Hi Family! I am here to inform you that I believe the Lord has told me that we are NOT to re-open the church in September.  I have been seeking Him regarding this matter during this month, and on Saturday morning, I believe He finally spoke to me saying, “Strengthen the things that remain! Although I knew this was a Scripture, I did not know where it was found. When I looked it up, it stated in Revelations 3:2, “Wake up, and strengthen what remains…for I have NOT found your works complete…” (ESV) I believe the Lord is telling us that we are to use this season to repair and strengthen our ..read more

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On Sunday, June 7th 2020, Bishop Brian Greene gave a blessing over the city of Cambridge at “The Movement Continues” protest organized by the Obama Foundation and the City of Cambridge. http://ptspice.org/wp-content/uploads/2020/06/BishopsBlessing.mp4 The post Bishop Greene Blesses the City appeared first on Pentecostal Tabernacle ..read more

On Thursday, June 4th, the Cambridge Black Pastors Alliance stood on the steps of City Hall and called for collective action! Read the contents of their letter below. WE CRY OUT “We the People of the United States, in Order to form a more perfect Union, establish Justice, insure domestic Tranquility, provide for the common defense, promote the general Welfare, and secure the Blessings of Liberty to ourselves and our Posterity, do ordain and establish this Constitution for the United States of America.” The preamble of the Constitution states its goals are to create laws ensuring justice, peace ..read more

What is lament? Lament is a liturgical response to the reality of suffering and engages God in the context of pain and trouble. The hope of lament is that God would respond to human suffering. (Prophetic Lament by Soon-Chan Rah) On Tuesday, June 2nd, we poured our hearts to the Lord concerning the racial injustice against black people. We prayed alongside Dr. Irvin Scott, Deborah Odunze and Edozie Umunna. Click here to view the service. You can do more than pray AFTER you have prayed but you cannot do more than pray UNTIL you have prayed. – S.D. Gordon DEBORAH ODUNZE My name is Deborah Ngozi O ..read more

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The Worship and Arts Department of Pentecostal Tabernacle encourages you to include praise and worship music in your daily routine. With this in mind, we created “Pause for Praise” to give you some fresh, new music that you may not hear on a Sunday morning to strengthen your spiritual life and bring variety and joy to your daily routine. What We’re Listening To: “Mvini (We Will Rest)” by We Will Worship Why We Love It: As we enter 2019, we are grateful for the gift of entering the rest of our Lord Jesus, the theme of PT in this new year. This new song from South Africa’s We Will Worship is a ..read more

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