Thank you Pastor Daniel

[RamboPreacher]

Thank you for inviting us to your community outreach this evening. Mary and I enjoyed ourselves and wanted to publicly say thank you, and I can see the love you have for your community. Your event was a grand success. We need more pastors like you! I was very impressed.
(pictures coming soon).

[KBevangelist]

PastorDaniel is a great guy and a good friend.

Glad to hear his outreach went well

KB

[PastorDaniel]

It was a blessing for you guys to drop buy. I was excited to meet some of my Jude 2 friends in person.

I enjoyed the fellowship and service also. We are looking to do more events like this and even more involvelment. I believe that we are going to see some good things happen.

Thanks againg for showing up and worshiping with us.

Daniel

[dawgs10]

pastor daniel has fought the good fight up in the georgia mountains. i know his church is going to take off like a rocket.

[RamboPreacher]

An interesting thing happened to me (and my wife) when we were in Chattanooga. Sunday, we went to church at a COGOP. the message was really good. but the "spirit"/"ambiance" was stiff not sure I can express it in words. The message was Biblical, and a very timely message. it was in a teaching format. For some reason, I just didn't'"feel" a freedom to worship before entering into the message. I was comfortable in my self and with the church, just couldn't seem to "get into it". probably just me.

The Saturday before, when I was at Pastor Daniel's church:


I was more uncomfortable. I was meeting him and knowing that it was going to be a community outreach, I didn't "feel" like going, but I really felt that we should. I am glad we did. It was very informal:


The young man that was the guest speaker, did a great job, though honestly needs some practice:


The message was good, and it too, was timely and appropriate. I am impressed by Pastor Daniel in discerning the spirit of this young man (sorry, I forgot his name), and asking him to be the guest speaker.

The folks there were mostly (I think) from the local neighborhood, and not (yet) church attender's:


I found myself in a freedom of worship, while Pastor Daniel lead a few songs from sound tracks, that I had not felt in a very, very long time.

The guest speaker is going to be a fireball for God. don't know how I know it, but there is some major potential there and he will not soon forget Pastor Daniel's hospitality.

so - both churches had great messages.
1 that was presented well, and with digital projector and every i, dotted and every t, crossed. Worship prior was "wrote", and proper.

the other was informal, a bit rough around the edges (pastor Daniel helped him close without being pushy, or obstructive). Worship was free (even though I didn't know all the words), expressive, and inspiring.

if I had my "druthers" (hind site), I would have gone back to pastor Daniel's church for Sunday Service too.

Mary and I prayed about getting back out to the FotW Church with Pastor Don for Sunday, but it was kind of a long drive (an hour and a half each way) But we did get to meet and talk to Pastor Don, and Bishop Wayne Hall (he was hinting that I could mow the ten commandments, if I wanted to).