Victory Over Worry – 10:50 AM
What Hath God Wrought! – 10:50 AM
What Hath God Wrought! – 8:30 AM
That My House May Be Filled! – 8:45 AM
Worship With Us
Sunday
Worship 8:30 am
Sunday School 9:50 am
Worship 10:50 am
Evening Worship 5:45 pm
Wednesday
House of Prayer 7:00 pm
Youth Worship 7:00 pm
WHAT AND HOW WE BELIEVE
COMING SOON
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Verse of the Week
“So Solomon built the house and finished it.”
1 Kings 6:14
Quote of the Week
What an accomplishment–the completion of the temple of the Lord! It took seven years to build, and when it was finished, it was without question one of the great wonders of the world! The vision, the time, the work and the money that went into the building of this great house for God had finally come to fruition. What a day it was when they gathered to dedicate it to the glory of God! Today is a monumental day in the life of Fellowship Chapel. For years there was the vision to build a great house for God adjacent to Randolph Street, a house of worship where many could gather week in and week out to hear the Word of God, to offer sacrifices of praise to God, to celebrate the goodness of God, and to exalt our great God. Today that vision has come to fruition, and we gather to say, “THANK YOU, JESUS!” While the physical building is finished, the spiritual building will continue in this beautiful facility. It’s our utmost desire and prayer that this sanctuary will be a tool where the continued building of God’s kingdom happens each week with souls coming to faith in Christ as they gather to hear the Gospel proclaimed. It’s our deep longing that this sanctuary will be a tool where the continued building of God’s people happens each week as the people of God are edified through the exposition of the Scriptures. Above all, it’s our heart’s cry that God be lifted up in this place and receive all the glory that He alone is due! In Proverbs 13:18 Solomon reminds us that the desire accomplished is sweet to the soul. There’s a great satisfaction about accomplishing a goal, coming to the end of a project, seeing it through to the finish. But the real work is about to begin for Fellowship Chapel–filling this house with people to hear the transforming Word of God that the lost might be saved and that the saved might be sanctified. A new building will not automatically bring the people in and fill it; it will only happen “the old fashion way”–WORK!!! We must do as God commands, “Go out and bring them in that my house may be filled!”
