Laurel Grove Baptist Church
"The Little Church by the Side of the Road"
"The Little Church by the Side of the Road"
About Us
Located at 6834 Beulah St. in Alexandria, VA
Our Sanctuary was destroyed by an electrical fire in December 2004. Our Sunday worship is at 11 am on Sundays at the Burgundy Community Center llocated at 5516 Norton Road in Alexandria, VA.
Sunday School begins at 9:30 am.
Men's Fellowship August 13, 2011
The LGBC Men will meet for a joint Prayer Breakfast with The Greater Gospel Baptist Church and the Community of Faith Tabernacle Church. The theme is "One Body, One Spirit"
The location is:
Community of Faith Tabernacle Church
7520 Old Rolling Road
Springfield, VA 22153
Breakfast begins at 9:30 am
Thanks to Brother Clifford Frye for organizing the affair.
Christian Fellowship:
Christian fellowship occurs when two or more Christians are in one another's company. Being in the company of people who think like you do is very important to your growth and survival as a Christian. That desire for fellowship with "like-thinkers" is God-given. One phenomena common to all believers is the recognition that without Christ, our spiritual understanding was dark. Some even say, "It's as if I stumbled in the darkness, and then God threw on the light switch." Unbelievers are still living in spiritual darkness. While God desires that we live among them and share what we have learned with them, we are called to be separate in our choice of close companions, and for a very good reason! Paul tells us why:
Sunday School begins at 9:30 am.
Men's Fellowship August 13, 2011
The LGBC Men will meet for a joint Prayer Breakfast with The Greater Gospel Baptist Church and the Community of Faith Tabernacle Church. The theme is "One Body, One Spirit"
The location is:
Community of Faith Tabernacle Church
7520 Old Rolling Road
Springfield, VA 22153
Breakfast begins at 9:30 am
Thanks to Brother Clifford Frye for organizing the affair.
Christian Fellowship:
Christian fellowship occurs when two or more Christians are in one another's company. Being in the company of people who think like you do is very important to your growth and survival as a Christian. That desire for fellowship with "like-thinkers" is God-given. One phenomena common to all believers is the recognition that without Christ, our spiritual understanding was dark. Some even say, "It's as if I stumbled in the darkness, and then God threw on the light switch." Unbelievers are still living in spiritual darkness. While God desires that we live among them and share what we have learned with them, we are called to be separate in our choice of close companions, and for a very good reason! Paul tells us why:
- Do not be unequally yoked together with unbelievers. For what fellowship has righteousness with lawlessness? And what communion has light with darkness? (2 Corinthians 6:14 KJV)
