The Kinshasa Ministry is held the second Saturday of each month at 10 a.m. 

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1st Sunday, Men wear

Black Suit and Red Tie!

On the 1st Sunday of the month, the Men's Choir is asking that all men wear a black suit, white shirt, and yellow tie to show solidarity and unity with the brethren. During the year, the tie color will change to coincide with the tie color worn by the Men's Choir. Also, all men are encouraged to sing with the Men's Choir on 1st Sundays. For more information contact Deacon Stevenson, President of Christian Men's Fellowship. 

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Adult Bible Study      

Romans 10:17  "So Faith Comes from Hearing, and Hearing Through the Word of Christ"

                                    Come Join Us, for a Deeper and More Richly Study of the Word of God.

We will be discussing the book of ACTS weekly on Thursdays, 7:30 PM at First Mt. Olive. Come and join the discussion that will be led by Minister Kenneth Cole.  If you are unable to join us in person, we have established a call-in conference call# 1-605-475-4000 access code 1058783*. God has a blessing in store for those who participate in this lesson series...

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Church Clerk Office

 The Church Clerk in an effort to provide timely communication to the church membership on Sunday morning, request that all announcements for Sunday morning be submitted by Saturday. The cut off for bulletin post is Wednesdays by 6 PM. Contact Sister Grace Roberts at This email address is being protected from spambots. You need JavaScript enabled to view it., copy Deacon Grier at This email address is being protected from spambots. You need JavaScript enabled to view it.  to add announcements to the church website.

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                                  Christian Reading Material

Please recycle old copies of Our Daily Bread pamphlet and other similar Christian reading material so that we may share Gods word with our friends in DC. While we are helping to nourish them with food by distributing bag lunches, we would also like to feed their souls. Please drop off donations to the church office and label them: For the Friends in DC.

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           Feeding our Friends in DC   

The Young Adult Ministry will travel to Washington, DC on 4th Sundays after the morning service to feed our friends. The ministry is requesting your donations. SPECIFIC DONATION NEEDS: hot dogs, hot dog buns, sandwich bread and lunch meat (not just peanut butter), chips, snacks, cookies, crackers granola bars. Dependent on the temperature, we will also serve soup. We always need socks, lotion, deodorant, and other toiletries. Please use these items to guide/inform your much-needed donations. Point of Contacts is Deaconess Beverly Coe-Whiting and Sister Marie Menefee-Campbell. Thank you for your donations. The next outreach ministry will be on July 28th with a 12:30 p.m. departure

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Friday Evening

Join us for personal and community prayer each Friday evening at 6:00 PM

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        Loudoun County Homeless Shelter Outreach

The Homeless Shelter Ministry Outreach is sponsored by the First Mt. Olive Deaconess. The Deaconess will be serving dinner at the Loudoun Homeless Shelter on the 2nd Saturday in February, April, June, August, October and December. Anyone interested in helping please contact Deaconess Doris Whiting Matthew 25:35, 40  

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The Missionaries are asking members for their assistance with outreach to Mobile Hope, which supports the needs of homeless children in Loudoun County. They will be collecting food (single portions), personal hygiene products, clothing, and school supplies. A collection bin is in the Fellowship Hall for donations. The ministry is in need of boys and girls underwear and food. Contact Sister Virginia Payne for additional information.

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Hosea 4:6 KJV - My people are destroyed for lack of knowledge....

Sunday School explores topics in most age groups relative to Life's Mysterious Journey, Supports Our Personal Relationship with God and helps to Identify one's Purpose here on earth. Sunday School meets 8:30 a.m. each Sunday Morning in the Denny Education Center (Lower Auditorium).

2 Timothy 2:15 Study to shew thyself approved unto God, a workman that needeth not to be ashamed, rightly dividing the word of truth

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                 First Mt. Olive Deacon and Deaconess Care Group Assignment

Group #   Deacon(s) Deaconess           Care Group Members                      Last Name

 1             Weaver Samuel           Annette Green, Barbara Nunnally               A - C        

                                                 Beverly Samuel, Evelyn Simmons                                                

 2             Kenneth Stevenson     Shelia Jasper, Virginia Payne                      D - G      

                                                  Lynne Stevenson                                                           

 3              Wagner Grier             Frances Ferrell, Angela Heywood                 H - M

                 Kevin Heywood          Margaret Ramey

 4              Roy Trammell            Christine Ambers, Thelma Polk                    N - R    

                                                 Pamela Trammell                                                             

 5              John Camp                Allyson Camp, Mary Thornton                        S

                                                 Howard Crews           Doris Whiting                                                                 

 6              George Payne            Edwina Payne                                            T - Z

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