Excellence in Growth

How Excellent is Thy Name!

Psalm 8:1

God isn’t just Good--- He’s Excellent!

The Greater King David Baptist Church’s theme for 2008 is “Excellence in

Growth”.

In other words, growth in God’s way- demonstrated by Jesus’ life, and manifested by Christian living.

Our journey began in January, by recognizing and acknowledging that change in every aspect

of life is inevitable- whether we are ready for it, or resist it. Those who are the most successful are

those who either anticipate change or embrace it; for nothing shall remain the same- save God’s word.

In February, God’s vision for Greater King David was shared with the membership present dur-

ing our annual conference. We began with the organizational structure of the church, divine appoint-

ments and expansion in ministerial opportunities (or opportunities to meet needs). For the bible says,

“Let all things be done decently and in order”. As a result, we are experiencing an overwhelming re-

sponse by members who desire to share and use their God-given talents in God’s service and for the

advancement of God’s agenda with the birth of new, innovative and necessary ministries. I urge each

member to pray and seek God for what area(s) He desires to use you. It’s been said that if you have

your tools ready, God will find you work; and if you know not that you can do great things, do small

things in a great way- but do it all for the Glory of God.

This month our focus is on the importance of praying and fasting, as we seek to arrest God’s

attention and journey closer towards achieving Excellence in Growth. The bible says, “Man should

always pray”, and the teachings of Jesus will show us the way. Jesus gives the disciples (us) an ex-

ample of a model prayer beginning Matthew 6:9; but for the rebuking of the devil and casting out de-

mons, Jesus says in Matthew 17:21. “…. this kind goeth not out but by prayer and fasting.”

As a church family, we will be praying and fasting for the pouring out, receiving of, and the op-

erating in the gifts of God for God’s glory and our good individually and collectively as a family of be-

lievers.

As you know, nothing of this world is guaranteed, except that which God has said. I get excited

about God’s word because they are His guarantees. “For I know the plans I have for you,” said the

Lord, “plans to prosper you and not to harm you, plans to give you hope and a future. Then, you will

call upon Me and come and pray to Me, and I will listen to you. You will seek and find Me when

you seek Me with all your heart …..”

Through His word, God has given us instructions for good success in every aspect of life. He

has provided the roadmap for the journey and the keys to unlock the doors of opportunity along the

way, for ourselves and for others. However, with every opportunity comes responsibility!

Pastor John E, Montgomery, II

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LOOK TO JESUS

We people have been looking everywhere in life for answers to so many questions. But it is

time for all of us to start looking to the Author and Finishers of our faith, Jesus. JESUS

SAVES!

The Bible tells us to, “LOOK TO JESUS, the Savior of the World (Luke 2:11). Don’t look at

your sinful condition. LOOK TO JESUS; don’t look at your hopelessness, frustration and be-

wilderment, LOOK TO JESUS. Don’t look at your sickness, grief and loneliness, LOOK TO

JESUS. Don’t look at your friends or other Christians who have failed, but LOOK TO JESUS

who never fails.

The Bible says in Isaiah 45:22, “Look unto me and be ye saved, all the ends of the earth: for

I am God and there is NONE else.”

There is only one way to be saved and that is through Jesus Christ, the son of the Living

God.

Jesus said in (John 14:6), “I am the Way, the Truth and the Life, no man cometh unto the Fa-

ther but by me.” Jesus said in (John 10:9), “I am the Door: by me if any man enters in, he

shall be SAVED, and shall go in and out and find pasture.” THERE IS ONLY ONE WAY TO

GO - that way is JESUS. There is only one door to God, and that door is Jesus. There is

no other.

Jesus is the only One to open the doors to the Kingdom of Heaven, the one who came from

heaven, who died on the Cross, rose again from the dead - He is able to forgive you, save

you and bring you into the Kingdom of God. GLORY TO HIS NAME FOREVER.

REPENT OF YOUR SINS

YOU MUST CONFESS YOUR SINS TO GOD

YOU MUST ACCEPT JESUS CHRIST AS YOUR SAVIOR

To all of the Believers let us “GO” according to Matthew 28:19-20. We are going to seek

and to save just as Jesus did. It’s not hard read 1 John 5:10, “He that believeth on the Son

of God hath the witness in himself : he that believeth not God hath made him a liar; be-

cause he believeth not the record that God gave of his Son. It’s not hard in fact it is

very simple All TRUE BELIEVERS HAVE THE WITNESS IN HIMSELF “GO” and tell the

world that Jesus saves. You ask me how I know He lives, He lives within my heart.

