Chesapeake Conference

Editorial by Jerry Lutz

What Jesus did to prepare His disciples for the outpouring of the Holy Spirit on the day of Pentecost is what He wants to do for us. He took a confused, disorganized band of followers, molded them into a unified movement and commissioned them to spread the Good News to the ends of the earth.

How did He do this? The answer is clearly stated in the opening chapter of the Book of Acts. Luke tells us that He first wanted them to fully understand that He was the leader of the movement: “Giving instructions through the Holy Spirit … He presented Himself alive to them by many convincing proofs” (Acts 1:2–3, NSRV).

Story by Kwabena Opoku Boakye, Washington Ghanaian Church Member

The Washington Ghanaian church in Columbia, Md., recently hosted a free bicycle giveaway for approximately 100 community children and their families. The initiative aimed to promote physical activity among children, while providing a practical mode of transportation to support their daily needs.

Join us April 2 at noon for a time of prayer and praise—with a special emphasis on acceptance, peace and healing in our lives and the world. We’ll also hear from Chesapeake Conference leaders on how God is using Pentecost 2025 to bless their territory. Bring your prayer requests so we can pray over them together. 

Attend via Zoom
https://zoom.us/j/97473847249?pwd=8jYEbIk9ilv7FD7l08Z8zENGSfiaof.1
Meeting ID: 974 7384 7249
Passcode: 294005

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Story by Evan Knott

Church members from the Baltimore area recently gathered at the Baltimore White Marsh church to learn more about Reach Baltimore 2025, a collaborative evangelism project between Chesapeake Conference, Allegheny East Conference (AEC) and It Is Written, with additional support from the Columbia Union Conference and the North American Division (NAD).

Editorial by Jerry Lutz