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MUSIC PROVIDED BY:

SUNDAYSt. Paul’s Inspirational Choir

*MONDAY

Mount Carmel Baptist Church ChorusCharles A. Johnson Jr., Director

*TUESDAY

Mount Carmel Baptist Church ChoirAnn Foster, Director

Sheila Booker at the Console*

WEDNESDAYEnon Tabernacle Mass Choir

*Our Nurses Unit, Men and

Women Ushers will serve nightly

4:00 P.M. — SUNDAY SEPTEMBER 17, 2017AND

7:00 P.M. — MONDAY SEPTEMBER 18TH THRU WEDNESDAY SEPTEMEBER 20TH

Call to Worship Psalm 100Hymn of Praise “Revive Us Again” #569

*****invoCation Choral response

Scripture Lesson — Isaiah 55:1-11*****

Choral seleCtion (Selection)

presentation of revivalist

Hymn of Preparation (Selected)

SermonREV. DR. WAYNE E. CROFT, SR.

Sunday, September 17, 2017 at 4:00 PM*

REV. DR. FREDRICK D. HAYNES, IIIMonday, September 18, 2017 at 7:00 PM

andTuesday, September 19, 2017 at 7:00 PM

*REV. DR. ALYN E. WALLER

Wednesday, September 20, 2017 at 7:00 PM

Hymn of Invitation to Christian DiscipleshipOffertory Reception Presentation

AcknowledgementsBenediction Choral Amen

***** (Entrance for late worshipers)

Welcome toMCBC REVIVAL

NotesOrder of Service

Rev. Dr.SEPT. 17TH -4PM

WAYNE E. CROFT, SR.Wayne E. Croft, Sr., serves as the Senior Pastor of the St. Paul’s Baptist Church in West Chester, PA. Prior to this as-signment, Dr. Croft served The Church of the Redeemer Baptist in Philadelphia for a total of 20 years. Dr. Croft is the founder of the Redeemer Renaissance Community Development Corporation, a life member of the Kappa Alpha Psi Fraternity, Inc., and NAACP, OIC Ches-ter County board member and has been inducted into the Martin Luther King, Jr. Board of Preachers of Morehouse College in Atlanta, Georgia.

Dr. Croft has distinguished himself as a pastor, writer and scholar, hav-ing earned an Associate degree from Pinebrook Jr. College and grad-uated Magna Cum Laude from Trinity College earning a Bachelor of Arts. He received the Master of Divinity degree from Eastern Baptist Theological Seminary (now Palmer Theological Seminary), Master of Theology degree from Princeton Theological Seminary and graduated with distinction from Drew University in Madison, New Jersey earning a Doctor of Ministry degree. He also earned a Master of Philosophy and Doctor of Philosophy degree from Drew. He is the first person to earn both a Doctor of Ministry and Doctor of Philosophy from Drew University. Dr. Croft is married to Dr. Lisa L. Croft, a family physician and they have three children, Darlene (William), an attorney in Char-lotte, NC, Wayne Jr., a student at Morehouse College in Atlanta, GA, Candace Nicole a student at Spelman College, Atlanta, GA, and a granddaughter Patterson.

DEVOTIONS

SUNDAY3:45PM

(Led by the Deacon Board and the following groups)

MONDAY6:45PM

Baptist Evening FellowshipCommittee on College Assistance

Culinary MinistryDeaconess Ministry

D.W. Hoggard Scholarship GuildJust Us Senior Ministry

Men of Mount Carmel and Prison Ministry

TUESDAY6:45PM

Flower GuildHIV/AIDS Ministry

Men UshersMissionary Society

Nurses UnitVoter Registration Committee

Woman’s MinistryWoman Ushers

WEDNESDAY6:45 PM

Church SchoolHospitality Ministry, Jr. and Young People’s Choir,

Mother’s MinistryTrustee Board

Willing Worker’sYoung Adult Fellowship

ALL Youth Groups and Ministries

WORSHIP LEADERSUNDAY — Associate Ministers

MONDAY — Rev. Dr. Albert F. Campbell, Pastor EmeritusTUESDAY — Rev. Kenneth Woodson

WEDNESDAY — Rev. Dr. Donald D. Moore, Pastor

SEPT. 18-19TH - 7PM

Rev. Dr.Fredrick D. Haynes, III

Frederick Douglass Haynes, III, is a prophetic pastor, passionate leader, social activist, and eloquent orator and educator engaged in preaching the gospel of Jesus Christ, fighting against racial injustice; committed to economic justice and empowerment in under-served communities and touching and transforming the lives of the disenfranchised. For 31 years, Dr. Haynes has served as a visionary and innovative senior pastor of Friendship-West Baptist Church in Dallas, Texas. Under his servant leadership, the ministry and membership have grown from less than 100 members in 1983 to over 12,000.

