A Whale of a Tale This Sunday at ABC

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unnamedIn the book of Jonah, there are 4 verses about the fish.

There are 18 verses with the name Jonah in them.

But there are 38 verses about God!

Come this Sunday at 9am to Avalon Beach Church and hear about the beautiful mercies of an amazing God.

Bring your beach chair, a heart ready to worship Jesus in the most terrific sanctuary of all and the whole family.

Sunday – 9am – 30th Street beach – Avalon, NJ

HEADS UP FOR THIS WEEK:  There is a race in Avalon tomorrow morning, so the beach street will be blocked off.  It may take more time to get to 30th Street than usual.

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Published by Rich Stevenson

Rich is the Executive Director of The Malachi Network (www.malachinetwork.org), a ministry focused on making the name of the LORD great among the nations. This network serves young leaders in missions and church planting. Prior to his present ministry, Rich pastored in Southern New Jersey, planted a church in Wilmore, KY, established a network of churches, served as an adjunct professor at Asbury College and was a senior leader at The International House of Prayer in Kansas City, MO as well as The International House of Prayer in Atlanta, GA. Rich is the author of two books: Secrets of the Spiritual Life—10 Lessons from the One Thing Passages (Baker Books, 2003) A Voice from Home—The Words You Long to Hear from Your Father (WaterBrook Press, 2005) He graduated from Asbury College in 1984 with a BA degree in Philosophy of Religion and Asbury Theological Seminary in 1987 with a Master of Divinity degree. In 2010, Rich received an honorary Doctor of Divinity degree from Union Biblical Seminary in Yangon, Myanmar. Rich has been married to Tania since 1982 and they have been blessed by amazing children: Zachary and his wife Meghan, Jacob and his wife Lena, Jessica and Corrie Emma.

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