Recent GNL Events

We would like to share with you some events that the Greater New Light Family were honored to host.

HAPPY ANNIVERSARY

Throughout 2010 we have celebrated our 40th Anniversary.  The actual Anniversary was made special with Dr. Gregory Sutton, pastor of the Jackson Memorial Baptist Church.

Mass Choir Concert

 What a time!  What a time!  What a time!

The Virginia State University Gospel Chorale

Strong in number, bold in faith and not ashamed to praise the Lord.  Amazing!

The Holy Land Experience

July 7th thru the 10th we went, as a church, to Orlando, Florida and enjoyed the Holy Land Experience.  It was better than anyone could have imagined. 

King Tut + Greater New Light +  The Atlanta Civic Center = A very nice outing  

He said He'd make us "fishers" of men and woman.

Spring Revival

Rev. Frank Brown, Pastor

Mount Olive Missionary Baptist Church (Barge Road)

Rev. Eric V. Thomas, Pastor Saint Peter Missionary Baptist Church

Celebrating the Unsung Heroes in the Community

Elisabeth Omilami

This well-noted, actress and activist who serves as the CEO of Hosea Feed the Hungry and the Homeless has labored for many years to care for those often forgotten and underserved.  We applauded your work and say "well done" as we look to build on our partnership.

Men's Day

 This year's Men's Day Celebration was truly a blessing that brought our fellowship together if so many different ways.  The various events leading up to the Celebration were enjoyed by all and the Day was highlighted by our speaker, radio host and civic activist, Derrick Boazman.

The Church Picnic was a success that allowed young and old to gather, fellowship and relax. 

Church Anniversary

We are truly grateful for how our Mayor, the Honorable Kasim Reed, blessed our fellowship with a Word of hope, challenge and encouragement during our 41st Church Anniversary Celebration.

 Women's Day

The Women of Greater New Light boldly celebrate their faith.  The unity was comforting, the music was uplifting, the praise was heavenworthy, and the Word still has power to change lives as evidenced through the Rev. Adrienne Johnson.