It is my sincere prayer and hope what happened to Grandma's Church will cause much discussion between Clergy and Saints as to how we progress without tampering with the foundation of Jesus Christ! I personally don't have all the perfect answers as to the past versus the future as to what changes the church should make as well as not make. One thing for sure, the church can't change people if they can't see where change is Needed! This small book was written with this discussion and debate in mind! Rev. David L. Stanley, Sr. was born the fourth of five children to Mr. Charles and Mrs. Anna Stanley in Dublin, Georgia. Upon his parents moving to Macon, he attended M.M. Burdell Elementary School and is a 1973 graduate of Northeast High School. Rev. Stanley has been serving as pastor for Union Baptist church for 36 years. He has received a certificate of diploma in Old Testament studies from Moody Bible College and a B.A. degree in biblical studies from Carolina University of Theology.
It is my sincere prayer and hope what happened to Grandma's Church will cause much discussion between Clergy and Saints as to how we progress without tampering with the foundation of Jesus Christ! I personally don't have all the perfect answers as to the past versus the future as to what changes the church should make as well as not make. One thing for sure, the church can't change people if they can't see where change is Needed! This small book was written with this discussion and debate in mind! Rev. David L. Stanley, Sr. was born the fourth of five children to Mr. Charles and Mrs. Anna Stanley in Dublin, Georgia. Upon his parents moving to Macon, he attended M.M. Burdell Elementary School and is a 1973 graduate of Northeast High School. Rev. Stanley has been serving as pastor for Union Baptist church for 36 years. He has received a certificate of diploma in Old Testament studies from Moody Bible College and a B.A. degree in biblical studies from Carolina University of Theology.
