Church Plant Update from Georgia

CHURCH PLANT UPDATE from Christ Church in Tyrone, Georgia

Zach Fallon

FIRST MEMBERS OF CHRIST CHURCH

By God’s grace he has called a wonderful group of people to be the first members of Christ Church. We spent November and December building relationships together and being equipped for the work of ministry in the life of this new church.

A PLACE TO GATHER

After months of praying and inquiring the Lord has opened a door for us to meet at the local high school, Sandy Creek High School. We are so grateful and glad to be meeting there!

FIRST SUNDAY GATHERING ON JANUARY 16

Lord willing, we are planning to have our first gathered worship as Christ Church on Sunday January 16, at 10:30 a.m. in the auditorium of Sandy Creek High School.

“For I am not ashamed of the gospel, for it is the power of God for salvation to everyone who believes, to the Jew first and also to the Greek.”— ROMANS 1:16

POINTS OF PRAYER

Please pray with us as you read the list below.

• The Worship of Christ. Pray that Christ would be worshiped according to the Scriptures in all we do as Christ Church.

• Gospel Clarity. Pray that our ministry in this community would be marked by gospel clarity and that many would come to see the joy of living all of life in light of the gospel.

• A Biblically Healthy Church. Pray that as we pursue God’s design for the local church that we would be a blessing to those who profess Christ in this area.

• Unity and Love. Pray that God would divinely bless our young church plant with unity among the leaders and first members. Pray that we would love one another as Christ has loved us.

• Bright Witness. Pray that amidst gospel vagueness, ecclesiological confusion and hard-hearted rejection of Christ’s exclusivity that our church family would be intentional, patient and winsome in our witness to the riches of Christ and the glories of being his church!

Oh, the depth of the riches and wisdom and knowledge of God! How unsearchable are his judgments and how inscrutable his ways! —Romans 11:33