A Holiday Camping, Camaraderie, and Spiritual Renewal Year 3!

An unforgettable experience of connection and renewal at CVM Eco Park~Playground last December 24 to 25, 2024.
Nestled amidst breathtaking natural beauty, this resort offers the perfect blend of adventure, fellowship,
and spiritual retreat. Reconnect with nature as we gather around campfires, share stories and testimonies,
sing songs of praise and worship and rest under a canopy of stars. Build meaningful relationships through our group activities,
shared meals, and moments of laughter.
Engage in reflective sessions, inspiring talks, and serene moments of prayer or meditation
to refresh your soul. Whether you’re seeking adventure, connection, or a deeper sense of purpose, this family camp offers
something for everyone. Come as you are and leave with a renewed spirit, cherished memories, and lifelong friends.

15TH YEAR YOUTH ANNIVERSARY CELEBRATION - NOVEMBER 24, 2024

SWCAI holds a monthly Youth joint-fellowship inviting other churches to prayer, worship, singing, bonding and acquaintance.
Youth Fellowship is more than just a meeting; it’s a movement of young people dedicated to deepening their relationship with
God while building meaningful relationships with one another. Through engaging activities, biblical teaching,
and heartfelt worship, inter-youth fellowsship provides a supportive environment for spiritual growth and transformation.

REVIVAL, PRAISE AND WORSHIP
PSALMS 150:3-6~
"Praise him with the sound of the trumpet: praise him with the psaltery and harp.
Praise him with the timbrel and dance: praise him with stringed instruments and organs.
Praise him upon the loud cymbals: praise him upon the high sounding cymbals.
Let every thing that hath breath praise the LORD. Praise ye the LORD!"

 

LYRICS: "I THANK GOD" By Housefires © Maverick City Music

Wandering into the night, Wanting a place to hide, This weary soul, this bag of bones
I tried with all my might, But I just can't win the fight, I'm slowly drifting, Oh, vagabond
And just when I ran out of road, I met a man I didn't know
And He told me that I was not alone (no)
CHORUS~
He picked me up (hey) He turned me around (hey) And placed my feet on solid ground
I thank the Master, I thank the Savior
Because He healed my heart, And changed my name, Forever free, I am not the same
I thank the Master, I thank the Savior, I thank God
I cannot deny what I've see (oh, no, no), Got no choice but to believe, my doubts are burning
Ohh, like ashes in the wind
So, so long to my old friends, burden and bitterness, you can just keep them moving
For you ain't welcome here (you ain't welcome here)
From now 'til I walk the streets of gold, I'll sing of how You saved my soul
This wayward son has found his way back home
CHORUS~
He picked me up (hey), He turned me around, He placed my feet on solid ground
I thank the Master, I thank the Savior
Because He healed my heart. and changed my name, forever free, I'm not the same
I thank the Master, I thank the Savior, Oh, I thank God
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QUOTES FROM THE PROPHET

"Friends, I love to hear people shout. I love to hear people praise the Lord."
(~WMB, 57-0809 - Blind Bartimaeus)
"When they come out from the Red Sea, crossed over, Moses sang in the Spirit and Miriam got the tambourine, begin to beat it,
and all of them begin to shout in the Spirit and *dance in the Spirit."
(~WMB, 55-1008 - The Results Of Decision)

"God has a holy *dance for the people. The Bible said so. I was one of the greatest critics on that you ever seen, till God told me
just what to do. I find out that Miriam *danced in the Spirit. David *danced when he had *victory. And oh, many time—
All of it was through— was victory. It was dancing, holy dancing."
(~WMB, 53-1112 - Demonology)

"Little old David went down there and *danced around the ark, as hard as he could go.. And down he went and around
and around and around and around on the ark he went, rejoicing, happy, shouting, praising God, and rejoicing. Hallelujah!
Said, “If you don’t like that, watch this.” God looked down out the heaven, He said, “David, you’re a man after My own heart.”
Hallelujah!"
(~WMB, 54-0620A - I Will Restore)

"We’ll sing and shout and dance about, (Hallelujah!) The Lamb will dry our tears; We’ll have one grand homecoming week,
the first ten thousand years."
(~WMB, 60-1113 - Condemnation By Representation)

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Marriage is a beautiful journey, but amidst the busyness of life, it’s essential to pause, reconnect, and renew the love that
brought Christian couples together. A strong marriage is a gift from God. At Spoken Word Christian Assembly, Inc,
we wish to cherish it and build a love that lasts forever among our married couples.
Our annual Couples' Night is designed to strengthen marriage bond and deepen commitment between spouses.
Hear the counsel of a seasoned Christian solemnizing officer and listen to testimonies from elderly
couples who will share insights on building a Christ-centered, resilient marriage. Savor a specially curated meal for two, in a warm
ambiance of Christian music. Whether you’ve been married for one year or fifty, this evening is for you.
Make time to nurture your relationship and renew your vows in a meaningful, joy-filled way.

 













Christian Communion and feet washing are two deeply significant practices that symbolize humility, unity, and a believer’s
relationship with Christ. Rooted in Scripture and Christian tradition, these sacred acts provide profound lessons for living
out the Gospel in love and service. Spoken Word Christian Assembly, Inc conducts a Quarterly Communion yearly at 6:00 PM.

Communion, or the Lord’s Supper, is a sacred act of remembering Jesus’ death on the cross. As Jesus said during the Last Supper, “
Do this in remembrance of me” (Luke 22:19). The bread symbolizes His body, broken for us, and the wine represents His blood,
shed for the forgiveness of our sins. Partaking in Communion is a declaration of Christ’s death and resurrection. As Paul wrote,
“For whenever you eat this bread and drink this cup, you proclaim the Lord’s death until He comes” (1 Corinthians 11:26).
It serves as a testimony of faith and a reminder of the hope of His return. Communion calls believers to reflect on their walk with Christ.
Paul advises, “Everyone ought to examine themselves before they eat of the bread and drink from the cup” (1 Corinthians 11:28).
It’s a moment to repent, seek forgiveness, and renew one’s commitment to God.

 

Christian Communion and feet washing are not mere rituals but profound acts of worship and discipleship.
They call believers to remember Christ’s sacrifice, examine their hearts, serve one another, and embody the humility and love
of Jesus. By participating in these practices, Christians honor Christ’s commands and grow closer to God and each other,
living out the Gospel in faith and service. “Blessed are you if you do them” (John 13:17).