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Because I Love My Church, I WIll…Pray – Part 11
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Evil in Three Persons – Blasphemous Trinity – Part 2 – 11:00 AM
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Evil in Three Persons – Blasphemous Trinity – Part 2 – 8:45 AM
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More Furnace Fire at Zaraphath Before Falling Fire on Carmel
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Because I Love My Church, I Wil… Pray – Part 10
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Fellowship Chapel Live! – 11:00 AM
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Sunday
Worship 8:45 am
Sunday School 10:00 am
Worship 11:00 am
Evening Worship 5:45 pm
Wednesday
House of Prayer 7:00 pm
Youth Worship 7:00 pm
Our Articles of Faith and Teachings
We gather to be instructed; we scatter to be influential. We gather for worship; we scatter to witness...
Fellowship Chapel exists to give Glory to God...
Luke 10:33
It’s a parable we all know well. Jesus shared it in response to a man who asked Him, “And who is my neighbor?” A certain man traveling from Jerusalem to Jericho was overtake by some highway bandits. They beat him, stripped him, and left him to die in the ditch. Two very religious men at different times passed by that way, and when they saw the wounded man, they refused to stop and help. But a certain Samaritan traveling the same road, when he saw this desperate and dying man, was moved with compassion. Compassion always leads to ACTION! He went to the hurting man and medically ministered to him. He then put him on his own donkey and carried him to a local inn where he put him up at his own expense. Because the Samaritan had to leave, he gave the innkeeper more money and told him to care for the man, and if the costs went beyond what he gave, he would make up for it when he returned. Notice–compassion sees no color, no creed, no class, no country. It only sees a fellow citizen of earth in need and is moved to action to help alleviate that need. Jesus said that we are to go and do likewise. Thank you for being such a compassionate church as you have responded to so many who find themselves in the ditch, hurting, wounded, worried about their future all because of the terrible floods. We are never more like Jesus than we get down in the ditch where the hurting are and do all that we can to get them back on their feet. I’m so grateful for ALL that you are doing in the name of Jesus to help the helpless and to heal the hurting!