Where have you visited churches?
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patriotic said:Hammond, IN
Ditto.
sword said:
I have visited there a number of times and agree with you about the feel of the church.
patriotic said:
Neither have I.
patriotic said:
The only one I've been to there is Trident Baptist. Mike Haynes is the preacher.
It actually may have been outside the city, so we may have gone to different churches.
This one is where Chris Stansell was from.
And Cynthia Warren.
She married John Francis.
Berean Baptist Church
Fayetteville, NC
Fayetteville, NC
I'm not "one of you," but the I'll post the only HAC church I have visited was Bethel Baptist in Spanaway, WA. I won't list the 100 or so other churches we've visited.
JrChurch said:
Terry Minge got saved at my church here when he was in the military and married a girl from here too.
That is sweet.Teri in NC said:
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prophet said:He's still there.patriotic said:First Baptist Church of Bridgeport, MI.
The only church Dr. Hyles said he ever preached where the pastor had a woman's name.
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For decades now.
SOTL write up on First Baptist of Bridgeport.patriotic said:For decades now.prophet said:He's still there.patriotic said:First Baptist Church of Bridgeport, MI.
The only church Dr. Hyles said he ever preached where the pastor had a woman's name.
Saginaw, Michigan, First Baptist of Bridgeport
On the final day of June, I preached for Dr. R. B. Ouellette at the First Baptist Church of Bridgeport, Saginaw, Michigan.
Each summer they move their midweek services to Tuesday nights for eleven weeks. During this time, they invite men such as I to preach for them.?This was my 16th time to be here for one of these special nights.
The First Baptist Church of Bridgeport has for years had a strong soul-winning presence in Saginawdespite the ongoing decline of the population. Once again, the truth prevails. You can do what the Lord says do whether or not you are in an ideal situation.
I suppose everybody would like to be in a growing city; but if you are not, what do you do? You can declare yourself defeated, or you can do what First Baptist of Bridgeport is doing and stay at it.
As a testimony to the Bridgeport story, their midweek crowd in the auditorium numbered over 400?and that?s the week of July Fourth when vacation and holiday times are at a peak.
Brother Ouellette just recently celebrated his 40th anniversary as pastor here. Congratulations are in order for both pastor and people. As they have invested themselves in the Lord?s work, they have been blessed in great measure.
After Brother Ouellette led the choir, a six-member ensemble sang, a tremendous violin offertory was played, and a solo was sung. The pulpit was ready, and I had good liberty in preaching.
After the service, there was a time of fellowship at an outside pavilion. Hot dogs and fireworks were enjoyed by all.
Busy and bustling, First Baptist Church of Bridgeport is a church on the go and on the grow.
After the service, a good number of folks signed up to get the SWORD OF THE LORD.
Here is another place you?ll want to visit when you vacation in Michigan.
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sword said:SOTL write up on First Baptist of Bridgeport.patriotic said:For decades now.prophet said:He's still there.patriotic said:First Baptist Church of Bridgeport, MI.
The only church Dr. Hyles said he ever preached where the pastor had a woman's name.
Saginaw, Michigan, First Baptist of Bridgeport
On the final day of June, I preached for Dr. R. B. Ouellette at the First Baptist Church of Bridgeport, Saginaw, Michigan.
Each summer they move their midweek services to Tuesday nights for eleven weeks. During this time, they invite men such as I to preach for them.?This was my 16th time to be here for one of these special nights.
The First Baptist Church of Bridgeport has for years had a strong soul-winning presence in Saginawdespite the ongoing decline of the population. Once again, the truth prevails. You can do what the Lord says do whether or not you are in an ideal situation.
I suppose everybody would like to be in a growing city; but if you are not, what do you do? You can declare yourself defeated, or you can do what First Baptist of Bridgeport is doing and stay at it.
As a testimony to the Bridgeport story, their midweek crowd in the auditorium numbered over 400?and that?s the week of July Fourth when vacation and holiday times are at a peak.
Brother Ouellette just recently celebrated his 40th anniversary as pastor here. Congratulations are in order for both pastor and people. As they have invested themselves in the Lord?s work, they have been blessed in great measure.
After Brother Ouellette led the choir, a six-member ensemble sang, a tremendous violin offertory was played, and a solo was sung. The pulpit was ready, and I had good liberty in preaching.
After the service, there was a time of fellowship at an outside pavilion. Hot dogs and fireworks were enjoyed by all.
Busy and bustling, First Baptist Church of Bridgeport is a church on the go and on the grow.
After the service, a good number of folks signed up to get the SWORD OF THE LORD.
Here is another place you?ll want to visit when you vacation in Michigan.
Loved reading that!
Thank you for sharing.