Anthony stated that it was an extremely tough decision. "I love my

church and congregation at Glad Tidings. Yet, after

much prayer, I feel that this is God's leading."

Anthony preached both services at Trinity

Fellowship Sunday, May 16, with an official church

business meeting following. At the business meeting, he

was unanimously elected. Anthony stated that he felt

the 100 percent unanimity was further confirmation that

this was God's will. "I'm very excited about my new

position and look forward to being part of God's plan

for Trinity," he said. His first service at Trinity will

be Father's Day, June 20.

Anthony, 31, is a graduate of Southeastern

College and has been senior pastor at Glad Tidings for the past

six years. He and his wife Julie have an infant son, Caleb.

Trinity Fellowship is at the intersection of Ga.

highways 34 and 54 just west of the Peachtree City city limits.

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