Servant of the Most High God,

Rev. Carolyn Foster

ow many times have you heard newly-minted

professional athletes say - when interviewed by

sports commentators - “I’m gonna buy a house

for my Mama.” I can honestly say, I’ve never heard a

professional athlete say he was going to buy a house

EDITOR Wesley Gordon

for his Dad. Why?

ASSISTANT EDITOR S Sharon Slan

The role a father plays in the home may be more

subtle and different, yet it is as important as that of

FEATURE WRITER S Sharon Slan

the mother. Countless research studies have been

conducted over the years to prove the importance of

FEATURE WRITER G Gloria Brooks

fathers in their children’s lives. Did you know that

boys raised in families without fathers in the home

are twice as likely as those with fathers in the home

FEATURE WRITER K Karen Flowers

to end up in jail? One study reported that for each

year without a father in the home, the likelihood of

FEATURE WRITER D Daryl Flowers

future incarceration increased five percent! Startling?

CREATIVE

Other statistics are equally alarming. Children with-

1st Lady Lea Montgomery

CONTRIBUTOR

out fathers in the home are:

5 times more likely to commit suicide

BUSINESS CORDINATOR Gloria Brooks

9 times more likely to drop out of high school

PROOF WRITER Helen Jackson

20 times more likely to have behavioral disorders

PROOF WRITER Kismas Simmons

32 times more likely to run away

GRAPHIC DESIGNER W Wesley Gordon

Fathers make a difference. A son should hear the

instruction of his father (Proverbs 1:8a). Fathers are

GRAPHIC DESIGNER Roshonda Hanible

always behind you, pushing you, encouraging you,

keeping you in line, and telling you right from wrong.

PHOTOGRAPHER W Wesley Gordon

Fathers are mentors, guides, and providers. They

teach; they correct; they chastise; they nurture; they

PHOTOGRAPHER R Roshonda Hanible

love; they instill the fear of the Lord; they lead by ex-

ample; they help with homework; they coach Little

SPECIAL PROJECTS

Carolyn Thompson

League teams; they raise their kids. An anonymous

WRITER

writer once said, “The effort put into fatherhood is

man’s most important work.”

So fathers, spend a little extra time with your chil-

dren—whether you’re in the home or not. Children,

you may think your Dad is too hard on you, too old-

fashion, or just too old; but, the benefits you’ll receive

from his discipline, conservative nature, and wisdom

are priceless! As has been said before, we’re all in

this together!

Happy Father’s Day, Dads!

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5 th Annual Cycle Sunday

took place at Greater King David

on Sunday, May 25, 2008. Cy-

cle Sunday allows the Church to

reach past traditional Worshippers

and minister to those who may not

otherwise participate in traditional

services.

Pastor Montgomery

shared that the idea of Cycle Sun-

day was conceived as a form of

outreach. In talking to members

whose sons and daughters were

not traditional Churchgoers, he felt

this was an opportunity to share the

Good news of God. This year Cool

Cars was also added to the entou-

rage.

During this event Pastor Montgom-

ery message doesn’t differ but the

method does. The Nubian Kruzers

joined in the service along with

other independent motorcycle en-

thusiast.

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When asked what inspired

him to attend Cool Cars/

Cycle Sunday? Derrick

Brown , a member of the

Nubian Riders says,

“Being part of an organiza-

tion that is doing positive

things and the fellowship

aspect of the invitation,

motivated him want to at-

tend. Reared in the church

at an early age, and hav-

ing a deep faith in our Lord

Jesus Christ is just a per-

Keith Williams stated, “The close

fect way to spend the day;

camaraderie with his fellow riders

worshipping and riding

and the ability to exact an interest in

with his bike brothers!”

his fellowman makes him feel good

about being a Nubian Rider. As a

man of faith, and the purpose his

organization strives to achieve, made

worshipping at Greater King David a

memorable occasion for him.”

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Jackie Trask says,

“She loves riding

motorcycles.” As a

lifelong member of

Greater King David,

she is also a proud

member of the Lou-

isiana Lady Cruisers

Chapter of Women

o n

W h e e l s .

“Worshiping at her

home church, sur-

rounded by her fam-

ily

members and

riding her bike,” she

exuded smiles when

asked about what

inspired her.

