Wouldn’t it be great if, once we became a Christian, we didn’t have to struggle with sin any longer in our lives? If we could just move on without any hindrances toward
Author: Evan Glenn
As a Broadcast Minister, Evan Glenn, works with the local radio
station to provide a live feed of the worship services on Sunday
morning and Sunday evening as well as a recorded devotional
message that is heard Monday through Friday. He also provides a
recorded video of the Sunday morning worship to be replayed
later that day on the local public access channel. He has been
helping in some way with this ministry since he was 16 years old.
In addition, Evan provides technical support for our power point
and sound systems. He also provides this support for special
events that occur at the building such as youth rallies, funerals, and
weddings.
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