Trust in the Lord with all thine heart; and lean not unto thine own understanding. In all thy ways acknowledge him, and he shall direct thy paths.
(Proverbs 3:5-6 KJV)
YAM Leadership:
Nandy Jean-Baptiste
Jenny Johnson
Julian Johnson
Tiffany Lattimer
Veora Layton
Danielle Pulliam
Kenneth Stepney, Jr.
Danielle Tucker
Crystyn Wright
The Young Adult Ministry strives to positively impact the lives of-18 to 35-year-olds in the church through Bible study, prayer, and by being a support network of peers both within the church and among other young adult ministries in the area. In doing this, the ministry of Grace Baptist Church is strengthened and prepared to address contemporary issues, fortifying its legacy as a place of spiritual healing, social justice, and community development.
As Grace continues to grow, let
us not forget to imprint in the pages of history what young adults at Grace look like at this point in time. We look forward to your participation in the Young Adult Ministry at Grace Baptist Church.
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YAM Monthly Meetings Every third Sunday of the month at 1:30pm unless noted otherwise.
YAM Marching by Faith We’ll be Marching by
Faith seven times seven asking God to do His in the vision of the Cathedral. (Joshua 6:20)
FINAL PRAYER WALK:
Saturday, July 12th at 6:00AM*
All members of Grace are invited to participate! We will fast from Friday at 7:00PM to Saturday until the walk is over. We will begin our fellowship at 6:00AM and starting walking at 6:15AM sharp.
YAM Bar-B-Q! July 12th at 1:00PM to 6:00PM
Reverend and Minister Steele’s House
We invite all young adults ages 18 to 35 to attend. To RSVP, for directions and/or more information please send an email to yam_gbc@yahoo.com
July 23-27 Young Adult Convocation
Wednesday and Thursday: Revival Nights at 7pm
All are welcome to attend Revival Nights sponsored by the Young Adult Ministry
Friday:Thank God Its Friday Talent Showcase
The program will begin at 6:00pm with the Joy Hour Reception and 7:00pm for the Talent Showcase. If you are a singer, poet, musician, dancers, etc and interest in sharing your gifts at the showcase, please contact Julian Johnson at (914) 664-2674 or yam@gracebapt.org to sign up for July 19th rehearsal at 1:00pm. Saturday: YAM Breakfast, Workshops and Day of Service at 8:30am
For more information email yam@gracebapt.org, l or call Danielle Pulliam at (917) 449-9125 Sunday Worship: 7:30am, 9:30am and 11:30am
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Act Your Wage!
Biblical Reference: Proverbs 21:5, Proverbs 13:7, Matthew 6:24
Primer: Commercial [Woman] I just cannot get these numbers to add up. [Man] It’s like we’re never going to get out of this hole. [Woman] Does credit card debt ever end?
So the question today is how do the really wealthy people think when it comes to money? What are their spending habits? Do they have a budget? How do the really well off people think? What are their thoughts on money?
Researcher have canvassed expensive neighborhoods and found people with a lot of stuff, but most of them don’t have a lot of money. They’ve got the home, the car, the toys, the look, and the debt, but not the money. These people are often pretenders. They are pretending to live a lifestyle they can not afford.
In more middle-classed homes, researchers they found what they call the millionaire next door. The average looking person, who did some very unusual stuff in today’s world. They lived on what they made. They oftentimes bought used cars. They rarely spent more than $50.00 for a watch. They stayed in the same home for years and years and years, and they simply invested.