Antioch Baptist Church
3501 Hwy 828
Farmerville
318-368-3591
Early Worship – 8:30 a.m.
Sunday School – 9:45 a.m.
Morning Worship – 10:45 a.m.
Bethel Temple Pentecostal
Church
2144 Hwy 33 N.
Marion
Sunday School -11 a.m.
Sunday Worship -12 p.m.
318-608-6766
Canaan Baptist Church
502 Canaan Church Rd.
Spearsville
Sunday School -10am
Sunday Worship -11am
870-312-3440
Bro. Brian Williams
Conway Baptist
Church Homecoming
4323 HWY 549
North of Farmerville
Dean Baptist Church
2309 Hwy 827
Marion
Sunday School – 9:45 a.m.
Sunday Worship – 11 a.m.
Wed. 6:30pm
318-292-4463
Evergreen Baptist Church
1380 Par Rd. 4410
Bernice
318-285-9484
Farmerville Methodist Church
301 Anthony Street
Sunday School – 10 a.m.
Sunday Worship – 11a.m. Nursery
Available
GLOW Kids – Wednesdays @ 5pm
Youth Meeting – Wednesdays @
5:45
318-368-3840
Rev. Hank Hamilton
Thanksgiving — IN JUNE??? Well,
on the Hallmark channel we have
Christmas in July movies. Stands to
reason (?) that we can have Thanksgiving
in June. We’re good with
that! Personally, we think that every
day should be a Thanksgiving Day.
How often are we so busy, worried,
etc, that we don’t make sure while
saying our prayers asking for help
or healing that we fail to be thankful
for the blessings given thus far
in our lives
Romans 1:21 “…because, although
they knew God, they did not glorify
Him as God, nor were thankful, but
became futile in their thoughts, and
their foolish hearts were darkened.”
Asking for God’s help with our family,
health, work situations is a good
thing, but we must be truly grateful
for the sacrifice Jesus made for us.
Grateful for knowing we have salvation
through Him… that we will
have an everlasting life through
Him. We must give thanks!
Timothy 4:4-5 “For everything God
created is good, and nothing is to be
rejected if it is received with thanksgiving,
because it is consecrated by
the word of God and prayer.”
We close out our most popular “marriage
month” with Philippians 4:6
Be anxious for nothing, but in everything
by prayer and supplication,
with thanksgiving, let your requests
be known to God; and the peace
of God, which surpasses all understanding,
will guard your hearts and
minds through Christ Jesus.
First Baptist Church
Farmerville
400 N. Main St.
318-368-3848
Pastor Kurt Auger
Sunday School – 9:45 a.m.
Sunday Worship -11 a.m., 6 p.m.
Weds. – 6 p.m.
In Thessalonians 4:1-12, Paul instructs
the church on one of the
major problems in our culture today

• sexual immorality.
  Paul tells us that sexual purity is the
  expectation of God. And we understand
  from Genesis that God created
  sexual union for two primary
  reasons.
  First, the covenant bond of marriage
  between a man and his wife is a picture
  of the union of Christ and His
  Church (bride). It is reflected in the
  idea of becoming one flesh (eternal
  union), and a blood covenant (Jesus’
  blood).
  Secondly, reproduction can only be
  accomplished between male and female,
  which is how a family begins.
  The family dynamic of father, mother
  and child is an important part of
  human development. The family
  union is vital to the existence of humanity.
  When Paul speaks of sexual impurity,
  he speaks in reference to God’s
  position as found in God’s Word. It
  is not hate speech, not homophobic,
  not bigoted, not racist, not narrow-
  minded, not ignorant or uneducated.
  It is biblical.
  We don’t get to define sexual immorality.
  Sexual immorality is anything
  that stands in opposition to
  God’s created order as found in His
  Word, which is truth.
  It is any act, physical and/or within
  the mind or heart, which is done
  outside the bond of marriage, which
  is between a man and his wife. Period.
  Jesus taught that if you fantasize
  about it, you are guilty as well.
  In verse 4, Paul instructs us to take
  control of our body and mind and
  do not follow lustful passions. Our
  sexual actions are not out of our
  control. Paul notes that temptation
  is real, and that a Christian can be
  tempted, but you take control of
  yourself. Our behavior should distinguish
  Christians from the world.
  Verse 6 classifies sexual immorality
  as transgressing and defrauding
  others. Non- marital sexual union
  is an ungodly act, not a display of
  love. This includes all non- marital
  sexual unions: fornication, adultery,
  premarital unions, homosexuality,
  pornography, pedophilia, bestiality,
  anything outside the husband and
  wife relationship.
  Verse 6 ends with a warning: Christ
  Jesus, our righteous judge, is the
  avenger of all these things, and He
  will get the last word. Sexual impurity
  is not what culture says is right
  and wrong, not what Hollywood
  displays as ok and normal, not what
  a court decrees, or what your own
  mind and heart feels is ok.
  Verse 7 reminds us that God does
  not call us to impurity, but to sanctification,
  which is spiritual growth
  throughout our lives to be more
  Christ-like.
  Verse 8 tells us that those who reject
  sexual purity are rejecting God. You
  can’t walk with the Lord and hold
  hands with the world. We are called
  to turn away from sin.
  Our actions display our heart, for
  from the heart come evil thoughts,
  murder, adultery, and 0sexual immorality.
  Stand upon the truth of God’s Word
  in your home, and speak it into the
  lives of your children and grandchildren.
  In a world that says “anything
  goes”, we need voices of truth.
  The Word of God declares none are
  too bad or too far away. Call upon
  the name of the Lord. It’s never too
  late to turn from sin and run to God.
  Join our worship service each
  Sunday at 11 AM, 400 No. Main.
  If unable to attend, services can
  be accessed via Facebook at FBC
  Farmerville; on our
  website, fbcfarmerville.com; and
  on Roku, FBC Farmerville, La at 11
  AM. Pastor, Bro. Kurt Auger; Minister
  of Music, Bro. Ronnie Parks.
  First Baptist Church
  Marion
  3097 Taylor St.
  Sunday School – 9:30 a.m.
  Sunday Worship – 10:30 a.m.,
  11:30 a.m.
  Sunday Night – 6 p.m.
  Wed. – 7 p.m.
  318-292-5411
  Pastor Bubba Hoggatt
  Haile Church of Christ
  270 Mina Parker Rd., Marion
  Sunday Worship – 9:30 a.m., 10:45
  a.m.
  Weds. – 6:30 p.m.
  Hopewell Baptist Church
  1578 Lem Rd., Spearsville
  Sunday School – 10am
  Sunday Worship – 11am
  Sunday Night Worship – 5pm
  Wednesday Night Bible Study –
  6:30pm
  Lakeview Missionary
  Baptist Church
  10078 Hwy 15, Farmerville
  Sunday School – 10 a.m.
  Sunday Worship – 11 a.m., 6 p.m.
  Weds. – 6 p.m.
  Liberty Baptist Church
  325 Liberty Baptist Church Rd.
  Linville
  318-292-4177
  Liberty Missionary Baptist
  Church Spearsville
  Bill Styron, Pastor
  Sunday School – 10am
  Sunday Worship 11am
  Sunday Evening – 6pm
  Wed. – 6pm
  318-558-1581
  Litroe Church of God in Christ
  357 Riley Trestle Rd Marion LA
  71260
  My Father’s House
  4774 Hwy. 151 Downsville
  318-278-9301
  Mt. Patrick Baptist Church
  1232 Patrick Church Rd. Bernice
  New Hopewell Baptist Church
  113 Plum St., Bernice
  Rev. Greg Williams
  Sunday School -9:45am
  Sunday Worship -11:15am
  Wed. -6:15pm
  Bible Study Teleconferencing

