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The Ecumenical Institute of Theology of St. Mary’s Seminary & University is pleased to announce that it will hold its first Festival of Preaching on April 17-18, 2015. The theme of the Festival of Preaching is “Preaching for Transformation in the 21st Century,” and its goal is to equip preachers to effectively address the pastoral and prophetic issues facing the contemporary church and society.

Plenary preachers for the Festival will be Rev. Dr. Frank M. Reid III, Senior Pastor of Bethel AME Church, Baltimore, MD; Rev. Dr. Ann F. Lightner-Fuller, Senior Pastor of Mt. Calvary AME Church, Towson, MD; and Bishop Dwayne C. Debnam, Senior Pastor of Morning Star Baptist Church, Catonsville, MD. Panel discussions and a variety of workshops, all aimed at equipping preachers, will be offered during the two-day event, which will be held on the St. Mary’s campus at 5400 Roland Avenue, Baltimore, MD 21210.

Founded in 1968, the Ecumenical Institute of Theology, which is the evening and Saturday division of St. Mary’s Seminary & University, has prepared clergy and lay religious leaders across the ecumenical community throughout the Greater Baltimore region. Notable graduates include the late Rev. Dr. Harold A. Carter, the late Rev. Dr. Olin P. Moyd, and Bishop Walter Scott Thomas.

Details and registration available Tuesday, February 10 athttps://eifestivalofpreaching.eventbrite.com. The cost is $50. CEUs available.

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Think On These ThingsBy Reverend Juanita G. Wingo

Used to the StruggleWe glory in tribulations also.

Romans 5:3

When you are used to the struggle, it does not faze you.

Those for whom the struggle comes infrequently get frustrated, irritated and confused when confronted by difficult situations. They break when the winds of affliction, tribulation, and trial blow fierce.

The struggle brings strength. The struggle brings endurance.

When you are used to the day in and day out grind of existence, you build up endurance muscles. You get used to strenuous circumstances, demanding environments, and tough conditions. You learn to take nothing for granted, to work hard, and not to expect automatic victories.

Those who do not struggle lack the integrity of the mountainous climb and the walk through rough places. They give up easily. They cave under pressure. They give in without a fight.

Let the struggle work. Rejoice in your hardships. Anything less has no power to intimidate, scare, or destroy you.

Let the struggle build your character, assist your decision making, help you make choices, and release your problem solving capabilities.

Those who are used to the struggle can be resourceful beyond the means of those on a smooth path. They can figure out solutions on the spot and think on their feet. They are not easily discouraged. They maintain their hope.

The struggle can stretch you. Let it stretch you to greater capacity. The more the struggle works those endurance muscles, the more you can take. The more you can take, the stronger you become. The stronger you become, the calmer you can be in the struggle.

Get used to the struggle. Don’t attempt to avoid it, escape it, or whine or complain about it. Let the struggle work and make you unbreakable.




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“2015: The Year of Edification, Exhortation & Evaluation”I Thess. 5:11-14

SUNDAY, MARCH 8 @ 4:00 P.M. We will worship with

New Fellowship C.C. Church5202 Park Heights Avenue for their

Family & Friends DayBishop Kevin A. Rogers,Founder-Aeta Memoria

COME & JOIN USeach sunday in March @ 10:00 A.M.

Worship scheduleSunday, March 1, 2015

Guest Preacher:Rev. Pamula Yerby-Hammack

Sunday, March 8, 2014Guest Preacher:

Pastor Natalie Thompson

Sunday, March 15, 2015Guest Preacher:

Rev. Lisa Yerby-Bryson

Sunday, March 22, 2015Preacher: Pastor Melvin C. Green

(Holy Communion)

Palm Sunday, March 29Preacher: Pastor Melvin C. Green

RESURRECTION SUNDAYAPRIL 5, 2015

SHEKINAH GLORYWORSHIP CELEBRATION

10:00 A.M.WORSHIP & FINE ARTS MINISTRY

DR. MELVIN C. GREEN, PREACHING



LENTEN SERVICES:Wednesdays @ 7:00 pm

Sunday, March 15th at 3:30 pmPastor Linwood Robinson and the New Mt. Hope Church will worship with us.

Wednesday, March 25thPastor Daryl Ham and Truth and Life

Ministries will worship with us

Sunday, March 29thPSALM SUNDAY

Wednesday, March 4thPastor Stephen Smith and

Mt. Moriah Baptist Church will worship with us

Wednesday, March 11thDr. Boyer Freeman and the

New Saint Mark Baptist Church will worship with us

Wednesday, March 18thRev. Kevin English and the Open Bible Baptist Church

will worship with us

Wednesday, April 1st @ 7:00 pmPastor Tommy Jenkins and

St. John Christian Community Church will worship with us

Friday, April 3rd @ 7:00 pmGOOD FRIDAY SERVICE

Sunday, April 5th EASTER SUNDAY

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LENTEN SEASON REVIVALMarch 4, 2015 — Rev. Matthew Watley

