January 6, 2019 Volume 1, Issue 1

Greater Mt. Zion A.M.E. Church

INSIDE THIS ISSUE

Preached Word/Bible Trivia …….3

Bible Discovery……...………………..4

Health Wellness/Social Act ……...5

Sick List / Condolences …………..6

From the Pastor’s Desk…………….7

Announcements……….………… 8/9

Black History Moment….………..10

Birthdays……………………….…......11

Children’s Church………….…..….12

Fun Times……………………….…...13

Inspiring Moments………………..14

Faith and Finance………………….15

SPECIAL POINTS OF INTEREST

• Community Summit, January 12, 2019, 2 pm at Mt. Zion

• St. Petersburg District Conference will be held Monday, Janu-ary 28th, and Tuesday, January 29th at Historic Bethel. Rev. Clarence A. Williams will be the Guest Speaker on Tues-day the 29th @ 7 pm.

• West Coast Conference Choir Rehearsal, January 12, 4 pm

• Music Ministry Meeting January 22nd, 7 pm

11th Episcopal District Christian Education Leadership Training Institute Conference

January 17—19, 2019

Agendas can be picked up in the Church Office

33rd Annual Dr. Martin Luther King Leadership Awards Breakfast

Monday, January 21, 2019

Rev. Clarence A. Williams Humanitarian Award Winner

Tickets in Church Office

Sunday, January 27, 2019

7:30 and 11:00 am

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Contact Information

Malory Williams, Steward Pro-Tem 727-687-6384 Kelvin Davis, Trustee Pro-Tem 727-409-8749 Rev. Robert Boyd, Clergy and 727-698-1368 Evangelism Ministry Rev. Cherry Chaney, Clergy 561-856-6535 Rev. Clifford Tyson, Clergy 813-562-8351 Rev. Ira Whitson, Clergy and 727-258-8565 11 am Vintage Adult Bible Study 727-768-6178 Rev. Dr. Sherisse Bryant, Youth Minister 727-608-7695 Valarie Lee, Health and Wellness 727-851-5339 Anna Herring, Social Action 727-258-4769 Elouise Brown, Evangelism Ministry 727-906-7191 Patricia Needom, Class Leaders 727-896-1085 Constance Shaw, Minister of Music 727-678-1921 Rodney Davis, Male Chorus 727-327-5496 Gary / Karen Stanford, Couples Ministry 727-784-7360 Shirley Morgan, Lay President 727-815-6563 Patricia Smith-Johnson, WMS 727-459-8584 Verna Thompson, YPD 727-348-8509 Rosalind Macon, Women’s Ministry 727-492-6186 Donna Butler, Kitchen Manager 727-599-4215 Dozier Harrell, Janitorial 727-656-0302 Frederick Robinson, Sons of Allen 727-563-6054 Mable Gibson, Church Clerk 727-867-2562

Excelling Through Talent and Academics

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December 2nd 7:30—Rev. Clarence Williams Leviticus 27:30-33 “Tithing, It’s Cheaper Than Tipping” 11:00—Rev. Clarence Williams Genesis 24:11-14 “An Example of Stewardship”

December 23tf 10:00 —Rev. Clarence Williams Isaiah 9:6 “Don’t Miss the Baby”

December 16th 7:30—Rev. Clarence Williams Luke 2:6-7 “What We Know About the Birth of Jesus” 11:00—Rev. Clarence Williams Matthew 2:5-6 “The Wisemen Who Missed The Savior”

December 9th 7:30—Rev. Claude Cheatham, Jr. Genesis 50:20 “You Can’t Hold Me Down” 11:00—Rev. Clarence Williams Matthew 26:6-13 “Attitude In Giving”

December 30th 10:00—Rev. Clarence Williams Philippians 1:9-17 “A Pastor’s Prayer”

Trivia Question for December

In Chapter 11, Paul said that he was from

which tribe?

Trivia Answer for December

He was an Israelite, from the seed of Abra-

ham of the tribe of Benjamin.

Trivia Question for January

Paul said that we should owe no one any-

thing EXCEPT what?

