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Prayer and Fasting for beloved church. Join the youth in 7 prayer points on July 7. May our Lord Jesus strengthen Celestial Church of Christ 🙏🏾 pic.twitter.com/WXh5uAzhdz— Sanctum Parish (@SanctumParish) July 6, 2021

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An exhortation on the book of Isaiah Chapter 1:10-19. As believers we are to be obedient to God.

The COVID-19 virus has literally brought the world to its knees. An organism invisible to the naked eye has defined the way you and I live. It has confined us to the walls of our homes and dictated how we interact with one another. Only employees of certain establishments deemed essential are still showing up to work. Schools have reverted to learning at home or full time online classes. A creature that tiny has put billions of people under its command. We are truly in remarkable times and uncharted territory. It makes you think of the true power of faith when Christ tells us if we have faith as small as a mustard seed, we can move mountains…Has this tiny virus not moved the whole world? No one and no organization has been exempt from the impact of this pandemic. But let us focus on our ho...

A brief study of Paul’s letter to Timothy in 1 Timothy 6:17-19

A study of the Pentecost Day in the book of Acts 2v2

Celestial’s bright star is Oluwatobi Awosika. Tobi is a young man that has taken a craft as a Barber to the streets of Skid Row. For those that are not familiar with Skid Row, it is approximately 55 blocks filled with homelessness, poverty, substance abuse addicts, and prostitution. Around Skid row, you have several multimillion-dollar buildings, including The Staples Center home of both The Los Angeles Lakers and Clippers, The Nokia Center, and The Fashion and Flower District. Often those that live on skid row are forgotten. It is a population of approximately 10,000 people. Tobi Awosika used an opportunity to reach an overlooked group of individuals. He decided to use his craft to show love to his fellow brothers and sisters. Tobi devoted free services to those less fortunate to allow th...

Just over 100 days ago, the United States had its first case of the Coronavirus, better known as COVID-19. All normal things came to an end. We were forced to be quarantined. Many lost their lives, many lost their jobs, and people of all ages had to come to terms with their mortality. Schools abruptly came to an end; teens missed out on opportunities to attend their proms, grad night, and graduation. Even our place of worship was no longer accessible. This experience has drained us all. Healthcare workers and essential workers are overwhelmed without adequate protective equipment. To date, there have been 118,000 deaths. This event has been an unprecedented time for all of us. People are afraid and worried about their health and the health of your loved ones. Their financial situation has ...

A study in Matthew 9:9-13. God extends his reach to all.