When Natalie Sleeth wrote the song “Praise the Lord with the Sound of Trumpet” based on Psalm 150, she was able to capture the essence of seeing God in everyday stuff. The lyrics reflect the Psalmist’s heart that God can be seen and praised in everything that surrounds us. Here are lyrics to that wonderful and encouraging song.
First Congregational Church
Young adults confirmed into worship family
First Congregational Church in Greenville confirmed the following young adults into the worship family after attending confirmation classes all summer
Join the Praise Choir of First Congregational Church
The Praise Choir of First Congregational Church in Greenville performed in September to an audience of more than 130 people. Anyone wishing to join the choir from preschool through eighth grade can practice with Miss Candy on Tuesdays.
PASTOR MILAM: Into the wilderness
Have you ever lost something valuable?
It could be a special keepsake, a family photo or even your favorite baseball hat.
PASTOR MILAM: Love requires action
Last fall, my wife and I adopted a cat from the Montcalm County Animal Shelter in Stanton.
At that time, River was a 6 pound flame-point Siamese who was half-wild and in need to a stable home.
Greenville Masonic Lodge gifts $2,400 to Coats for Kids program at First Congregational Church of Greenville
Thanks to a generous donation from a community organization, dozens of children will be able to play and enjoy the outdoors in proper clothing during the next winter season.
On Monday, members of the Greenville Masonic Lodge presented a check for $2,400 to the First Congregational Church of Greenville’s “Coats for Kids” program.
PASTOR MILAM: A safe place
We all desire a safe place to live our lives surrounded by people who truly care about us.
We want to feel the safety and security of being part of a family that loves and encourages each other.
PASTOR MILAM: It is well with my soul
“Dear friends, I pray that you may enjoy good health and that all may go well with you, even as your soul is getting along well. It gave me great joy when some believers came and testified about your faithfulness to the truth, telling how you continue to walk in it. I have no greater joy than to hear that my children are walking in the truth.”
PASTOR MILAM: Your spirit needs attention too
Remember when your mother said that breakfast was the most important meal of the day? Well, she was right.
First Congregational’s new pastor sets course for Greenville church
Romans 8:37 says “… He sets his sails and uses the winds to keep him on course.”
A new pastor is using that same idea as he begins leadership of a local church.
