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April 2010 Newsletter
Posted on 03/30/2010 by Rich Shipe
March 2010 Newsletter
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February 2010 Newsletter
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November 2009 Newsletter
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September 2009 Newsletter
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Waiting-God’s PHD Program
Posted on 05/03/2009 by Jack Gill
Election Prayer Time
Posted on 10/29/2008 by Rich Shipe
1 Timothy 2:1-3 says, “First of all, then, I urge that requests, prayers, intercessions, and thanks be offered on behalf of all people, even for kings and all who are in authority, that we may lead a peaceful and quiet life in all godliness and dignity. Such prayer for all is good and welcomed before God our Savior.”
As citizens of the United States we have a unique role in our government as voters. Because of this we each play a role as members of that “authority” mentioned in 1 Timothy. So we should not only be praying for those who are elected but also for “We the people.”
This coming Tuesday is election day and we are planning to make an all day prayer room at the church available to anyone who would like to participate. Jack will be opening the doors at 7am and I’ll be closing it up at 7pm. The format is casual and anyone who would like to come for a time to pray and lift up those in authority over us on that day are more than welcome. Come for just a few minutes or several hours. Either way we encourage all believers to lift up the people of the United States of America in prayer.
Mini-Missions Potluck with Rogers Hellman
Posted on 08/11/2008 by Rich Shipe
Rogers Hellman, a former long-time BRBC member, left Purcellville in 2004 to start the Gnosis Project, with a focus towards getting improved medical care to the poorest people in Central America by providing the ability to collect and retain medical records even though people cannot read or write, or may not possess “official” government identification. Through a unique software tool and biometrics, their medical records can be stored on a computer in their villages so that medical histories are available to visiting physicians. Come to an after-church potluck to meet Rogers and hear about his ministry. RVSP by indicating your interest on the bulletin tear-off or contact Bob Mottice ([email protected]).
Attention Pilots
Posted on 08/06/2008 by Rich Shipe
New Tribes Missions, Missions Aviation Fellowship, JAARS, Moody, Mission Safety International, and Proclaim Aviation Ministries are partnering together on a new airplane for remote access to unimproved airstrips in support of Christian Missions Worldwide. The airplane is the Kodiak. NTM is flying the airplane around the country to showcase the vehicle, describe its intended use, and help raise support for aviation missions. It will be at Leesburg Airport on Thursday August 14 from 0930 to 1430. Come by and see the airplane and, if desired, take a ride. Rides are $35 and must be arranged ahead of time by contacting John Armstrong at [email protected].
Smith Family Missions Report
Posted on 07/31/2008 by Rich Shipe
The Smith family went to Ireland in July to minister at a new evangelical church doing a VBS-type program for neighborhood children. They invite you to come hear how the Lord worked through them on Sunday, August 10, 7:00 to 8:00 p.m. in the quad room. Children are welcome to attend under their parents’ supervision, as no childcare will be provided. Irish refreshments (tea and biquies/Irish cookies) will be provided by the Smiths.
