Information Technology Ministry
Our Spiritual Mission is to provide information technology education to the community. The ministry has a spiritual obligation of achieving excellence through education. We provide a spirit filled environment that allows our students to feel comfortable while learning the latest skills using computer technology. In addition to giving spiritual guidance, our instructors use their God given talents to bestow knowledge, encouragement and a great opportunity for educational success to each of our...
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The goal of the Community Outreach Ministry is to exalt the name of Christ always and everywhere and to seek to encourage all men to accept HIM as Lord and Savior. To help us achieve this goal, we must let brotherly love abound and exercise our faith through good works which “reach” out into the surrounding community. For more information contact: Rev. Ossie and Rev. Delores...
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Greater Mt. Pisgah Baptist Church is committed to sharing God’s amazing grace through service to God’s creation, developing of disciples, and declaring the Gospel of Jesus Christ to a global community. Greater Mt. Pisgah Christian Education Council is committed to helping persons understand and integrate the Christian faith into their lives by applying the gospel to their social, economic, spiritual and political...
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MINISTRY PURPOSE STATEMENT: The purpose of the Greater Mt. Pisgah Baptist Church (GMPBC) Scholarship Ministry is to promote the importance of education; ensuring that all students interested in pursuing post high school education are directed towards available resources. The ministry seeks God’s guidance and direction in the recognition of academic excellence and the awarding of Annual Scholarship Awards. Scripture Reference: 2 Timothy 2:15; “Study to show thyself approved unto God, a workman that needeth not to be ashamed, rightly dividing the word of truth.” MEMBERS: Sis. Davetta Newell Steward Valerie Coachman Sis. Sherri Whittingham Ministry Objective: Annually, the GMPBC Scholarship Ministry announces the application submission period for scholarship awards. The scholarship awards are presented to awardees during the Youth Day Celebration Service in June. The following paragraphs provide details on the scholarship award process: Qualifications for Applicants: 1. Applicants must be a member of Greater Mt. Pisgah Baptist Church for at least one year prior to applying for a scholarship. 2. Individual must be active in a ministry of the church, i.e. Sunday, School, Choir Usher Board, etc. at least six months prior to time of application. 3. Applicants must be accepted by an accredited college, university, or trade school and must present an acceptance letter on school letterhead prior to receiving scholarship. The letter must contain the status of students (i.e. full-time, part-time). Apply for the scholarship...
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The Women’s Ministry of Greater Mt. Pisgah Baptist Church is excited about what the Lord is doing through our ministry. It is our goal to make an impact not only our local body, but in the community. The Precious Gems Women’s Ministry serves all women who are disciples and friends of GMPBC. We welcome and invite you to participate in the events and opportunities offered this year. Our women’s ministry theme for 2017 is to Encourage, Empower, and Equip a New! In times like these, we need to be Encouraged by His word, Empowered by His grace and Equipped by His presence in our lives. Through various ministry opportunities we have planned this year, we will be seeking God through prayer, outreach, worship, and fellowship. My sisters, I encourage you to reach out and invite other women to experience the move of God at any one of our fellowships. You will definitely leave feeling Encouraged, Empowered, and Equipped! Contact Rev. Delores E. Coley, Minister to Women, 301-262-3299...
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Galatians 5:13 NIV
You, my brothers and sisters, were called to be free. But do not use your freedom to indulge the flesh; rather, serve one another humbly in love.
