Great Day Ministry

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“Great Day” Sunday 08/02/2026*

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“Great Day” Saturday 08/01/2026*

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Great Day” Friday 07/31/2026*

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“Great Day” Thursday 07/30/2026*

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“Great Day” Wednesday 07/29/2026*

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 “Great Day” Tuesday 07/28/2026

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“Great Day” Monday 07/27/2026*

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“Great Day” Tuesday 03/03/2026* Sandy Patty-Star Spangled Banner

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“Great Day Presents” Week of 08/02/2026

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The Chapel Quotes

“What do you think people think about when they hear your name? Whether you are a name or no-name, God sees you. Are you living a life such that your name is worth mentioning? God is our Lord, our chain-breaker, our great healer, and above all, our redeemer. Make a name for yourself by making Christ’s name known. Be a useful brother, be a dependable servant. Be a fellow prisoner for someone right now who is in the depths, who is behind bars who is chained to something else. We are called to go to different naitions and we need more people who see their neighborhoods and their workplaces as their missionary field. Being note-worthy isn’t about living someone else’s story it’s about faithfully living the one that God has designed for you.

To access complete messages from The Chapel, click http://www.thechapel.net to go to The Chapel website.

“Christian Stylings In Ivory” by composer-musician Don Krueger

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Devotion 08/02/2026

Our Devotion, “A Lesson in Faith” is by Nicole E. Dynes, a professional writing major at Taylor University and a book reviewer for Christian Book Previews and Church Libraries.

Have you ever done something amazing when you were by yourself, but failed to duplicate it a second time for your friends? I have. One time, while ice skating with a group of friends, I tried spinning in a small circle, surprising myself when I didn’t smack my face into the ice.  When I tried to show my friends, I didn’t take one step before having to grab onto the wall. It was embarrassing when they wouldn’t believe me. They wanted me to try again, but when nothing happened, they found it hard to believe I had done it in the first place.

Believing what we have not seen is called faith. Not only do we need to have faith in God, but we also need to have faith in each other, encouraging “one another daily, as long as it is called Today” (Hebrews 3:13). So the next time someone wants to show you something and it doesn’t work, don’t count them out. Take it as a little lesson in faith.

PRAYER: Lord, open my eyes to the opportunities You provide each day to encourage my brothers and sisters in Christ and learn more about faith.

 Book Review 07/29/2026

This Book Review is by Olivia Lauritzen, a professional writing major at Taylor University.

Controversy of the Ages: Why Christians Should Not Divide over the Age of the Earth 
By Theodore J. Cabal with Peter J. Rasor II 
Weaver Book Company, PB, 256 pages

Theodore Cabal tackles one of the largest issues facing Christians today – the age of the Earth – in one of the best possible ways. Drawing from his years as an educator, he presents readers with all sides of the debate, from the history of each faction up to the present-day supporters of theories that range from a “young Earth” to a “literal multi-millennial Earth” to a “yet evolving Earth.”  He reviews websites and books and speeches and even sermons, sharing opinions, insights, and research. He shows no particular bias as he reveals these theories to his readers.  However, after all the facts and issues have been laid out, Cabal then offers his own views – not trying to shape his reader’s beliefs, but rather to give insight as to why he believes what he believes. From the depth of his research, the logic of his thesis, and the sincerity of his presentation, he merits the time it takes to ponder deeply his rationale and conclusions.  For those readers familiar with the writing of Ken Hamm and other creationists, this book offers additional considerations and views regarding the forming of the Earth and its age.

Review used by permission of Evangelical Church Library Association (ECLA)

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Local Church Directory

Aboite Area Churches – send us a name and a short description / overview of your church and have it posted here. Also include a web address if available.
Email: info@aboiteindependent.com

Aboite Missionary Church
7222 West Jefferson Blvd. Services begin at 10:00 a.m. Please call 432-1111 if you have any questions.

(The) Chapel
 (www.thechapel.net)
2505 West Hamilton Road (corner of West Hamilton and Aboite Roads). Service times are: 8:30, 9:45 and 11:00 am.

Dunfee Missionary Church (www.dunfeemc.org)
Located on West County Line Road north of Rte. 14. The purpose of Dunfee Missionary Church is to glorify God by leading people to salvation in Christ alone; Worshiping God;Instructing seekers in the Word of God; Serving others; and Evangelizing our world.
Find out more information at their website.

Sonrise Church (www.sonriseumc.org)
10125 W. Illinois Rd., Fort Wayne, IN 46804.
Phone: 260-431-4673  Fax: 260-431-4678.
Email: info@sonriseumc.org

Southwest Lutheran Church (www.southwestlutheran.org)
A Caring Community Connecting the World to the Living Christ.
Services held Sunday’s at 9:30 at Summit Middle School at Homestead and Aboite Center. Childcare provided. See more information at their website.

Trinity Episcopal Church (www.trinityfw.org)
611 West Berry Street, Fort Wayne, IN 46802.
Phone: 260-423-1693
See us on the web at trinityfw.org