605-562-8401 Access Code

6708350
Christ Ass. Union Food Pantry every
last Thursday of month 1-5pm.
Will need copy of license/ID and a
bill proving address (Union Parish
Residents Only)
Our Lady of Perpetual Help
Catholic
600 E. Water St., Farmerville
Saturday Mass (Spanish) -7 p.m.
Sunday Mass (English) -9 a.m.
1st Weds. Mass – 6 p.m.
318-368-9239
Redeemed Church of Marion
3062 Taylor Street
Sunday Worship – 10 a.m.
(318) 201-5306
Pastors Richard and Mickie Hinkle
Pastor Richard Hinkle would like to
invite you to Redeemed Center of
Marion. We are located at the former
Marion High School Gymnasium
on 3062 Taylor Street in Marion.
We meet each Sunday at 10:30 for
praise and worship, as well as an
uplifting Word that will inspire and
encourage you to rediscover your
purpose in life..
Rocky Branch Baptist Church
Sunday School – 9:45 a.m.
Sunday Worship -10:45 a.m., 6
p.m.
Weds – 6:30 p.m.
Associate Pastor Stephen Murry
Rocky Branch Baptist Church
Pastor: Paul Pearson
News: Brenda Pace
John 6: Philip finds himself under
pressure – HE said to Philip,
“Where shall we buy bread, that
these may eat?” Pressure tests our
faith. (This is the only miracle mentioned
in all four Gospels.) They
had actually gone off to rest after
their mission trip and now thousands
showed up to see Jesus. And
after several hours, they needed
food. Philip calculated the money,
the lack of opportunity to get the
food, and the need. Andrew was
looking for food. They were calculating
without including Christ. As
the last resort, we too, will go to
Him in prayer. We forget that God
has provided time and time again.
With Him, all things are possible.
Pressure turns our attention to Jesus.
Anything transferred to Jesus can be
transformed by Jesus. One child offers
his lunch. The faith of this child
showed his focus on Christ, and
believing HE could perform a miracle.
We should never doubt what
God can do for HE is in the ‘miracle
business’; never deny what HE can
provide, for HE is the ‘multiplying’
business. When they had seen
the sign that Jesus did, said, “This
is truly the Prophet who is to come
into the world.”
Pressure teaches facts about Jesus.
John 6:35 – And Jesus said to
them, “I am the Bread of Life. He
who comes to Me shall never hunger,
and he who believes in Me shall
never thirst. They were searching
for food, yet did not realize Christ
satisfies our hunger, meets our
thirst, heals our hurts, and solves
our problems. When the pressure is
on, we should focus on God for HE
will supply all our needs.
Sunday School 9:45 a.m.; Sunday
Worship 10:45 a.m., Singing – 5:30
p.m.; Wednesday evening – 6:30.
Woodlawn Baptist Church
Sunday School – 9am
646 Hicks Frazier Rd.
Farmerville
Sunday Worship 10am
Wed. Bible Study 6pm
Rev. Adrian Nelson
Zion Hill Baptist Church
899 Cypress Creek
Farmerville
Zion Hill Missionary Baptist
Church
1409 Zion Hill Church Road
Dr. Tommy L. Carr, Pastor