Chosen Generation Choir/Men's Rap Session Photos!

Photos Friday Night Fellowship of Faith!  Men's Rap Session 
(Iron Men)  

May 2011 Ladies Rap Session

The ladies rap session was quite a success! We did not stop rapping until after 12 a.m.!


GET TO KNOW YOU... we started our session getting to know one another a little better.  We each shared about ourselves, what brought us to our Huber family and what we love about our church family.  The discussion was lively!  A common theme about what  drew us to Huber and what we love about our church family was how God has used our Servant, Pastor, Shepherd, P. M. Smith!  All of us shared the fact that Pastor breaks down, teaches and preaches the word in a very real and understood way, that the word of God is, truly, taught!  We also commonly love how real and caring our Pastor is.  HE KNOWS US BY NAME!  Not only does he know us by name, but he knows about us, personally.  The Lord has used our Pastor in such a tremendous way and we most surely felt that we are blessed and thankful to God that he placed us under such leadership, that we should not take it for granted the type of leader we have!


As time went on, we began to go deeper, and deeper!  We shared about what we are dealing with in our every day lives.  We laughed and yes, we cried. God was in the house, and He moved on our behalf!  Just ask one of the ladies at this month's rap session.  We went deep!


** A rap session is a time where we come together in a more relaxed setting and talk honestly, openly and practically about a topic or topics e.g. singleness, respect, friendships, sexuality, stress, dating, how to come away from bad relationships, sex, health and whatever is on the minds of our young adults.  It's an open forum.  A rap session provides the opportunity where we can talk to one another in a safe environment about everyday life situations that you would not have the opportunity to discuss on Sundays or at bible study and receive real, practical, godly advice.  You find that, indeed, you are not alone in your struggles and most assuredly, someone in the room has not only gone through what you've gone through, but can and will share how they got the victory in that particular area.  Real, upfront testimonies from individuals and encouragement for your day to day walk!  JUST ASK SOMEBODY, YOU BETTER ASK SOMEBODY... OUR MAY RAP SESSION PROVIDED THAT OPPORTUNITY AND MORE!  See you at the next ladies rap session the 3rd Friday in June!  The young adult men will be getting together, once again, this coming Friday, May 27th @ 7 p.m. in the White House (on Huber Mem'l Church's grounds).  AND FELLAS, YOU DON'T WANT TO MISS IT! Until next time, Chosen Generation, RAP ON!   --Kelly Ferguson, Servant/Leader, Virtuous Women -- **See pics from the young adult game night below...

Game Night

M.I.A.:  Missing Men In Action

Is an opportunity for the members of Huber to be introduced to some of the young men of our church family who are making a difference in life not necessarily through what they do, but more importantly in who they are.

Society tends to highlight the lives of those who are Missing In Action, but we want to highlight "Men In Action!"

In this effort, we introduce, Christopher Iverson...


My name is Christopher Iverson. I graduated from Owings Mills High School in 2009. After high school, I attended Morgan State University for a year. Morgan State was an excellent experience for me, but I felt that it wasn’t the appropriate school for me. I decided to transfer to CCBC Catonsville the next year. After receiving my Associates degree this summer, I plan to transfer back to a four year institution and receive my Bachelors degree in Broadcast Production. I am currently a host at Famous Dave’s in Owings Mills, working on the weekends while I am in school. My overall goal right now is to stay focused and to graduate college with an abundant knowledge in my field to start my own production company and make a positive difference in the world. To Rescue, Redeem and Recreate, I am setting a positive and Christian like example for my peers and anyone I encounter. I consider myself a Man In Action because I am on the right. I am striving to make the best of my life by staying in school, setting a good example for my peers and teenagers younger than me, and setting realistic goals for myself that will ultimately allow me to make a difference.