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Welcome to the website of the Charlotte, North Carolina LCG congregation! If you’re new to the Living Church of God and would like to learn more, the best place to start is www.lcg.org.
Parts of this website are open to the public, while other parts contain more private info and are reserved for our members. Please feel free to look around! To contact us here in the Queen City, email Associate Pastor Bob League at bleague@lcg.org or charlotte@lcg.org. This is a correction to the email (and website post on 7/21) regarding Mrs. Murray’s grandson. His name is David MacMahon (his last name is not Nestor). They did make it back home safely and their house was destroyed. Their two daughters’ clothes were spared, however, with damage from smoke. Their son did lose all of the items in his bedroom. The family is looking for housing closer to family and also jobs. Your continued prayers for the MacMahon family are greatly appreciated. We received a prayer request from Toby and Dylan King for Mrs. Joanne Kornfeld, Toby’s mom. On Monday, July 19, 2010, Mrs. Kornfeld experienced a heart attack, her second in five years. She underwent emergency surgery and two stents which were in place from the last attack were replaced with new ones. Mrs. Kornfeld is a longtime member of God’s Church, and is eagerly awaiting the birth of her first grandchild. On behalf of Toby and her father, Mr. Lester Kornfeld, please be praying for her complete recovery so that she can see her granddaughter soon. We received word that Mrs. Kornfeld is doing well after the surgery, but your prayers are appreciated. Warm regards, Mr. and Mrs. Murray called this morning (7/20) requesting prayers for their grandson, David Nestor, and his family. While visiting family in PA this week they received a phone call letting them know that their house had been burned down. It is believed that they have lost everything. You may have met David, his wife Jessica and their kids this past Sabbath at services. They are not LCG members, but your prayers for the family are greatly appreciated. They are traveling back from PA today and will be heading back to their home in Burden, KS. Again, your prayers for the Nestor family are greatly appreciated. Warm regards, Daily reports in the various media paint a grim picture of the Gulf Coast giving the impression that the coastline is fouled with oil from Louisiana to Florida. In fact, as bad as it is, only a small part of the coast has been damaged in any way. The marsh areas and coastal wetlands of Louisiana have been damaged, but these areas are distant from the resort and vacation areas farther to the East. If someone is a shrimp fisherman, an oysterman or an offshore oil worker, it is devastating. However, these matters should not affect our Feast site in Panama City, Florida. Mr. Jack Lowe, Festival Site Coordinator for Panama City, has visited the area within the past few days and has physically inspected the areas where Festival activities will be held. He reports that everything is normal. The beaches are beautiful and the water is fine. While he was there, people were enjoying the beach, swimming, wading, etc. It is two months until the beginning of the Feast, so conditions can change. However, the official observer and people on the ground in the Panama City areas are very optimistic that all will be well in September. More than 1,000 people have registered for the Feast of Tabernacles in Panama City, and it is our sincere hope that everyone will come and have an enjoyable Feast in every way. However, if any of our brethren are not comfortable with the situation, some of our other sites have ample room, while others are at capacity. Branson, Missouri; Wisconsin Dells, Wisconsin; New Braunfels, Texas; and Prescott, Arizona can accept more attendees. Helen, Georgia; Cobleskill, New York; and Newport, Oregon are at capacity and are unable to accommodate any more attendees. We hope this information will answer many of the questions and concerns of our members. —Davy Crockett Statesville LCG member Velma Holley of Lenoir died around noon-time today at a Lenoir hospital. Mrs. Holley, a long-time member was in a nursing home and was taken to the hospital this morning. Funeral arrangements are not complete at this time. The Pendry Funeral Home, Lenoir will be in charge of those details. Gary F. Ehman If you would still like to purchase a jar (or jars) of the Sourwood honey for our local Charlotte fundraiser, you still have time! Price is $12 a jar — you can sample it this coming Sabbath and sign the list… Jim Burns discusses how the attitude we bring into our home every day either makes it a calm, peaceful and accepting environment for healthy development of children, or a “breeding ground for emotional upheaval” and a ”long-term threat to raising children into healthy adults.” For more, click here. CONGREGATION CARD: This week’s card will be made for the 13 people who constitute the Waterville, Maine, congregation. Mr. Jonathan McNair is their pastor. CHARLOTTE CHURCH BIBLE STUDY Charlotte Church Bible Study will be next Sabbath, July 10, at 5:30 pm. Services will be a 2:00 pm followed by a covered-dish meal. THE JULY ACTIVITY CALENDARS: There are July calendars at the back table… |
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