"Legacy" Publication - Issue 9

"Sharing"

In this issue of Legacy, we explore the topic of sharing--which all Christians, no matter how young or old, are called to do. We're called to share the gospel through church-planting and hosting Vacation Bible School. We called to share our money through tithing and special offerings. We're called to share our lives with others in our congregation. Learn how members of FBCSA have followed that call throughout the years!

– FBCSA Legacy Editorial Board

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"Legacy" Publication - Issue 8

"Spaces"

In this issue of Legacy, several spaces in our church buildings are spotlighted. We’ve hosted famous visitors in our sanctuary. In that same dignified space, we pioneered youth musicals featuring guitars and drums. We have spaces that were provided by or dedicated to church members. We’ve been in the same basic location since 1905, but our mailing address has changed six times. And spaces usually used for worship and Bible study have also housed refugees, hosted weddings and funerals, offered counseling and solace, and broadcast the Gospel to the whole world. Our spaces are not sacred or holy. But whenever we have sought the presence of God and the power of the Holy Spirit in them, they have been filled with sacred moments.

– FBCSA Legacy Editorial Board

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"Legacy" Publication - Issue 7

"Love Your Neighbor"

“Love Thy Neighbor” could very well be the subtitle for the “Legacy” publication. While Jesus used the story of the Good Samaritan to illustrate what being a good neighbor means, “Legacy” features FBCSA stories showing what a good neighbor has done in the past and is doing today.

Every issue of “Legacy” brings stories well worth telling to your relatives, friends and neighbors. Better yet, don’t just tell the stories, take a few extra copies to give to them.

– FBCSA Legacy Editorial Board

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"Legacy" Publication - Issue 6

"Go & Tell - 2"

Perhaps the title of the song “The Wonder of It All,” made famous by George Beverly Shea, should be the subtitle to our FBCSA Legacy publication. It truly captures the wonder of Legacies past and present for our Church.

It’s difficult not to hum the tune as you think of the legacies of thousands of members over the last 160 years and the growth of the facilities where we worship.

Oh the wonder of it all! The wonder of it all!

Just to think that God loves me.

Oh the wonder of it all! The wonder of it all!

Just to think that God loves me.

– FBCSA Legacy Editorial Board

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