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Our Newsletter OOOOO-EEEEE!!!!! Words are not adequate to express how grateful my wife and I are for the outpouring of love our family received—and continues to receive—during our 5th Pastoral Anniversary Celebration. The Committee presented some unique plans, and I tried to convince them that they were taking on too much, but they were insistent, and down to the last detail, everything was phenomenal. The opportunity to fellowship in relaxed settings during the Showers of Love Brunch and the K-Town Experience are memories we will cherish. The video presentation is a permanent tangible expression of love. The culminating worship service was just that, a high time praising the Lord. Thank you, thank you, thank you. The January Birth Month Fashion Show brought out the inner fashionistas as our members strutted the catwalk. February and March Paint and Sing was visually a burst of color as each birth month had a specific color to dress in as we created our masterpieces and belted out songs. I kept hearing “Easter is too early this year,” and I would respond, “Resurrection Sunday can never be celebrated too early; if Christ had not risen EARLY, we would be lost.” It warmed my heart to see our children reciting their speeches. For many of us, our first public speech was at church—future preachers, teachers, politicians, industry leaders, attorneys, actors, etc. Antioch’s accomplishments go far beyond her physical walls. Not only has Sis. Tiffany Burgess distinguished herself in her acting career, she has willingly provided exceptional service at the church. When we needed an interpreter for a Spanish-speaking member who came down the aisle to join, she appeared immediately by his side to let us know that he accepted Christ as his Lord and Savior. God provides what we need through his people. As we celebrated our Pioneers at the brunch in their honor and on Sunday morning, I grew more appreciative of the service they have rendered down through the years. Led by the Holy Ghost, we are able to move forward because of the solid legacy of service our Pioneers gave and continue to give, some for more than 70 years. Let us keep serving, Antioch. Our community is better because of your unselfish contributions of time, talent, and treasure. To God be the glory, Rev. K. L. Alexander, Pastor