Baptist Mens Breakfast guest speaker this month was Rev.  Robert Cook, pastor at Pauline Baptist Church. Rev. Cook gave a talk about how faith informs counseling.

Lord, we confess our sins before you. We confess that we have fallen short of your glory and your intent for our lives. Open our eyes that we may see ourselves with clarity and truthfulness, that we may have eyes to see all of that within us that is not pleasing to you.

Lord, we confess to you that we have not loved as ought. We have been impatient with others with whom we could have been patient. We have disregarded those you have called us to serve. We have chosen the selfish way when you have called us to selflessness. 

After Rev. David Little was called to a senior pastor position in Littleton, the personnel committee and a special selection of the youth committee began the process of searching for our next youth minister. After a prayerful and thoughtful evaluation of the position, the needs of the church and the children, and the candidates; they recommended Jami Champagne. Jami, who has been working with the youth since David's departure, met and talked with the youth and their parents Saturday, March 2.

​On Sunday, March 3, she gave her testimony to the congregation who unanimously welcomed her as our new new youth minister. Jami is the wife of our former deacon, Joshua Champagne; mother to Justin, Jenna, and Jacob; Sunday School teacher; Acteens leader; and vacation bible school organizer. Thank you for all you've brought us through, and all you will bring us through in this new role.