You are invited to Join MVBC each Sunday

Lock In for Youth from 7PM-7AM …. This event is for all youth grades 4th -12TH Grade. Please sign up at the information station if you are going to attend. Also, Parents we need your help to pull this off. We need several sets of parents to help with this, if you can please let me know. We are excited to give our youth this opportunity to fellowship together. If you have questions please contact Adrienne Anderson.

We recognize the following graduates attending MVBC. We pray blessings and God’s guidance for each one of our graduates. High School graduates are
Callie Anderson plans to attend Liberty University and pursue a degree in Elementary Education with a minor in Youth Ministry.
Evelyn Moxley plans to attend Liberty University and major in Teaching English as a second language and Strategic Communications with a minor in French
Alex Reedy plans to begin work and listen to God’s guidance and direction

College Graduates are
Jake Hollingsworth has obtained a Juris Doctor (J.D.) Degree from the University of Tennessee College of Law,
Shannon Gamble will be obtaining a Masters of Education in Mental Health Counseling
Avery Hamm has obtained Bachelor of Arts in Elementary Education and a minor in Special Education.

Mother’s Day is a special time at MVBC. We will begin our Baby Bottle Campaign for the Tri Area Pregnancy Center. Please remember to pick up your bottles and fill these up to support young mother’s. These will be collected on Father’s Day.

Proverbs 31:28–29: “Her children rise up and call her blessed; her husband also, and he praises her: ‘Many women have done excellently, but you surpass them all. ‘” Proverbs 31:10-12: “Who could ever find a wife like this one―she is a woman of strength and mighty valor!

We will have our annual homecoming service and dinner on the grounds. Our service will begin at 10:00 and a fellowship meal to follow. The meal will be pot luck so everyone is ask to bring their favorite dishes to share. We will have special singing during our service.

The grief and sorrow across Israel is unimaginable. Thousands have been killed and wounded as the terrorist organization Hamas attacked Israel Oct. 7, and war has ensued. Families are grieving the loss of loved ones as others try to determine the whereabouts of those who are missing.

Evangelical leaders have spoken out against the attacks, calling Christians to pray and urging policy leaders to take action to protect the innocent in Israel.

The psalmist wrote in Psalm 88:1-2, “Lord, God of my salvation, I cry out before you day and night. May my prayer reach your presence; listen to my cry.”

The SBC Executive Committee has created a prayer guide that can be used by individuals and churches. It has been formatted so it can be shared electronically or printed as a bulletin insert.

May God bring peace to the Middle East.