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Impact for God

Sundays from 10 – 10:30am
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Dr. Harold L. Bare, Sr. is a former social worker/counselor and college lecturer. While serving Covenant Church since 1981, he has authored several books, including A Month of Sundays, They Call Me Pentecostal, Hell is War, and numerous articles. Pastor Bare completed his Ph.D. at the University of Virginia and is married to Dr. Laila Bare. Concurrently Laila earned her Ed.D. from Virginia Tech and is a sought after public speaker. They have three children, Danny, Dana, and Joshua, and seven grandchildren.

Sunday, February 16, 201402/16/2014

Book of Romans, Wayne Wozniak

Pastor Bare takes us through an overview of the book of Romans.  Pastor Bare is also joined by Wayne Wozniak…

Sunday, February 9, 201402/09/2014

Danny Bare

Danny Bare joins his father Pastor Bare to talk about growing up as a preacher’s son.

Sunday, February 2, 201402/02/2014

Book of Acts and Jim Cox

Pastor Bare gives an overview of the Book of Acts and Jim Cox, attorney with Michie Hammlett, joins Pastor Bare…

Sunday, January 26, 201401/26/2014

Pastor Ellis and Michael Guthrie

Pastor Bare is joined by Pastor Lindsay Ellis and Michael Guthrie in this hour long special.

Sunday, January 19, 201401/19/2014

Ray Klein and the Book of Luke

Pastor Bare is joined by Ray Klein, Director of Love INC, to talk about his walk with the Lord.  Pastor…

Sunday, January 12, 201401/12/2014

Pastor Alvin Edwards

Pastor Bare is joined by Pastor Alvin Edwards to talk about his 32 years as a pastor.

Sunday, January 5, 201401/05/2014

Book of Matthew

Pastor Bare takes us through a study of the book of Matthew.  Pastor Bare is also joined by Dr. Carr…

Sunday, December 29, 201312/29/2013

Howard Booker

Pastor Bare talks about the birth of Jesus.  He is also joined by Howard Booker to give financial advice.

Sunday, December 22, 201312/22/2013

The Christmas Message

Pastor Bare talks about the Christmas message, Duck Dynasty, and our military.

Sunday, December 15, 201312/15/2013

Dr. Alvin Edwards

Pastor Bare talks about the last books of the Old Testament.  Dr. Alvin Edwards joins Pastor Bare to talk about…

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