Unity Weekly
March 1, 2025 Worship Service
Children's Sunday School and Adult Life Groups begin at 9:30 am
Worship Service and Unity Kids begin at 10:30 am
Children's Sunday School and Adult Life Groups begin at 9:30 am
Worship Service and Unity Kids begin at 10:30 am
Today's Message
"The Grain That Must Die"
John 12:20-26
Deacon of the Week (3.1 - 3.7): Randy Cline
Parking Lot Patrol (3.1): George Brackett, Jimmy Williams
Parking Lot Patrol (3.1): George Brackett, Jimmy Williams
The Warming Center at the Fellowship building is open until March 31st!
It will operate from 8 PM to 7 AM on nights when the temperature drops to 32 degrees or below.
We kindly ask everyone to keep the volunteers and those in need of this service in your prayers. Please help us spread the word—no one deserves to be cold and alone.
For information on the dates and times the Warming Center will be open, or to donate items, call HealthNet Gaston at 704-874-1958 or visit its Facebook page, which is updated daily.
It will operate from 8 PM to 7 AM on nights when the temperature drops to 32 degrees or below.
We kindly ask everyone to keep the volunteers and those in need of this service in your prayers. Please help us spread the word—no one deserves to be cold and alone.
For information on the dates and times the Warming Center will be open, or to donate items, call HealthNet Gaston at 704-874-1958 or visit its Facebook page, which is updated daily.
THIS WEEK AT UNITY
(March 1 - March 7)
Sunday, March 1
Children's Sunday School N/A
Adult Sunday School N/A
Unity Kids N/A
Worship Service 6:30 PM
Wednesday, March 4
Evening Bible Study 6:00 PM
Praise Team rehearsal 6:30 PM
(March 1 - March 7)
Sunday, March 1
Children's Sunday School N/A
Adult Sunday School N/A
Unity Kids N/A
Worship Service 6:30 PM
Wednesday, March 4
Evening Bible Study 6:00 PM
Praise Team rehearsal 6:30 PM
Church family,
As we step into March, we’re reminded that God is always at work – often doing His deepest work in the “in-between” seasons. Winter fades, spring begins to show itself, and creation quietly preaches a sermon: new life is coming.
For many churches, March also places us on the road toward Easter. That journey calls us to slow down, examine our hearts, and draw near to Jesus with fresh devotion. Lent isn’t about earning God’s love – it’s about making room to receive it more fully. It’s a time to return to the simple yet powerful rhythms that strengthen our walk: prayer, Scripture, worship, generosity, and service to others.
If you’ve been weary, distracted, or discouraged, hear this encouragement: you do not have to stay stuck. The Lord invites you back to Himself. His mercies are new every morning, and His grace is sufficient for today. Let March be a month where we intentionally seek the Lord – personally in our homes and together as a church family.
Here are a few simple challenges for this month:
Pray daily for our church, our community, and one person who needs Christ.
Be present in worship – come expecting to speak to God.
Serve somewhere (even once this month) and encourage someone who needs it.
Invite a friend, neighbor, or family member to join you in coming to church.
Church family, I love you, and I’m thankful to be your pastor. Let’s walk into this month with faith, unity, and a renewed hunger for the Lord.
In Him,
Pastor Eddie
As we step into March, we’re reminded that God is always at work – often doing His deepest work in the “in-between” seasons. Winter fades, spring begins to show itself, and creation quietly preaches a sermon: new life is coming.
For many churches, March also places us on the road toward Easter. That journey calls us to slow down, examine our hearts, and draw near to Jesus with fresh devotion. Lent isn’t about earning God’s love – it’s about making room to receive it more fully. It’s a time to return to the simple yet powerful rhythms that strengthen our walk: prayer, Scripture, worship, generosity, and service to others.
If you’ve been weary, distracted, or discouraged, hear this encouragement: you do not have to stay stuck. The Lord invites you back to Himself. His mercies are new every morning, and His grace is sufficient for today. Let March be a month where we intentionally seek the Lord – personally in our homes and together as a church family.
Here are a few simple challenges for this month:
Pray daily for our church, our community, and one person who needs Christ.
Be present in worship – come expecting to speak to God.
Serve somewhere (even once this month) and encourage someone who needs it.
Invite a friend, neighbor, or family member to join you in coming to church.
Church family, I love you, and I’m thankful to be your pastor. Let’s walk into this month with faith, unity, and a renewed hunger for the Lord.
In Him,
Pastor Eddie
