New Season Corporate Prayer, January 23, 2012
by Monique Funnié
On Monday, January 23, the ALCF church family came together for corporate prayer. The atmosphere was electrifying! As we eagerly participated in the prayers and worship, and responded to the Scriptures that were declared over us, the Lord’s sweet presence enveloped us and ushered in a time of healing and refreshing.
Feel free to share what God is speaking to your heart about His call on your life in our New Season at ALCF. Here’s a recap of the evening.
ALCF corporate prayer gathering (photo: Henry Sun)
Greetings ALCF Family!
I am so excited to finally join the ALCF family!
During the first quarter of our New Season, I would love to meet with as many of the leaders, staff, volunteers, and members as possible. We’ll be doing this through several different avenues:
1) one-on-one meetings with ALCF staff members;
2) Meet and Greet with P. Hurmon and the Board of Elders open to the entire congregation on three Monday evenings (January 30, February 6, or February 13) at 7 p.m.
3) Growth Group visits;
4) ministry visits; and
5) greeting the congregation following each weekend service as time permits.
This will help me to go deep inside the heart of the ALCF family so that, in turn, the ALCF family can get deep within me.
Please feel free to take advantage of one of these avenues. I look forward to getting to meet you and hear your heart. (For more information about New Season events, please contact Christina.Alo@alcf.net or call 650.625.1500, x168.)
God bless you,
Pastor Hurmon
A New Season: Meet Our Teaching Pastor
This three-video series serves to introduce our new teaching pastor, Reverend Hurmon Hamilton.
Video 2: Philosophy (airdate: December 31, 2011–January 1, 2012)
Video 1: Background (airdate: December 24–25, 2011)
Promo Video: (airdate: December 17–18, 2011)
Get to Know Our New Teaching Pastor
REVEREND HURMON EUGENE HAMILTON, JR.
A Brief Biography
Reverend Hurmon E. Hamilton, Jr. was born in San Francisco, California and raised from the age of two in Coushatta, Louisiana as the only child of the Reverend Clarence and Mrs. Ola Batchie Berry. He graduated from Coushatta High School in 1982 and continued his education at Grambling State University (GSU). While at GSU, he became the first student body president in GSU’s history elected to the Louisiana Board of Trustees for State Colleges and Universities. Reverend Hamilton earned a bachelor’s degree from GSU in philosophy and history, and later a master of divinity degree from San Francisco Theological Seminary. Read more 
