Lubbock Adventist News

Dear Church Family, With excitement and anticipation I write my first letter to my new church family. It will probably be a bit longer than normal because I would like to begin by introducing myself and my family, in addition to some of what is happening in April. I...

Dear Church Friends, Pastor Earl Robertson has accepted a new assignment which has led to a very intense and active search for the Texico Conference to find the right Pastor for the Lubbock Congregation. In the meantime, for the next few months, I will serve as your...

Dear Church Family and Friends, It is usually during the Holiday season when nostalgia takes center stage and we reminisce about past Christmases around the fireplace at Grandpa’s house. And no doubt about it they were terrific times as we sang carols, sipped Hot...

Dear Church Family and Friends, With pumpkins in season November comes with the promise of cooler temperatures. Along with good weather we look forward to the joys of worship and fellowship together each Sabbath. Saturday, November 5, will be Veterans Sabbath wherein...

Dear Church Family & Friends, The Lubbock Church has been moving forward despite challenges. Nine years ago we faced the challenge of buying our present church – which when originally taken into consideration – the thought of “not a chance” seemingly prevailed....

Dear Church Family and Friends, October, the golden month of autumn leaves, is upon us and so from the Lubbock pulpit we look for the gold of God's Word to be revealed to us. Sabbath, October 1, is both Baptismal Sabbath and Prophecy Sabbath. Thus Dell Miller and...

Dear Church Family and Friends, As we turn the pages of time, September comes upon us with all the potential of brushing aside the heat wave. In its place we hope for cooler temperatures with heart warming worship and fellowship here at church. Prophecy Sabbath comes...

Dear Church Family and Friends, August is the month of beginnings – for instance, more babies are born in August than any other month. Here’s a few, Frances Scott Key, Annie Oakley and Orville Wright. Then just consider where would we be without The Star Spangled...

Dear Family in Jesus, How wonderful it is that we can look forward to the “Good ole Days” which will be ours in Heaven one day while at the same time we can rejoice in Christian fellowship now. As a boy, July 4th meant picnic, ballgames and excitement about the land...