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This evening I will fly to Pennsylvania for the first meeting of a new month. It is a privilege to serve the Lord alongside pastors each week. October is designated as “Pastor Appreciation Month” and it is my hope that local churches will do all they can to encourage their pastors during this challenging time.

There are varied callings in ministry but all of us are laboring together for the same purpose – God’s purpose. In Ephesians 4:11-13 we read:

And he gave some, apostles; and some, prophets; and some, evangelists; and some, pastors and teachers; For the perfecting of the saints, for the work of the ministry, for the edifying of the body of Christ: Till we all come in the unity of the faith, and of the knowledge of the Son of God, unto a perfect man, unto the measure of the stature of the fulness of Christ.

It is vital to remember that world circumstances and current attitudes may change, but the work of the Lord does not! As we begin the last quarter of this year I want to thank you for helping us pray for the doors God has opened…

Sunday – Tuesday, October 4-6 – Revival, Lighthouse Baptist Church, Dover, PA, Pastor Sterling Walsh (*Pastor’s Fellowship on Tuesday morning)

Saturday, October 10 – Georgia Youth Fellowship, Old Suwanee Baptist Church, Buford, GA, Pastor Tim Campbell

Sunday, October 11 – Morning and Evening Services, Gospel Light Baptist Church, Walkertown, NC, Pastor Frank Shumate, Co-Pastor Matt Morrison

Monday – Wednesday, October 12-14 – Southwide Baptist Fellowship, Walkertown, NC (Visit southwidebaptist.org for full details.)

Friday, October 16 – Youth Rally, Gethsemane Baptist Church, Elm City, NC, Pastor Johnny Taylor

Sunday, October 18 – Revival Sunday: Morning and Evening Services, Victory Baptist Church, Weatherford, TX, Pastor Charles Wetherbee

Saturday, October 24 – Deacon Training, Faith Baptist Church, Canoga Park, CA, Pastor Tim Rasmussen

Sunday, October 25 – Morning and Evening Services, Faith Baptist Church, Canoga Park, CA, Pastor Tim Rasmussen

Wednesday – Thursday, October 28-29 – Revival, Victory Baptist Church, Staunton, VA, Pastor Rader Ogden

Friday, October 30 – Rally In The Valley Youth Meeting, Victory Baptist Church, Staunton, VA, Pastor Rader Ogden

Our newest family update was published this week. If you have not yet read the newsletter you may do so here.


For information on these and other meetings please visit enjoyingthejourney.org/calendar or contact the host church directly.


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