Hall Davis, IV says, “We're a family ori-

The Bookers were extended an invitiation by Dea-

ented organization. We are Christians

con Eric and was glad to particpate in Cycle Sun-

and our wives ride with us. It's a blessing

day and our 7am worship service. The Bookers were

to be included in the Motorcycle Ministry

excited to have had the opportunity to praise God while

at Greater King David.”

pursuing one of their favorite pastime hobbies.

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s the war in Iraq continues, it is good to know that one

of our own is back home safe. Brother Romy Smith, a

member of our ministerial staff, current city policeman,

is also a captain in the 1190 th Deployment Support

Brigade of the United States Army Reserve.

Prior to being shipped to Iraq, Captain Smith served as team

chief to a unit that had to be trained for any and all types of

situations imaginable in Iraq. Inspecting and processing all

equipment was also some of the duties that he was responsi-

ble for. Once in Iraq, Brother Smith worked in military logistics

while his unit was dispersed to other parts of the Middle East.

Far from home, Brother Smith had to deal with being sepa-

rated from his family and friends which he cherishes. Before

the deployment, Brother Smith had to perform what he con-

sidered one of the most difficult tasks ever. He drafted a living

will which covered every thing that could be imagined. After

sealing up the will, he gave it to his grandmother with verbal

instructions that it only be opened in the event of his death. At

that time, emotions between he and his grandmother reached

a level that touched both of them deeply.

Having to put on the full Armor of God, once he was

settled in Iraq, Brother Smith revealed that the numer-

ous cell phones calls from close family members, Pas-

tor Montgomery, Brothers and Sisters of Greater King

David helped ease the mental stress that weighed

heavily on his shoulders. But, what stood out foremost

in his reflections was the care package from our home

ministry. He credits the cassettes from our tape minis-

try, a copy of the “Gospel Truth,” and thanks Sister

Hitchens for his favorite candy, “Skittles.” All of these

things along with daily prayers enabled him to return

home safe.

Psalms 121:8 says, “The Lord will watch over your

coming and going both now and forever more.” No

longer in harm’s way over seas, Brother Smith has

been reassigned to new military duties that should

keep him state side throughout the remainder of his

tour of duty. But, if he is once again required to be in

danger, he knows the Lord of Hosts will guide and pro-

tect him as he always has.

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Prayer Calendar

Greater King David Baptist Church

Devote yourselves to prayer, being watchful and thankful.

Colossians 4:2

SALVATION & SPIRITUAL GROWTH

THE ROAD TO SALVATION

JUNE 2008

Romans 3:23

Romans 6:23a

Romans 6:23b

Romans 5:8

Romans 10:13

Romans 10:9

Romans 10:10

Revelation 3:20a

John 1:12

Hebrews 9:27

2 Corinthians 5:21

Leviticus 17:11

Hebrews 9:22

Acts 17:30

Acts 16:30

Acts 16:31

John 1:12

Luke 18:13

Mark 8:36

1 Corinthians

2 Timothy 1:8

10:13

Matthew 10:32

Genesis 2:7

Numbers 32:23

Psalms 9:17

Matthew 25:31

Matthew 25:32

Matthew 25:33

Matthew 25:34

Matthew 25:41, 46

Your Soul will

One appointment

You can ’ t fool God

You ’ ll pay for your

All have sinned

Never Die

you can ’ t cancel or

sins if you don ’ t

postpone

repent of them

Jesus died to save

You must repent of

You must believe the

Accept Jesus Christ as

He will give you the

There is still hope -

Isaiah 45:22

sinners

you sins

Gospel

your personal Savior

power you need

Look to Jesus

by Faith

On Saturday, May 31 st , the GKD family participated in

our Health Fair where we participated in Gospel Aero-

bics, Diabetes Screening, abstinence workshops for

teens, self defense classes and much, much more. Jua-

nita Spann, Carla Harmon and Dr. Steven Kelly along

with their committee members did an excellent job with

coordinating an informative and health conscious filled

event for the GKD family.

Our Family Day Celebration followed in conjunction with

the Health Fair and began at 11 am. Although the heat

was apparent, we had a wonderful time.

One of the highlights of Family Day was the dunking

booth. Greg and Jason Jones and Miles Portier were

great sports and served as our dunkees that day. Need-

less to say, all three of them got dunked over and over

and over again.

