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Hi! Welcome from the staff and congregation of First Assembly of God in Mountain Home, Arkansas.
Pastor Mike & Cathy Howell Mountain Home is nestled in the heart of the Ozark Mountains in north central Arkansas. The city is a growing commercial and health care center for the region but it still retains a wonderful small town atmosphere. The scenic beauty of the mountains, two lakes, and a great trout fishing river give the Mountain Home area a special quality that many of us have fallen in love with. First Assembly is a vibrant, growing fellowship committed to taking the message of Christ's love to our generation. You will find that our people are warm and friendly and that the worship services are a lively mix of contemporary worship and solid ministry of the Word. Unabashedly Pentecostal, the worship services are built around the joy of the Lord and a deep sense of the presence of the Holy Spirit. From the nursery to the Prime timers every ministry of the church is designed to reach, teach, and serve in His love. Please consider this greeting an invitation to visit First Assembly. |
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Convoy of Hope came to the Ozarks April 12, 2008
Visit the website: convoyofhopeoftheozarks.com
Talena Johnson with choir
Did you know that all of the scenery pictures on our web site are shot in the beautiful Ozark mountains? We invite you to come and visit this lovely area and while you are here, we would love to make you welcome at First Assembly in Mountain Home.
What's Happening?
On the horizon...
Graduation Honor Service will be May 18th.
We will serve breakfast to Graduates and their families
before Sunday School. During the morning service
we will have special recognition of the graduates.
NOTE - For additional information on these events please click on the 'Upcoming Events' page of the website to be taken to our calendar page where you can get additional details and driving directions.
Today's Word
The trucks are gone, the tents are down, and once again, the old WalMart parking lot looks the same. No more meetings, no more worries about the weather, no more of the hundreds of details needed to make it all come together. April the 12th has come and gone. Like the lyrics from the song in Fiddler on the Roof: “Sunrise, sunset; sunrise, sunset; swiftly go the days,” we knew that it would soon be over. Let’s reflect on what is left.
Most of all, Hope is left. Hope that the body of Christ will continue to love each other and work together as one for the kingdom of God, tearing down denominational ‘walls’ that have separated us for too long. Hope that our community has seen evidence, real evidence, that God’s love can indeed be ‘shed abroad in our hearts by the Holy Ghost’. And, most importantly, that lives and families will have been impacted for the Kingdom by a few people who gave April the 12th to the Lord. May His name forever be praised.