On November 10, 1960, Rev. Dr. Frederick D. Haynes, III was born in Dallas, TX to the late Rev. Frederick D. Haynes, Jr. and Lynetta Haynes-Oliver. After experienc-ing racism in the segregated south Dr. Haynes’ father decided it was best to move his family to San Francisco where his father, Dr. Frederick D. Haynes Sr., pastored the historic Third Baptist Church. In San Francisco, both Dr. Haynes’ father and grandfather led ministries that were socially conscious and active in the commu-nity. At the age of 14, Dr. Haynes’ life took a drastic turn when his father passed

away on his first day of high school. Following his father’s death, Haynes encountered many difficulties but with the help of mentors, family and God, he was able to overcome every obstacle. Despite being discouraged by a teacher’s negative assessment of his academic ability, he was one of three valedictory speakers when he graduated from Abraham Lincoln High School in San Francisco. Dr. Haynes continued his education at Bishop College in Dallas, TX and graduated, with honors in 1982 with a B.A. degree in Religion and English. He became a member of Alpha Phi Alpha Fraternity, Inc. while at Bishop. He earned a Masters of Divinity degree from Southwestern Baptist Theological Seminary. In 2005, he received his Doctorate in Ministry from the Graduate Theological Foundation where he was afforded the opportunity to study at Christ Church, Oxford University in Oxford, England. His dissertation reflects his commitment to faith based social activism, “To Turn The World Upside Down: Church Growth In A Church Committed to Social Justice.”

Dr. Haynes accepted the call to become Senior Pastor of Friendship-West Baptist Church in 1983. Since then the church has grown numerically and in ministry to the Dallas community and around the world. Friendship-West has moved three times under his leadership in order to accommodate its growth. When Friendship-West moved to its Kiest location, it moved to a community characterized by crime and violence. Dr. Haynes led Friendship-West to work with local officials and neigh-borhood groups in such a way that the community experienced a slashing of the crime rate, and the neighborhood associ-ation was organized and headquartered at Friendship-West. Many city services came to the area, that had been historically neglected and underserved, and the community was transformed.

Dr. Haynes is a committed community activist who has formed alliances with local community leaders and Dallas city offi-cials to fight domestic violence and poverty by organizing a Faith Summit on Poverty. He has worked with the Center for Responsible Lending in order to fight economic predators in Texas and across the nation that engage in predatory lending. Dr. Haynes is frequently invited to the White House in order to address issues ranging from the state of the economy to vot-ing and civil rights. He was publicly applauded by President Barack Obama for the THR!VE Intern and Leadership Program that began in the summer of 2014, employing nearly 100 young black males between the ages of 16-19. The young men intern with local businesses and the church and are paid $10 an hour while working, receiving mentoring, touring colleges and universities and engaging in community service.

Dr. Haynes is committed to education and has led Friendship-West to donate over a million dollars to Historically Black Colleges and Universities and over $2 million in scholarship aid to students who are members of the church and greater Dallas community.

Dr. Haynes has received numerous awards and honors for his ministry and activism. Ebony Magazine named him to its Power 100 list of most influential African Americans in 2012. He has been inducted into the National Black College Alumni Hall of Fame. He was honored to give remarks at the memorial service of one of the most respected world leaders of the 20th and 21st centuries, President Nelson Mandela. This privilege was even more special because it took place in the same sanctuary that the Rev. Dr. Martin Luther King, Jr. gave his very last sermon, the Washington National Cathedral. Dr. Haynes was the featured speaker at The Congressional Black Caucus’ Annual Prayer Breakfast in 2011, a prestigious honor.

Dr. Haynes is the author of “Healing Our Broken Village,” which seeks to address the issues that have contributed to broken communities and lives. He also authored “Soul Fitness,” an inspirational and motivational daily devotional.

Dr. Haynes is married to Debra Peek-Haynes, Founder and President of Quorum Commercial, a commercial real estate firm. They are the proud parents of Abeni Jewel Haynes.

Rev. Dr.SEPT. 20TH -7PM

Alyn E. WallerReverend Dr. Alyn E. Waller is the Se-nior Pastor of Enon Tabernacle Baptist Church in Philadelphia, Pennsylvania. A highly sought after revivalist, vocalist, and lecturer, Dr. Waller is a true visionary of church and community who serves humanity far beyond the restraints of traditionalism. Dr. Waller’s partner in ministry and marriage is Dr. Ellyn Jo Waller, the leader of Enon’s Women’s Ministry. They are devoted parents to two adult daughters, Elynn Morgan and Eryka Lynn.

A native of Cleveland, Ohio, Dr. Waller was born on April 8, 1964 to the late Reverend Dr. Alfred M. Waller, Sr. and Mrs. Belva J. Waller, his earliest spiritual influences. After graduating from Shaker Heights High School in Shaker Heights, Ohio, Dr. Waller continued on to the Ohio University in Athens where, in 1987, he was awarded a Bachelor’s Degree in Music Business. Dr. Waller has earned a Master of Divin-ity Degree from Southern Baptist Theological Seminary in Louisville, Kentucky (1990) and a Doctor of Ministry Degree in Ministry to Mar-riage and Family from Palmer Theological Seminary (formerly Eastern Baptist Theological Seminary) in Wynnewood, Pennsylvania (1998). In 2014, Dr. Waller received an honorary doctorate from Lincoln Univer-sity.

Dr. Waller was licensed to the gospel ministry (1987) and ordained (1988) at Shiloh Baptist Church in Cleveland. He utilized his music and preaching gifts as Minister of Music at Canaan Missionary Baptist Church in Louisville, KY (1987-1990). In 1990, Dr. Waller accepted the call to the pastorate of the First Baptist Church of Donora (PA), where he remained until June 1994.