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Homecoming
and revival
at Mt. Lebanon
“Nobody can bring the Bible tc life quite like Ken Needham,” said Rev. Dan Gregg, Pastor of Mt. Lebanon Baptist Church.
Talented British evangelist anc Bible story teller Ken Needham, di rector of Trans Mission and formei leader of Torch Bearers, will lead re vival services at Mt. Lebanon, be ginning Sunday, Aug. 18. Ken wil speak at the regular 11 a. m. morning worship on Sunday, and at 7:30 p.m every evening Monday through Fri day, Aug. 19-23.
The previously announced partic ipation of vocalist Karen Knight Smith has been cancelled.
Pastor Gregg invites all friends and neighbors to join the Sundaj morning worship service, which is part of Mt. Lebanon’s bi-annua homecoming. Ladies of the churct are preparing chicken, various cov ered dishes and salads for the tradi tional dinner on the grounds in honoi of all past and present members o Mt. Lebanon.
Following dinner, a music anc praise fellowship sing-along will be led by choir director Debra Gregg.
Mt. Lebanon has provided i place of worship in the Boston-Cast leton area since 1833. The sanctuarj is located on U.S. 522 at Scrabble about two miles south of Woodville.
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