Mount Moriah | This Month

This Month

THE ATTEMPTED COUP | Jesus had harsh words for religious leaders who “neglected the more important matters of the law—justice, mercy, and faithfulness” (Matthew 23:23). Coming to terms with an attempted coup and putting in place changes to prevent such actions in the future is important. Read More.

PODCAST - The January 6th Committee Revelations You Might Have Missed. Just Security’s Ryan Goodman on the “sleeper” stories from Thursday night

Ministry Spotlight

TORNADO RELIEF | Founded in 1890, Mount Moriah is one of the oldest churches in Pembroke. The severe weather and tornado impacted several of our families.

Further, Mount Moriah is raising supplies, donations and other resources to support the Pembroke Community. To give, simply text "blessed" to 912.225.6531 now.

CONTACT | Jushara Coples, Outreach Ministry Director at 912.429.0970 or jusharacoples@gmail.com.

More Resources

PRAYER WORKS | Spend time each day reading and reflecting on God. Mount Moriah uses Our Daily Bread, a daily online and printed devotional.

Join our weekly Early Morning Devotional at 6:30 am by dialing 712.775.7200 and code 1065315#.

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For the Culture

BLACK LIVES MATTER | The deaths of Amhaud Arbery, Breona Taylor, and George Floyd has captured the world's attention to the plight of Black people and the criminal justice system. Although this fight has long been a part of the ethos of Sweet Magnolia; together we are seeking to faithfully respond to the challenges of the day.

Above. Pastor Francys Johnson leads a demonstration after a long march through Brunswick at the beginning of the crusade for justice for Ahmaud Arbery with the family and others. Learn More about M4BL.

Our Health and Wellness

AWARENESS | Mount Moriah is committed to empowering the community to achieve and maintain health and wellness.

As the faith community, we have a special responsibility to care for our fellow congregants and communities. When we are prepared, we are in a better position to help others. We have a special responsibility to get the facts and restate them accurately, and to check in frequently with our fellow congregants. Learn More about High Blood Pressure. COVID Information.