Rehobeth United Methodist Church, Terrell, North Carolina

Rehobeth United Methodist Church

Worshiping our Lord by developing and sharing our Christian faith and love.

     Let us acknowledge the Lord;
     let us press on to acknowledge him.
    As surely as the sun rises, he will appear;
     he will come to us like the winter rains …

Hosea 6:3

February 5 - Fifth Sunday after the Epiphany

Scripture: Psalm 147

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Message: "What Brings Delight to the Heart of God?"

Order of Worship: 8:45 AM Service 10:45 AM Service

News and Events at a Glance

	"Souper Bowl" Luncheon - February 5	Ash Wednesday Service - February 22
	Support "Backpacks for Kids" in February	Confirmation Classes Begin February 26
Learn more about these and other announcements on our News & Events page or check out the February calendar!

We're delighted you are visiting us online! We hope the information on these pages gives you a sense of our church's vibrancy, energy, and compassionate heart. If you have additional questions about our ministries, missions, and events, please contact us. And, if you've recently relocated, have a second home here, or are vacationing in the Lake Norman area, we invite you to join us at one of our services. We look forward to meeting you soon!

Casual Service:		8:45 AM
Traditional Service:		10:45 AM
Rehobeth is a Stephen Ministry congregation

Links to Nurture Your Faith and Understanding

Understanding the United Methodist Church
Deepening Your Knowledge of God's Word
For Youth
- Faith Leading Youth (FLY)
For Kids
- Presidential Prayer Team for Kids
- United Methodist Kids

Featured on Our Website

The Pastor's Monthly Message
Current Column "Greater Love Has No One than This:" Message Commemorating the 10th Anniversary of 9/11	Archive Reprise: The Night Before Christmas 2008

Daily Nugget from Harold Bales, "The Southern-Fried Preacher:"

It is far easier to forgive than to forget.
It may be more Godly to be able to forget.
There is a beautiful phrase that sings:
"…their sins are cast into the great sea of God's forgetfulness."
Hebrews 8:12 says: "I will be merciful to their unrighteousness,
and their sins and their iniquities will remember no more."
We must work at forgiving but maybe only God has
a sea of forgetfulness big enough to hold forgiven sins.
What do you think?

More Daily Nuggets from Harold
Photos from Harold's Book Reading/Signing at Rehobeth
Harold's newest column, "A Touch of Joy"
The Southern-Fried Preacher's Website