BIG BEND UNITED METHODIST CHURCH

Independent-Fundamental
Sunday, 9:30 a.m.-Sunday School; 10:30 a.m.-Morning Worship;
Wednesday, 7:30 p.m.-Prayer,Bible study.

We have church services every Sunday. All are welcome to attend.
The Orthodox Church is possibly the oldest Christian religion; it’s
based off the teachings of the Apostles

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are a Bible believing, Bible teaching family of God with a mission to spread
the Gospel. We are linked to the American Baptist Churches of Pennsylvania
and Delaware.
We have a Contemporary Service.
We have Sunday School.
We have a Traditional Worship Service.
We have Wednesday Night Bible Study.

Just for Jesus email:[email protected]
We are hearts living out the Gospel of Jesus Christ, not just professing it.
Through Just for Jesus, an integral part of our church where we gather with other
Christians to remember the work of the Cross and the moment of our salvation,
we are fulfilling Jesus’s prayer in John 17, for all of us to be one just as He and the
Father are one. Through this ministry, we are fulfilling Matthew 25, by clothing the naked,
feeding the hungry, giving drink to the thirsty, visiting the sick and those in prison and
housing the homeless, we also are offering free trade education to help our brothers
and sisters in need. We have 2 shelters/crisis centers with more on the way, a horse farm,
several vehicles,a camper, and many other things.

We believe in the Trinity-the Father, Son and Holy Spirit. We believe the Bible is the inspired,
infallible word of God. We believe in the work of the Cross. We believe in living out the life of
Jesus. In our church we learn the Word as the apostles would have heard it from Jesus Christ.
Because of our faith,we are learning to become like Jesus by resembling him. We stand in our
armour to show that we are warriors for Christ. We use the beatitudes as our inner defenses,
and the fruit of the Spirit are our weapons. We aren’t going to heaven, but rather we are becoming
heaven.

E-mail addresses:
[email protected]
[email protected]

We are a Pentacostal body, known as the Church of God in Christ
C.O.G.I.C.. We love to praise the Lord and let the Spirit of God have
His reign in our services as well as in our lives. For truly, in God we trust.

Member of Southern Baptist Convention
We have a second web site. You may also reach us at:
http://www.orgsites.com/oh/victorybap

Grace Baptist Church of Greater Pittsburgh, Allegheny County. Member
of the Conservative Baptist Association of America http://www.CBAmerica.org.

Family-Life Church exists to be a people of positive Christian spiritual
influence to all persons everywhere. International outreach through
Family Life TV: http://www.familylifetv.com

Orthodox church in communion with Rome

We are a Biblical and Liturgical parish dedicated to our Lord Jesus Christ, to outreach
to the community, and service to those in need. We welcome inquirers and visitors.
Sundays at 8 and 10:30 AM

h4>Grace Community Church is a new church in Pittsburgh’s east end
that has current worship music, relevant in-depth Bible teaching,
and an informal atmosphere. Services Sunday 11am.

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Sunday Morning 11:00 AM
Sunday evening 6:00 PM
Wednesday evening 7:30 PM

are Sabbath-keeping Christians, so our weekly worship service is  held on 
SATURDAY morning. Come and find out the difference a day  makes, 
especially when that day is God’s Sabbath!http://www.forministry.com/USNYSDBGCFSDBC“

Meeting time: Sundays at 10:30
As a group, Quakers:

* See the spiritual and the secular life as a single continuum, the one illuminating
and sustaining the other.
* Welcome modern science and seek to take its findings into account, revising
traditional beliefs accordingly.
* Take the Scriptures seriously, but examine them critically in the light of modern
science, Biblical scholarship, and practical experience.
* Have a strong sense of the Transcendent, of Divinity, but refuse to be dogmatic
about its nature.
* See theology as a necessarily imperfect attempt to describe the Transcendent,
and are therefore modest about their own Quaker affirmations, and respectful
of those of others.
* Seek to be continually open to new insights, believing that all people may be
open to Divine revelation, which continues to be a source of fresh enlightenment
today.
* See all human beings as embodying something of the Divinity, and hence of
immeasurable worth – and hold the earth’s environment in special reverence as something to preserve,
protect, and respect as part of Creation
* Shun outward forms of piety, believing that “by their fruits you shall know them.”
* Tend to give special attention and consideration to downtrodden and oppressed
individuals or groups, seeking to address that of the Divine in them and that which
is oppressive in the social system.