Good afternoon, everyone! I hope you are having a wonderful day! Yes, it’s a little cold and will be raining soon but we are here! I figure every day I start by waking up is a blessing! Please don’t forget to include those who are sick, injured or have lost someone in their family in your prayers. Also, do whatever you can to ease their pain whether it is physical or mental. Here is the link to this morning’s sermon:

Plese note that the Administrative Council and Finance Committee meetings scheduled for this Tuesday, has been changed to this Thursday (Jan 19th) starting at 6:00pm.

Good afternoon! Sorry for the late posting but I hope I’m catching you all well and enjoying your day! We’re praying for a beautiful week where we can get out and enjoy nature at its best! I feed the birds and the squirrels in my backyard, and I love to just watch them as they enjoy their meals. And as I travel up and down the road, I’m always on the lookout for cows, horses and whatever else I can find along the way. It just makes my day to see them in the fields as I go by! As we start our week, don’t forget to thank our Lord for bringing us into another week and for all he has given us. And don’t forget to pray for others who are sick, injured or need assistance. Bless you all! Now here’s the link to this week’s sermon:

Well, here in Passapatanzy, the cold has arrived once again. But we still had wonderful weather at Fletcher’s Chapel this morning! I saw on Facebook a quote attributed to Groucho Marx: “I, not events, have the power to make me happy or unhappy today. I can choose which it shall be. Yesterday is dead, tomorrow hasn’t arrived yet. I have just one day, today, and I’m going to be happy in it.” Yes, it was cloudy and cold outside, but inside we were blessed to be at Church, greeting each other and worshipping our Lord! It was nice to see everyone again and to share last week’s adventures! So, we have every reason to choose to be happy today! Now here is the link to Pastor Barbara’s sermon this morning:

Happy New Year! I hope you all had a wonderful and safe week! Praying this year will be an even better year than last year! If you can’t be with us live and in service on Sunday mornings, this hopefully will bring you closer to God as you watch and listen to the Sunday morning services. Please know that you are always missed when you can’t be with us, but we want you to have a way to hear God’s word when you have to miss Church. Now let’s start our New Year out right with this morning’s services:

Good afternoon! So sorry this posting is late, but Christmas week has been busy for our camera crew! I hope you all had a very Merry Christmas and a safe and happy New Year! Take care and be safe. Here in Passapatanzy it is supposed to be raining this evening, hard at times, so if you are out celebrating the New Year, please remember to drive safely because there are others who really want you to make it home safe and sound!

For those who may be wondering if the sermon for today will be posted, it won’t be here until probably Wednesday evening or sometime Thursday due to Christmas travels. Merry Christmas to all!

It’s almost here! Christmas is just around the corner! Next Sunday will be here before we know it, with all the hustle and bustle. Meantime, I am praying that everyone will put aside their petty differences and remember why we celebrate Christmas! Remember celebrating Christmas is celebrating our Lord’s birthday! It doesn’t matter who you are, or what you believe about politics or what else is going on here on Earth, what’s important is our Lord was born and that’s why it’s called Christmas! So, celebrate with family and friends but while you are eating and opening presents to and from each other, take time to remember with them why you are celebrating! Now here is the link to the sermon for today:

Good afternoon! It’s a wet and rainy day here in Passapatanzy, VA, but that seems like a good time to remind everyone of the upcoming happenings at Fletcher’s Chapel.

This Sunday, those of you who are bringing Poinsettias, please remember to bring them to Church with you, if you have not already brought them. We would like them to be there for the Christmas Program Sunday night at 5:00pm. Which brings us to the Christmas Program, which is this Sunday, Dec 18th, at 5:00pm. It will be a night with Carols and the Story of Christmas.  Refreshments will follow in the Fellowship Hall. 

Then we would like to invite you to join us on Dec 24th, Christmas Eve, for a Christmas Eve Service at 7:00pm for a service of lessons and carols, the celebration of Holy Communion, and candlelight.

Of course, the following Sunday is Dec 25th, Christmas Day! Please start you Christmas Day at Church celebrating the reason we have Christmas at all! After the Christmas Day worship service, please make sure you take your Poinsettias home with you!

We’d love to see you at any or all of our celebrations! So, stop in and join us soon!

“It’s beginning to look a lot like Christmas, everywhere you go!”, I believe is from a Christmas song written in 1951 by Meredith Willson.  And especially at Fletcher’s Chapel! We have the Chrismon Tree up, we have the Advent Candle lighting happening each Sunday and by next Sunday we will have the poinsettias arranged up front in the church sanctuary both in memory and in honor of our loved ones! Christmas is by far my most favorite holiday! But with all the hustle and bustle, don’t forget why we celebrate Christmas! Without Jesus there would be no Christmas! So come join us as we Celebrate the birth of our Saviour! We have the schedule posted last week for you to browse. Here is the link to this week’s sermon: