HELPFUL RESOURCES Good news – you do not necessarily need an attorney to prepare either of these documents for you – you can do it yourself. However, you should talk to an attorney and financial person and health care person to be sure you understand the implications of the decisions you make. If you decide to do this yourself, be sure to consult the statutes of the state where you…
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If you would like for your name to be added to the Prayer Request list, please click the “Read More” link and complete the form at the bottom of the page. (more…)
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BBCC Testimonies We all have our reasons for supporting the BBCC. We are asking members to share their stories so that we can capture this moment in our history. They will tell of the inspirations, frustrations, concerns and motivations that drove them to take action and become involved in the campaign. We thank all who will join with us in this endeavor. It will help us keep our church fellowship…
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Day: Sunday Time: 8:45 am – 9:45 am Leader: Selected Christian Educators Location: Bulletin board outside church office has locations Details: Structured Bible Study
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Dr. Roosevelt Johnson office@nsbcdc.org (202) 829-2773 Mrs. Barbara Johnson office@nsbcdc.org (202) 829-2773 The Counseling Ministry (The Healing Partnership) hours are Tuesdays and Thursdays, 3:30 PM – 7:30 PM and Saturdays from 10:30 AM – 4:30 PM. Children, Adolescents, Adults and Families by appointment only.
Read MoreDear Church Family, We are thankful for the mission God has given us in Trelawny, Jamaica, since 2003. As you know, our short-term missionaries have been serving there in educational, youth and medical missions. This year, we will continue that work as well as advance our next trip to St. Thomas, Jamaica. With your prayers and support, one of our youth minister partners, Rev. Vanya Grant, has not only completed…
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Dr. Mamie Montague MMontague3@aol.com (202) 829-2773 Sister Evelyn Sellers 2goneson@msn.com (202) 829-2773 The health ministry at Nineteenth Street enthusiastically embraces the key role that churches can play in health promotion and disease prevention in the faith-based and wider community. The church is an ideal setting to establish preventive health care programs because of its capability to provide services focused on the functional needs of people.
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