An interesting piece on the Tabernacle of David. Click on “Articles” and follow the link to read more.
We want to celebrate Jolene Berg and JD Chambers, two of our Worship/Arts family who will graduate from UAA this Sunday. Jolene is a psychology major, and JD is a music major. Way to hang in there and finish your Bachelor’s degree. We’re proud of you and your accomplishments.
We will not be holding a vocal workout this week; my apologies. My voice is not back enough to be able to sing and work on music just yet. If you’d like to work on new music, however, please feel free to attend the rehearsal of one of the teams and learn the music as [...]
The next issue of the Worship/Arts newsletter, ADVANCE, is coming out this Sunday in the bulletin; don’t miss it!
"The word ‘Pentecost‘ comes from the Greek; it simply means ‘fiftieth’. Pentecost Sunday ends the season of Easter; it is the Sabbath day after a week’s worth of weeks (7 x 7 = 49).
Pentecost grew from what was originally a festival marking the first grain harvest of the Middle Eastern year, marked by a [...]
Don’t forget Carol Roper’s book, Tilly’s Song, débuts this week end. Carol will be hosting a book signing at Kingsway Assembly of God at 10336 E Eagle River Loop Rd in Eagle River from 3:00 PM - 5:00 PM Sunday, May 3rd. Come on out and celebrate with Carol the fulfillment of one of [...]
We’ve started a LIFE Group this session at our home, 324 Dewey Circle, and we’d love to have all you worship/arts types come out and join us if you don’t already have a group you’re involved in. You can leave a comment on this post or call Heidi Fields at 301-4803, write on my Facebook [...]
It’s that time again! Time for all of you Country Gospel fans to mosey on over to the MCA North Campus Friday, May 1st for an evening of old fashioned Country Gospel tunes and plenty of great food and fellowship served up along side. The food is served at 6:30 PM and the music begins [...]
We are a people with a rich Pentecostal heritage, but sometimes I wonder if we perhaps don’t realize the spiritual wealth that we possess. It’s easy to take for granted something that you’ve lived in your whole life and not recognize the true worth of what you have. As the church moves toward Pentecost Sunday [...]
Kudos to JD Chambers for his performance in his Senior Recital at UAA last night. JD did a fabulous job performing some amazing pieces by Ludwig Von Beethoven, Bela Bartok, and Sergie Rachmaninoff. That performance represents hours and hours of a whole lot of technical work and memorization on his part. Way to go, [...]