01/01 Live in Love and Light 1 John 2:7-11 01/02 Live by the Truth 1 John 2:20-27 01/03 Support Coworkers 3 John 2-8 01/04 Stand Firm in the Faith 2 Thessalonians 2:13-17 01/05 Do What Is Right 2 Thessalonians 3:6-13 01/06 Love God and One Another 2 Thessalonians 3:1-5; 2 John 4-11 01/07 One Teacher, Many Students Matthew 23:1-11 01/08 Depend on One Another 1 Corinthians 12:19-26 01/09 Solve Conflicts One to One Matthew 5:21-26 01/10 Longing for God’s Help Psalm 42 01/11 Walk in Newness of Life Romans 6:1-14 01/12 Boasting Is an Insult to God James 4:13-17 01/13 Godly Approach to Worldliness James 4:1-10 01/14 God Sent Me to Preserve You Genesis 45:1-8 01/15 The Spirit Rested on the Elders Numbers 11:24-30 01/16 Apostles Are Fools for Christ 1 Corinthians 4:8-13 01/17 Sharing Life in Christ Now Philippians 1:22-26 01/18 Believing in and Suffering for Christ Philippians 1:27-30 01/19 Sharing God’s Grace Philippians 1:3-11 01/20 Telling the Good News Philippians 1:12-21 01/21 The Suffering Servant Isaiah 52:13-53:9 01/22 Learning Godly Ways in Humility Psalm 119:65-72

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01/23 Message of the Good News 1 Corinthians 15:1-11 01/24 Learning Obedience through Suffering Hebrews 5:1-10 01/25 Serve and Work for God’s Pleasure Philippians 2:12-18 01/26 Envoys of Ministry Philippians 2:19-30 01/27 Call to Unity and Humility Philippians 2:1-11 01/28 A Matter of the Heart Romans 2:25-29 01/29 Persistent Faith Mark 7:24-30 01/30 Credentials for Ministry 2 Corinthians 11:21b-30 01/31 Boast in Christ Jesus Philippians 3:1-6 02/01 Live as Heavenly Citizens Philippians 3:17-4:1 02/02 Guard Your Heart and Mind Philippians 4:2-9 02/03 Be of the Same Mind Philippians 3:7-14

Get Fit and Eat Healthier for our Congregation and Community. Saturday, January 5 – GET FIT ST. PETE – Free Yoga at Crescent Lake Park with our new partner, The Body Electric, 9-10 am. Tuesday, January 8 – FRESH REC STOP – Healthy Recipe Tasting Event at Lake Vista Recreation Center, 5-6 pm. Saturday, January 12 – GET FIT ST. PETE + FRESH REC STOP – Free Trail Run and Healthy Recipe Tasting Event at Boyd Hill with St. Pete Run-ning Company, 9-10 am. Thursday, January 17 – FRESH REC STOP – Healthy Recipe Tasting Event at Willis S. Johns Recreation Center, 5-6 pm. Saturday, January 19 – GET FIT ST. PETE – Free Fun Fitness Boot Camp at Lassing Park, 9-10 am. Saturday, January 19 –Community Wellness Day at Enoch Davis Center, 10 am – 1 pm. Saturday, January 26 – GET FIT ST. PETE – Free LaBlast Dance Fitness at Lake Vista Park with Kristen Mory from Generations Yoga & Fitness, 9-10 am. Tuesday, January 29 – GET FIT ST. PETE – Trainer Tuesday at Bartlett Park Exercise Zone with Vicki LeMay from Burg Fitness & Cycling, 5-7 pm. Sunday, January 27 – Chilly Willy Duathlon – Run, bike, run event + 5K at Ft. De Soto Park. https://chillywilly.racehawk.com

Affordable fruits & veggies along with healthy recipes available at local Recreation Centers

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What Is A Living Will? A Living Will goes into effect if a person falls into a condi-tion where recovery is almost impossible. It is a set of written instructions stating an individuals' desire not to be kept alive through the use of medical technolo-gy when that individual is in a terminal condition and incapable of giving informed consent or refusal for further treatment. It also appoints someone to make such deci-sions on that person’s behalf. A Living Will is one of the most important estate preser-vation techniques available to the average person. Nu-merous studies have shown that a large portion of all health care costs in the U.S. are incurred in the last few days of a person’s life. Many families are forced to spend substantial amounts of income and savings in order to medically prolong the lives of their loved ones for a few days. Consider completing a Living Will and file a copy with your physician and a family mem-ber.

