Bro. Jack McNeil
Minister & Servant of God
Bro. Jack McNeil was born in Pittsburgh Pa. and later moved to Harrisburg where, while attending high school, he met his wife Mary Davis McNeil. They have been married for 45 years. They have 4 children: Nicole (Darnell), Avery, Jack JR. (Dominque), and Danyel (Horace) and 12 grandchildren. Bro. McNeil served in the U.S. Navy for 13 years while serving in Charleston S.C. he was baptized October 6, 1974 at the Jacksonville Rd. Church of Christ which is now the Azalea Dr. Church of Christ. After his last tour of duty he decided to serve in the ministry full time.
Bro McNeil became the full time minister of the Berkeley Church of Christ in Moncks Corner S.C. in 1979 where he stayed for 10 years. He decided to do mission work in Ridgeland S.C. where he established the Ridgeland Church of Christ and worked there for 3 years.
The Park Street Church of Christ in Columbia SC contacted Bro. McNeil to serve as the minister in March of 1992, he served as minister of Sunset Blvd. (formerly Park St.) Church of Christ until July 2015.
He attended the Trident Technical College in Charleston. He also attended the Southern Christian University (formerly Alabama School of Religion) and Bethany Bible College in Dothan Al. Bro. McNeil graduated with honors Summa Cum Laude receiving 2 degrees in Religion. Bro. McNeil is certified by Family Dynamics Inc. as a marriage workshop facilitator.
He has conducted Gospel Meetings throughout the Brotherhood and has spoken on numerous Lectureships. He is the speaker on a weekly Radio program, later he ministered weekly on a television program entitled “From Heaven or From Men”.
He is currently the Minister of Sugar Creek Church of Christ in Charlotte, NC.
Bro. McNeil loves the Lord and loves spreading His word to the souls of man that they might be saved.
His Favorite scripture is I Peter 1:23-25 / His Favorite Hymn is Grace and Mercy
Minister's Corner
Proverbs 17:14
"The start of a quarrel is like a leak in a dam, so stop it before it bursts."
STOP THE LEAK!
One of the biggest challenges we all face is getting along with others. We all have different personalities, temperaments, and come from different backgrounds. When somebody doesn't agree with you, or they are doing what you don't like, it's easy to quarrel with them to prove your point. Before long you are at odds, mad at each other, and offended. At this point you feel the tension and stress. You have allowed strife in! When you let your guard down and say things that are disrespectful, hurtful, and demeaning, you damage your relationship and open the door to strife. That's why Scripture says, Give no place to the enemy. Strife can't just come in whenever it wants; you have to open the door. To never have an argument or say a wrong word is not reality, but when you allow strife to become common and you are constantly arguing, saying hurtful things, being disrespectful, you are headed down the wrong path. Stop strife before it bursts and break relationships apart.
Thank God for the promise of blessedness when you take the high road and be the peacemaker in any situation. Be able to distinguish the destructive power of strife and give no place for it. Amen!
Keep the faith, knowing blessings will come and overtake you in Jesus name! Hallelujah! Amen!!! 🙏🏾🙏🏾
Minister Jack McNeil