The Alabama Messenger November/December 2016 Volume 30/Number 6
“May the God of hope fill you with all joy and peace as you trust in him, so that you may overflow with hope by the power of the Holy Spirit.� Romans 15: 13
EDWARD WILSON
DISTRICT SECRETARY‐TREASURER ewilson@adcag.org
Moving On The following account was reported by Col. T.L Broun of Charleston, West Virginia: “Two months after the evacuation of Richmond, business called me to Richmond for a few days, and on a Sunday morning in June 1865, I attended St. Paul’s Church. Dr. Minnegerode preached. It was communion day; and when the minister was ready to administer holy communion, a black man in the church arose and advanced to the communion table. He was tall, well‐dressed, and black. This was a great surprise and shock to the communicants and others present. Its effect upon the communicants was startling, and for several moments they retained their seats in solemn silence and did not move, being deeply chagrined at this attempt to inaugurate the “new regime” to offend and humiliate them during their most devoted Church services. Dr. Minnegerode was evidently embarrassed. General Robert E. Lee was present, and ignoring the action and presence of the negro, arose in his usual dignified and self‐possessing manner, walked up the aisle to the chancel rail, and reverently knelt down to partake of the communion, and not far from the black man. This lofty conception of duty by Gen. Lee under such provoking and irritating circumstances had a magic effect upon the other communicants (including the writer), who went forward to the communion table.” I make no attempt to defend the actions of the War Between the States. I only share the above story because of the toll the war took on General Robert E. Lee, and his willingness to move on. Arlington Cemetery was expanded to include the plantation owned by Gen. Lee before the war. He was stripped of his land, home, and livelihood. He went from wealth to poverty as a result of his actions. Gen. Lee also lost his citizenship. The reason. He made a choice and defended his right to make the choice. However, General Robert E. Lee, by the above example, showed us how to follow Philippians 3:13‐14, “Brethren, I count not myself to have apprehended: but this one thing I do, forgetting those things which are behind, and reaching forth unto those things which are before, I press toward the mark for the prize of the high calling of God in Christ Jesus.” Gen. Lee put the things of the past behind and chose to move forward with his life, looking unto Jesus, the author and finisher of his faith. Although Gen. Lee lost everything, he apparently never lost his spiritual compass. He chose to be obedient to God over his past mistakes or actions. He moved past his past to demonstrate the love of God that was evidently shed abroad in his heart. But we can’t stop with the example of Gen. Lee. What about the author of Philippians, the Apostle Paul? What did he have to forget? How about the death of Stephen? What about all the other Christians threatened and tormented for their faith? Was he justified in his actions? No, but he didn’t know that until his encounter with Jesus. Now we come to where we live. What do we need to forget? Who do we need to forgive? What actions have we taken that caused harm and injustice to others that we can’t take back? We all have a past. We all need a Savior. We who have accepted Jesus need to look forward to God’s blessings while on earth and the rapture that will take us from the earth. Nobody can undo the past. We can only look to the future and live and love as Jesus instructs in His word. As we approach Thanksgiving, let us most of all be thankful for Jesus and His sacrifice for us. And as we approach Christ‐ mas, may we receive the overwhelming peace given us at salvation. My prayer is that we will cease reminding ourselves of yesterday and begin living today and tomorrow with pleasing Jesus as our objective. Edna and I wish the very best for you as we end 2016 and move into 2017 with new excitement.