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Sister Betty Covington Bouey 1458 15th Street South Sister Addie Bryant 2225 17th Street South

Brother Johnny Dallas 3126 1/2 Oakley Avenue Sister Patricia Daniels 1391 63rd Avenue South Sister Lizzie Donald 2520 21st Street South Sister Dezra Flournoy-Hudson 2012 69th Avenue South Mr. Corey Gibson, Sr. 2701 35th Street South Brother Ralph Gilbert 5101 Aragon Way South Sister Sallie Johnson 1230 40th Street South Sister Sylvia Johnson 1035 Arlington Avenue North #307 Sister Alice Lovett 2325 Highland Street South

Sister Dorothy Walker (Prayer Only) Ms. Jasmine Walker 1955 29th Street South Brother Marcus Wynn 2456 16th Avenue South Sister Sherrisse Wynn 2523 28th Street South

Hospital Mister Jawan George UF Health Shands Hospital 1600 SW Archer Rd, Gainesville 32608

Nursing Homes and Rehabilitation Centers Sister Ethel Eva Gulf View Health Care Center, 3636 10th Avenue North

Sister Jessie Gamble Alpine Nursing Home, 3456 21st Avenue South

Brother Eugene “Geno” Harrell Egret Cove, 550 62nd Street South, Bed 18B

Ms. Valerie Griffin Egret Cove, 550 62st Street South, Bed 306B

Sister Betty Jordan Carrington Place, 10501 Roosevelt Blvd

Brother Quentin Keys Shores Acres Rehabilitation, 4500 Indianapolis St. N.E.

Sister Darlene Dudley Westminster Rehab, 1095 Pinellas Point Drive S.

Brother Wilson Bryant Jacaranda Manor, 4250 66th Street North

Clyde and Wilma Lancaster and all other Family

Members on the loss of your Love One:

Mrs. Florence Westley-Jackson

Rev. Robert and Cynthia Boyd, June Brown and

all other Family Members on the loss of your

Love One:

Mrs. Lillian Thompkins

Jesus

“Thou shalt call His name JESUS: for He shall save His people from their sins.”

Matthew 1:21

Because the Lord Jesus was a person, He had His own individual name. His mother, His disciples, and all His friends called Him by this name, Jesus. But they probably thought little of what that name meant. And the majority of Christians today hardly know what a treasure is contained in that name, Jesus: “He shall save His people from their sins.” Many think of His death on the cross or of His work in heaven as our Intercessor, but they do not realize that Jesus is a living person in heaven who thinks of us each day and longs to reveal Himself. He desires us to bring Him our love and adoration each day.

Christians pray to Christ to save them from their sins, but they know very little how the blessed work is done. The living Christ reveals Himself to us, and through the power of His love, the love of sin is expelled. It is through personal fellowship with Him that Jesus saves us from our sins. I must come as an individual, with my heart and all the sin that is in it, to Jesus as an almighty personal Savior in whom God’s holiness dwells. And as He and I commune to-gether in the expression of mutual love and desire, by the work of His Holy Spirit in my heart, His love will expel and conquer all the sin. O Christian, you will find the secret of happiness and holiness in fellowship with Jesus each day. Your heart will long for the hour of prayer as the best hour of the day. As you learn to take time to be alone with Him each day, you will experi-ence His presence, enabling you to love Him, to serve Him, and to walk in His ways throughout the day. Through this unbroken fellowship, you will learn the secret of the power of a truly godly life.

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Trustees and Stewards

on Duty for the

Month of January

All Trustees are on DUTY

Please make sure your event, activity, rehearsals (Choir and Dance), are listed on the monthly calendar so we can adequately provide coverage for the building. If your event is NOT LISTED on the calendar, please call the Pro Tem of the Trustee Board,

Mr. Kelvin Davis

Greater Mt. Zion Dance Ministry

Every Thursday beginning

January 10th 6:30 pm

We look forward to seeing

you.

