Today's Features

On Sunday morning, the choir called the congregation to worship with a beautiful old hymn, “Sweet Hour of Prayer.” Bro. Emory’s message was “Drifting Away” from Hebrews 2:1-4. In Bro. Emory’s message he spoke of the dangers of drifting away from the things of God like the church in Ephesus as they left their first love.
 This week has been a week across our land where many received beautifully adorned boxes of the best chocolates, beautiful bouquets of roses and other symbols of love.

Last week’s beautiful special in song by Abby Wuebbling was “A Living Prayer, My God to Thee.” We welcomed Phyllis White to our congregation by letter.
  Those who attended our Valentine Social Saturday night had a good time.
  Sunday morning, Joe McNay sang “I Can Only Imagine.”
“The Love of God” from Romans 8:35-30 was Bro. Dale’s message. God’s love is incomprehensible, inseparable, and inescapable. Live in God’s promises, not explanations.

What a beautiful weekend. Saturday was very nice, but Sunday was spectacular. It went up to 58 degrees on my thermometer.
Pat, Ann and I went to Louisville to another play. Somebody in the ticket office really messed up this year. We had no play in January, which was no real hardship, considering the weather. But we had two plays scheduled on consecutive Saturdays in February. It was a good drama and very well done, but I’m just about all cultured out at the moment.