Ken Draughon ALABAMA DISTRICT SUPERINTENDENT ds@adcag.org
We just completed our 2016 Alabama AG Sectional Council Tour. It is always great to share vision for our future and celebrate what God is doing among us during this tour. It is also wonderful to join together in fellowship at these gatherings. Let me express my deep appreciation for those of you that attended. I shared during the tour what I feel the Lord has impressed upon me about what may be “Mission Drift” among some of us. This is indicated through the decrease in both Holy Spirit and water baptisms as well as decreased Sunday morning attendance in many of our churches. The other indicator of this is the fact that one in three of our churches did NOT record a single salvation last year. I hope that this was a recording error. Nevertheless, the only thing that we have to go on is the information we have been given. We proudly proclaim that we are a Pentecostal fellowship meaning we have experienced the empowerment of the Holy Spirit through baptism in him. We look to the book of Acts, chapter two, for the foundation for this experience. Jesus said, “You shall have power….” He promised us the ability to change the world through his power flowing through us. If we claim that we have this world-changing power—what happened? Are we changing the culture to which we are assigned? This is world transforming power according to the New Testament. For our culture to be impacted for God’s kingdom, we must align ourselves with our God-given mission which comes out of the Great Commission (Matthew 28:18-20). We have been “empowered” by the Holy Spirit to transform the culture we are placed within. Mission drift occurs when we “drift” off course from God’s plan for our churches, ministries and communities. The only way to remain on the mission is to continually define the mission and evaluate to see if you are still on the mission. This process which become redundant. You must KNOW what your mission to be on it. The best way to know that is to create a mission statement which explains our reason for existence. It explains: WHAT a church does; WHO it does it for; and HOW it does what it does. The single greatest reason for “Mission Drift” is the lack of a clear mission and vision. Again, the key to keeping on the mission is knowing your mission. Once you know what your mission is you must evaluate it often and make adjustments to keep it on track. Anything of value must be evaluated often. The challenges of “Mission Drift” set in immediately for all ministries and the only way to protect your ministry is choosing to keep your mission pure through protecting the integrity of it continually. Leading any organization is hard work. Staying aligned to our core calling to evangelize and make disciples (Matthew 28) takes continued focus. This can be exhausting at times. Remember, in the end, Jesus will build his church. We are invited to partner with Jesus in building his church. You need to immediately begin a conversation with those who God has given you to lead your church or ministry. The sooner—the better! Together we can reset our mission to match God’s mission for us if we have drifted off course. Remember, “Mission Drift” happens to EVERY organization. As I close this article I want to use this season of Thanksgiving to thank everyone that assists us in this ministry to our Alabama AG fellowship. Cyndi and I are so thankful for you and your part with us in this ministry. We also want express our heartfelt wishes for you and your family to have a Merry Christmas and Happy New Year. Be blessed is our prayer for you and yours.
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2017 KIDS CAMP PACKET COMING IN DECEMBER!
Michael D. Sharp, D.Min. Director
BGMC TOP TEN JANUARY-SEPTEMBER Orchard AG…….………..…$42,570.17 Dothan 1st AG…………....$16,610.00 Clearwater AG……...….…$13,260.00 Phenix City 1st AG..….….$8,900.00 Jackson 1st AG……….……..$7,924.63 Montgomery 1st AG….....$5,401.29 Pleasant Grove 1st AG…..$3,328.50 Thompson Chapel AG…....$3,320.50 Vincent Revival Center….$3,133.11 Newton 1st AG..….……..…$3,089.53
SUNDAY SCHOOL/SMALL GROUP TOP TEN JANUARY-SEPTEMBER Dothan First.....………..…...$480.00 Jackson First.….……………..$450.00 Montgomery First….……...$450.00 Pinedale AG………………..…$400.00 Sumiton First…….……….....$300.00 Butler First…………………....$250.00 Needham AG……………….…$231.00 Evangel Church…………...…$225.00 Moffett Road AG….….…….$225.00 Hanceville AG………………..$200.00
SENIOR ADULT RETREAT NEWS!! AARON WILBURN, of the Gaither Homecoming Series will be our special guest throughout the retreat. Info coming soon!
