Praise & Prayer
PRAISES
God loves us and well never leave us.
Glad to be able to worship with others in person.
God is in control in all things
Don’t be afraid of Covid-19, God is looking after His people.
God loves us and well never leave us.
Glad to be able to worship with others in person.
God is in control in all things
Don’t be afraid of Covid-19, God is looking after His people.
PRAYER CONCERNS:
- The churches and pastors that makes up the Badlands Baptist Association
- That God will give us harvest for the work at Belfield Baptist Church. As we grow in number and Spiritual growth, pray for the Facebook service on Sunday morning. Pray also for the daily devotion that Pastor Larry puts together each day
- Let us all pray that this Easter season, many will come to know the Lord throughout our country and world. We are really looking forward to the Easter event
- Pray for the churches in the Badlands Association. We have some that have internal problems. Pray especially for our officers and committees’ members, who are serving in the association as we minister to one another
- Pray especially for Lillian as she plans for the Badlands Ladies Retreat to be the April 30-May 1. This is one of our main events for the year.
- As you pray for the Badlands Baptist Association and Belfield please remember the different meetings listed on the next page
- Pray for us as we prepare for the upcoming events in the Badland Baptist Association: BBA Annual Meeting - March 20; BBA Men’s Retreat - March 26-27; BBA Ladies Retreat - April 30 -May 1; BBA Children/Youth Camp June 8-11; and the Belfield VBS, which we have in August
- Protection for family from Covid-19 virus
- Pray for churches as they resume regular worship
- Pray for the politicians in Washington DC
- Pray as we work through the Facebook Worship Service
- Pray for Pastor Larry as he composes the Belfield Baptist Morning Devotion
- Pray for all the pastors in the Badlands Baptist Association
- Pray for the police and first responders that are being abused through out the nation
A Father’s Day message
Today I went to church with my family to celebrate Father’s Day, the message was especially meaningful as I find each week message usually is to me. Today’s message was about being parent’s and how to be better Christian parents. It filled me up, it gave me so much assurance.
Addison, my one year old, was extremely excited and chatty too so her and I went to the foyer to not disturb the congregation and honestly, probably out of my own insecurity. We chatted and listened to the message but I heard the preacher say something that moved me to tears. He said that that he and his wife love seeing the little children, or something of that nature because grandchildren are so far away. I lost it and started crying. I highly doubt he intended for that to be the biggest and greatest take away but for me it was what I needed. I’m in the right place.
I was blessed with a closeness to my grandparents that I try very hard not to take for granted but as an adult, I know I have done just that. I’ve been selfish with my time which is ok because I’m a human with flaws and I know they forgive me.
This church is small, unadorned but warm and welcoming. I mean that literally and figuratively. It describes the congregation perfectly, warm and welcoming. The one thing missing was small children and my children don’t get to see their own grandparents as often as we would all like. How perfect and lucky are we, to fellowship in a church filled with loving grandparents. That can nurture my children in a way I can not, through the love of a grandparent.
So if you find yourself in the Dickinson or Belfield area with small children, I can offer a suggestion to visit our church that’s filled with plenty of loving, warm and welcoming grandparents without present children ️. What a gift!
Pastor Larry thank you and of course Lillian as well! ️
Belfield Baptist Church
Sunday Worship: 9:00 AM
Fellowship 10:00 AM
Bible Study (all ages) 10:30 AM
Today I went to church with my family to celebrate Father’s Day, the message was especially meaningful as I find each week message usually is to me. Today’s message was about being parent’s and how to be better Christian parents. It filled me up, it gave me so much assurance.
Addison, my one year old, was extremely excited and chatty too so her and I went to the foyer to not disturb the congregation and honestly, probably out of my own insecurity. We chatted and listened to the message but I heard the preacher say something that moved me to tears. He said that that he and his wife love seeing the little children, or something of that nature because grandchildren are so far away. I lost it and started crying. I highly doubt he intended for that to be the biggest and greatest take away but for me it was what I needed. I’m in the right place.
I was blessed with a closeness to my grandparents that I try very hard not to take for granted but as an adult, I know I have done just that. I’ve been selfish with my time which is ok because I’m a human with flaws and I know they forgive me.
This church is small, unadorned but warm and welcoming. I mean that literally and figuratively. It describes the congregation perfectly, warm and welcoming. The one thing missing was small children and my children don’t get to see their own grandparents as often as we would all like. How perfect and lucky are we, to fellowship in a church filled with loving grandparents. That can nurture my children in a way I can not, through the love of a grandparent.
So if you find yourself in the Dickinson or Belfield area with small children, I can offer a suggestion to visit our church that’s filled with plenty of loving, warm and welcoming grandparents without present children ️. What a gift!
Pastor Larry thank you and of course Lillian as well! ️
Belfield Baptist Church
Sunday Worship: 9:00 AM
Fellowship 10:00 AM
Bible Study (all ages) 10:30 AM
