Weekly Worship & Study Schedule

Come gather with us in faith, fellowship, and worship as we grow together in God’s Word.

Sunday Gatherings

• Sunday Worship: Sundays at 10:00 AM
• Discovery Sunday School: Sundays from 8:30–9:30 AM, in-house in the Discovery Room
• Youth Worship: 2nd and 3rd Sundays
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Midweek Study

• Life Chat Bible Study: Wednesdays at 6:30 PM via Facebook and YouTube
• Small Group Studies

Grace Be Unto You,

Today, I want to share with you another Psalm for your meditation. The Psalmist points to one profoundly relevant and necessary gift that God has purposed; the call for unity. Unity is and always shall be God’s desire for a people deeply in need of peace. As Hans Balthasar once wrote: “Even if a unity of faith is not possible, a unity of love is.”

When you read Psalm 131—just three short verses—both Balthasar and the Psalmist remind us about the fragrant spiritual aroma that takes place when people purpose to love one another, despite their differences. 

Psalm 133:

How very good and pleasant it is when kindred live together in unity!

It is like the precious oil on the head, running down upon the beard, on the beard of Aaron, running down over the collar of his robes. 

It is like the dew of Hermon, which falls on the mountains of Zion. For there the LORD ordained his blessing, life forevermore. 

As the song writer wrote a few years ago; “Let’s Stay Together.”

Peace, 

Steadfast, Immovable, Excelling in the LORD

Bishop Mark W. Thompson, Sr. Pastor

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Your Weekly Black History Spotlight

Reverend C. T. Walker: A Legacy of Faith, Leadership, and Service

Greatness is not defined by where we begin in life, but by the courage, faith, and determination we demonstrate along the journey and the difference we make in the lives of others. Reverend Charles Thomas (C. T.) Walker embodied this truth. Born into slavery in 1858, he rose above extraordinary adversity to become one of the most influential African American religious leaders of his time.

Guided by an unwavering faith in God and a deep commitment to serving humanity, Reverend Walker transformed obstacles into opportunities and used his voice to inspire hope, advance education, and uplift communities. His vision extended far beyond the pulpit. Through his leadership at Tabernacle Baptist Church in Augusta, Georgia, his advocacy for education, and his efforts to establish an African American branch of the Young Men's Christian Association (YMCA) in Harlem, New York, he created opportunities for young people to develop their character, strengthen their leadership abilities, and pursue brighter futures.

Reverend Walker understood that true leadership was not measured by titles or personal recognition, but by the lives we touch, the doors we open, and the opportunities we create for others. His remarkable journey from slavery to national prominence reminds us that our beginnings do not determine our destiny, and a life rooted in faith, guided by purpose, and dedicated to service can leave a legacy that inspires generations yet to come.



Read more about Rev. C. T. Walker HERE!

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Bishop’s Picks—Volume II

Here is the next installment of reading materials that are both diverse and instructive in the ways of the Spirit. These books are what can be labeled “Extra-Biblical,” in that they share the Social Gospel of Jesus Christ in various ways. Enjoy.

1. Separation of Church and Hate by John Fugelsang
2. Carry On by John Lewis
3. The Reason for God by Timothy Keller
4. A Hidden Wholeness by Parker Palmer
5. The Centering Moment by Howard Thurman
6. Christless Christianity by Michael Horton
7. The Ways of the Spirit by Evelyn Underhill
8. Let Your Life Speak by Parker Palmer
9. The Mind of Jesus by William Barclay
10. The Spiritual Man by Watchman Nee
11. The Black Church by Henry Louis Gates, Jr.
12. White Poverty by Bishop William J Barber II
13. The Battle for the Black Mind by Karida L. Brown
14. Black AF History by Michael Harriot
15. The Prophet by Kahlil Gibrant

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Joe Lee

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Marie Lumpkin

Sandra Griffin

LeDasha & Tim Johnson

Lakisha Rose

Malitza Franklin

Floyd Patrick, Sr. (Myra Sumbry)

Alicia Armstrong

Clement Hicklen



PRAYER MINISTRY

Join the Prayer Ministry on the 1st Saturday of every month for corporate prayer in the sanctuary at 8:00 am.   All are invited! Come let us unite in prayer as a congregation. Bring your prayer request!!! 

If you need prayer, we would like to include your name in LifeBlast so that your RLCF family can pray for you, please call the Church office at 770-922-1234 or email your name and information to: info@rlcfatl.com.