Thank you, Felicia Pizana

Community Summit

Saturday, January 12, 2019 2 pm

Volunteers are needed.

Thank you,

Rev. Clarence A. Williams

Men’s Prayer Line

Monday thru Friday 6 am

1-302-202-1110 Access Code:

356251

All Men are invited to join us to start

your day off right.

Ladies Are you in need of

PRAYER? You can call every Monday-Wednesday and Friday at 7:00 am. Number: 641-552-9161 Access Code: 375083

Please join us!

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Choir Schedule

Mass Choir - 1st Sunday January 06th

Male Chorus - 2nd Sunday January 13th

Voices of Praise — 3rd Sunday

January 20th

Unity Choir - 4th Sunday January 27th

Rehearsal Schedule Male Chorus January 08th West Coast Conference Rehearsal — 4 pm January 12th— Preparation for the 17th

Voices of Praise January 15th Unity Choir January 22nd

Pastor will meet with ALL Adult Choir Members and Musicians

Youth Choir (tentatively) January 26th Male Chorus January 29th

Mrs. Constance T. Shaw

January 02, 1965 Martin Luther King, Jr. calls for non-violent protests if Alabama Blacks are not allowed to register and vote.

Voting Rights for African Americans

A terrible and bloody Civil War freed enslaved Americans. The fourteenth Amendment to the Constitution (1868) granted African Americans the rights of citizenship. However, this did not always translate into the ability to vote. Black vot-ers were systematically turned away from state polling places. To combat this prob-lem, Congress passed the Fifteenth Amend-ment in 1870. It says: The right of citizens of the United States to vote shall not be denied or abridged by the United States or by any state on account of race, color, or previous condition of servitude. Yet states still found ways to circumvent the Constitution and prevent blacks from voting. Poll taxes, literacy test, fraud and intimidation all turned African Americans away from the polls. Until the Supreme Court struck it down in 1915, many states used the “grandfather clause” to keep descents of slaves out of elections. The clause said you could not vote unless your grandfather had voted—an impossibility for most people whose ancestors were slaves. Many brave and impassioned Americans protested, marched, were arrested and even died working toward voting equality. In 1963 and 1964, Dr. Martin Luther King Jr. brought hundreds of black people to the courthouse in Selma, Alabama to register. When they were turned away, Dr. King organized and led protests that finally turned the tide of American political opinion. In 1964, the Twenty-fourth Amendment prohibited the use of poll taxes. In 1965, the Voting Rights Act directed the Attorney General to enforce the right to vote for African Americans. The 1965 Voting Rights Act created a significant change in the status of African Americans throughout the South. The Voting Rights Act prohibited the states from using literacy tests and other methods of excluding African American voting. Prior to this, only an estimated twenty-three percent (23%) of voting-age blacks were registered nationally, but by 1969 the number had jumped to sixty-one percent (61%).

-from the Library of Congress

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01/16 Corey Gibson, Jr. 01/17 Valarie Lee 01/17 Carol Clark 01/17 Anitra Jackson 01/17 Rev. Ira Whitson 01/17 Kimberly Jackson 01/18 Devron Pringle 01/18 Keoshia Grant 01/20 Nadia Diaz 01/20 William Keaton 01/21 Brenda Cooper 01/21 Jan’tel Lambert 01/21 Jamilla Davis 01/21 Angela Battle 01/22 Helen Kimble 01/22 Roena Thomas 01/22 Cindy Morgan 01/22 Zoie Hansen 01/23 Lidell Golden, Jr. 01/23 Sylvia Johnson 01/23 Alfred Woodard 01/23 Kenneth Anderson 01/23 Begina Small 01/23 Jameka Evans 01/23 Danny Wilson, Jr. 01/24 Roylene McMullen 01/24 Tonya Taylor 01/25 Vernon Williams 01/25 Valerie Floyd 01/25 Jada Courtney 01/25 Rayshaun Jenkins 01/26 Clifford Brown 01/26 Debborah Howard 01/26 Ursula Caldwell 01/27 Daisy Powell 01/27 Jannie Bronson 01/27 Estelle Battle 01/27 Miesha Brundridge 01/27 Norma Myers 01/27 Tison Stone 01/29 Cynthia Mitchell 01/29 Vincent Lester 01/29 Gold Patrick 01/30 Gregory Davis 01/31 Amos Keys, Jr. 01/31 Quentin Keys 01/31 January Curry 01/31 Jessica Evers 01/31 Justin Evers

