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NO. LIVERMORE At the North Livermore Baptist Church March 7 service the congregation was welcomed by Pastor Bonnie Higgins at 9:30 a.m. to begin the service.
The Call to Worship was read and the Invocation/Lord’s Prayer was recited. The hymns that were sung was “I Know Whom I have Believed”, “’Tis So Sweet to Trust in Jesus”, “Blest Be the Tie That Binds”. Linda Lyman is the organist each week. At the end of the service, Communion was served.
The sermon, titled “Think of Others” reading the scripture from Luke 12:13-21. Pastor Bonnie started off about the author of “Blest Be the Tie That Binds” hymn. The author, John Fawcett wrote the song because he was leaving a small church to a larger church when the day, they were saying good-bye to the small church they realized that they couldn’t leave that church, they were a family and they ended up being there for fifty-four years. The song is about thinking of others and unity as a whole.
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NORTH LIVERMORE At the North Livermore Baptist Church Feb. 21 service the congregation was welcome in by Pastor Bonnie Higgins at 9:30 a.m. to begin the service.
The Call to Worship was read and the Invocation/Lord’s Prayer was recited. The hymns that were sung was “We Have Come Into His House”, “Day by Day”, “Sanctuary” with “Go Now in Peace” to complete the service. Linda Lyman is the organist each week.
The sermon, titled “God’s Breath” reading the scripture from Genesis 2:7-8. As we make another step towards the cross, this week Pastor Bonnie talked about the beginning of man. Sometimes children are told they are an accident, or they are pushed aside because no one wants them. Pastor Bonnie explained that God said everyone is important and everyone is needed because He created each one of us in his unique way. Beginning with Adam, God formed him from the dust of the earth and then God took His own breath and gave some to Adam. God wants
I remember thinking “Everyone has to wear a mask all day long? How was that going to work for a new kindergarten student?” What unfolded was like nothing I have ever seen. There were a few days of adjustment, but what happened is what I should have known would happen, given our amazing principal and staff kids were learning!
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NO. LIVERMORE At the North Livermore Baptist Church Feb. 14 service the congregation was welcome in by Pastor Bonnie Higgins at 9:30 a.m. to begin the service.
The Call to Worship was read and the Invocation/Lord’s Prayer was recited. The hymns that were sung was “Since Jesus Came into My Heart”, “The Love of God”, “Great Is Thy Faithfulness” with “Go Now in Peace” to complete the service. Linda Lyman is the organist each week.
The sermon, titled “God is asking, ‘Be My Valentine’” reading the scripture from Romans 5:8. Pastor Bonnie began with statistics about Valentine’s Day. Over a billion cards will be given, over $2 billion worth of jewelry will be sold, 36 million heart-shaped boxes of chocolate will be given to someone. Couples will eat out; I love you will be spoken many times over. These are all ways to show someone you love them. Some will show their love by their words, some by their actions. Who wouldn’t want someone to give
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NO. LIVERMORE At the North Livermore Baptist Church January 24 service, the congregation was welcome in by Pastor Bonnie Higgins at 9:30 a.m. to begin the service.
The Call to Worship was read and the Invocation/Lord’s Prayer was recited. The hymns that were sung was “I Am Thine, O Lord”, “More About Jesus”, and “Blessed Assurance” with “Go Now in Peace” to complete the service.
The sermon, titled “Your Heart belongs to…?” reading the scriptures of Numbers 15:37-41. Pastor Bonnie started out that in this world today we have so many things to take us away from our focus on God. But God wants us to focus on Him. In the scriptures, God told the Israelites to make tassels with blue chords and to sew them on their garments to remind them to stay focus on Him. This way the Israelites, every time they saw the blue cords, they would remember who God is. The cords would always be a connection to God.