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Struggle for the Throne

April 26, 2011

Struggle for the Throne

On Saturday April 16th, Central New Annan Baptist Church presented a drama for the public. This drama brought to life the struggle between mercy and judgement for the souls of men and women who have fallen into sin’s trap. Why do some find mercy while others suffer judgement? The answer becomes clear as Mercy and Judgement took on human form and struggled for the throne. Who will reign, Judgement or Mercy? Who will sit on the throne of your life? That’s your decision. Mercy went to the audience and asked three people to tell us what God’s mercy has done in their lives. There were 75 in attendance, many whom were unchurched. The evening ended with fellowship and a lunch.

Cast: Eden Langille, Terry Hartling, Jack Aitchison, Glenn Aitchison, Kay Aitchison, Charlie Earle, Eddie Locke, Gwen Locke, Amelia Dykens, Pastor Darryl Dykens, Anita MacKay. Missing from Photo, Virgina Wilson, Martha Wilson, Gwen Aitchison, Barb Earle, Linda Kent and Dawn Fairweather.

Submitted by Pastor Darryl Dykens

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