We also had games for senior saints and many activities

for children and adults including rock climbing, space

walk, face painting, fire truck and ambulance tours, safe

house provided by Entergy, popcorn and snowballs. We

even had live evangelism provided by Rev. Carolyn Fos-

ter.

We culminated our celebration on Sunday, June 1 st at all

three services. Rev. Jeffrey P. Kee, Pastor

of_Columbus, Ohio gave us a powerful word from God.

The committee may have planned a program, but the

Holy Ghost had His way.

Sis. Lynn Farris and Brother Andre’ Harmon served as

this year’s chairpersons.

During this week, the Usher, Deacon and Deaconess,

Music and Children, Youth, Young Adult and College

Ministries were honored on each night respectively. The

historical highlights of each ministry were featured

through audio/visual mechanisms by our in house an-

Special thanks to our sponsors

chors, Tricie Hilliard and Anrdre’ Harmon.of WGKD

news. Soundra Temple and Toni Booker were our re-

for making this day possible!

porters.

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WHAT YOU SHOULD KNOW ABOUT YOUR CREDIT SCORE

When you apply for credit - whether it’s a credit card, a car loan, a personal loan or a mortgage - lenders want to know your

credit risk level. In other words, “If I give this person a loan or credit card, how likely is it that I will get paid back on time?” To

estimate your risk level, most lenders today will check your credit score.

Your score helps a lender decide whether to offer you credit and at what terms, such as interest rate and loan size. Lenders

also use these scores with established customers to decide, for example, whether to increase your credit card limit. So your

score really is a vital part of your credit health.

Where Credit Scores Come From

Credit scores are sold to lenders by each of the three major credit reporting agencies: Equifax, Experian and TransUnion.

Each score is based on information in your credit report, which includes all the raw information reported by lenders about your

current and past credit accounts. As the information changes on your credit report, your score will change too. To calculate

your score, the credit reporting agency runs your credit report information through a complex mathematical formula, resulting

in a score.

The most widely used credit scores are called FICO scores. FICO is shorthand for the name of the company, Fair Isaac Cor-

poration that pioneered credit scoring and invented the FICO score formula. FICO scores range between 300 and 850 - the

higher your score, the lower the risk. Each of the three credit reporting agencies likely has different information on file about

you, which means your scores will often be at least a little different.

What Changes Your Score

FICO scores consider both positive and negative information in five areas:

 Your payment history on credit accounts

 How much you owe creditors

 How long you have had credit

 How many accounts you have opened or applied for recently

Types of credit you have had

Credit scores do NOT consider your race, color, religion, national origin, sex or marital status. They also ignore your age,

income, occupation, where you live, child or family support obligations, any rental agreements, whether you are seeing a

credit counselor, and other personal factors.

Getting a Good Score

To get a good score, first make sure the information in your credit report is accurate. It’s a good idea to check your credit re-

port for free once a year from all three credit reporting agencies at: www.annualcreditreport.com

or by calling toll-free 1-877-322-8228. By following three simple rules you can protect a good credit score or improve a low

score.

 Pay your bills on time. The longer you pay your bills on time, the better your credit score.

 Keep balances low on credit cards, retail accounts and other types of revolving credit. An effective way to improve your

credit score is to pay down any high credit card balances.

Only take on a new credit when you really, truly need it.

In observance of Memorial Day,

The Greater King David Baptist

Church Boy Scout Troop 47, Pack

47 and Girl Scout Troops 303, 519,

520, 528 and 705, paid tribute to

our nations fallen heroes by placing

flags on the graves of Military Veter-

ans and their Spouses at the Baton

Rouge National Cemetery .

Members Participating

Adult Scout Leaders & Parents

Henry Allen

Ethel Johnson

Byron Richardson

Alberta McFarland

Carolyn Coleman

Boy Scouts & Cub Scouts

Bobby Jefferson

Girl Scouts

Darius Carter

Virginia Castle

Asia Dillion

Joshmond Cook

Keshala Jackson

Hope Johnson

Maurice Mallory

Andrew Walker Sr.

Russhelle Lee

Justin Moore

Jewel Washington

Jayln Lee

Byron Wicker

Carol Lee

Dayanna Jefferson

Thomas Wicker

Ernest Williams

Elexus Wellons

Johnny Johnson

Barbara Henderson

Faith Castle

Joshua Henderson

Amber Porter

Andrew Walker Jr.

