Calvary Independent Baptist Church

We would like to thank everyone who attended services this weekend, and we invite you back for any of our regular services. In the 10 a.m. service, Bro. J.T. Meank preached from Philippians 2 on the attitude of believers. He also talked about how very important it is that people know they have eternal life in Christ rather than facing an eternity in hell. We had a great time of food and fellowship downstairs after the morning message, then were blessed with some awesome singing from the group Forever Blessed. Homecoming/Old-fashioned Day was truly a blessing and great time of praising and worshiping our great God and Savior, the Lord Jesus Christ.

The Sunday night service included a message from Exodus 1 on how God is always at work in the background of the lives of his people. We indeed serve a wonderfully awesome God who is worthy of all our praise.

Come visit us for any of our services. We are located on Fulmer Drive in South Clanton, just past Dollar General, off U.S. Highway 31. Sunday School at 9 a.m., Children’s Church and adult worship services at 10 a.m., Sunday night services at 5:30 p.m. and Wednesday services at 6:30 p.m. For more information, call Pastor Oscar Mims at 205-755-9399.

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Services started on Sunday with Bro. Kenneth Moates leading the church in the following hymns: “I Love My Savior, Too,” “I’d Rather be an Old-Time Christian,” “I’m Going that Way” and “Where the Soul Never Dies.” Bro. Roger Cleckler gave a devotion from Isaiah 5:1-7. Satan has come to destroy us; we need to thank God for the hedge he puts around us.

After Sunday school, Bro. Kenneth led the church in the hymn “Victory in Jesus,” and Kellie Bice sang “Homesick.” Bro. Tim Scott and his wife were with us this Sunday. Bro. Tim preached from Luke 22:31-33. Today we are in a spiritual battle. If the devil isn’t coming at you, then you need to get right with God.

Sunday night’s service began with Bro. Kenneth leading the church in the hymns “Glory to His Name,” “I Never Shall Forget the Day” and “I’m Getting Ready to Leave this World.” Bro. Kenneth gave a devotion from Titus 3:8. Our good works are important to God.

Sam Ross and Debbie Barnett sang “Out of Harm’s Way” and blessed the church with this wonderful song. Bro. Tim preached from Luke 9:22-24. Every day we should strive to grow in the word of God and witness for the Lord. We want to thank Bro. Tim for being with us this Sunday. His messages blessed each and every one of us.

This Saturday, Oct. 27, starting at 4:30 p.m., we will hold our annual Fall Festival. We will have games, a hay ride, food and fellowship. We hope to see you there!