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Welcome! Welcome to the Mullica Hill Baptist Church in New Jersey. We have served our community for years since 1845 with Biblical Christian Values. We truly believe that Jesus Christ is still the answer for you and I, for our families, and for our country. Our goal is to teach our community the Knowledge of God's Word in showing the way of Salvation for Eternal Life and prepare us for Godly service. Why not come to our Sunday Services? Please accept this invitation to visit us. We would like to invite you to come and fellowship with us for prayer, relationships, salvation, baptism and communion.
In reaching our online community worldwide, may we offer you
a personal guide for daily
living,
and
sermons for online
Since 1845
Sunday Service 9:30am
Pray? Do I really need to pray? What if I don't know how? If
prayer is talking to God, then who am I that He should
listen to me? Honestly, I don't even know what to say to
God. I don't know where to start!
I sometimes wonder if there really is a God. How could
anyone be certain that they would go to Heaven? With so many
religious views on God and heaven, how can I know the truth,
and how would I know the difference?
What is baptism? Is it really important? Does baptism ensure my passage to
heaven? I was already baptized as an infant; isn't that
enough?
Communion is the symbolic reenactment of the Last Supper;
the final Passover feast that Jesus celebrated with His
disciples. It would be the last time they would share this
traditional meal together,
From the opening pages of the Bible and throughout its text
the triunity of God is taught. Although a search through
Scripture to find the word "triune," or any derivative of
it, will be futile because it is not a biblical word, but
yet, its principle is evident.
On the day of Pentecost when the Holy Spirit had
come upon the disciples, as Jesus had promised, they began
to witness and explain the wonderful acts of God. Many
people responded to the gospel message, and were saved and
baptized.
The pastor is Christ's example to the church. He is to "pursue
righteousness, faith, love and peace"
(2 Timothy 2:22). He is
held to a high standard of pure and godly virtues because he
shepherds God's flock, and we are His sheep. The pastor must
accurately teach Scripture by consistently presenting God's
intended meaning.
There is no shortage on ministerial needs. In
fact, there is a wide spectrum from which to choose where
your talents, spiritual gifts, interests, and current skills
will lend themselves to serve in Christ's ministry.
Scripture shows that the giving of tithes and offerings to
the local church is necessary, and carries with it the
promise of spiritual blessings. Often, we want blessings
without the responsibilities, but God's word teaches us that
our dutiful giving is accounted to us. It is a future reward
that is kept securely for us in the heavenly kingdom. |
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