Evang. Jacqueline Bell – Instructor for Call-In LIVE Sun. School Class — Next Saturday Evening, 7:00 p.m. EST!


Superintendent Deacon Gene Claxton
and the International Christian
Education Auxiliary (ICEA)
Staff invite
you to Saturday Night Sunday school!

woman writing on a notebook beside teacup and tablet computer

ICEA Will Host Ongoing Saturday
(Sunday School) Classes and Teaching
by Online Phone Conference!

The call-in phone number is:

+1 605-475-4120

The following is the access code:

6902797

Upcoming phone conference date will be:

July 14 @ 7:00 p.m. (E.S.T)

– Lesson –

“The Widow and the Unjust Judge”

Lesson: Luke 18:1-8
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JOIN IN WITH CALLERS FROM AROUND
THE COUNTRY AND THE U.K.

Just call in and listen to qualified instructors
teach lessons on a weekly basis.

The lessons will be based on the quarterly
International Sunday School curriculum.
Please set your clock to alarm every
Saturday at 6:50 p.m. (E.S.T.)
Do it now!

Call in to hear a brief
introduction and a great lesson!

Every Saturday evening the class phone conference and informative teaching will take place for the following Sunday lesson. These classes are designed for the shut in, those overseas, and those who can’t make Sunday school, as well as students and teachers who would like more insight on upcoming lessons.

NOTE:

For the 7 p.m. call in; please check your local time zone with EST/EDT Detroit time. It’s best to Google: “Detroit time” to make sure of the current time difference in your area. When you call in your cell phone will be automatically muted.

Some cell phone providers require you pay an additional small monthly fee to access phone conference calls (i.e. – Metro PCS). Check with your local provider. You may access the class-conference calls by land-line phones, as well.

PHONE IN NOW TO SEE IF YOUR PHONE IS COMPATIBLE!

For Discussion: What Does a Meat Market in Biblical Times Look Like?


The scribes and Pharisees…love the…markets.
(Matt. 23:1-7)

A scripture this week found in the International Sunday School Curriculum speaks of the “market” or marketplace. The Bible markets were filled with daily activities. Here are some things that were done there:

  • Religious leaders loved to gather there
  • Selling of animals, foods, and spices
  • Bartering and trading
  • People often looked for work
  • Trials and hearings were held there
  • Legal transactions were made
  • Religious and political debates occurred there

Please click on the text below to VIEW and read more about marketplaces during Bible times.

http://bibleresources.americanbible.org/resource/at-the-market

https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Marketplace

Attention: All ETA Advanced Graduates


 

south-lyon-junk-099.jpgThe International Christian Education Auxiliary (ICEA) has some wonderful news for all former ETA Advanced Grads. We are in the process of selling the gold stoles you used during your graduation. These stoles make great souvenirs. ICEA recently purchased new stoles, which are monogramed with the new initials (ICEA). We are letting the former stoles go for only $5.00 each. While they last, you may purchase one for a keep-sake. E-mail me so I can hold yours before they are all gone. I will be announcing the sale of these stoles during the National Convention. You will have a souvenir of your own to remind everyone of your participation in the ETA ceremony.

Deacon Gene M. Claxton, Sr.
ICEA Director

Email me at: gclaxton1@aol.com

Lessons from Life – #103


The way a rainbow springs out of the sky
on a rainy day—that’s what it was like. It
turned out to be the Glory of
God!
(Ezekiel 1:28 – MSG Bible)

I was really down because of something I was going through and I needed a reminder of God’s love. That night as I was so in a state of despondency. I cried out to the Lord to show me a sign of His love just for me. (Knowing in my spirit that He would.) Early the next morning, I awoke and went outside. I looked up over the side of my house and saw the most beautiful double rainbow that I have ever seen in my life!
(From a PCAF member.)

photography of rainbow during cloudy sky

God has ways of reaching us in the most difficult times!
He reveals and expresses His renewed love so that
we are continually strengthened by
those revelations and dimensions of Him.

Written by a PCAF member.
(Not the actual picture)

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(Please e-mail us at: http://www.iceaquestions@att.net if you are a member of the PCAF and would like to submit a brief, one paragraph testimony. This testimony may be read during our Saturday Night Sunday School and posted on this site. We reserved the right to edit your testimony to correct spelling and/or sentence structure. We may also find an appropriate scripture and short comment about your testimony, such as the one above.)

Lessons from Life – #102


God hates cheating in the marketplace;
    he loves it when business is aboveboard.
(Prov. 11:1 – MSG Bible)

Money.jpg

I was called to a home and completed a work for an old man today. I was very proud of myself to have finished the task. “That will be 40.00 dollars”, I said, after completing the work. He promptly reached into his wallet and handed me three crisp 20.00 dollar bills, totaling 60.00 dollars. These were the type of bills that seemed fresh from the bank…the kind that stick together. He was well into his 90s and wasn’t aware he had given me too much money. I could have easily pocketed the extra 20.00. I quickly returned the 20.00 bill to him, and said: “I may have kept this 20.00 bill one time in my life, but I am planning on seeing Jesus!”

God sees every transaction we have with others and He knows if we have been unfair in dealing with then financially. There are times when only we know our motives for estimating, charging, and figuring…and whether those motives are aboveboard. We all should practice integrity down to every single penny.

Written by a PCAF member.

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(Please e-mail us at: http://www.iceaquestions@att.net if you are a member of the PCAF and would like to submit a brief, one paragraph testimony. This testimony may be read during our Saturday Night Sunday School and posted on this site. We reserved the right to edit your testimony to correct spelling and/or sentence structure. We may also find an appropriate scripture and short comment about your testimony, such as the one above.)