 FUMC Centennial
Revival
Brush Arbor Fall Revival 2008 at FUMC
SEPTEMBER 7 - 10, 2008
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Now there are varieties
of gifts, but the same Spirit; and there are varieties of
service, but the same Lord; and there are varieties of working,
but it is the same God who inspires them all in every one. 1Cor
4-6 |
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 Handbell Choir prepares for
worship. |
 The Handbell Choir
plays their heavenly music. |
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The sanctuary began
filling ... |
 ... and filling |
 ... and filling |
..until it was the largest "full-house" group we have ever had;
710 souls! |
The Praise Band and Singers got peoples minds and hearts in a
worshipful mood |
 FUMC Praise Band and Singers |
 FUMC Praise Band and Singers |
 There was standing room only! |
 Revivalists were in the mood. |
 Norrth
Texas Conference Bishop Larry George began the evening with
opening remarks. |
Irving Councilman Lewis Patrick reads a proclamation from Irving
Mayor Herbert Gears
honoring our church on its Centennial.
The City of Irving Proclamation |
Representative Linda HarperBrown Reads an Honorarium from Rick
Perry,
the Governor of Texas, for our Centennial celebration.
The State of Texas Proclamation |
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Representative Harper-Brown presents David Turner with a King James
bible inscribed with
the centennial honors from the State of Texas. |
The FUMC Centennial Choir sang a special musical piece composed
by Tom Fettke (arranged by Susan and Walter Smith) specifically
for our choir and our Centennial celebration! |
 Sing Glory! |
The glorious sounds reverberated through the sanctuary and unto
the heavens! |
We were especially honored when the Wednesday Work grew sang
"How Great Thou Art". |
God was glorified and we were blessed when the spiritual leaders
of the church
and of the churches' families sang praises to our Lord. |
What a wonderful time when the Children's Choir can sing praises
and participate in a revival service. First United Methodist in
Irving is truly a church where the generations worship together!
To God be the Glory! |
The Youth, the Praise team and the Chancel Choir sang together.
What a beautiful sight! |
The Evangelists |
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