Services
Sunday, July 6 - 11:15 a.m.
Sunday, July 13 - 11:15 a.m.
Baptism of Abby Kiracofe
Sunday, July 20 - 11:15 a.m.
Sunday, July 27 - 11:15 a.m.
Going Away Party for Neal Hartwell and the Barnes Family
Upcoming Events
July 13th: Baptism of Abby Kiracofe
July 27th: Going Away Party for Neal Hartwell & the Barnes Family
Birthdays/Anniversaries
July 4: Adam & Brook Linkous Anniversary
July 9: Steven Kiracofe Birthday
July 15: Judy Michael Birthday
July 18: Pat McDaniel Birthday
July 23: Jon Gano Birthday, Wesley Rice Birthday
July 27: Marv Edwards Birthday
July 28: Jerry Heiniger Birthday
July 30: Jon & Connie Gano Anniversary
Special Days
July 25: Observance - St. James the Apostle
He is known as James the Great to distinguish him from James the Less, or James the brother of the Lord (also called by Eusebius James the Just) who became a pillar of the Jerusalem community, and is thought to have been the first bishop of Jerusalem.
With Peter and John, James was clearly one of Jesus' closest friends during his ministry. The James whose shrine is at Santiago de Compostela, in north-west Spain, was the brother of John (possibly the Evangelist). The Gospels (Matthew 4, 21-22; Mark 1, 19-20; Luke 5, 10-11) record that they were fishermen, the sons of Zebedee, partners with Simon Peter, and called by Jesus from mending their nets beside the Sea of Galilee at the beginning of his ministry. The Gospel lists of the Twelve (Matthew 10, 2-4; Mark 3, 14-19; Luke 6, 13-16) all include James and John among the first four, and from one of them (Mark 3,17) we learn that Jesus nicknamed them 'the sons of thunder'.
