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A community of God’s people Who celebrate God’s Presence And communicate God’s purpose.
Our Mission
With the Lord’s leadership and with clear purpose, Victory Church continues to grow as a local church in the community of Florence, MS. Our commitment is to be a Body of Believers in Jesus Christ who lovingly encourage one another towards true Christlikeness. We want to take every opportunity to encourage each other as well as those around us to find the true Way to Eternal Life. With God’s help, we are striving to provide a ministry that reaches every age and every need found in the community of Florence. Our hope is that every person who visits Victory Church feels the warm acceptance that can only come as a result of living in union with the God who is Love. May the Lord bless you in your journey in or for the abundant life that only Jesus can provide! (John 10:10) Sincerely, Cregg Puckett Pastor **********
Never have Pat and I been welcomed any more warmly in all our years of ministry than we have by the good people of Victory. God has His hand upon our church and I feel confident that much will be accomplished to His glory during this interim period. What a dedicated Staff we have -- I am sure any pastor would be envious to have the group that I am blessed to work with! Thus, just "treading water" during this next year is totally unacceptable. We will continue to grow this congregation to the glory of God. Please remember me and this calling upon my life in your prayers. In His Name, Pastor Artie
Contact Information
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On
April 11, 1973, twenty-one people signed a charter for a church in the town of
Florence, MS. The vision was for a church that would impact the surrounding
community as well as make a difference in the world through missions. Today, we
continue that vision as we believe Victory Church exists to be a “Community of
God’s People who Celebrate God’s Presence and Communicate God’s Purpose.” Acts
2:46 & 47 says, “Every day [the Church] continued to meet together in the temple
courts. They broke bread in their homes and ate together with glad and sincere
hearts, praising God and enjoying the favor of all the people. And the Lord
added to their number daily those who were being saved.”