Children’s Leaders Retreat In The Smoky Mountains January 18-21, 2017 Mark your calendar and join us! Again, we have wonderful rates for lodging at Spirit Of The Smokies. Prices honored for early or extended days. All information and forms at adcag.org REGISTRATION OPEN
Throughout this holiday season we pray you have a Thanksgiving, blessed, and filled with memories of the goodness, and provision of God, and that you experience a joy-filled Christmas remembering that the ultimate provision was given in God’s son, Jesus. May peace and love abound, always, and may your hearts delight in the gift of our Savior, Jesus Christ! The Sharp Family
TOUR 2017 WEEK 1 SPEAKER
WEEK 2 SPEAKER
David Raley
Rodney Goodlett
GREENE & RALEY
KENTUCKY DYD
MINISTRY ADVANCEMENT GROUP
MONDAY, JANUARY 16 Section: Montgomery Dinner Banquet at MONTGOMERY FIRST (7 PM) Rep: Aaron Argo # 205-272-0509
MONDAY, JANUARY 23 Sections: Phenix City Youth Rally at PHENIX CITY FIRST (6:30 PM CST) Rep: Jimmy Ginn (334-663-1091)
Tuesday, January 17 Section: Dothan Lunch Banquet at OLD MILL , DOTHAN (12 PM) Rep: Bart Lindsey # 334-797-9487
TUESDAY, JANUARY 24 Section:Monroeville/Andalusia Youth Rally at APPLETON, BREWTON (7 PM) Rep: Terry Rowell (334-363-7715)
TUESDAY, JANUARY 17 Section: Enterprise Dinner Banquet at CHANCELLOR ASSEMBLY (7 PM) Rep: Scotty Jones # 334-733-9432 THURSDAY, JANUARY 19 Section: Mobile Dinner Banquet at MOFFETT ROAD, MOBILE (7 PM) Rep: Matthew Griffin # 251-445-2004 FRIDAY, JANUARY 20 Section: Baldwin Youth Rally at CELEBRATION, FAIRHOPE (7 PM) Rep: Matt Baker # 925-698-2236
STEVE MASON ALABAMA DYD
WEDNESDAY, JANUARY 25 Section: Demopolis Youth Rally at JACKSON FIRST ASSEMBLY (7PM) Rep: Joey Johnson # 334-447-6438 THURSDAY, JANUARY 26 Sections: Anniston/Sylacauga Lunch Banquet at WESTERN SIZZLIN, OXFORD (12 PM) Reps: Kevin Lewis # 256-504-8679 or Seth Jones # 256-276-0799 THURSDAY, JANUARY 26 Sections: Birmingham/Tuscaloosa Dinner Banquet at GARYWOOD ASSEMBLY, HUEYTOWN (7 PM) Reps: Paul Turner # 205-260-7229 or Larry Lamb # 205-213-1203 FRIDAY, JANUARY 27! Sections: Tenn Valley/Cullman! Youth Rally at HARTSELLE FIRST ASSEMBLY (7 PM) Reps: Anthony Martin # 256-366-3547 or Eric Nail # 205-837-0741
Alabama Women’s Ministries Director: Cyndi Draughon
for every woman...
New National Women’s Director Excited to have Kay Burnett as our new National Women’s Ministries Director. She has done a great job with Arizona District Women's Ministries and I know she'll do a great job at the National office as well.
New Women’s Ministry Theme for 2017
live fully! We invite you to embrace all that Christ has to offer you. Throughout Scripture we see glimpses into God’s heart and the things He wants for His children. He longs for us to depend fully on Him. We don’t have to make sense of every circumstance or live in our own wisdom and strength. God wants us to trust Him with our whole heart.
Alabama Girls Ministries Coordinator: Kristi Norris
her heart... her world... His purpose
National Girls Sleepover
Many Girls Ministries participated in the annual Girls Sleepover this year. From glow in the dark rooms, to t-shirt making, to late nights plus much more. Thanks to all who participated and thank you also for supporting our Coins For Kids Missions Project, Jangdea.
Upcoming Events
Girls Night Out is coming soon. Come be a part of these fun evenings with girls from around your section. I am also starting to plan for Girls Camp already. Can't wait! I look forward to it every year. It's going to be a great year.
Make plans now to attend the 2017 Gulf Coast Women’s Conference. We are excited to have Phyllis Sawyer & Karen Schatzline as our special guest speakers and Jeremy Sims leading worship. Call our office for more information!