Juliett Walker

n 1976 a routine chest x ray revealed a spot on my left

lower lung. A biopsy was performed confirming a diagno-

sis of Sarcoidosis. For several years there were no symp-

toms.

As the disease progressed, signs and symptoms became

evident, such as: fatigue, shortness of breath, weight loss, a

chronic cough with bloody sputum. I also developed chronic

bronchitis. I was advised that if I expelled a cup of blood,

report to the emergency room immediately.

My treatment involved high doses of prednisone for

years, which caused more problems, confusion, irritation,

and increase in blood glucose. All throughout this time I

prayed a lot and quoted scriptures. Because of some of the

side effects the prednisone was discontinued. Proverbs

20:22. My words are life unto those that find them and

health to all their flesh.

Sarcoidosis causes scaring of the lungs which caused

several cavities in my lungs. In February, 2004, I developed

Aspergillma (fungal ball) in my left lower lung. Oxygen was

treatment

-- this included no radiology or chemother-

ordered; a central line was put into place to administer an

apy. Gal. 3:13, Christ has redeemed me from the curse of

anti fungal medication. I was then given an IV pump to take

the law; therefore he has redeemed me from the curse of

home to administer the medicine myself. I was also as-

sickness. In July, 2007, I coughed up a large amount of

signed a home health nurse that came out once a week to

blood; I was rushed to the emergency room. I was revived,

my home. She would check the IV site and take my vital

incubated and an endotrach inserted. An Embolectomy

signs.

The treatment continued for approximately six

(removal of a blood clot around my lung) was performed.

months. The central line was discontinued and an anti fun-

Again, the Lord has brought me a long way; I have kept the

gal tablet was ordered. This treatment was continued for

faith, and my faith has made me whole. I am a living witness

one year with no results. Again, I began praying and medi-

that prayer changes things.

tating on scriptures like the following; Luke 10:19, Behold, I

I feel so blessed; I prayed so long about my lungs. In

give unto you power to tread on serpents and scorpions, and

December, 2007, I received confirmation that I am healed

over all the power of the enemy, and nothing shall by any

from Sarcoidosis and the Aspergilloma has van-

means hurt you.

ished. Therefore I no longer have Sarcoidosis or Aspergil-

In February 2006, a lump was found in my breast. This

loma. Isaiah 53:5, With His stripes I am healed.

was a little scary when I was first told because cancer runs

I would like everyone to know, whatever you are

in my family. I was given a needle biopsy; I wasn’t worried

going through pray and keep the Faith, knowing God is well

during the process because I had prayed. I was told it was

cancer. I was referred to an oncology center and underwent

able to deliver you. Remember the lady with the issue of

a mastectomy. All the cancer was removed and I could only

blood; she was healed because of her Faith. It’s just amaz-

praise God when the doctor told me I needed no further

ing what God can do for you!

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“The Answer Is In God’s Word” begins the new quarter with a

study of the “ Images of Christ.” In the month of June we will see

Monday, June 30 - Spirited Anointed Teacher - Isaiah 11:1-3

Christ as discussed in the book of Hebrews. The Word paints more

Tuesday, July 1 - Filled with God’s Spirit - Luke 4:14-15

than one powerful picture of Him. As you view Him through your

Wednesday, July 2 - With Authority -

spiritual eyes, who do you see? Do you see your Savior, your King,

Luke 4:31-37

your friend, your Leader or the Reason you exist?

