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Posted by Pastor Greg Allen on September 12, 2010 under 2010 | 
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Preached Sunday, September 12, 2010
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2 Corinthians 5:17
Theme: The promise of God is that, if anyone is ‘in Christ’, he or she is a ‘new creation.’
Posted by Pastor Greg Allen on September 8, 2010 under AM Bible Study | Be the First to Comment
AM Bible Study Group; September 8, 2010
Numbers 25:1-18
Theme: This chapter describes the way that the people of Moab enticed the people of Israel away from God through lust.
Posted by Pastor Greg Allen on September 5, 2010 under 2010 | Be the First to Comment
Preached Sunday, September 5, 2010
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Titus 3:12-15
Theme: Paul’s closing instructions to Titus give us some ‘snapshots’ of a healthy, loving church at work.
Posted by Angella Diehl, Webmaster on September 3, 2010 under This Week's News | Be the First to Comment
Wear your play clothes to church on Sunday, September 12, and be prepared for an afternoon of good fun, delicious food and fellowship! Everyone is invited to attend the annual Bethany Bible Church Family Picnic, immediately after the worship service.
We’ll have games for adults and kids alike, and our famous “bouncy” – a huge inflatable play structure for the kids (see if you can count how many adults take a couple of turns in it)! Picnic music will be provided by special guests Steve and Jacque Allen, too!
Everyone attending is asked to bring a dessert and a side dish appropriate for a barbecue lunch. We’ll provide the hot dogs, hamburgers and beverages. Invite your friends and family, too—the event is open to everyone.
See you there!
CLICK HERE FOR A DOWNLOADABLE INVITATION - print it out and invite your friends, family and neighbors!
Posted by Pastor Greg Allen on September 1, 2010 under AM Bible Study | Be the First to Comment
AM Bible Study Group; September 1, 2010
Numbers 22:39 – 24:25
Theme: This chapter describes the way the ‘seer’ Balaam—who was hired by Balak to curse—ended up instead blessing the people of Israel.
