A New Season and Our October Itinerary Scott Pauley

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My favorite season has arrived. Fall is officially here. This year our family is celebrating the changing of the leaves in the beautiful mountains of West Virginia. It is a new season of life and ministry.

So many of you have prayed and encouraged us this year. Thank you for your friendship. A few days ago I had the privilege of preaching at Cranberry Baptist Church in Beckley. This is the church my dad has pastored for the last twenty-six years, and the church that first sent me off to Crown College over twenty-two years ago. It is an honor to have them now serving as our sending church.

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Special welcome reception at Cranberry Baptist Church, Beckley, WV

Tammy, Morgan, Lauren, Grant, and I are honored to be part of the ministry at the Cranberry Baptist Church. The precious friends here have made us feel right at home. We are truly grateful for their prayers and support as we fulfill God’s calling for our family.

Many churches have encouraged us along this journey and our desire is to be an encouragement to His work in every place. Please pray that the Holy Spirit will use us in this season. We look forward to being with God’s people over the next few weeks…

Saturday, October 1 – Men’s Meeting, Stedfast Baptist Church, Groton, CT, Pastor John Beck

Sunday, October 2 – Missions Conference, Stedfast Baptist Church, Groton, CT, Pastor John Beck

Friday-Saturday, October 7-8 – Youth Conference, Park Meadows Baptist Church, Lincoln, IL, Pastor Jeremy Vance

Sunday, October 9 – Sunday services, Faith Baptist Church, Belleville, IL, Pastor Rick Koonce

Sunday-Tuesday, October 16-18 – Revival, Harvest Baptist Temple, Owensboro, KY, Pastor Greg Dowdy

Sunday, October 23, Friend Day, morning & afternoon services – Bible Baptist Church, Howell, MI, Pastor Tim Christoson

Sunday, October 23, Evening service – Community Baptist Church, Saginaw, MI, Pastor Doug Jackson

Monday, October 24 – Men’s Meeting, Bible Baptist Church, Howell, MI, Pastor Tim Christoson

Friday, October 28 – “Rally in the Valley” Youth Meeting, Victory Baptist Church, Staunton, VA, Pastor Rader Ogden

Sunday-Friday, October 30-November 4 – Revival, Independent Baptist Church, Clinton, MD, Pastor Mike Creed

Additional details may be found at enjoyingthejourney.org/itinerary or by contacting the host church.

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