This morning I attended the George Community Church (pictured). The three-hour service was a theological and cultural amalgam. I would describe it as (if such were possible) a synthesis of Reformed, Pentecostal, and African. It could have been any one, given any slice of the service. An abiding theme was: "Through the precious blood of Jesus, the battle is won." This had parallel, sometimes simultaneous meanings. There was a great emphasis on the importance of faithfulness and consistency as God's people. OBSERVATION: The photo does not convey the size of the Church, which is much bigger.
Sunday, August 3, 2014
George Community Church
This morning I attended the George Community Church (pictured). The three-hour service was a theological and cultural amalgam. I would describe it as (if such were possible) a synthesis of Reformed, Pentecostal, and African. It could have been any one, given any slice of the service. An abiding theme was: "Through the precious blood of Jesus, the battle is won." This had parallel, sometimes simultaneous meanings. There was a great emphasis on the importance of faithfulness and consistency as God's people. OBSERVATION: The photo does not convey the size of the Church, which is much bigger.
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