He is not here; he has risen!
Remember how he told you, while he was still with you in Galilee:
~Luke 24:6~
READ the BiIBLE TODAY
- Matthew 17:24-21
- Matthew 21: 19-22
- James 1: 2-8
- “What is lacking in my prayer life is . . . . “
OBITUARY
Nancy Ann Combs
May 6, 1957 – March 29, 2023
Nancy Combs, 65, went top be with her Savior on Wednesday, March 29, 2023. Born in Massachusetts. Nancy eventually settled in Louisiana to be closer to her daughter and grandchildren. As a veteran of the United States Air Force, Nancy held many positions during her active duty and civil service careers. Her favorite was as a jet engine mechanic. The Air Force is where Nancy discovered her love for teaching and helping others. Whether it be a hobby or a life-lesson, Nancy was never shy to share what she had learned. Nancy is preceded in death by her parents, George S. and Pricilla Case; one grandson, Nicholas Paul LeBlanc, Jr.; and two nephews, John-Michael Case and Adam Carr. She is survived by her children, Mike (Riba) Combs, Mark (Brenda) Combs, Chris Pruitt, and Randi LeBlanc; five grandchildren, Katie, Emily, Hazel, Elijah and Hannah; siblings, Dolly (Doug) Farnham and Bill (Kathy) Case; several extended, but close, family members, Randy Combs, Catherine Combs, Connie Mullins, Patti Mingus, and Nicholas LeBlanc, Sr.; numerous nieces, nephews, cousins, and friends. Special appreciation and thanks to Jessica, Kim, Dani, Jenna, Brice, Mary, Sonya, Cliff, Ashley, and each of their families for the love and friendship you gave. Memorial Services at 2:00PM on Sunday, May 21, 2023 at McKneely Funeral Home in Amite. Attendees are encouraged to wear something with flamingos or sloths in honor of Ms. Nancy. For an online guestbook, visit http://www.mckneelys.com.
PRAYER LIST
Please continue to pray for all those on your personal prayers list.
BAPTIST PRESS
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ANNIE ARMSTRONG EASTER OFFERING FOR NORTH AMERICA
This offering is used in.the U.S. and Canada,
It is not too late to contribute to the Annie Armstrong Offering (Online or through a local church).
ON MISSION IN KENTWOOD
Our mission field begins in Kentwood!
This is awareness and action to help people in our area. through prayers and/or actions. It can be personal or for a group outreach. It can be as simple as picking up some limbs in your neighbor’s yard after a big wind or taking a friend to the doctor or more involved such as planning meals for someone for a long period of time of serious illness or following an accident. There are no reports to turn in and nobody needs to be updated periodically. Simply recognize a need you or your group can meet and meet that need.
Some ideas to spark your thinking:
*Taking garbage cans to the road and back in weekly for your neighbor and/or elderly friend
*Picking up a newspaper from the yard and placing it by the door for a neighbor
*Placing a daily call at a specific time to someone who lives alone
*Returning a lost child who has wandered into your yard
*Letting a neighbor know his child, dog, cows, etc. are in your yard
*Giving your neighbor mail your received
*Having a hot meal ready for someone who has been sitting in the hospital on a daily basis
*Cut your neighbors grass when you cut your grass
I think you get the idea. Remember, it is the little things that count most.
PRAYER FOCUS
Pray God opens your eyes and hearts to see needs and take care of them when you can. They don’t have to be major needs, just needs. It doesn’t have to involve spending money, mainly time. Begin by praying for God’s leadership.
Anna Lee
The Prayer Link 
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