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01/01 Deborah Frazier 01/01 Cornelius Shaw 01/01 Sonya Simmons Brinson 01/01 Travis White 01/02 Brichelle Hall 01/03 Eddie Hayes 01/03 Jazsmyne Morgan 01/04 Keshaira Merthie 01/04 Cathy Robles 01/04 Jacqueline Hollingsworth 01/04 Leolyn McCollin 01/05 Jasmine Kennedy 01/05 Doretha Satchell 01/05 Patricia Needom 01/05 Phelicia McKinnon 01/05 Marcus Everett 01/05 Nyree “Nikki” Harrell 01/07 Loren Marion 01/07 James Scott 01/07 Kenya Byers 01/07 Sophia Brown 01/07 Gabrielle Hemingway 01/07 Carrington Oliver 01/08 Daniel Bethune 01/08 Kareem Turner 01/08 Alicia Waddell 01/08 Kenneth Roy Walker 01/08 Manalito Bryant, Jr. 01/10 Mary Griffin 01/10 Herman Williams, Sr. 01/10 La’Niyah Miley 01/11 Jewel Davis 01/11 James Randall 01/11 Homer Smith, Jr. 01/12 Sheila Bradley 01/12 Stanley Wright 01/12 Marques Alexander 01/13 Rodman Goodard 01/13 Mika Nelson 01/13 Shunette Jones 01/14 Daran Green 01/14 Charles Buckner 01/14 Madge Cooks 01/15 Marshall Conley 01/15 Bridget Turner 01/15 Joy Williams 01/15 Sandra Sims Moody 01/15 Phyllis Randolph 01/15 Jeffrey Smith 01/16 Krystal Ferguson 01/16 Vinson Melvin

If your were born in January…

Your characteristics show you are

Stable, Trustworthy, Persistent, Ambi-tious and Patient

Birthstone:

Garnet Symbolizes

Faith and Loyalty

Birth Flower:

Carnation Means Love,

Fascination, and Distinction

YOUTH CHURCH SUBJECT: JESUS CAME TO BE OUR SAVIOR

MEMORY VERSE: "SHE IS GOING TO HAVE A SON. You must call him JESUS. That's because He will save His people from their sins." Mathew 1:21 ASSORTED ACTIVITIES:

Making Angels for Tree Top Snowman for door decorations

Christmas puzzles and coloring shells TOTAL FOR THE MONTH: 29 Children, all received Christmas gift bags. YOUTH LEADERS:

Angelia Mosley Patricia Smith Johnson

YOUTH TEAM ASSISTANTS:

Christian Davis Cameron Keys

Gabrielle Wright

Team Leader Support: Barbara Smith

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THAT’S EVERYTHING! I remember watching an older couple as they walked through the local Salvation Army thrift store. I had just dropped off a bag of clothes and a few other items we no longer wanted. When I get the opportunity, I stop by just to look through the old records, yes, I called them records. Not CD’s, or MP3’s, simply records, those round plastic things from ancient times that had music recorded on them.

Anyway, this couple moved slowly around me in search of items they had on a list they held tightly in hand. They didn’t say much, but occasionally motioned to the other and held an item up next to the list. “No, that’s not good,” one would say and move on. My curiosity always gets the best of me, that is until I satisfy it by asking.

“Can I help you find something?” I asked. They stopped, looked at me and said, “We’re looking for old things that look new.” It must have been a private joke, they laughed, I didn’t. “Look, every new year in the past, we tried to begin the year with new things. It was a goal to surround ourselves with things fresh and new so that we had new direction, new hopes and dreams for the year ahead,” the man said.

“How did that work out?” I asked. “It took a long time for us to learn and a great deal of debt, but we discovered it really got us nowhere,” she said. “So, how does this fit in? I mean shopping at a thrift store? Are things bad financially?” “No, not at all. We discovered that things don’t have to be expensive to be of great value. Even though it’s old, it’s new to someone who never saw it before,” he said. “So, we search each year end for things of value to no one but mean the world to us.” she added.

