Jonesborosun iconJonesborosunSep 25, 2026 ~7 min source read

Prospect Missionary Baptist Church to Hold Homecoming Service Sept. 27

The church will gather Sunday morning at 10 a.m. on Highway 351 North (next to Dollar General). Bro. Paul White will deliver the message.

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Prospect Missionary Baptist Church is hosting Homecoming on Sunday, Sept. 27, beginning at 10 a.m.

Service location: Highway 351 North, next to the Dollar General store.

Bro. Paul White is the invited speaker for the Homecoming message.

Homecoming at Prospect Missionary Baptist Church is scheduled for Sunday, Sept. 27. The event begins at 10 a.m. and will include a message delivered by Bro. Paul White. The church's physical location is identified as Highway 351 North, beside the Dollar General store.

  • Host: Prospect Missionary Baptist Church.
  • Speaker: Bro. Paul White.
  • Date and time: Sunday, Sept. 27, 10 a.m.
  • Location: Highway 351 North (next to Dollar General).

The published notice is concise and centers on the Homecoming service and the speaker. It does not list a program schedule, musical participants, reception plans, or whether there will be additional services or activities for children and visitors. Attendees planning to go should expect a morning worship service with a sermon by Bro. Paul White.

The announcement provides the street reference (Highway 351 North) and a nearby commercial landmark (Dollar General) to help visitors find the church. The notice does not include contact information, parking details, accessibility notes, or any COVID-19–related guidance.

Why the announcement matters to readers

Local church Homecomings are community-focused events that often bring together current members and former congregants for worship and fellowship. This short notice serves as an invitation to area residents and church family to attend the Sept. 27 service and hear Bro. Paul White's message.

  • Arrive early to find parking and a seat.
  • If you need details beyond the published notice—such as childcare, a meal after the service, or accessibility accommodations—call the church directly or check local church listings and social media for updates.

The notice was published in the Jonesboro Sun's Church News section, which lists local faith-community events and short announcements. This item is presented as a brief community announcement rather than a feature story, so it includes basic event facts without broader background or quotes.

Prospect Missionary Baptist Church will hold its Homecoming service Sunday, Sept. 27, at 10 a.m. on Highway 351 North next to the Dollar General. Bro. Paul White will bring the message. The announcement is a straightforward invitation for local residents and church members to attend the morning service.

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