What a beautiful crisp morning! As you can imagine SHARE is full of excitement as we dot I’s and cross the final T’s in preparation for this month’s distribution. In a time where we are all so busy, let’s take a moment to reflect on how much we have to be thankful for. Now THAT should put a smile...
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Revival Recap – What Do You Do When the Wine Runs Out?
During the second night of Gethsemane’s 2017 powerful Revival Season, Reverend Delman Coates, pastor of Mt. Enon Baptist Church in Clinton, Maryland brought a message about “What do you do when the wine runs out?“ Reverend Coates referenced John 2:1-12 to remind us to seek God and commune with other people seeking God, when...
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Revival Recap – Finding Your Canaan, In an Egypt Kind of World
During the opening night of Gethsemane’s 2017 Revival Season, Reverend Telley Gadson, former president of the Black Women Clergy of the United Methodist Church and the current pastor of St. Mark United Methodist Church in Taylors, SC brought a message about “Finding Your Canaan, In an Egypt Kind of World. Reverend Gadson referenced Mark 2:21-22...
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REVIVAL 2017: The Spiritual Harvest – In the Overflow
Gethsemane United Methodist Church launches its 37th Annual revival season by hosting Reverend Telley L. Gadson pastor of St. Mark’s United Methodist Church (Taylor, SC) on Wednesday, November 1, 2017 at 7:00pm. Rev. Gadson is the former President of the National Black Clergy Women of the United Methodist Church (BCWUMC), whose mission is to identify,...
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Living Into the Beloved Community: Making the Beloved Community Real
The following article has been reposted from the United Methodist Church General Commission on Religion and Race and written by Gethsemane member Deacon Dr. Arthuree Wright. To view the original post please visit the GCORR website. Download this resources as a PDF Often, we hear the term “beloved community,” and seek to live into it...
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25 Traits of The Beloved Community
The following article has been reposted from the United Methodist Church General Commission on Religion and Race and written by Gethsemane member Deacon Dr. Arthuree Wright. To view the original post please visit the GCORR website. Click here to download this resource “Power without love is reckless and abusive, and love without power is sentimental...
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Women Living Life through the Word
Favour is deceitful, and beauty is vain; but a woman that feareth the Lord, shall be praised. Give her of the fruit of her hands; and let her own works praise her in the gates.” – Proverbs 31:30-31 Gethsemane’s United Methodist Women hosts their annual retreat Friday, September 22 – Saturday, September 23. This year’s...
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10 Ways to Become More Faithful than Post-Racial
The following article has been reposted from the United Methodist Church General Commission on Religion and Race and written by Gethsemane member Deacon Dr. Arthuree Wright. To view the original post please visit the GCORR website Click here to download this resource as a PDF In 2016, 58 percent of the Americans surveyed by the...
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A Prayer for Texas
Most Holy One, Thank you for calming the waters and bringing peace in the midst of this storm. Your word declares in Isaiah 43:2 that “when we pass through the waters, you will be with us.” We’re asking that you be with the people of Texas as they try to recover from hurricane Harvey. Please...
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Encounter The Underground
Powered by Eventbrite Encounter The Underground for a new spirit worship party and space to experience God through good vibrations, positive energy, and jamming. Encounter The Undergrounds seeks to reconnect followers of Jesus with one another and recapture the mystical spirit of the early Christian church. Saturday, September 16th from 7-9pm. Register Today! Featuring The Millennials, SoCreative,...