ALABAMA DISTRICT MISSIONS & MEN’S MINISTRIES DISTRICT DIRECTOR DAVID STRAHAN email: dstrahan@adcag.org
us & world missions
church planting & development
men’s ministry
2016 Light for the Lost Banquet Tour
Guest Speakers: John Loper—Murray Kelley—Phil Schmidt Section
Church
Date
Speaker
Time
Anniston
Birmingham
Springville Camp & Conference Center
11/1
John Loper
7:00 PM
Montgomery
Safe Harbor Outreach Center
11/1
Murray Kelley
7:00 PM
Dothan
Harper’s Joy Assembly of God, Dothan
11/3
John Loper
7:00 PM
Phenix City
The Bridge Church
11/3
Murray Kelley
6:30 PM CST
7:30 PM EST
Monroeville
Appleton Assembly of God
11/4
John Loper
7:00 PM
Enterprise
Faith Christian Center, Ozark
11/4
Murray Kelley
7:00 PM
Demopolis
Butler First Assembly of God
11/7
Phil Schmidt
7:00 PM
Andalusia
Luverne First Assembly of God
11/7
Murray Kelley
7:00 PM
Tennessee Valley
Hartselle First Assembly of God
11/10
John Loper
7:00 PM
Mobile
Moffett Road Assembly of God
11/10
Murray Kelley
7:00 PM
Cullman
Life Springs Assembly of God, Jasper
11/14
John Loper
7:00 PM
Sylacauga
River of Life Worship Center
11/14
Murray Kelley
7:00 PM
Baldwin County
Robertsdale First Assembly of God
11/15
Phil Schmidt
7:00 PM
Tuscaloosa
Fayette First Assembly of God
11/15
Murray Kelley
7:00 PM
For more information, visit our website at: 2016 LFTL Banquet Tour; or call the office at 334-279-7172 ext 5. Thank you for all that you do to support Light for the Lost in Alabama. This ministry provides the materials and resources for missionaries around the world so that they may share the message of hope. Please make sure to send your faith promises in before the end of the year.
lftl
2016 MEN’S ENCOUNTER Visit http://www.adcag.org/downloads to listen/download the messages.
#ACTLIKEMEN
2016 Highlights • • • • • • •
480 men in attendance 88 men joining with us from Alabama Teen Challenge 38 men were Baptized in the Holy Spirit in the Thursday night service Dozens more Baptized in the Holy Spirit during our Friday night service Several Saved and Rededicated 94 men attended the Men’s Leaders meeting Activities: grilling, golf, skeet shooting, ping pong, pool, basketball, FCF Village, gaming competition, fishing, and a motorcycle ride
Mark your calendar to join us next year for MEN’S ENCOUNTER 2017:
September 21-23
Nepal Legacy Team Missions Trip
CP&D Top 20
Through September 2016
January 11-19, 2017 The cost is $1,499.00 per person Join David Strahan and Ryan Moore, Builders International Director, on a prayer and vision casting journey in Nepal. Nepal is among the fastest growing Christian populations in the world! On this trip you will spend time with the leadership of the Nepal Theological College and hear their story. This project includes the construction of a women’s dorm, retail spaces, offices, and a student activity center. It is vital, as it will give opportunity for 100 additional students to be accepted into the college to prepare for ministry.
$24,800
Dothan First AG
$12,500
Phenix City First AG
$12,000
Evangel Church
$10,500
Ozark First AG
$10,500
Lake City AG
$9,450
Robertsdale First AG
$8,420
Fountain of Life Church
$7,875
Life Church of the AG
$6,000
Ashland First AG
$5,695
2017 Alabama CP&D Pastor/Board Tour
Clanton First AG
$5,400
Banquets are at 7:00 PM Phenix City Section will begin at 6:30 PM CST/7:30 PM EST
Moffett Road AG
$5,400
Calvary AG, Decatur
$4,500
Marvin Chapel AG
$4,125
Florala First AG
$4,000
Highfalls AG
$4,000
Tuscaloosa First AG
$4,000
Weatherly Road
$4,000
Harper’s Joy AG
$3,750
River of Life Worship
$3,706
This is a special rate for the Alabama District and includes: airfare from ATL, hotel, meals, ground transportation, and a scenic flight over Mount Everest. Passport and Visa are required for this trip.
