"Fulfilling the Vision" Banquet

Attention HofR family! Mark your calendar for Sunday, October 14th, at 6:00 PM. Your presence is requested at the Annual "Fulfilling the Vision" banquet. You will enjoy a catered meal, a pleasant atmosphere, friendly fellowship, and an exciting presentation. I will be casting and re-casting vision for the future of the House. I'm excited to share some things with the body that the Lord has impressed upon me. New ministries will be introduced, a fresh annointing will be poured out, and future direction will be unveiled. This will be en exciting, encouraging, equiping and empowering event! Please don't miss it! The cost is $5 per person or $20 per immediate family. You can sign up at the welcome center or post a comment here with your name and the number of persons in your family that will be attending. I look forward to sharing great things with you. Blessings!

HofR Welcomes the Camps

Jamie and Staci Camp are joining the pastoral staff of the House of Retoration Worship Center. They will serve as Music Pastors begining Sunday, September 30th. They bring a wealth of experience and talent to the table, and will contribute to the spirit of excellence that exudes from the HOUSE.

Pastor Jamie received his education from Lee University. He has served the local church with distinction for seven years in Northern Ohio, as well as playing an active role in the state music progarm. Pastor Jamie and Staci were married in August of this year, and are allowing the Lord to use them to take the body of Christ to a higher level in worship.

The staff and congregation at the HOUSE are excited to have them, and look forward to making them feel at home! Feel free to post encouragements, welcomes and congratulations for Pastor Jamie and Staci to read.

Remembering 9/11

Just a few days ago we marked the 6th anniversary of the terrorist attacks on the World Trade Center and the Pentegon. It seems like only yesterday we were all huddled around the closest tv, watching the tragedy unfold second by second. We all felt the emotional blow and feared the implications of that event upon our immediate and distant futures. The nation, almost immediately, realized its need for God. The President of the United States, senators, congressmen, governors, mayors, news anchors and reporters were all heard calling the nation to prayer and a new found trust in God. I believe that through this terrible event, the church was faced with its greatest opportunity to reach people. I fear, however, that we may not have fully seized the opportunity. Despite our noble attempts to present Christ in the midst of devastation, the nation's new found need for God was short lived. Six years later, the name of Jesus is more offensive to society than ever before. Modern day persecution has not come in the form of barbaric acts of punishment, but in unholy vendettas, verbal attacks and acts of legislation lobbied by the Godless. What must the United State of America, the world, face to bring us to our knees again before the Lord? Will it take another tragedy for America to acknowledge its need for God once and for all? Remember 9/11. Not just in terms of what happened in New York and Washington, but what happened in every home, every church, every street corner, every school, every place of business on that day. People prayed!

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