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march, 1994
Our Church Was Open
In February of 1994, a train steamed into Flagstaff past the Santa Fe depot and dropped off the Glad Tidings chapel car at a siding by the lumber mill just west of town. Arizona Baptist missionary W.A. Vanderhoof began services in the car that continued in that location until the end of the year. The Coconino Sun reported that: “In spite of a bad location, the audiences have been growing at the chapel car. Sunday’s services were well attended and enthusiastic.”
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march, 2020
Dedicates Worship Assistants
Through the years, music and Christian education have been priorities for the church. The first choirmaster was Brother Doc Westbrook followed by Brother Joe Nathan Justice. The first pianist was Brother Ezekiel Claxton followed by Sister Isabella Westbrook. The early leaders of the Sunday school were Brother Joe Alexander and Brother E. L. Gray who served as the first superintendents. Mrs. Levina Jones who at age 13 began playing the piano for Fullview Missionary Baptist Church. Mrs. Jones retired after more than forty years service as pianist.
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march, 2020
A New Era of Church Leadership
Pastor Peggs told the congregation about a revelation from God, one he believed would serve as a guide for the church in its service to the Bartlett community. Pastor Peggs had three priorities for the church. First was to build a family life center where members of all ages could learn about the Gospel and enjoy church events and recreation. The building opened in August of 2010.
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march, 2020
More Prayer, More Teaching
Through Pastor Peggs’ leadership, Fullview soared to greater heights with more than 20 ministries for people of all ages. Weekly Prayer meetings and Bible classes helped members to learn about the Gospel and to apply what they learned by having a personal relationship with Jesus Christ.
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march, 2020
Our Present Sanctuary
Two years after that historic moment, another one of Pastor Peggs’ priorities came to fruition. Our beautiful and spacious temple to God was dedicated on July 4, 2019. We are thankful to the pioneer men and women, some who were born into slavery that had the courage to look beyond their conditions and soar to greater heights. For this—we are Fullview Missionary Baptist Church—A church in the heart of the community with the community at heart—bringing Christ to men and men to Christ with a Fullview.
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06:00amSERMON THEME
Grace Grace
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Duane MayTIME
07:00amSERMON THEME
Stay the Path
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Joshua FergusonTIME
08:00amSERMON THEME
Look It In The Eye And Step Into It
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Philip KellyTIME
09:00amSERMON THEME
10 Things I've Learned About Worship Leading
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Alvin GutierrezTIME
10:00amSERMON THEME
The Impact of An Encounter
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Alex MendozaTIME
04:00pmSERMON THEME
Stay the Path
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Duane MayTIME
05:00pmSERMON THEME
Look It In The Eye And Step Into It
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Joshua FergusonTIME
06:00pmSERMON THEME
10 Things I've Learned About Worship Leading
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Duane MayTestimonials
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