Worship Center

Could we be living in the last of the last days? Do we see signs of the soon return of Christ?
Instead of speculation and giving my opinion, it seems to me, we should read what Jesus said in His Word. His Word is neither speculation nor just opinion.
First, there is no question about the fact of the Second Coming of Christ. The New Testament refers to His Return to earth 318 times. Nothing is surer. God who cannot lie, whose Word is settled forever in heaven, repeatedly promised His return.

Central Church of Christ in Benton has designed a worship experience for teens and young adults called 626. It embraces technology, video and interactive worship to engage this particular age group.   This worship is designed to be cross denominational focusing not on the differences but what we have in common, namely Jesus Christ. And it is designed to encourage young Christians of all churches in their faith walk.

The “Gospel Herald” tells this true story of two brothers in the Taylor family.
The older said he must make a name for the family, and so he turned his face toward Parliament and fame.
The younger gave his life to Christ and turned his face toward China as a missionary.
Hudson Taylor, the missionary, died, beloved and known on every continent. But when looking in the encyclopedia to see what the older brother did, you will find him listed as, “The brother of Hudson Taylor.”

If you have not already heard about or seen Chris Broussard’s comments on “Outside the Lines,” the please take 2 minutes and watch this video: http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=HCOXBgBjDgY.  I know you will be encouraged just like I was.

General William Booth, Founder of the Salvation Army, proclaimed in the nineteenth century that the chief dangers of the 20th Century will be “Religion without the Holy Spirit, Christianity without Christ, Forgiveness without Repentance, Salvation without Regeneration, Politics without God, and Heaven without Hell.” From the early years of the 21st century, we can look back and say, “General Booth was a prophet.”

On April 28, 2013, the first annual St. Mark's Day was celebrated. It was a time of great joy and fellowship on the 10th anniversary of the formation of St. Marks. Rev. Lightfoot's sermon on the gospel writer Mark and his relationships with the apostles was thought-provoking. Several friends from the past were able to visit. The service ended with a scrumptious lunch, thanks to some excellent preparation from the parishioners!

To learn more about St. Mark's Angelican Church, visit their website at www.stmarksbenton.org or www.facebook.com/stmarksbenton.