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The Life of Washington Tour
Join Dan Horn, Joshua Horn and Scott Brown on a tour centered around the life of George Washington. Follow him through the French and Indian War, as a planter in Virginia, commander of the Continental army and President of the United States. Along the way learn about the causes of the War for Independence, the Great Awakening and much more.
Planned Locations Include:
Jumonville Glen
Fort Necessity
Philadelphia Christ Church
Independence Hall and Liberty Bell
Washington's Crossing
Trenton Battlefield
Princeton Battlefield
Princeton Cemetary
Brandywine Battlefield
Germantown Battlefield
Valley Forge
Washington Monument
Mount Vernon
Yorktown Battlefield
Click here to learn more.
Planned Locations Include:
Jumonville Glen
Fort Necessity
Philadelphia Christ Church
Independence Hall and Liberty Bell
Washington's Crossing
Trenton Battlefield
Princeton Battlefield
Princeton Cemetary
Brandywine Battlefield
Germantown Battlefield
Valley Forge
Washington Monument
Mount Vernon
Yorktown Battlefield
Click here to learn more.
The Family Economics Seminar
Location:
Smith Family Farm
588 Trivett Road
Robbins, NC 27325
910 464 3990
Fee:
There is no charge for this event.
Schedule:
10:30 - A Biblical Economy - The Opportunity of Our Century - Kevin Swanson, VIDEO
11:45 - Lunch Provided
1:00 - Strategies for the Generational Transfer of Wealth - R. C. Sproul, Jr., VIDEO
2:15 - Bondage or Freedom? A Vision for Economic and Political Liberty - Kevin Swanson, VIDEO
3:15-4:30 - Questions and Answers, Fellowship
Quote of the Week
"Observe God's kindness and tenderness towards His people, in His providential dealing with them; when He takes away one comfort from them, He gives them another instead of it, which may prove a greater blessing to them than that was in which they thought their lives were bound up." - From Matthew Henry's Commentary on Genesis 4
Shea Breagy's Baptism
On Sunday, June 6, we have the great privilege of baptizing Shea Breagy. We desire people to be baptized as believers so that they can identify themselves as God's people. In our culture, many people are saved but are not baptized. That is because we don't really consider how important baptism is. Baptism is commanded by God and is often the first act of obedience towards Him. It is also one of two ordinances of the church (the other being communion) and a time when a believer makes their profession of faith public. But, most importantly, it is a visual representation of the Gospel. Often the question is How? Well, when we are baptized, we are making the old man die and the new man raise from the dead with Christ.