We here at PGPC have taken on a burden for a bus ministry for children. We are now going out on Sunday mornings and picking up children for Sunday School. The children are getting to experience Sunday School in our new Sunday School facility as well as receiving an opportunity to learn about Jesus Christ.

We have had 3 riding the bus for over 2 months now. This past Saturday we went out to find other children. We found 5 more. We now have 8 that are being taught biblical lessons that might not have had the opportunity before.

If you know a child close to the church that would like this opportunity, please contact us at (601) 625-7908 ext. 117.

Outreach was at 6:00 pm today. We are going "fishing" for bible studies. We meet in the church sanctuary and discuss the burden that we all all have to meet people that are wanting to learn more about the Bible.

We loaded up into 2 vans and go to Philadelphia. 1 van goes to Walmart and the other to Dirt Cheap.

It had been a while since we have did this, so we were all a little nervous. Everyone agreed that after we talked to a couple of people, it was really fun.

I personally saw people that I knew and that I thought would never want a bible study, gladly say yes. After we called and scheduled them they were still excited.

We returned back to the church and counted the bible studies. There were 33 that said they would like one.

Thank you God for leading us to hungry people. Without you we could do nothing but fail.

Today, on Outreach, we grabbed some of our Vacation Bible School (VBS) flyers and headed out. Everyone was instructed to look for houses that had signs of children (toys, trampolines, mud pies, etc.).  

We stopped first at Piggly Wiggly. Everyone hopped out and started passing out invitations. One guy stopped me and said that he received all of our flyers in the mail and he thought we were doing a great job.

After stopping at several houses, we drove by a house that had 4 children in the yard. We turned around and talked to the mother and we invited them to VBS. As we were getting back in the van, one of the little boys told us to hang on. So a couple of our girls stood outside and watched them jumping in the grass. When the boy got up, he walked over to Margie and said, "Here, this is for you." It was a cricket. Margie took and said, "Thank you."  We hope to see them at VBS.