James Washington

Aberdeen Bible Church, located in Aberdeen, MD, is a multicultural church that upholds the Bible as the ultimate word of God. Committed to spreading the teachings of Jesus, the church has various ministries, including programs for seniors, prisoners, and children through its Inner County Outreach mission. The church's core values of "Unity, Strength, Integrity" guide its actions and outreach efforts, aiming to make a positive impact within the community and beyond. Generated from their available business information

Highway Holiness Church in Aberdeen, MD is a modest church located on a quiet neighborhood street and a member of the Penetecostal Association of the World. They focus on the belief in being born again in the name of Jesus through water baptism and repentance. This church sponsors local and international mission projects and offers ministries for both men and women. Visitors can expect a welcoming community with a strong emphasis on spiritual growth and outreach. Generated from their available business information

Aberdeen Church of Christ believes that the Bible is the inspired word of God and provides direct instruction for His Church, including its leadership. Christ is the Head of the Church ( Eph. 1: 22-23 ), and He has all authority in Heaven and on earth ( Matt. 28: 18 ). Yet, God in his wisdom recognized the need for leadership among His people to carry out his purposes on earth ( I Tim. 3: 1-13 ). These leaders are: Elders: Luke tells us that Paul and Barnabas "appointed elders in every Church" ( Acts 14: 23 ). The elders were also known as bishops, overseers, pastors and shepherds, which provide some indication of the different aspects of the work of the one office. In essence, they are in charge of the spiritual welfare of the local congregation. Their qualifications are found in I Tim. 3: 1-7 and Titus 1: 6-9. Deacons: The appointment of the first deacons can be found in Acts 6, and from the first 6 verses of that chapter, we see that the work of these men was to look after the temporal welfare of the local congregation, under the elders. Their qualifications can be found in I Tim. 3: 8-13.