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Doran Wesleyan Church Bulletin (Sunday November 23rd, 2025)
Sunday November 23rd, 2025
Welcome to Worship!
* I Surrender All (Congregational Worship)
* Give God a Blessing - Doug Johnson
* Prayer Time - Paris Shelton
* You Are Too Happy In Your Misery - Pastor J
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Missed Last Week's Messag…
#Motivation
The Re-Charge #13: God is For Me... God Is For You
🙌 Bible Study: “God Is For Me… God Is For You” 🙌
No matter what you’re facing today — rejection, fear, or uncertainty — this powerful Bible study reminds you of one life-changing truth: God is for you! 💪✨
Join us as we dive into Scripture to di…
#GodsCalling
You Are Too Happy in Your Misery – A Message of Deliverance and Hope
Are you settling for less than God’s best? In this powerful sermon, “You Are Too Happy in Your Misery,” we dive deep into the spiritual traps that keep believers stuck, comfortable, and complacent in situations God never intended them to live in. Go…
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#SpiritualGrowth
Doran Wesleyan Church Bulletin (Sunday November 16th, 2025)
Sunday November 16th, 2025
Welcome to Worship!
* How Great Thou Art (Congregational Worship)
* Give God a Blessing - Doug Johnson
* Prayer Time - Paris Shelton
* You Are Too Happy In Your Misery - Pastor J
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Missed Last Week's Mes…
#WorshipThroughTheStorm
The Re-Charge #12: All Shook Up
Sometimes God allows our prisons to shake so our praise can break free! In this powerful Re-Charge Bible Study, we journey into Acts 16:16–34, where Paul and Silas were thrown into jail—but instead of despair, they chose to worship. Their midnight p…
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Sunday Morning Sermon: Revelation Changes Your Situation
Discover how a fresh revelation from God can completely transform your situation! In this sermon, “Revelation Changes Your Situation” from Habakkuk 2:1–4, we explore how the prophet Habakkuk moved from confusion to clarity, from waiting to worship, …
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A Journey of Revival at Doran Wesleyan Church’s “Old‐Fashioned Camp Meeting”
There is something deeply stirring about stepping away from the usual rhythm of everyday life and into an experience intentionally set apart for renewal — for encounter — for transformation. That’s precisely what the “Old-Fashioned Camp Meeting” at …
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