Margie Dykes

1 week ago | beacononlinenews.com | Margie Dykes

Yard Sale at Faith LutheranFaith Lutheran Church in DeLand is having a Yard Sale 8:30 a.m.-1:30 p.m. Saturday, May 17. The address is 509 E. Pennsylvania Ave. Call 386-734-2791, visit www.faithlutherandeland.org or email [email protected]. Women’s conference in Daytona Beach“Women of Faith Rebuilding,” a two-day women’s conference of restoration, purpose and power, will take place 8-10 a.m. Saturday, May 17, at Greater Friendship Baptist Church, 539 George Engram Blvd. in Daytona Beach.

2 weeks ago | beacononlinenews.com | Margie Dykes

Feed my sheepOn Sunday, May 4, First Presbyterian Church DeLand will hear the message “Feed My Sheep,” at its three services and online. Taught by Associate Pastor Cassandra Riker, listeners will hear much the same message the disciples heard from Jesus in John 21:1-19. In this last account of Jesus before his Ascension, Christ leaves us this command, his final words of wisdom. Breaking bread with his disciples, Jesus leads all of us to follow him by feeding others the love and joy of the Gospel.

3 weeks ago | beacononlinenews.com | Margie Dykes

Save the dateParents, it’s time to begin thinking of summer plans for your children. Voloria Manning, director of Temple Learning Center, is again hosting a Summer Camp June 9-Aug. 1, 8 a.m.-5 p.m. Monday-Friday. Sponsored by Temple of God Church in DeLand, registration begins at 10 a.m. Monday, May 12. The camp takes place at First Christian Church (Disciples of Christ) of DeLand, at 1401 W. New York Ave.

1 month ago | beacononlinenews.com | Margie Dykes

‘Who are you looking for?’First Church DeLand continues with the series “Famous Last Words,” with Pastor Mark Bitner’s sermon title “Who are you looking for?”John 20:11-18 for the Easter Sunday service, April 20. Jesus was taken down from the cross, put in a new empty tomb and “following Jewish burial custom, they wrapped Jesus’s body with the spices in long sheets of linen cloth.” Mary went looking for Him, but found His tomb empty.

1 month ago | beacononlinenews.com | Margie Dykes

Holy Week at New Covenant Baptist ChurchSunday, April 13, marks the beginning of Holy Week, which remembers Jesus’ last week of life and commemorates His death and Resurrection. Sunday, April 13, is also Palm/Passion Sunday. New Covenant Baptist Church will begin worship with a procession with palms. The Rev. Abby Thornton Haley will lead those gathered in the theme “Abundant Voices” ending the service with a dramatic reading of the story of Jesus’ passion.