Wherefore receive ye one another, as Christ also received us to the glory of God. Romans 15:7. 

     Today is Usher’s Day! Men, women, boys and girls who play an important part in the worship service. They are responsible for welcoming members and visitors to the worship center. Serve as assistants to the Pastor with accommodations, emergencies, and whatever they can to make the experience to the glory of God. Here at Miracle, we are so blessed to have such a large mix group of servants serving God and His church. What would a church be without Ushers? How would we maintain order? Who will help us in a crisis? Now we can see the need for Ushers and better understand their roles.

     Church, let us acknowledge, applaud and appreciate all of our dutiful Ushers. For who they are and for all they do in the ministry. All of this could not be possible without the right leadership. Thank you goes out to Sis. Peggy Jackson for her leadership leading by faithful example. 

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     Keep in prayer Sis. Denise Montgomery and family. Sis. Montgomery’s brother, Elder William Hayward Buntyn, was called home to glory. The service will be held on Thursday, May 7, 2026 at Christian House of Prayer in Killeen, Texas.      

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REMINDERS: 

  1. The weekly Bible Study will broadcast every Wednesday at 3:00 p.m. Please adjust your schedule and tune into the weekly lesson. The conference call dial up number is (717) 908-1928 and the participant’s code is 626130.
  2. The Grief Share Training is a course on learning and understanding how to minister to those grieving over the loss of loved ones. The sessions are every Monday at 4:00 p.m. If you would like to become informed and equip in ministering to those who are grieving, send your email address to Miraclembcgriefshare@gmail.com and you will receive a zoom link to join the training sessions. 

WORD FOR THE WEEK:

Porter is the Greek word thuroros; means door keeper.

In other words, means gate keeper.

Scripture references-Mark 13:34, John 10:3 and 18:16.

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