Feb. 6 Feb. 7 Feb. 13 Feb. 16 Feb. 17 Feb. 20 Feb. 21 Feb. 23 Feb. 24 Feb. 27 Feb. 28 Mar. 2 Mar. 3
Montgomery First AG
Dothan Section—Harper’s Joy AG, Dothan Demopolis Section—David’s Fish House, Thomasville Enterprise Section—Hopper Grass, Ozark Tuscaloosa Section—Yampertown Steak & Seafood Tennessee Valley Section—Old Greenbriar Restaurant, Madison Mobile Section—Fountain of Life, Saraland Baldwin Section—New Life AG, Spanish Fort Phenix City Section—Venditori’s Restaurant, Auburn Monroeville Section—First Assembly of God, Brewton Anniston, Birmingham, Cullman—Springville Camp Sylacayga Section—Revive Church, Talledega Montgomery Section—Islamorada Fish Company, Prattville Andalusia Section—Tabby D’s, Andalusia
For more information about upcoming events, visit our website at: www.adcag.org,
or call 334-279-7172 ext 5
Merry Christmas from the Strahan Family
Alabama Men’s Ministry Make Plans Now
Susan and I want to wish each of you a Happy Thanksgiving and a Merry Christmas. As we approach the holiday season, we pray for God’s richest blessings on your family and ministry!
Dr. Robert E. Carter, Jr drcarter@mon‐cre.net
What to Say and Not Say to the Grieving Not‐So‐Good Things to Say to Someone in Grief Remember: The goal is to comfort, not tell them how they should feel.
1. 2. 3. 4. 5. 6.
I know how you feel. (Never say this!) At least she lived a long life. She brought this on herself. (ex. Smoker) There is a reason for everything. Aren’t you over him yet, he has been dead for awhile now. You can have another child.
7. She did what she came here to do and it was her time to go. (May be true, but terrible timing.) 8. Be strong. (This tells them to hold everything in and not to grieve.) 9. If you think this is bad, I know a family... 10. It all happened for the best. (This can feel shockingly painful.) 11. Try not to cry. He wouldn't want you to cry. (Don't speak for the deceased.) 12. It was God's will. (Many people already feel angry with God and this won't help at this time). 13. You can always remarry. (People are not replaceable). 14. Now you are the man/woman of the house. (Heavy burden to place on a child or teen. This has caused much pain in many children and teens. Often the extent of these damaging words are not realized until years later. Often teen girls or boys not only deal with the loss of a parent, but also have to take on many more responsibilities around the house which often leads to feelings of resentment on top of their raw grief.)
15. Let me tell you about my own loss which is similar to yours. (There will be a time for you to share, but not right now. Your role is to listen and stay with the person's loss. When we bring the focus to ourselves, we leave the per‐ son in a real way.) The Best Things to Say to Someone in Grief
1. I am so sorry for your loss. 2. I wish I had the right words, just know I care. 3. I don’t know how you feel, but I am here to help in any way I can. 4. You and your loved one will be in my thoughts and prayers. 5. My favorite memory of your loved one is… 6. I am always just a phone call away. 7. We all need help at times like this, I am here for you. 8. I am usually up early or late, if you need anything. 9. Give a hug instead of saying something. 10. Saying nothing, just be with the person.
Class Date
Level 1 Courses (Certified)
January 7 January 7 January 28
Assemblies of God History, Missions, and Governance Christ in the Synoptic Gospels Introduction to Pentecostal Doctrine Acts: The Work of the Holy Spirit Prison Epistles
February 4 February 4 February 18 March 11 March 11 March 25 April 1 April 1 April 22 May 13 May 13 May 20 August 5 August 5 August 19
Introduction to Hermeneutics
Eschatology
Church Administration, Finance and Law
The Local Church in Evangelism
