An Evening of Worship and Testimonies - Sunday Service
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Summary
A worship and testimony service with no sermon; the pastor says he could not get a message for the night because the Lord had His own plans. After congregational singing and a man's account of rebuilding his church after a storm ('put your nail apron back on'), the pastor briefly urges believers to stand strong in dark hours and then calls visitors and members to testify. The Rickmans, who drive 13 hours from Texas, tell how his cluster headaches stopped after he surrendered to suffering if that honored Yahweh. A family that just moved to the area tells of losing job and home plans and trusting Yahweh through it. Sister Carol from Jacksonville tells how she first rejected the message because of the Trinity and later accepted it. Elizabeth Brody, raised in a secular Jewish home, tells how she found the ministry through Professor Toto videos, began keeping the Sabbath and left her church. Mother Bacon gives a closing testimony and the service is dismissed.
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None — Worship and testimony service with no sermon, centred on congregational singing, personal testimonies and a brief exhortation to stand strong in faith
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