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Rev. Aaron Long: Empowered for the Mission
Faith and Fellowship by Rev. Aaron Long
Faith Alive Gospel Event to Benefit The Workshop of Davidson County
The event will be held at Pilgrim Reformed Church, located at 797 Pilgrim Church Road, beginning at 3 p.m. and continuing rain or shine on May 23rd.
Rev Aaron Long: Right Believing, right living
Weekly Faith and Fellowship with Pastor Aaron Long.
Faith and Fellowship by Rev. Aaron Long
Faith and Fellowship with Rev. Aaron Long.
Rev. Aaron Long: Conversion
Faith and Fellowship with Pastor Aaron Long
Rev. Aaron Long: Life is a Journey
Faith and Fellowship with Rev. Aaron Long of Paul’s Chapel Church
Faith Column by Rev. Aaron Long: What is True, what is not
Faith and Fellowship with our friend Rev. Aaron Long
Living Joyfully: Bethany Church of Lexington to Host Living Joyfully Women’s Retreat
The Women’s Retreat titled Living Joyfully will take place on Saturday, March 14th
Grace Episcopal Church will host the 72nd Anniversary Shrove Tuesday Pancake Supper
Grace Episcopal Church will host the 72nd Anniversary Shrove Tuesday Pancake Supper on March 4th
What about Holy Communion
You may ask, preacher, why even talk about it?
Rev. Aaron Long: Why are we here?
Why are we here? Why do we exist? What is our purpose?
What is the Gospel?
When we talk about gospel music, gospel centered preaching, sharing the gospel, what does this mean.
Rev. Aaron Long: Evangelize, Educate, Empower
In his latest column, Rev. Aaron Long reflects on the challenges facing today’s Church, noting both cultural pressures and internal shifts that he believes have weakened Christian commitment. He highlights how early Christians grew through personal evangelism, thorough instruction, and empowering members for ministry—practices he argues the modern Church must recover. Long says that returning to these first principles is essential if congregations hope to thrive and pass on the faith to future generations.
Rev. Aaron Long: A Faith That Works
This column challenges Christians to live out their faith beyond labels and politics. Drawing on James’ teaching that faith is shown through works, it calls believers to stop “playing church” and start being the church—loving God, loving others, and following the Lamb rather than political parties. True Christianity, the piece argues, should transform lives so visibly that issues like hunger and homelessness would diminish if believers actually practiced what they profess.
Column: He’ll be coming around the mountain
As we trust in the mountain mover, Let us remember to make sure that our highest aim isn’t just moving the mountain, but the exaltation of the mountain mover.
Grace Episcopal Shrove Tuesday Pancake Supper Celebrates 72 Years
On the evening of March 4, 2025, the Men of Grace Episcopal Church will host the 72nd Anniversary Shrove Tuesday Pancake Supper in the church undercroft located on East 5th Avenue off South Main Street in Lexington.
Faith and Fellowship: The Winning Team
We may sometimes find ourselves in our own battles, perhaps those battles are our own Spiritual battles for our Souls.