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  • February E-News.COM

    February E-News

    Here is February’s Newsletter!!!!!

  • Henry Update

    Bebe Reese sent us an update regarding Henry’s tests yesterday.  This is what she said:

    More news, we guess.  Today at Mayo was interesting.  The short of it is that Henry needs to finish this cycle of chemo, go back to his pulmonologist for re-evaluation and another lung function test, and have an updated PT/CT scan.  At this point, probably the middle of March, we will probably confer with Mayo again to determine if he is a candidate for transplant. If he is, the stem cells will come from his own blood.   We understand that this is a very rigorous, 4 month long commitment, with a four week hospitalization period.  Help us pray for wisdom and peace.  The long of it is that the reality of the situation is almost overwhelming – with so many ifs.  As one of the oncologists said, “It is not for the faint-hearted.”  Once again, we thank you for your thoughts and prayers and we cherish your love and friendship.  Bebe

  • This Weekend–Single Moms’ Bible Study

    This Saturday, from 10am until noon, the Single Moms’ Bible Study will be meeting at the home of Lizz Looker for fellowship and study.  We’ll see you there!

  • Videos from Youth Sunday…

    … have been posted on the Church of the Messiah’s Facebook page.  Click here to view them!  We have one song from praise and worship and the offertory skit “Population Me.”  Hunter’s sermon should be up very soon.  All of our youth did an incredible job and thanks to Brian and Amy for all their hard work in putting the morning together.

  • Oaks of Righteousness

    In Bible Study this morning, Fr. Ed read this poem:

    Oaks of Righteousness

    by Ralph I. Tilley 

    “They will be called oaks of righteousness,
    a planting of the LORD for the display of his splendor.”
    –Isaiah 61:3 (NIV) 

    In the midst of moral confusion,
    Surrounded by darkness and despair,
    God has planted His servants,
    Who breathe in Heaven’s air. 

    With roots reaching deeply into God:
    His holiness, mercy, truth and love;
    Each moment they are nourished
    On nutrients from above. 

    Having weathered many storms and droughts,
    More than once appearing far weaker;
    What would have killed lesser souls
    Only makes these much stronger. 

    With their arms ever-stretching upward,
    And faces gazing into the light;
    They taste the dews each morning,
    Drinking in the Spirit’s might. 

    While many others lie on the ground,
    Casualties to the flesh and shame;
    These stalwarts have stood the test of time,
    Protected through Jesus’ name. 

    They are the Lord’s own chosen planting,
    Displaying His splendor all around;
    “Oaks of Righteousness,” He says—
    May their number, Lord, abound.

    Copyright © 2010 by Life in the Spirit Ministries

  • Don’t Look Now!!!

    The brand new Church of the Messiah web page is up and running!

    Well… at least it is up.  Check back on a daily basis for updates and see what I’ve managed to get accomplished on the new page!

  • A Call To Intercession!

    Calling all intercessors:

    On Monday, Jan 31st, at 6:30pm, come join the prophetic intercessors of the Church of the Messiah at the Shimp’s home for a time of instruction and prayer. A light dinner will be provided. This is open to all who feel the call of the Lord to prophetic intercession. Please let Cathie know if you will be attending.

    Contact the Church office for directions and phone numbers.

  • This Sunday is YOUTH SUNDAY

    Come and see as the youth of COM take over the service! Our kids will be singing praise and worship, reading the lessons and we will even have an inspired sermon by Hunter Pardee. This is the second year in a row that we have done this and last time was tremendous fun. Come and see what our youth have been learning over the last year!

  • Join Us For A Night of Worship And Praise!!!

    Tonight Church of the Messiah will meet for a night of Praise and Worship.  We will gather at St. Luke’s Episcopal Church (2961 N. University Blvd., across from JU) at 7:30.  Be sure to join us as we pray for the LORD to stir up our spirits and enliven our hearts!  Childcare will be provided.