Tuesday Message August 17, 2021

Elevation Worship has a song entitled “O Come to the Altar”. The lyrics ask us if we are broken and weary, have we come to the end of ourselves and if we are thirsty and long to drink from the well. The song moves through the sorrows and grief of life, the acknowledgment of regrets and encourages us to trade our sorrows for joy because Jesus is calling. The chorus invites us to come to the altar, for God’s arms are open wide.

These past several weeks have propelled us back into a sense of uncertainty as the Delta variant rises and all of our ICU units across the state are once again at capacity. Fires have raged leaving a mere ash of where a town once stood. Water shortages have left our farmers unable to nourish their crops or tend to their flocks. Flooding and earthquakes have swept through nations who are without the interior leadership to lead the way to tend tragedies in the fallen communities. Thousands are rushing to hang onto the wings of American planes in desperation as their country hangs perilously by a thread.

We are inviting you to join us for a special night of prayer and intercession this Wednesday at 7:30 on Zoom to come to the altar for those who are weary, have come the end of their rope, are filled with sorrow and brokenness in this season of devastation, and uncertainty. Let us unite together for our neighbors, our community, our country and our world. We invite you to have a candle, paper/pen, a mask, and something that represents our troops or our world with you.

The zoom link can be found here:

Night of Prayer and Intercession

NEW TIME!! Join Edgarr Kabiling for some exercise, breakfast and fellowship on Saturday Mornings at 9:30. Start under the Portico and enjoy moving your body while enjoying the company of your Blakemore family.

Don't forget! Wednesday Study on the Gospel Discipleship! At Noon, join in-person or on Zoom, or join at 6:00 pm on Zoom. Links Below!

Wednesday NOON Study

Wednesday 6:00 PM Study

Don't forget: we are asking folks to wear masks while in the building at Blakemore.

We believe that Jesus’ message of unconditional love means that every human being is a child of God and is worthy of love, respect, and inclusion. We welcome everyone into the full life and ministry of our community. We celebrate people of every race, ethnicity, culture, age, sexual orientation, gender identity, family status, faith history, physical or mental ability, education, political perspective, and socio economic and housing circumstance. We stand against discrimination and exclusion. We worship and serve with all people through love, acceptance, and reconciliation in every part of our lives together.