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| Our pastor, Greg Surratt |
This is our band this at Seacoast. There will be 8+ Christmas services and tickets are recommended to assure a seat due to our membership of 15,000 with 10,000-12,000 in attendance each weekend.
100,000 Gifts is the theme of our services this month. This morning's teaching on Kindness was awesome. Visit www.100kgifts.com. for a list of 101 "random acts of kindness" you can bestow on total strangers this Christmas season. This photo falls short of showing the beauty of the platform with dozens of suspended lighted candles gently swaying.
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| Isle of Palms sculpture |
We attended our Seacoast's Christmas concert and the musical talent among our church is awesome!!! It's amazing that so many of our membership have been so abundantly with the gift of music.
There have been several other Christmas concerts that we've enjoyed. The Charleston Men's Chorus presented a superb afternoon of majestic Christmas music.
The photo is of poor quality but the poinsettias blazing in the forefront of tuxedo-clad men was pleasing to the eye!
One Sunday a month, King Street, a main drag, downtown Charleston, closes to vehicular traffic and restaurants put tables in the street for diners. The day was delightful for strolling the streets without the hassle of cars, and enjoying this old city.
There have been several other Christmas concerts that we've enjoyed. The Charleston Men's Chorus presented a superb afternoon of majestic Christmas music.
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| Co-eds enjoying a warm December day in Marion Square |
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| Mr. and Mrs. Claus in Marion Square |
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| Enjoying an afternoon on King Street |
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Sunset from Isle of Palms following their Christmas Festival
We wish for each of you who have given us joy through your friendship, a season filled with magic at this most holy time of year. May Christ's love and light shine upon you as we celebrate the anniversary of His birth.
Bill and Laura Wild Dunes/IOP, SC |
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