#loveyourneighbor: God Sees Some Beauty in Me

“God Sees Some Beauty in Me” #loveyourneighbor By Lisa “I came to Micah in 2007. But the first “person” that met [Micah] was Sandra Dee. Sandra Dee ran into Trinity Church, where Micah was originally located, the first time I came there....

Word on the Street: Cast Your Net

Some years ago, there was a legendary homeless man by the name of Lonnie Coe. Lonnie was the guy you went to when you got out of jail and had no place to stay. He would help find a place to set up your tent. He’d teach you how to sell your food stamps and “fly a...

#loveyourneighbor: My Purpose is to Serve

“My Purpose is to Serve” #loveyourneighbor By Chris “I’m pretty much raised in this area. I went to school in Stafford County. I graduated from Brooke Pointe in 2004 and joined the military for a couple of years after that. I traveled all over...

#loveyourneighbor: We all fell short at some time

We all fell short at some time #loveyourneighbor By Jimmie Joe “My name is Jimmie Sanders, but everyone called me Joe since I was a little boy. I was born in Memphis, Tennessee in 1952. I have nine brothers and two sisters. We came up struggling, but at that...

#LoveYourNeighbor: Getting Proximate

#Loveyourneighbor I have two children. The depths of love I have for both of them is deep and wide and by all intents and purposes equal. Yet, the ways in which I, as their mother, am called to care for them are drastically different. The three-year-old is quite...

#LoveYourNeighbor: How our neighbors lead us

Give Now How our Neighbors Lead Us #Loveyourneighbor On January 17, 2021, Street Church gathered on a cold January morning and celebrated its first baptism of our friend, Sue. It was a joyous occasion, one that will forever live in this pastor’s mind as a...