March 11, 2015 — Pastor Tony LeeMarch 18, 2015 — Pastor Grainger Browning

March 25, 2015 — Rev. Akil Dickens

WOMEN’S DAYSunday, March 22, 2015

8am Preacher:Pastor Kendra Smith

11am Preacher:Pastor Etoria Giggins




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New Mt. Nebo Baptist Church for their “Annual Officer’s Day”

Capital Heights, MD

Sunday, March 15th at 10:45 AMPastor Tucker will be preaching at First Baptist Church (Randolph), Wash., DC - Church Anniversary

March 22 - 2:30 PMKICK-OFF SERVICE

2 5th Pastoral & Church Anniversary

Dr. L.B. West & Mt. Airy Baptist Church Special Guests

Saturday, March 28 9:00 AM - 4:00 PM

“Getting MoneyFor Ministry”

Proven Practical & Spiritual Approaches Workshop”

What Must You Do “NOW” To Increase Support For Your Ministry?”Bernice Sanders Smoot, President,

Saint Wall Street, LLCDr. Stephen E. Tucker, Sr. Pastor

NCBC Facilitators

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Sunday, March 1, 2015 at 9:30 a.m.ANNUAL UNITY DAY

Guest Speaker: Rev. Dr. Errol D. Gilliard, Sr., PastorGreater Harvest Baptist Church

Sunday, March 8, 2015 at 9:30 a.m.ANNUAL YOUTH DAY

Sunday, March 15, 2015 at 3:00 p.m.SR. MALE AND FEMALE USHERS ANNIVERSARY

Guest Speaker: Rev. Dr. Terris King, PastorLiberty Grace Church of God

Sunday, March 22, 2015 at 3:00 p.m.SANCTUARY CHOIR ANNIVERSARY

Guest Speaker: Rev. Michelle D. Johnson, M.Div., Co-PastorWord of Life Christian Community Church

Friday, April 3, 2015GOOD FRIDAY SERVICE







Sunday, March 1st at 11:00 a.m.COMMUNITY OUTREACH SIT-IN WORSHIP

Sunday, March 8th at 11:00 a.m. - WORSHIP - HOLY COMMUNION

3:30 p.m. - We will be worshiping with Pastor Michael C. Turner, Sr. and The Miracle Center Of Faith Missionary Baptist Church Family in

observance of their 24th Anniversary.

Sunday, March 15th at 3:30 p.m.We will be worshiping with Pastor John Lunn

and the Berean Baptist Church Family in observance of their Officers’ Day.

Sunday, March 29thSENIOR MISSIONARY EMPHASIS SUNDAY



Sunday, March 29th 8:00 am & 11:00 am Service

Palm Sunday

Sunday, April 5th6:00 am Sunrise & 11:00 am Service

Easter/Resurrection Sunday




Annual Women’s Conference“Women of God Carrying the Gospel”

Saturday, March 21, 20158:30 a.m. - 3:30 p.m.

Special GuestsRev. Argie Arujo, Pastor

Messiah Community Baptist ChurchAbbingdon, MD

Rev. Lisa Kim, PastorTree of Life Garden Ministries

Baltimore, MD

Minister Alexis HanksThe Tabernacle at GBT

Owings Mills, MDRegistration: $55.00 per person

Registration & Breakfast - 8:30amConference - 9:30am

To Register: Min. Juanita Watkins(443) 433-8047 or [email protected]

Save the DateFriday, April 24, 2015

to Sunday, April 26, 2015

Annual Spring Revival

at Shady Grove Independent ChurchWinnsboro, South Carolina

Round Trip Fare: $75.00

Please call Deacon Sawyerat (410) 528-0286or (443) 286-4160

Praise the Lord Everybody!

We welcome you to come out and worship with us.



Praise the Lord Everybody! We welcome you all to come out and worship with us!

Friday, March 13th - Sunday, March 15th

Holy Temple Men’s Conference




Rev. Dr. Melvin Jackson-The JourneyBy Dr. Barbara J. WattiesDr. Melvin Jackson is one of six children born to the late McKinley and Louise Jackson. He is a native Baltimorean and a graduate of Baltimore City Public School System.

“Pastor Melvin,” as he is affectionately called, loves the Lord and he values education. He holds several degrees including an Associate of Arts Degree from the Community College of Baltimore, a Bachelor of Science degree and a Master of Arts degree from Morgan State University and a Master of Divinity Degree from Wesley Theological Seminary in Washington, D.C. In June 2014, he received his Doctor of Ministry Degree from Ashland Theological Seminary in Ohio.

Dr. Jackson’s journey into ministry began in May 1999 after kissing his wife, Patricia Jackson, goodbye in morning as she left for work and by the end of the day she was in a coma. A few days later she passed. Dr. Jackson stated, “My daughter and I were left to deal with this devastating tragedy. This was truly a test of our faith. My daughter had loss her mother, and I had loss my wife of 27 years. I reminded my daughter how her mother wanted her to finish college. When she returned to college I was left to struggle with the question why? I was constantly asking God why? Why would you do this to us? My grief became a part of my personal journey.”

