Richmond Hill, GA – Pastor Brian Cooper

Friday-Saturday, September 16-17 – Couples’ Retreat – Hope Baptist Church, Loveland, CO – Pastor Edward Barclay

Sunday, September 18 – Sunday evening service – Cranberry Baptist Church, Beckley, WV – Pastor Roger Pauley

Monday-Wednesday, September 19-21 – Revival – Rich Creek Baptist Church, Princeton, WV – Pastor Ralph Calfee

Sunday, September 25 – Sunday Services, Auburn Baptist Church, Riner, VA – Pastor Shake Smith

Wednesday, September 28 – Cotton Hill Baptist Church, Fayetteville, WV – Pastor Ronald Sears

For details on each meeting visit enjoyingthejourney.org/itinerary or you contact the host church.

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4 Comments

  1. Bob and Liz Patton on August 29, 2016 at 5:05 PM

    It is always great to see your posts and pictures. We are so glad to hear things are going so well with the move, kids adjustments and all. We continue to pray but we do miss seeing you and your family here.

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    • Scott Pauley on August 29, 2016 at 9:37 PM

      Thank you so much! Miss you all and really appreciate your prayers… Hope to see you in a few days.

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  2. Sara Hallman on September 7, 2016 at 10:34 AM

    It was good to see you and the family at Temple several weeks ago! You are such a blessing to me! I thank God for the influence you have had in my life. I pray dailey for you,Tammy, and the children .I love you all through Christ love.

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    • Scott Pauley on September 7, 2016 at 12:00 PM

      Thank you so much! We deeply appreciate your prayers and love you. God bless!

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