or Your Life!” He knows. He was born with what others would essage that that "God uses the least likely person to accomplish the most extra-ordinary thing, in a most unique way." In his distinctive style, using humor, song and the Scriptures Jeff shows us that each person is wonderfully created to be "Awesome and wonderful" with potential they never even dreamed possible.
2355 New Franklin Road
Chambersburg, PA 17202
Phone: (717) 263-5046 Fax: (717) 263-6485
Church Office Hours: Monday - Thursday: 8:00am - 4:00pm
Church Email: newfranklinag@yahoo.com
Schedule Of Services:
Pre-Service Prayer: Sunday - 9:00am & 5:30pm, Wednesday - 6:30pm
Sunday School: 9:30am
Sunday Morning Worship: 10:25am
Sunday Evening Worship: 6:00pm
Wednesday Adult Bible Study, Missionettes, & Royal Rangers: 7:00pm
Directions:
From I-81, take Exit 14 - Wayne Ave. east onto PA Route 316 (Which is Wayne Rd.). Go approximately 2 miles, and turn right at the traffic signal, which is New Franklin Rd. We are 1/4 mile down on the right.
Those using Mapquest or a GPS should disregard them and use the directions above to avoid confusion or delay.
We want to thank the New Franklin Volunteer Fire Co for their quick help during the fire in our steeple/tower area. They helped keep the fire from spreading and destroying the whole building. They were on the scene in 1 minute. Thanks also to all those on standby who were ready to step in and help if needed.
God was behind the scenes making things happen at the right time and preventing the fire from being worse than it was.
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A Good Save
Read 2 Chronicles 21:1 through 23:21
But Jehosheba, the daughter of King Jehoram, took Joash son of Ahaziah and stole him away from among the royal princes who were about to be murdered and put him and his nurse in a bedroom (2Chronicles 22:11).
The Bible mentions Jehosheba regarding only one act—saving the life of Joash, a future king of Judah. She placed her life in jeopardy by hiding the child from those who tried to snuff out the dynasty of David.
Joash’s life kept intact the line of David on the throne. It also provided a necessary link with the coming of Jesus, the Messiah. Jehosheba probably couldn’t imagine the full impact of such a selfless act. Saving Joash illustrates how great things are often accomplished through seemingly unimportant people. At the right time and place, a relatively unknown person can affect history.
There are many ways for believers to do something small to impact the world. We cannot imagine the possible outcome of sharing a testimony, writing a note, or giving an encouraging word. God uses such simple acts to touch and change lives.
Thought for Today: A small action may have long-term effects.
Quicklook: 2 Chronicles 22:10–12
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