BROOKSVILLE BAPTIST CHURCH WILL CELEBRATE CENTENNIAL THIS WEEKEND - Gospelaires Concert Among Many Events |
| (05/06/2006) |
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"It will be a glorious celebration," said Sue Williams, one of the organizers for the centennial celebration of the Brooksville Baptist Church, slated for May 6-7. "The church has a wonderful history of low-points and triumphs," said parishioner Alfred Ray Holbert III, who has been working on the institutions history. "At moments in time Christ entered the church and did what was necessary to move it forward," Holbert said, "The church has been a part of my life since a child, looking out my window to see its' presence." A special one and one-half hour DVD of the churches history "Through the Years" has been produced by Jim Sullivan, and will be available for sale from the church at $15. "It's an amazing production that will really keep your interest, even if you're not a church member," said Holbert. The two-day celebration will feature a number of speakers, sermons, and lots of music, including selections by the Centennial Choir and the well-known 'Gospelaires' .
![]() The Gospelaires will perform on Sunday Williams said over 250 people have made reservations said for the dinner and lunch. David Cain will be the master of ceremonies for the event, which will commence with the Saturday dinner at 5 p.m. followed by the ringing of the historic church bell and a welcome from Pastor C. W. McDonald.
![]() The bell ringers will be Ruth Bartlett, the church's longest living member, Bessie Basnett, the church's oldest living member and deacon Francis E. Cain. SATURDAY CENTENNIAL HIGHLIGHTS
- Dinner at 5 p.m. SUNDAY CENTENNIAL HIGHLIGHTS
- 9 a.m. Continental Breakfast
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