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SAFETY HUB

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 Christianity emphasizes the importance of personal safety in both physical and spiritual aspects. Here are some key principles and practices for Christians to ensure their safety:

  • Personal Safety: Christians are encouraged to be aware of their surroundings, share their plans, trust their instincts, learn basic skills, and pray for discernment to protect themselves from harm.
  • Church Security: Christians are advised to protect their congregations by staying informed about threats, sharing plans, trusting their instincts, learning basic skills, and praying for guidance.
  • Spiritual Protection: Christians are taught to seek God's protection, be aware of their surroundings, develop wisdom and discretion, and trust in God's guidance to safeguard their souls and spirits from evil influences and temptation.
  • Biblical Guidance: The Bible provides numerous verses that offer wisdom on safety and protection, reminding Christians to trust in God's word and His promises of safety.
    By following these principles and seeking guidance from the scriptures, Christians can navigate life with confidence and assurance, knowing that God is always with them.

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Homecoming ~ On Sunday, May 24th, Bro. Tommy Jones will be our guest pastor.  Join us as we celebrate Homecoming & Memorial Day weekend.  Dinner will be served on the grounds immediately following service, so please stay & join us in the Family Life Center.  There will be NO evening services.  

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