
Parable of the Life-Saving Station
"A Parable of a Lighthouse"On a dangerous seacoast where shipwrecks often occur there was a once a crude little life-saving station. The building was just a hut, and there was only one boat, but the few devoted members kept a constant watch over the sea, and with no thought for themselves, they went out day or night tirelessly searching for the lost.
Many lives were saved by this wonderful little station, so that it became famous. Some of those who were saved, and various others in the surrounding areas, wanted to become associated with the station and give of their time and money and effort for the support of its work. New boats were bought and new crews were trained. The little life-saving station grew.
Some of the new members of the life-saving station were unhappy that the building was so crude and so poorly equipped. They felt that a more comfortable place should be provided as the first refuge of those saved from the sea. So they replaced the emergency cots with beds and put better furniture in an enlarged building. Now the life-saving station became a popular gathering place for its members, and they re-decorated it beautifully and furnished it as a sort of club.
Listed are just a few of the services in which our members serve the Lord, the congregation and the community.
Outreach Ministry - Deacon: Chris Shuping
Family Life Ministry - Deacon: Darrell Carroll
Communication - Deacon: Pat Smith
Youth Ministry - Deacon: Commie Pendergrass
Education Ministry
Facilities Management Ministry - Deacon: Bob Lemasters
Self Study, Learning & Teaching Aids / Curriculums:
Ministries via links presented and written with the approval of Elders of Kannapolis Church of Christ
The following three .pdf articles are designed to strengthen us in out daily walks, thinking, and teaching: