Carrier to speak at Christ’s Church Sept. 12 anniversary service

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to speak at Christ's Church

Sept. 12 anniversary service

Christ's Church at Whitewater will welcome back its founding pastor,

Paul Carrier, for its 21st anniversary Sunday services on Sept. 12. Carrier

will preach both services at 9:30 and 11 a.m.

Carrier led the congregation for 18 years until his retirement from full-time

ministry in August, 2001.

When Carrier began his ministry at Christ's Church which was then Kenwood

Christian Church, the congregation of only 60 members was meeting in Tri-City

Realty's sign shop. He helped oversee the church's growth from

its former worship facilities on Highway 279 to its current worship center

in south Fayetteville.

Carrier says he is excited about preaching at Christ's Church on Anniversary

Sunday.

"I helped birth the church and raised her until she was 18 years old - ready

to be 'on her own,'" Carried said. "It has been a joy

to watch her finding her sense of identity and sensing her future under younger

leadership. It will be like a family reunion for me to go back and express

mutual love and speak a word from God into their present situation."

Kenny White became the senior minister of Christ's Church in March,

2002. White says he is thrilled to have Carrier as guest preacher on Anniversary

Sunday.

"I admire and respect Paul Carrier, especially for what he accomplished

in his ministry of 18 years," White said. "He and his wife, Donna,

have been very supportive of my wife, Cindy, and me as we have begun our

ministry."

Carrier adds that since his retirement from full-time ministry, he has committed

himself to "helping small and struggling churches find stability and

new direction." Carrier says, "You cannot really retire from ministry

-- only downsize a bit."

He ministered at First Christian Church of Bremen, a 60-member church, until

April of this year. During that time, he says, the church stabilized, reorganized

for more effective ministry, and rethought their philosophy of ministry.

Carrier and his wife, Donna, currently minister at Brooks Christian Church.

For more information on the ministry at Christ's Church, visit the

Web site at www.christschurchww.org, or contact the church office, 770-461-1487.

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