It sure is an amazing group of people. I am glad we found this church.

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> On Mar 28, 2017, at 1:33 PM, Phil Scovell <[log in to unmask]> wrote:
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> For the past few weeks, Sandy and I have been attending our new church home.  It just so happens to be next door to where we get our hair cut so it is in the same small shopping mall.  It is called The Door.  It is a church that started in Las Vegas New Mexico, not Las Vegas Nevada, but the home church has several small churches scattered all over the southwestern part of the United States.  Fortunately for me, there are no steps or stairs to negotiate.  In other words, it is a flat surface and a short walk from the parking area into the building.  There are perhaps 25 regular members.  The pastor is a former drug addict and drug dealer.  He has also been on kidney dialysis since last September and on April 13, he is having a kidney transplant.  His oldest daughter is giving one of her kidneys so you might pray for them and the family.  The pastor is 60 years old and his wife is 58 and they said they have been praying for someone around their age to start coming to their church so they could have some closer fellowship so that is cool.   Everyone in this little church goes out of their way to talk and visit with us and people take turns giving us a ride to the services so transportation isn’t a problem.  Sandy went alone the first time to scope out the lay of the land, sort of speak, and then I started going.  Although she hasn’t started yet, they asked Sandy to sing on the worship team.  It sure feels good being a part of a church again, too.  I get kind of wore out, what little walking I do, after especially a Sunday morning and Sunday evening service but I’m going to church and for as long as I am able; praise God.
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