Thursday, June 3 - Blessed Are You -

Luke 6:17-23

INTERNATIONAL SUNDAY SCHOOL LESSONS

Friday, July 4 - Woe To Them - Luke 6:24-26

Saturday, July 5 - Love Your Enemies - Matthew 5:38-45

June 1 - God’s Son

Sunday, July 6 - Authority Questioned -

June 8 - Only Intercessor

Luke 20:1-8

June 15 - Perfect Redeemer

June 22 - Trustworthy Leader

Monday, July 7 - Anointed By God -

June 29 - Eternal Christ

Isaiah 61:1-4

Tuesday, July 8 - He Cured Many -

DAILY BIBLE READINGS

Mark 1:29-34

Wednesday, July 9 - To Neighboring Towns - Mark 1:35-39

Monday, June 16 - Seek God’s Leadership and Discipline -

Thursday, July 10 - The Word Spread -

Proverbs 3:5-12

Mark 1:40-45

Tuesday, June 17 - Endure the Race - Hebrews 12:1-3

Friday, July 11 - The Needs For Healing - Mark 2:1-2

Wednesday, June 18 - Endure Trials and Discipline - Hebrews

Saturday, July 12 - Healed By Faith -

12:4-7

Mark 2:3-5

Thursday, June 19 - Necessity of Discipline - Hebrews 12:8-11

Sunday, July 13 - Astonished Beyond Measure - Mark 7:31-37

Friday, June 20 - Be Strong and Be Healed - Hebrews 12:12-13

Saturday, June 21 - Be Humble Like Christ - Philippians 2:1-4

Monday, July 14 - The Suffering Servant - Isaiah 53:4-6

Sunday, June 22 - Follow Christ’s Example - Philippians 2:5-

Tuesday, July 15 - To The End - John 13:1-5

Wednesday, July 16 - Unless I Wash You - John 13:6-11

Thursday, July 17 - An Example -

Monday, June 23 - Take Refuge in God - Psalm 118:5-9

John 13:12-17

Tuesday, June 24 - Christ as Supreme and Eternal - Colos-

Friday, July 18 - Whoever Receives Me -

sians 1:15-20

John 13:18-20

Wednesday, June 25 - Show Hospitality and Courage - He-

Saturday. July 19 - What Do You Want? - Matthew 20:20-23

brews 13:1-6

Sunday, July 20 - Not To Be Served - Matthew 20:24-28

Thursday, June 26 - True Leaders to Imitate - Hebrews 13:7-9

Friday, June 27- Confess Christ’s Name - Hebrews 13:10-16

Saturday, June 28 - A Leader Who Professes Christ - Philippi-

ans 3:12-16

Sunday, June 29 - A Leader Looking to Christ Eternal - Philip-

pians 3:17-21

Summary Questions

How has God spoken to mankind in these last days?

Hebrews 1:2

True or False: Jesus did not die for the sin of murderers.

Hebrews 1:3

What is Jesus’ position now that He is with the father? Hebrews 1:3

Why should we not fear?

Hebrews 13: 6

What does Jesus mean when he says “I have given you an example, that ye should do as I have

done to you” (John 13:15)?

Hebrews 13:12-16

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The Jefferson children participate in numerous

activities. Jordyn is a member of the Cherubim

Choir and Liturgical Dance Team. Chanselar

attends Woodlawn High School. After gradua-

tion, he plans to attend his mother’s alma ma-

ter; Grambling State University. Oscar, com-

monly known as Tre’, is a member of the band

and choir at Southeast Middle School. The

family enjoys worshipping together, attending

family outings and visiting family members.

Sherell’s favorite scripture is Isaiah 54:17, “No

weapon formed against me shall prosper.” She

believes that her children will not become vic-

tims of society. They will become strong pillars

of the community and productive citizens.

herell Joseph-Jefferson believes in man-

aging her time wisely. As the single

mother of three children; Chanselar (17),

Oscar (13), and Jordyn (7), she works

diligently to instill values and morals in her

home. More importantly, she takes pride in nur-

turing her children to the best of her ability.

Sherell’s role as a single mother has been quite

challenging. She is employed at Summit Con-

sulting, and currently received her Masters in

Business Administration from the University of

Phoenix. What an awesome achievement for a

single mother of three!

The Jefferson’s have been members of Greater

King David for three years. According to Sherell,

the spirit led them to join Greater King David af-

ter visiting other churches in the area. The

warmth of Pastor Montgomery and the congre-

gation provided a home atmosphere that was

inspiring and spirited-filled.

“My children and I truly believe in

Philippians 4: 13, “I can do all

things through Christ which

strengthen me.”

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The GKD Girl Scouts will continue conducting registration through June 29, 2008

immediately following the 8:30 am and 11:00 am worship services. The annual reg-

istration fee for interested adult volunteers and girls (Grades K-12) is only $10.00.

The Greater King David Baptist Church is organizing a Volunteers Ministry and

NEED YOU (youth and adults male and female) to help our pastor bring to pass

his God-given vision for GKD. For additional information contact Sis. Sylvia Barnes

at 936-7927, Sis. Helen Gaines at 928-2423 or Sis. Hiawatha Curry at 274-1530.

The Gospel Truth magazine is adding a GKD church announcement section to its

publication. If you or your ministry has an announcement you ’ d like to share, con-

tact Wesley Gordon at (225) 772-2538 or the corporate office to place your an-

nouncement. The deadline is no later that the 1 st Sunday in every month.