“O How I Love Jesus”
“O How I Love Jesus”1There is a name I love to hear,I love to sing its worth;It sounds like music in mine ear,The sweetest name on earth.Chorus: O, how I love Jesus,O, how I love Jesus,O, how I love Jesus,Because He first loved me.2It tells me of a Savior’s love,Who died to set me free;It tells me of His precious blood,The sinner's perfect plea.Chorus: O, how I love Jesus,O, how I love Jesus,O, how I love Jesus,Because He first loved me.3It tells of One whose loving heartCan feel my deepest woe,Who in each sorrow bears a part,That none can bear below.Chorus: O, how I love Jesus,O, how I love Jesus,O, how I love Jesus,Because He first loved me.The Grace Memorial Baptist Church1100 North Eden StreetBaltimore, Maryland 21213Reverend Marshall L. Barnes, Pastor
“The Heart of the Church”“May the Lord make you increase and abound inlove to one another and to all.” — I Thessalonians 3:12What makes a church successful? A big turnout on Sundaymorning? A multimillion-dollar budget? A state-of-the-artbuilding?We all know those things aren’t the criteria that defines asuccessful church. Whether your church has stadium-size crowdsor just a few in attendance, numbers are not the measure God usesfor success. He looks at the heart of the church.The apostle Paul planted an important church in Thessalonica,the capital city of Macedonia. He showed his desire for the churchmembers there when he wrote: “May the Lord make you increaseand abound in love to one another and to all , so that He mayestablish your hearts blameless in holiness” (1 Thessalonians 3:1213). With these words, Paul showed us two characteristics that arevital for a successful body of believers—love for one another andholiness.Congregations, church buildings, and budgets come in differentsizes. The true measure of success is demonstrated by followers ofChrist who love God and each other, and are committed to livingholy loves. Our challenge can be found in the words of the prophetMicah: “What does the Lord require of you but to do justly, to lovemercy, and to walk humbly with your God?” (Micah 6:8). —CindyHess KasperIf you believe on Jesus’ name,Then of His church you are a part;By loving others you proclaim:“We are the Church— ‘we are the heart.’ ” — Hess“A small church with a big visionhas greater impact than a big churchwith a small vision.”90th Church AnniversaryCommittee MembersSis. Wanda CarrDeaconess Charmaine CookTrustee Curtis EcholesSis. Shirley EldridgeSis. Cynthia FranklinSis. Eliza JenningsSis. Shelley JonesSis. Kim McDonaldSis. Brenda MitchellSis. Carolyn MooreheadSis. Talisha PittDeaconess Norma PopeDecoration CommitteeSis. LaPorcha BarnesSis. Wanda CarrSis. Erica FaisonSis. Pamela HarrisBro. Regis Cottman, PianistBro. David Miller, DrummerThank You!We thank you for helping uscelebrate our 90th Church Anniversary.Special thanks to our pastor, the ReverendMarshall L. Barnes for his prayers, guidanceand support and to those who join us todayon this momentous occasion. We wouldnot have made it without you.To God be the glory!The 90th ChurchAnniversary Committee
Sermon NotesSunday, July 23, 2017LISTEN to the message from God’s Word. USE this sheet to makesome personal notes. GO back over them through the coming week.LET God crystallize these truths in YOUR life.Sermon title:Biblical text:Main idea of sermon:1.2.3.4.Illustration I want to remember:“ High Standards and High Expectationsfor the Glory of God.”Church NewsPHOTOGRAPHS/NEWSPAPER ARTICLES WANTED!We are requesting pictures and/or newspaper articles taken during the 90years of Grace’s existing. If you have such, please submit to our churchoffice so that we can create a historical timeline album. All photos and/ornewspaper clippings will be returned within a week.WOMEN’S DAY MEETINGAll the Women of Grace are asked to come out Saturday, July 29 from 11:00a.m. to 1:00 p.m. for a working meeting to discuss Women’s Day. Light farewill be served.GET READY! GET READY!During the month of August we will be reading the book “40 Days to a Life ofG.O.L.D” by Ed Gray. Everybody is asked to go on line and purchase the bookno later than Monday, July 24. August 1st will be the first day of our readingassignment. Read one chapter per day thereafter.BOOKS WANTED!If you have new or used books that you no longer need/want, please donatethem to our “Bring A Book, Take A Book” program. Books can be given to Sis.Joann Robinson or dropped off at the church office.What should I do as a result of hearing this sermon?SOUP KITCHENOpen Tuesday, July 25 from 12:00 noon to 1:30 p.m.NO PRAYER SERVICE/BIBLE STUDYWe will be closed for the months of July and August. Nevertheless, pleasefind time to read and study your Bible.
