Ken, Yvonne's brother (mike's Brother-in-law), was found unconscious and unresponsive this morning by Mike. Ken was brought by ambulance to the DCHS E.R.. They are now trying to treat him. Please take a moment right now to pray for Mike and Yvonne, and especially for Ken.

{Written December 9, 2016}

"Dear Grace Baptist Church Family,

   The daylight hours are growing less and less for a few more days. And each passing day brings us one day closer to the day we celebrate the incarnation of Christ—the day we call Christmas.

   We live in a world in which time is all important. We have appointments and commitments and we build our lives around days and weeks and months. We have to. There is no other way for us to live. We cannot ignore this basic fact of living in this world.

   There was an appointed time for Christ to come [Is. 7:14;9:6; Micah 5:2]. While we do not understand eternity, somehow from eternity past it was determined that the day when Christ was to come was established. The Jewish nation anticipated a coming Messiah. But not only the Jewish nation. The wise men who came seeking the place where the King of the Jews was born were looking for Him so that they could worship Him. Shepherds worshiped Him. There are others in the Christmas event and each one reverenced and worshiped Him.

   And so here we are, still locked in time but now 2000 years after His birth. And the question each of us must ask at this very busy season is whether we are taking time to worship Him. Are you? I know everyone is so very busy. And yet if you miss worshiping Christ, you have missed Christmas.

   And one very sad consideration is that so many people will think that Christ is to be celebrated once a year on a special day. We know that He is to be worshiped every day but do we? And when there is a day set aside to specifically honor His coming do we get so busy that we miss that as well?

   Let me urge you to set aside some quiet time and reflect on the coming of Christ. Bow (perhaps even physically) and worship Him. Today is the best day to do it. And so is tomorrow…and every day. 

   He is to be celebrated!!

In Christ,

Wynne Kimbrough"

 This was written by Pastor Kimbrough a couple years back and I couldn't have said it any better.

DON’T FORGET: Saturday Dec. 15 is our annual Church Family Christmas Party at the home of Scott and Pam Trask. We will begin at 4:00pm.  

Church Services are canceled today due to too much snow