Sermon Title: Borrowed
Scripture: Pslam 19:1-4; 24:1
Speaker: Pastor Kevin Kessler
Date: Sunday October 14, 2018
Author: Canton Church of the Brethren
The Canton Church of the Brethren (CCOB) is a community of faith that values dignity, putting it into practice by fostering wholeness, balance, and peace through respect of God’s creation .
Our Land, Our Earth, Our History!
With Award Winning Singer/Songwriter Barry Cloyd
SUNDAY, OCTOBER 14, 2018
11:00 a.m. following worship service in the sanctuary
A concert celebrating the environment and God’s creation
Sponsored by the Environment Passion Group
Potluck luncheon to follow at noon in the Fellowship Hall
Free Will Offering
Barry Cloyd is a Midwestern based, full-time touring singer/songwriter/multi-instrumentalist who performs more than 125 shows of all types per year. In addition to a concert schedule, he has been the resident stringed instrumentalist/vocalist on The Spirit of Peoria Paddlewheel Riverboat for 18 years, traveling the inland waterways. Barry also has created and toured dozens of edu-tainment programs which focus on our own history with music. He has shared the stage & recorded with many stars of the Blues and Americana worlds including members of Buddy Guy’s Band, The Byrds, Stephen Still’s, EmmyLou Harris’, The Oak Ridge Boys, John Denver’s and Dan Fogelberg’s Bands. Barry is also a recording artist with 10 CD’s, the last of which, the all original “Southland”, won an award for best Americana album in 2016 which resulted in his tracks “Spirit Dance” and “Know This River” being placed on radio stations in more than 45 countries worldwide.
Into Our Neighborhoods, 9/15/18
Stand Firm, 8/26/18
The Wine We Choose, 8/19/18
Sermon Title: The Wine We Choose
Scripture: Proverbs 9:1-6; Ephesians 5:15-20
Speaker: Pastor Kevin Kessler
Date: Sunday August 19, 2018
Bread of Life, 8/12/18
Speaker: Pastor Kevin Kessler
Date: Sunday August 12, 2018
Sermon Title: Bread of Life
From the Pastor’s Desk, June 2018
The following post was taken from the CCOB Newsletter, Volume 2018, Issue #6.
We must loathe lukewarm people. This message is found throughout scripture. Those who are violent are better off, even if initially they do evil. We cannot expect anything from souls who are slumbering; from those who do good – or think they do good – by abstaining from evil. A heart that is on fire, even if it bewilders us at times, is equipped to serve. God freely chooses his saints from among the great sinners, but never from among those who are lukewarm – from those who do not risk anything.
