"Building with God's Purpose Into Future Generations"

I King 5:5, Psalm 45:17

Dear Beloved Church Family,

I thank you each and every one for ten (10) great years. I am blessed to be the pastor of this great church. Only by God’s mercy and grace it has been a blessed ten (10) years.

Please know that you are in my continual prayers. My greatest and highest prayer for you k that you come to know the calling that is on you. He is calling you to His banquet table; it’s full and overflowing with blessings for us. Allow me to tell you what awaits you at His table:

• Freedom from condemnation (Romans 8:1)
• Deliverance from the law (Romans 7:6)
• Access to the throne of God, where there is mercy and grace (Hebrews 4:15-16)
• Deliverance from the power of evil (Colossians 1:13)
• We are a member of God’s family and kingdom (Ephesians 1:5)
• We are justified in Rim and will be glorified with Him (Romans 8:30)
• We are never abandoned nor ‘will he leave you Hebrews 13:5)
• We are possessors of every spiritual blessing in heavenly plates (Ephesians 1:3)

This is just the beginning of what is ours in Christ Jesus. I pray that we will learn to walk in all that God has for as so we can be conduits and ambassadors of His love and grace.

Let’s go to His table by prayer with His word and feast on all He has for us. David tells us, “Thou wilt show me the path of life; in thy presence is fullness of joy; at thy right hand there are pleasures for ever more”. (Psalm 16:11)

Special thanks to the Pastor’s Aid Ministry, for your continuous love, dedication and support. Thank you! To Pastor & Mrs. Robert Harper and First Baptist of Kennedy Heights church family, thank you so much for Christian fellowship and coming to enjoy the Lord with us as we celebrate his goodness. Then, to Pastor and Mrs. Cecil Ferrell and the great St Mark’s Baptist Church, with great expectation, we shall rejoice in the awesomeness of God through you, thank you.

And to the New Mission church family, my family and I love you, and we again say ‘thanks.’

God's humble servant,

Rev. Tracy E. Ventus