Wednesday, October 26, 2022

Rev Elton P. Wilson, Pastor of Mt Zion Baptist Church, (St Louis) Middleburg,VA was Keynote preacher for Warner Baptist first day of celebrating its 93rd Anniversary

  ( REPRINT FROM  WHEN WE WERE CELEBRATING OUR 93RD ESTABLISHMENT DATE)

Article 18, Volume 3                                                             Monday, October 14, 2013

 93rd Anniversary Commences - Celebration from Sunday, Oct.13 thru Friday, Oct 18, 2013

Pastor Matthew J. Pearson delivered the morning message. His scripture was from Colossians 2: 6-7 and his text was "Being Established in the faith of Christ Jesus"

The final song for the a.m. service was, "Hold Back the Night" featuring Lily Warner as the lead singer. The Sister can sing. As the choir neared the end of the song, after about seven minutes, many in the congregation wanted more, just a little bit more.
                                                       
P.M. Service

Reverend Elton P. Wilson, pastor of Mt. Zion Baptist (St.Louis) in Middleburg, VA, and members of his church were special guests for day one of Warner Baptist's 93rd anniversary.

Rev. Wilson congratulated the members of  Warner Baptist for their sustaining will to keep on keeping on. He used Exodus 14:21 for his scripture. His text was "Dry Land".

The sermon emphasized how God made a way for the children of Israel to cross over to freedom on dry land. Emphasis was put on how God customized the wind to hold back the water. After preaching for a while, the preacher got in his comfort zone, and really stressed what God has done, is doing, and can do, if you only believe and put your faith in Him. God is our protector.

Mt Zion's choir, under the direction of Marcus Howard, presented the congregation with some spirit-filled hymns.  Two of the selections were "Oh, How Marvelous" and "Jesus Can Pick You Up". 

The songs sung by the choir lead many in the congregation to stand, clap, shout out, and stump their feet in a joyful manner.
Yes, it was a wonderful service, and an afternoon well spent.
Oh, thanks also go out to the Culinary Ministry for serving a wonderful meal.

Well, we will be at it again tonight. (10/14/2013)

Will you be there?

Gwendolyn Haight is the chairperson of the Anniversary Committee. Denise Britford is the assistant chairperson. Sister Haight announced or introduced all members of the committee and gave a special thanks to her husband, David for all the assistance he has given her. 


The devotion is scheduled to start at 7 p.m. each night.

Speakers for the week are as follows:

Monday - Rev. Martin T. Pickett - First Baptist, Merrifield

Tuesday - Rev. Todd Brown - First Baptist, Chesterbrook

Wednesday - Musical

Thursday - Rev. James E. Scott - Laurel Grove Baptist, Alexandria

Friday - Rev. Robert Yancey - St Paul Baptist, Arlington


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Monday, October 17, 2022

Reverend Nelson Sneed, Pastor of Little Forest Baptist, delivers timely message at Warner Baptist about trusting in God

Article 8 Volume `12

Reverend Nelson Sneed, Moderator of the Northern Virginia Baptist Association was the guest preacher at WBC for their 141st founding celebration on Sunday, October 16, 2022.  The sermon was preached from the church thru ZOOM.
Scripture:  Psalm 16:8
Subject:  The true church must remain relevant in a rebellious culture

In the sermon, Rev. Sneed emphasized that churches must listen to the spirit and not be led astray. We need to go to God on a regular basis and ask him to walk with us in our daily lives. 
Covid-19 has affected the way we worship. 
We encounter a lot of evil in our daily walk. Relevant churches do not run with idols.
Summary:  In these trying times go to the Rock (God) and ask for help.  It is important that churches continue to be relevant in this rebellious culture that we live in.  Don't be moved.
Be kind and compassionate to one another. Also, encourage one another, and let us continue to trust in God in our daily endeavors.
                                                 
                                   
                                                      Reverend Nelson Sneed and his wife Sara














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