“May I see your list?” I asked. It was an old tattered piece of paper with three words written on it. “This is it?” I asked. I flipped it over to see if there was something I was missing. “Yep! But don’t ask if that is it. That’s not just it, that’s everything.” she said. What have you found so far?” I asked. He stretched out his hand and in it were two things. A small frame made out of Popsicle sticks and what appeared to be a knitted baby bootie. Not a pair.

“We still need one more thing,” he said. “Got it!” we heard off in the distance. “What did you find?” he shouted across the store. She walked slowly toward us holding something in the air. “Look, it’s a flower vase. Well, it was one of those Ball canning jars that someone painted. It looks awful, but…”then in unison…”It’s new to us!” They then headed to the checkout without saying another word.

There you have it. Your New Year message for 2019. “What?” Oh, yes. You might want to know what the three words were on their list. It won’t make much sense to you. You must understand that this was all just a game for them. They could have picked out anything, anything at all.

The real point here is that they had spent most of their lives believing that there was power in “things.” They spent most of their lives believing that at the stroke of midnight as one year ended and a new one began, that life was going to change magically. They like most of us, believed that we had to have a plan and we needed to sacrifice all of our waking hours and sometimes even our moral values to get ahead. Because that’s what it’s all about on New Year’s Eve. Dump the old and start stealing time from the new. The truth is, as they discovered, there really isn’t anything different from one day to the next, one year to the next, except for your attitude toward it and what you choose to do with it. Everything, including change is there waiting to be discovered.

So everything is old until you see it for the first time. There is only one thing constant, never changing and sure. That’s what those three words were on that paper. “GOD LOVES YOU!” As the woman said to me, “That’s not just it, that’s everything.” “I wish you enough!”

-Bob Perks

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2018 Financial Statements

will be available for pickup on

Sunday, January 27,

2019 in the lobby.

Thank you,

Commission on Finance

Mt. Zion Makes a Remarkable Impression in the Salvation Army Kettle Collection

This is the second year Zion has participated in the Salvation Army Red Kettle Christmas Collection and each time we exceeded our expectations.

Funds collected enable the Organization to: Provide holiday assistance to needy families Distribute gifts, toys, food to needy children and seniors.

On December 15th, representatives from four (4) Ministries: Evangelism, Lay, Sons of

Allen and Social Action “manned” the Kettle at Publix of 34th Street South. Customers were greeted with smiles, caroling and taped music. Funds generated for the day was more than any other site in St. Petersburg!!

In fact, the Coordinator advised the amount raised was the highest for the entire Christmas Season. The amount raised was seven hundred and five dollars ($705)!

I would like to thank the following persons for their cooperation and perseverance in this worthy Community project:

Cornelius Bell Marjorie Brown James Butler

Elijah Gilbert, Jr. Rufus Hammons

Helen Kimble Sylvia Pritchett Inez Roberts

Fred Robinson Verbenia Wells Eva Williams

Thank you All, Anna Herring, Social Action Commissioner

Greater Mt. Zion

A.M.E. Church

1045 16th Street South

St. Petersburg , FL 33705

Phone: 727-894-1393

Fax: 727-827-4707

E-mail:

helen@greatermtzioname.org

Website:

www.greatermtzioname.org

Cross and Anvil Human Services, Inc.

1201 7th Avenue South St. Petersburg, FL 33705 Phone: 727-821-0285 Fax: 727-821-0002 Website: www.crossandanvil.org www.meninthemaking.org www.womeninthemaking.org

May I have Your Attention, Please!

WELCOME to Flight #2019. We are prepared to take off into the New Year.

Please make sure your Attitude and Blessings are secured and locked in an upright position.

All self-destructive devices should be turned off at this time. All negativity, hurt and discouragement should be put away.

Should we lose Altitude under pressure during the flight, reach up and pull down a PRAYER.

PRAYERS will automatically be activated by FAITH. Once your FAITH is activated, you can assist other passengers.

There will be NO BAGGAGE allowed on this flight. The Captain (JESUS) has cleared us for takeoff. Destination GREATNESS.

Repost and book your flight!!! ❤️