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EACMiramar.com
The Emmanuel Apostolic Church of Miramar Florida opened its doors in 1993 and today has approximately 500 members. It is part of a larger organization headed by Bishop Everton Thomas. Under this umbrella, there are a number of member churches. Internationally renown, the Emmanuel family also spans a number of well-experienced years and is currently moving on to higher heights and deeper depths in ministry. The Congregation at Miramar offers worship services, Bible studies, tutoring and community outreach programs to its members and the community at large. This close-knit congregation thrives on the energy and commitment of its members headed by a dynamic Pastor. Bishop Ernest McDonald answered the call to God’s unction to begin the work here at Miramar, fifteen years ago. Having very little experience in this field, the mission was forced to trust God for guidance, believing that “if God gives the vision, He will make the provision.” With faith in an Almighty God, the vision was put into action with a commitment to work for the Lord to the extent that greater ministries, congregations and sanctuaries would grow from such commitments. Emmanuel Miramar in its mission endeavors “to win the lost for Christ and restore those who have fallen from fellowship; to train believers towards spiritual maturity and equip members for reasonable service to God and their fellowmen, while promoting the Kingdom of God.” Emmanuel strives to be a place where the hurting, depressed and the confused can find love, acceptance, hope, forgiveness and encouragement. In moving forward ever and looking backwards never, Emmanuel will continue to seek opportunities to change lives and with the help of the Lord, undoubtedly experience greater manifestations of His glory.
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