Episcopal District (Texas) in January 1991. At the 1992 General Conference hewas formally assigned to the 10th Episcopal District, where he presided over 300churches and served as the Chairman of the Board of Paul Quinn College. Underhis leadership, this historically Black institution moved from probationary status tofull accreditation and successfully raised 29 million dollars in its Capital FundDrive. In July 2000, the Episcopal Committee of the 46th General Conferenceassigned Bishop Bryant to the 5th Episcopal District, where he presided over theA.M.E. churches in 14 states west of the Mississippi. Under his episcopacy, the 5thDistrict partnered with businesses and banking institutions that resulted in thepurchase of new homes by the members of the district, valued in excess of 100million dollars. In addition, Bishop Bryant’s economic development initiativesresulted in several creative ventures, which included the construction of a new hotelin the St. Louis, MO area.In 2008, at the 48th Quadrennial Session of the General Conference, Bishop Bryantbecame the Senior Bishop of the African Methodist Episcopal Church and presidedover the 4th Episcopal District which included seven (7) mid-western states and theAME India Annual Conference where the Lord allowed he and his wife, ReverendCecelia Bryant to officially have them received into the African Methodist Episcopal Church. At the present time, there are one hundred and sixty (160) churches inAME India Annual Conference.Bishop Bryant is the recipient of many honors and awards: including the EbonyMagazine’s Honor Roll of Outstanding African American Preachers, and Ebony’slist of the 100 Most Influential Black Americans. He has published a collection ofsermons entitled, "God Can: Sermons of Encouragement from the Life ofElijah." He and his wife, The Rev. Dr. Cecelia Williams Bryant, are the authors ofthe book, "Healing For Wounded Vows."Bishop Bryant has been a faithful servant of the Lord Jesus Christ. He preachedthe gospel for over 55 years. In July 2016 at the Historic 50 th Session of theGeneral Conference of the African Methodist Episcopal Church, Bishop Bryantwas granted retirement from the episcopacy of his beloved church.Even though retired from active administrative duties, he is still serving the Lordwith gladness. Bishop Bryant is currently on staff as a Mentor for the Doctor ofMinistry Degree Program at Payne Theological Seminary and he continues topreach the length and breathe of this nation. He loves to proclaim the Good Newsof our Lord and Savior Jesus Christ and compel men and women to acknowledgeJesus Christ as their personal Savior.Bishop John and Rev. Dr. Cecelia Williams Bryant are the parents of The Rev.Dr. Jamal Harrison Bryant and The Rev. Dr. Thema Simone Bryant Davis. He isalso a proud grandfather.“Lift Him Up”1How to reach the masses, men of ev-’ry birth,For an answer Jesus gave the key:“And I, if I be lifted up from the earth,Will draw all men unto Me.”Refrain: Lift Him up, Lift Him up,Still He speaks from eternity:“And I, if I be lifted up from the earth,Will draw all men unto Me.”2Oh! the world is hungry for the Living Bread,Lift the Savior up for them to see;Trust Him, and do not doubt the words that He said,“I’ll draw all men unto Me.”Refrain: Lift Him up, Lift Him up,Still He speaks from eternity:“And I, if I be lifted up from the earth,Will draw all men unto Me.”3Lift Him up by living as a Christian ought,Let the world in you the Savior see;Then men will gladly follow Him who once taught,“I’ll draw all men unto Me.”Refrain: Lift Him up, Lift Him up,Still He speaks from eternity:“And I, if I be lifted up from the earth,Will draw all men unto Me.”
