Philippines

We were thrilled to help Bro Villenueva purchase a bike and cart for the work in the Philippines. Half the money was raised from our generous people!  The church then voted the next week to supplement what was needed and we were able to share the news with Bro. Villenueva.  With this bike and cart they can transport 7 adults or 10 kids to church.  Praise the Lord!

19 years

Bible Baptist Church celebrates 19 years!

Several men of the church spoke at our anniversary service.

 



Happy Birthday Miss Hope!

Nursing Home

Bro Leon has participated in our nursing home ministry for years. He currently preaches every Sunday morning prior to our worship service. The residents love him and look forward to their weekly services. God has greatly blessed him in this ministry and we are very grateful to have him in our church family.

The song he sings as he brings in residents- "Wayfaring Pilgrim."

http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=AVoDAaf8ZlA

YDC Christmas Dinner

Three saved this year at the annual Christmas dinner held at the youth detention center. Praise the Lord!

India Missions

A wonderful presentation was given at our church tonight on the work of Missionary James Griggers. Bro. Steve Maynard and Bro. Lay from Louisville, KY traveled to India in November to assist Bro Griggers in the ministry. They took time to present the work to our church since the Griggers are unable to travel back to the States (health reasons). What a blessing to see what the Lord is doing there in the lives of the people, the lepper colony, and the school.

Ecclesiastes 7:3

"Sorrow is better than laughter; for by the sadness of the coutenance the heart is made better."

This is a tough verse to understand, let alone live. Today our church family has experienced profound sorrow. Rebekah Jane and Rachel Elisabeth, infants, opened their eyes for the first time and the Savior was the first thing they saw. They will be greatly missed. What a blessed comfort to know that they will be reunited with their family one day. Please, continue to lift their parents up in prayer.