LBC is participating in the community wide Lansdowne Yard Sale on May 7th, 2016, beginning at 8:00 a.m. and ending at 2:00 p.m. If you wish to donate goods (but not clothes or books please), call the office Wednesdays through Friday from 9 a.m. to 1 p.m. and let us know. If you want to come and shop, you'll be supporting a good cause, helping Lansdowne Baptist spread the good news and help our community. See you soon!
17 East LaCrosse Avenue, Lansdowne, PA 19050, Office Phone-610-626-0637, Email: lansdownebaptistchurch17@gmail.com, Member of American Baptist Churches, USA (one of the most diverse denominations in the US), and the Philadelphia Baptist Association
Friday, April 29, 2016
Monday, April 25, 2016
They Follow Me
Sermon based on John 10:22-30, in which religious leaders in Jerusalem demand Jesus end their uncertainty and tell them once and for all if he is the Messiah. That demand and Jesus' response have ramifications for us today.
Friday, April 22, 2016
LBC Participating in Lansdowne, PA, Community-wide Yard Sale
We will be participating in the Lansdowne wide yard
sale this year on Saturday, May 7th !! If you have
anything you want to donate &/or you want to rent a space, please contact
the church office for details. Please don't forget to tell your
friends, your family & your neighbor's about it so we will have an awesome
turnout!! We also might have our famous lemonade stand up. Come and see.
For more information about the yard sale, see: http://lansdownebaptistchurch.blogspot.com/2016/04/yard-sale-coming-may-7.html
For more information about the yard sale, see: http://lansdownebaptistchurch.blogspot.com/2016/04/yard-sale-coming-may-7.html
Thursday, April 21, 2016
Who Will Believe
Sermon based on John 20:19-31, Jesus' resurrection appearance to the disciples, initially without Thomas.
Tuesday, April 19, 2016
Making Changes to be Good Stewards
In the middle of April, Lansdowne Baptist Church's Property and Finance Commission contracted
to have three trees removed from our property. Two hardwood trees along
Lansdowne and East LaCrosse Avenues were dead or very nearly so. These two
trees were a potential danger to our community, with many heavy limbs extending over the
sidewalk and the avenues. The third tree was a fir outside the office wing, a tree that was leaning steeply toward the adjacent sanctuary roof. A
portion of this leaning pine’s root ball was lifting out of the ground, raising
serious concerns about how long it would remain standing. As a result of good stewardship, there is now significantly greater light in the office wing and heightened safety for both
our church family and the community we serve. Thanks to the Property and
Finance team for their efforts. God expects us to be good stewards of what we
have been given, and the members of Property and Finance followed through
admirably.
Wisdom Concerning Arguing
The book of Proverbs in the Bible is the accumulated wisdom of the elders and experiences of life over generations that is gathered together to make the lives of those who read and abide by them easier. Such is the case when the topic is argument, which is so common in our society today.
I'm sure we've all gotten into heated debates with an individual (or two or a dozen), knowing full well we had little to no chance of changing minds during the debate. Everybody in that sorry situation is left extremely frustrated at the whole pointless exercise.
Before entering into another argumentative exercise in futility, remember the words of wisdom from Proverbs 20:3:
If we're wise, that single verse will save us many hours and much aggravation.
Have a blessed day ... and drop by on Sunday for an hour's worship and more inspiration. We'll keep a pew open for you.
I'm sure we've all gotten into heated debates with an individual (or two or a dozen), knowing full well we had little to no chance of changing minds during the debate. Everybody in that sorry situation is left extremely frustrated at the whole pointless exercise.
Before entering into another argumentative exercise in futility, remember the words of wisdom from Proverbs 20:3:
"It is honorable to refrain from strife, but every fool is quick to quarrel."
If we're wise, that single verse will save us many hours and much aggravation.
Have a blessed day ... and drop by on Sunday for an hour's worship and more inspiration. We'll keep a pew open for you.
Wednesday, April 13, 2016
LBC's Inside Out Artwork Revealed
This image faces Lansdowne Avenue. Lansdowne Baptist is at the corner of Lansdowne Avenue and East LaCrosse Avenue. Everyone is also invited to come worship with us on Sunday and see the artwork found in our sanctuary ... and to enjoy our welcoming people, some of God's living works of art.
For more information, please see: lansdownebaptistchurch.blogspot.com/2016/04/participating-in-inside-out-program.html
Sunday, April 10, 2016
Participating in the "Inside Out" Program
Lansdowne Baptist Church is pleased to announce we will be participating in the Philadelphia Museum of Art's Inside Out art program. Working with the Lansdowne Borough Council, we agreed to have a large reproduction of a framed famous painting placed in our yard for everyone to enjoy. Twelve sites around town have been chosen to feature beautifully reproduced works of art, taking the museum's artworks from inside to out.
We have solemnly promised not to tell you which work of art will be displayed on our lawn. You'll just have to wait until Saturday, April 16th, for the grand unveiling. Stop by and see which painting the Museum and Borough felt would best represent our historic, century-plus old church.
The artwork will be on display on the LBC lawn from April 16th to July 15th. Stop on by. After you do, stop on by our sanctuary on Sunday to see the beautiful, artful, painted glass windows (one signed) and worship the eternal living God with us. We look forward to seeing you soon.
We have solemnly promised not to tell you which work of art will be displayed on our lawn. You'll just have to wait until Saturday, April 16th, for the grand unveiling. Stop by and see which painting the Museum and Borough felt would best represent our historic, century-plus old church.
The artwork will be on display on the LBC lawn from April 16th to July 15th. Stop on by. After you do, stop on by our sanctuary on Sunday to see the beautiful, artful, painted glass windows (one signed) and worship the eternal living God with us. We look forward to seeing you soon.
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