Effective Leadership
Pastoral Ministry
Conflict Management for Church Leaders Introduction to AG Missions
September 9 September 9 September 9
October 7 October 7 October 14
Relationships and Ethics in Ministry
November 11 November 11 November 18
Level 2 Courses Level 3 Courses (License) (Ordination) Introduction to Theology: Prayer and Worship A Pentecostal Perspective New Testament The Pentateuch Survey Old Testament The Corinthians Survey Correspondence Romans: The Poetic Books Justification by Faith Introduction to Preaching in the Homiletics Contemporary World
(Black denotes North Campus) Mt Olive Please may contact Edward Wilson for more information. (Blue denotes Southeast Campus) Newton (334) 279‐7172 or ewilson@adcag.org (Red denotes Southwest Campus) Evergreen Enrollment form may be found at www.adcag.org
DATA CHANGES CALLAHAN, RONALD T. (L) (CARLENE) PO BX 361423 BIRMINGHAM, AL 35236 205-425-0170 FORDHAM, ABIGAIL (CM) PO BX 631 HEFLIN, AL 36264 256-201-2119 KING, STEVEN G. (L) (JUDY) PO BX 7698 SPANISH FORT, AL 36577 251-621-1200 MOORE, DAVID L. (O) (CAROLYN) 41 CRABAPPLE TRACE MONTGOMERY, AL 361117 334-341-7714 OWENS, CHADRICK E. (O) (TERESA) 418 BROAD ST GADSDEN, AL 35901 256-595-9153 PAYNE, L. CHAD (O) (KIMBERLY) 205-441-3123
STEVENS, JAMES M. (L) (BRANDI) 2650 MEADOW LAKE DR SEMMES, AL 36575 251-751-3645 STRICKLAND, BILL (O) (MARY) 3510 E. COOPER BLVD SPRINGFIELD, MO 65802 417-839-6471 MINISTERS TRANSFERRED IN BACHMAN, RYAN (O) (KIMBERLY) 655 WHISTLEWOOD RD MONTGOMERY, AL 36117 719-484-9991 FROM ROCKY MTN DISTRICT JONES, ADELAIDA (O) (ALEXANDER) 111 WINTERBERRY RD DOTHAN, AL 36301 407-247-4886 FROM SOU LATIN DISTRICT MINISTER TRANSFERRED OUT REV. ROBERT RICH TO S TEXAS DISTRICT
MINISTERS REINSTATED BENSON, MARCUS (O) (MICHELE) 124 MAPLEBROOK DR MADISON, AL 35756 256-783-7824 BENSON, MICHELE (L) (MARCUS) 124 MAPLEBROOK DR MADISON, AL 35756 256-783-7824 MINISTERIAL UPGRADE SANLEY, REV. WESLEY (L) MINISTER RESIGNED REV. MATTHEW JENKINS PASTORATE CHANGES REV. ADELAIDA JONES
ALABAMA DISTRICT COUNCIL OF THE ASSEMBLIES OF GOD EXECUTIVE OFFICERS Kenneth Draughon, District Superintendent John A. Loper, Jr., Assistant Superintendent Edward Wilson, District Secretary‐Treasurer
GENERAL PRESBYETERS Kenneth Draughon Johnny E. Jones Murray Kelley
DISTRICT PRESBYTERS
George Arnett Barry Danner Scottie Fulcher Jerry Jenkins Keith Jones Michael Joyner Charles Lenn Eddie Littlefield Lomax Lunsford Michael Lynn Marty Phillips Randall Reid George Sawyer James F. Smith, Sr. David Wooten
DISTRICT WORLD MISSIONS DIRECTOR
David Strahan
DISTRICT CHRISTIAN EDUCATION DIRECTOR
Michael Sharp
DISTRICT YOUTH MINISTRIES DIRECTOR
Steven Mason
DISTRICT WOMEN'S MINISTRIES DIRECTOR
Cynthia Draughon
REV. BENJAMIN SMITH TO PENN- FL DISTRICT
In Loving Memory… Rev. Roy E. Davis of Carbon Hill, Alabama, went home to be with the Lord September 27, 2016, at the age of 69. Funeral services were held at Abundant Life New Beginnings Church, Carbon Hill, Alabama, October 1, 2016, with Rev. Billy Felton, Rev. John L. Loper, Jr., and Rev. Kenneth Draughon officiating. Brother Davis was awarded a certificate of ministry in 1969, a license to preach in 1976, and an ordination certificate in 1979. He served as lead pastor of the following Assemblies of God churches in Alabama: London, Vincent First, Graysville, Goodway, Liberty, Bethel in Wetumpka, Elba First, and Bradley and Antioch in Waynesboro, Mississippi. He also served as youth pastor of Leeds First Assembly of God and as presbyter of the Monroeville Section on two different occasions. Brother Davis is survived by his wife, Iris, and one daughter, Inda.
Alabama District Council Assemblies of God P. O. Box 235014 Montgomery, Alabama 36123-5014
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