“The Lord has done great things for us andwe are filled with joy.” —Psalm 126:3Morning Guest PreacherMORNING WORSHIPBISHOP JOHN RICHARD BRYANTSunday, July 23, 2017*Processional . . . . . .11:00 A.M.*Call to Worship and Invocation***Hymn of Praise (Insert) . .“Lift Him Up”O.T. Reading (Psalm 127:1-5) .Sis. Wanda GarrettN.T. Reading (Acts 4:10-13) . .Sis. Kim McDonald**Selection . . Mass Choir**Morning Prayer . . .Deacon Michael Montgomery, Sr.Prayer Chant and Selection . . .Mass Choir**Church Welcome . Deaconess Hilton PatrickPastoral Comments**Children’s Hour . . . . . .***Jr. Deacon Aaron DavisSelection. . . . . . . Mass Choir**General Offering of Tithes and Gifts of LoveMission Offering*Tithes and Gifts of Love***Response of Thanksgiving . . . .Congregation“All things come of Thee, O Lord,and of Thine own have we given Thee. Amen!”Congregational Hymn (Insert) . “O How I Love Jesus”**Sermonic Meditation . . . . .Organ SpeaksSermon . . Retired Bishop John R. BryantAfrican Methodist Episcopal Church*Invitation to Christian Discipleship . .Rev. Marshall L. Barnes*Altar Call . .Rev. Marshall L. Barnes*Benediction . .Rev. Marshall L. Barnes*Standing**Seating Worshippers***Jr . Deacon in trainingRETIRED BISHOP OF THEAFRICAN METHODIST EPISCOPAL CHURCHBishop John Richard Bryant is the son of the late Bishop Harrison JamesBryant and Edith Holland Bryant. He was born and raised in Baltimore,Maryland.John Richard Bryant graduated from his high school at Baltimore City College.He is a graduated of Morgan State University in his hometown. After college,he joined the Peace Corps and served as a volunteer in West Africa from 1965 to1967.He has taken seriously the words "Study to show thyself approved " BishopBryant received his B.A. in 1965 from Morgan State University, a Master ofTheology in 1970 from the Boston University School of Theology, a Doctorof Ministry degree in 1975 from the Colgate Rochester Divinity School. Healso received Honorary Doctoral Degrees from Wilberforce University, PaulQuinn College, Payne Theological Seminary, the Southern California School ofMinistry, Virginia Seminary and his alma mater, Morgan State University. Inaddition, he was honored as an outstanding alumni of Boston University Schoolof Theology and was inducted into the Hall of Fame of his high school, BaltimoreCity College.Bishop Bryant was a Martin Luther King, Jr. Fellow and while pursuing hisdoctoral studies at Colgate Rochester Divinity School, he completed specialstudies at the University of Lagos [Nigeria] and the University of Ghana atLegon."The spirit of the Lord is upon me " is reflected in the witness of JohnRichard Bryant. He has pastored three (3) churches: Bethel A.M.E. Church,Fall River, MA, St. Paul A.M.E. Church, Cambridge, MA and Bethel A.M.E.Church, Baltimore, MD. In his pastoral ministry, 103 men and women haveentered the Christian Ministry. Corp volunteer. With an emphasis on churchgrowth, community development and political empowerment, he has preachedand/or taught on more than 35 college campuses and preached on five continents.Bishop Bryant has served on several denominational, academic, community,ecumenical boards and was the recipient of many awards.In 1988, John Richard Bryant was elected and consecrated the 106th Bishop ofthe African Methodist Episcopal Church at the General Conference in Fort Worth,Texas. He was assigned to serve in the 14th Episcopal District (West Africa)where he presided over 101 churches and 25 schools. During his administration,he expanded the A.M.E. Church to include the first Francophone, the IvoryCoast. While in West Africa, he was given the additional assignment of the 10th