Then God planted a scripture in my heart, it was Mathews 6:33, “Seek ye first the kingdom of God, and His righteousness; and all these things shall be added unto you. Following God’s Message, I attended a TD Jakes Men’s Conference in Charlotte, NC. It was such a spiritual gloriously high time in the Lord with 20,000 men in attendance. Though strangers when we arrived, the presence of the Holy Spirit created a bond of fellowship among the men. It was at the conference that Donald Lawrence sang his song, “It’s Your Season.” Then God spoke to me “it is time to go forth.” It was then I accepted my call into ministry. There is a song you will often hear me line the words to before I preach, it is “Precious Jesus How I love You.” That song was sung by my daughter at her mother’s bedside as she passed.

The birthing of the new Christ Church & Ministries, which was clearly humbling to its founding Pastor, Rev. Dr. Melvin Jackson. Pastor Jackson began the service by pouring his heart out with the following message: “I love every one of you and you can’t do anything about it.” The service continued with the musical selection “Oh How I Love Jesus,” rendered by Dr. Harrison Johnson.

To pastor Jackson this writer says “Be ye strong therefore, and let not your hands be weak: for your work shall be rewarded.” 2 Chronicles 15:7



Join us for “FIRST SUNDAYS” Service10:00 am or 12:00 pm2ND - 4TH SUNDAYS

Morning Worship at 10:00 amWe will have Boot Camp directly after service

Women’s Day - March 22, 2015Guest Speaker: Lakeisha Murray

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THE UNITED BRETHREN CHURCHES OF OUR LORD JESUS CHRIST GENERAL ASSEMBLY CHURCH OF THE LIVING GOD

“The Mother Church”1933-39 Walbrook Avenue Baltimore, Maryland 21217

website: www.ubcministries.com email: [email protected]

Bishop William E. Gaines Jr.Pastor & Senior Bishop

Church # 410~669~4427 Bishop’s Study # 410~669~5030Bishop’s Mobile #s 410~917~8619 or 443~695~8405

Bishop’s Personal Sect’ Miss L. E. Rogers 410~945~8420

Order of WorshipSundays: General Church Prayer 7:30 am,

Sunday School 8~9 am Morning Worship 9:15 amMondays: Pastoral Bible Study 6:00 pm

Thursdays: 911 Prayer Service 6~7:00 pmHeadquarters: UBC Inc. The McCulloh Street Mission

2108-16 McCulloh Street, Baltimore, MD 21217Information Line 410~462~6757

“This is the LORD’S doing; it is marvellous in our eyes” ~Psalm 118:23



SUNDAYMorning Worship 11:30 AM

THURSDAYPrayer & Bible Study 6:30 PM

DIVINE HAND OF GOD HOLY CHURCH

“Exalt GOD, Activate the believer, And Serve the Community.”Hebrews 11:1 “Now faith is the substance of things hoped for, the

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4801 Liberty Heights Avenue • Baltimore, MD 21207

Senior Pastor Albert C. GreenCo Pastor Evangelist Dr. Annie D. Green

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THE CHURCH TEAFAITH IN THE STORM

She is not afraid of the snow for her household:for all her household are clothed with scarlet.

Proverbs 31:21

A recent Saturday snowstorm created hazardous, harsh and treacherous road conditions. The news reports had warned that people should stay off the roads but past reports had proven false. I mistakenly believed I could accomplish a few errands before the impending snow. My attire was unsuitable for adverse weather, and I quickly learned my windshield wipers and tires were not in the best shape. Apparently, I was not alone in my inaccurate assumption of the coming snowstorm. Panic-stricken drivers flooded the streets, and some areas were simply impassable. Even the back areas only driven frequently by local and familiar neighbors were dangerous. A trip that would normally take 10 minutes took over an hour as the traffic gridlocked, and impatient motorists whipped ahead only to become stuck behind a vehicle that skidded off the road or stalled. This quickly reminded me that we must always be prepared in life for whatever nature has in store. We cannot control the weather but we can control our attitudes and preparedness in adverse conditions. Our character flaws and attributes are revealed in the storm. And humanity displayed its best and worst behavior that day. During that time it became

imperative to be of service to one another. It’s easy to help a friend in need but to help a complete stranger is Christ-like. So whether you helped a stranded motorist, shoveled snow for the elderly or checked on a neighbor, no matter how trivial, God saw your actions. Often the best gestures are the random acts of kindness performed from the heart. May you be blessed and rewarded by his favor. Psalms 148:8 Fire and hail, snow and mist, stormy wind fulfilling his word! Until next time be sure to listen livestream to WOLB Friday’s from 12:00 to 1:00 for the Power Magazine Hour with me and Rev. William Wingo. Join our guests as we have lively discussions on issues that affect the Christian and faith based community. To God be the Glory!

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