Category: Sabbath Report
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Breaking Bread, Breaking Habits.
The Days of Unleavened Bread is more than a historical observance—it is a powerful reminder of transformation. For seven days, we remove leaven from our homes, symbolizing the removal of sin, pride, and corruption from our lives. It is a time to pause, reflect, and realign ourselves with Yahweh’s ways. Unleavened bread itself is simple—made…
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Passover: Remembering Redemption and Walking in Obedience
Passover is more than a historical remembrance—it is a call to live set apart. As we approach this appointed time, we reflect on the deliverance of Israel from bondage in Egypt and the faithfulness of Yahweh to redeem His people with a mighty hand. Passover reminds us that freedom did not come casually; it came…
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Fellowship Fun
The Sabbath of December 27th blessed everyone with worship, bible study, food and fellowship.
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Strengthening Our Ministry Relationships
On the Sabbath of December 13th, after worship and prayer requests, Sarah Brower gave a Scriptural Reflection on Matthew 25:40 and James 1:27 with a look at the consistency of our Father’s concerns for the widows and orphans as even Psalm 82 expresses His mandate to care for them. In concert with her Reflection, Michael…
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Our First Sabbath Service!
We were overjoyed to have been blessed to experience our very first Sabbath service in our new congregational home at Vaughn’s Chapel. We enjoyed a rousing worship service, a timely and salient message about our future hope in the Kingdom of God and the return of our Savior Jesus Christ. We then took our first…
The Body of Christ Fellowship At Vaughn's Chapel 