Volume 04 | December 06, 2020
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Christian Sympathy
  • Sis. Elizabeth Eley and family on the passing of her nephew Mr. Robert Finnell.
  • Sis. Glynis Strachan and family on the passing of her aunt Ms. Herlen Bullock Gunter Scott.
  • Sis. Patricia James and family on the passing of her cousin Ms. Mable Hawkins.
Upcoming Events
  • Curbside Adopt-a- Senior Christmas will be on Sat. 12/19 from 10am-1pm.
  • Virtual Angel Tree Selection will be held on Sat. 12/19 from 12pm-4pm.
  • Drive- Thru Christmas Basket Giveaway will be held on Sunday 12/20 from 12pm- 2pm.
MGMBC Spotlight
馃檶馃檶馃檶 Intercessory Prayer
Everyday 6:30am & 6:00pm
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馃尳馃崊馃崕馃馃MGMBC Food Bank
2nd & 4th Fridays- 12pm-2pm

馃槑馃槑馃槑Youth & Young Adult Sunday School
Via Zoom at 12:30pm
ID: 462 565 4375
Passcode: 1CrNtQ
A Note from the Pastor
The Gift That Keeps on Giving
by Pastor Chuck Swindoll

John 3:16

ALTHOUGH IT MAY BE a little ahead of schedule, it's not too early to give some things away this Christmas. Not just on Christmas Day, but during the days leading up to December 25. We could call these daily gifts "our Christmas projects." Maybe one per day from now 'til then.

       Mend a quarrel.
       Seek out a forgotten friend.
       Dismiss suspicion.
       Hug someone tightly and whisper, "I love you."
       Forgive an enemy.
       Be gentle and patient with an angry person.
       Express appreciation.
       Gladden the heart of a child.
       Make or bake something for someone else. Anonymously.
       Listen.
       Speak kindly to a stranger.
       Enter another's sorrow.
       Smile. Laugh a little. Laugh a little more.
       Lessen your demands on others.
       Apologize if you were wrong.
       Talk together with the television off.
       Do the dishes for the family.
       Give a soft answer even though you feel strongly.
       Encourage an older person.
       Point out one thing you appreciate about someone.
       Offer to babysit for a weary mother.

This is how God loved the world: He gave his one and only Son, so that everyone who believes in him will not perish but have eternal life.     JOHN 3:16

Let's make Christmas one long, extended gift of ourselves to others鈥攋ust like God's great gift of love to us. Unselfishly. Without announcement. Or obligation. Or reservation. Or hesitation.

Now that's what I call a Merry Christmas!

Devotional content taken from Good Morning, Lord . . . Can We Talk? by Charles R. Swindoll.