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What is the one most important verse in all of Scripture related to stewardship? For my money I go with 2 Corinthians 8:5—“….they gave themselves first to the Lord.” That is where it all begins. Your giving will never be

I am a week late in writing this but better late than never. I want to say how moved I was by your expression of appreciation given me during the Crabtree Cafe meeting last week. I am an emotional guy

I have always felt that maybe the one most important question to ask of a church is this—-“If the church shut its doors would the surround community notice any difference?” I mention that because one of the reasons CVBC can

This Sunday is a special day as we set aside Lib Gordon to the ministry of deacon. This is a critical position of ministry that stands alongside the pastor in ministering to the church family. I recall the words a

The presidential election is now less than three weeks away (thank goodness).   I wish everyone would have read a book by Andy Stanley entitled “Not in It to Win It.”  He writes, ”  If we want to make America great,

“Even the wind and the waves obey him.”  (Matthew 8:27) It is almost beyond comprehension to imagine the effects of Hurricane Milton following right behind the historic damage caused by Helene.  At the same time it is equally moving to

Dear CVBC Church Family, I hope this newsletter finds you all well and enjoying the beauty of the changing seasons! I am beyond excited to have the wonderful opportunity to serve as your Youth Director at CVBC once again! It

Sunday’s church conference was brief but significant. I could not be more delighted and encouraged to know that Ashley Walker is beginning her ministry among us to the youth. Ashley is a product of CVBC, having grown up and being

“Give us this day our daily bread.” It is a line in the Lord’s Prayer, We pray it all the time, often hardly giving a thought to each line. But this part of the prayer always almost leads me to

I am writing this on Labor Day. Consider these sobering statistics. 1/3 of Americans say “I hate my job.” 2/3 of your fellow citizens labor in the wrong career. www.CNNMONEY.com reports that 8 out of 10 Americans want a new