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The memorial service for Ken Hornsby will be Sat 7-13-19 at Brooklane Baptist Church in Hueytown. Visitation is at 10am. The service will begin at 11am. Please keep Janice in your prayers.

We will not be having our mid-week service this coming Wednesday night, July 3rd. This is so that you can take time to be with family and friends to celebrate Independence Day.

We are excited for this Sunday, June 30th, as we celebrate Independence Day! Make sure you drive on time; we have a streamlined service with a cookout following. There will be inflatables and games for the kids along with Kona Ice for everyone! We can't wait to see you there! Service starts at 10:30am.

Game Night at Garywood this Wednesday was a blast! Thank you to all who came to be apart!

Hello Garywood Family, The memorial service for Ginny Carter will be held at Garywood this coming Sunday, June 30th. There will be a time for visitation at 4pm and the Memorial Service will follow at 5pm. Robert Carter has asked that in lieu of flowers, contributions be made out to Teen Bible Quiz Scholarship Fund which aids our Assemblies of God students in their higher education.

As many of you have heard, our hearts are grieving over the loss of Miss Ginny Carter who died tragically in a house fire early this morning. The house and everything in it was a total loss and many have asked how to help with financial donations. If you would like to give, you may go to https://www.garywood.org . Click the online giving link. In the benevolence box, enter amount. Please be in prayer for Robert as he is dealing with this tragedy, and any gift of any amount is greatly appreciated.

We love serving our community! We normally serve about 60 families on 4th Sunday and our team is always working hard! Thankful for teamwork & thankful for Jesus!

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Looking forward to our midweek pick-me-up! See you there🙏🏼 @ Garywood Assembly of God

Get here early tomorrow! These boards will be filled with donuts. Happy Easter!!

Join us for our Good Friday service. 4 more days!

Our Wednesday Night Adult class will be held in the Sanctuary tonight. We will be preparing and praying for our Palm Sunday, Good Friday, and Easter Services. We can’t wait to see you!!

Join us tomorrow night, April 7th at Garywood Assembly for our Saturate service. A powerful time as we gather together to make room for more of God in our lives. Focusing on the Presence of God and corporate prayer! Make sure to invite a friend. We look forward to seeing you there! Saturate starts at 6 p.m. Child Care is available. #saturate#Garywood_a_g

Easter, Don't Come Alone!

The Polar Express was so much fun! Thanks to all our volunteers and to everyone who came out!

We had a great night last night and are so thankful for all the volunteers that made our Harvest Party possible!

A GENEROUS HEART by Robert Morris You shall supply him liberally from your flock, from your threshing floor, and from your winepress. From what the Lord has blessed you with, you shall give to him. Deuteronomy 15:14 One of my favorite sayings is, "I was born selfish, but I was born again generous." I can't begin to tell you how much joy giving has brought to our lives as a family. Being givers in God's kingdom is the most fun we have ever had. It has resulted in a more exciting life than we could ever have imagined. Some time ago, Debbie was talking with a pastor and his wife who were staying in our home. They could clearly see that we were blessed, so the pastor asked my wife, "Why do you think God has blessed you so much?" Debbie thought about it a moment and answered, "I think it has to do with Robert's heart. When Robert got saved, God so changed his heart that he would give away everything we owned if he sensed God telling Him to do it. As a matter of fact, he's done it several times because he loves God and he loves people. The Lord has given him a heart that wants to give generously to God's people and God's work." Now, I tell this story from a place of humility. To no credit of my own, this is a work God has done in me. He has changed my heart from being selfish to being liberal and generous. I'm not using the term "liberal" in the political sense. I'm talking about liberality—the practice of being generous and free with our material possessions. Take a look again at today's Scripture, which says, "You shall supply him liberally from your flock, from your threshing floor, and from your winepress." We may not have threshing floors or winepresses nowadays, but we are still called to give liberally from what God has blessed us with. We are not to be stingy in our giving; we are to be generous. That's why we must cultivate a liberal heart. This goes against the grain of our fallen natures, but it's perfectly consistent with the new natures we received when we gave our lives to Jesus. The key to walking in the new nature, rather than the old one, is simply a matter of renewing your mind. Romans 12:2 says, "And do not be conformed to this world, but be transformed by the renewing of your mind." Mind renewal brings transformation. Once we've been transformed in this area, there's one more work God must do in our hearts—we must develop a grateful heart. Let's look at Deuteronomy 15:15: "You shall remember that you were a slave in the land of Egypt, and the Lord your God redeemed you; therefore I command you this thing today." Why did God instruct the Israelites to remember they had been slaves? Because it would fill their hearts with gratitude for what He had done for them. From time to time, in worship or in my quiet time, God reminds me of my past. He doesn't do it to produce guilt or condemnation. He does it to produce deep gratitude. Many years ago, I was at a very small church speaking about giving. There was a young man there who had just recently come to know Christ. Prior to being born again, he had squandered all of his money and was essentially broke. At offering time, he said, Lord, what can I give? I have so little money, but my heart is so full of gratitude for what You have done for me. As he asked, the Lord gave him the idea of taking out a life insurance policy and making the church the beneficiary. So he arranged for a $100,000 policy. Just a few years later, he passed away, and the church received that money—a larger gift than he could possibly have given any other way. From his heart of gratitude came a huge blessing to that little church. Just imagine what the Lord can do through us when we renew our minds to become generous, grateful givers! Today, I challenge you to ask Him to give you a grateful heart and see what opportunities He gives you to be generous. PRAYER God, thank You for saving me and reminding me of how You rescued me. Give me a grateful heart and provide me with opportunities to be generous. In Jesus’ name, Amen. FOR FURTHER STUDY Deuteronomy 5:29 Proverbs 16:2

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Sunday Night, February 21st @ 5:30pm - Come and watch this incredible movie with us!

Hey Garywood! If you like reading the Bible on your phone or tablet or e-reader, here is an option for you to consider...