Pennsylvania Conference

Stewart Lozensky recently joined the Pennsylvania Conference to serve as the church regeneration director, a newly created role to help plateaued and declining churches grow again and reach their communities with the gospel.

Once we have compassion that moves us from our comfort zone, the Holy Spirit can do amazing things through us.

Recently, Volunteer Lay Pastor Lance Moncrieffe baptized Matthew Pondexter and Emilee Pearsal into Pennsylvania Conference's Chestnut Hill church.

“This year’s FOCUS week impacted our staff and students in a powerful way, causing them to grow in their relationship with Christ and strengthen their understanding and desire for the Word of God,” says Burney Culpepper, principal.

Kate Sharbaugh, says they have seen many examples of God blessing the pantry. “We are giving it, and all its needs, over to Him. We want the pantry to be not only a way for people to get food, but, more importantly, a way for them to come to know Jesus.”

The Pennsylvania Conference is embarking on the biggest evangelism initiative in its history: 120 evangelistic events in 2021. More people are involved than ever—praying, sharing Bible studies, learning to preach and inviting others to attend the meetings.

Thank God for a mother with a deep faith and a desire to follow truth wherever it led.

Becoming a widow has presented challenges that require my total dependence upon God. It set me on a journey that I never expected to take, nor would I have chosen—but God is in control.