For: Sunday, July 30, 2017Sick and Shut-InsTrustee William Atkinson, 1088 Cameron Rd., 21212Deaconess Marion Leach, C/O Patapsco Valley Center,9109 Liberty Rd., Room 247A, Randallstown, MD 21133-3521Sis. Ila Scott, 1631 W. Lexington St., 21223Bro. Reginald Werrell, 2412 Winchester St., 21216, 410-831-5529Deaconess Beverly Wilson’s daughter and Sis. Lisa Wilson’s sister,Sis. Chareese Brogden, Brintonwood Nursing Home,5009 Frankford Ave., Room 216, 21206Bro. Edward Withers, C/O Manor Care – Roland Park,4669 Falls Rd., Room 328A, 21209Special Prayer RequestsPastor Marshall Barnes’ friends, Bro. Sylvester Briddell,Sis. Yvonne Rice and Sis. Kathy SealSis. Erica Faison’s friend, Bro. Ladonte LocusSis. Cynthia Franklin’s father, Bro. James Lawrence;aunt, Sis. Mable Stancil; children, Bro. Melfordand Sis. Yolanda Franklin and their familySis. Wanda Garrett's niece, Sis. Kayla JamesSis. Anndell Lawrence’s mother, Sis. Carrie Lawrenceand Granddaughter, Little Miss Treasure FenwickSis. Kim McDonald’s children, Bro. Correll Wilson,Bro. Tayo Daniels, Jr., Bro. Theodore Wilson,and Sis. Ta Brielle Daniels23 Evelyn Anderson26 Emma Brown26 Tana Hicks“The Call of Amos”Lesson: Amos 7:10-17GOLDEN TEXT:“I was no prophet, neither was I a prophet’s son; but I was an herdman, and agatherer of sycomore fruit: and the Lord took ne as I followed the flock, and theLord said unto me, Go, Prophesy unto my people Israel” — (Amos 7:14-15).TODAY’S AIM:“To appreciate Amos’s circumstance relative to God’s call to him.”INTRODUCING THE LESSON:The book of Amos does not recount details of God’s call of the prophet. The firstsix and a half chapters contain messages of coming judgment upon the nations,culminating with pronouncements against Judah and especially the northern Kingdom of Israel.Amos’s message did not make him very popular. But life is not a popularitycontest; it is a time to learn obedience to the Lord, walk with God and speak Hismessage regardless of the consequences.In or day of relative ethics and morals and when people are likely to refer to theLord—if they mention Him at all—as “your higher Being as you conceive Him,” itcan be gratifying to realize how much Amos referred to the Lord and “the LordGod,” which is a reference to the Lord as “the Sovereign Lord.”Let us never forget that our God is absolutely sovereign in the affairs of mankind.We many wonder why He permits some things to happen, but we know that it isnot because He cannot stop them. If in His sovereign will He chooses to permitsome actions of people, we know it is in keeping with His great eternal plan andHis holy and gracious nature.PRACTICAL POINTS:1. People will often become defensive when they are told about God’s judgment(Amos 7:10-12).2. Sharing God’s truth can cause us to be unwelcomed by sinners (Amos 7:13).3. We do not need a title in order to be called by God (Amos 7:14).4. God’s servants speak by His authority (Amos 7:15-16).5. We should not allow anyone to stop us from delivering God’s message.6. Rejecting the pronouncement of judgment does not stop it from happening(Amos 7:17).CONCLUDING THE LESSON:Our lesson is about an ordinary person, Amos. There were no miraclesperformed, no grand confrontation with the king, and no sweeping vision of God’sgreatness and holiness to expound. Yet Amos bravely pronounced the Lord’smessage of judgment on Israel because of their sin. The call was to repentancefrom sin and a return to honoring the Lord and serving Him.Our testimony to the saving power of the Lord Jesus Christ is always timely. Weare responsible to tell it but not responsible for the results of the message in thelives of those who hear it. It does not matter that we have no status or professionalqualifications that might cause us to be believed. It is the authority of the Lord’struth alone that counts.
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Oh, How I Love Jesus There is a Name I love to hear, I love to sing its worth; It sounds like music in my ear, The sweetest Name on earth. Refrain: Oh, how I love Jesus, Oh, how I love Jesus, Oh, how I love Jesus, Because He first loved me! It tells me of a Savior’s love, Who died to set me free; It tells me of His precious blood,
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