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Rev. J.C. Hibbard, Sr. teaches how to cast out demons in this television program featuring Mrs. Nell Hibbard who shares a poem and songs by Rev. Ike Davis.

Rev. J.C. Hibbard, Sr. teaches and sings a song he wrote, "Who Put The Color In The Rose" and "One More Valley" with Clifton Hicks on piano. Nell Hibbard recites a poem and teaches from the Word of God.

Rev. J.C. Hibbard, Sr. teaches salvation though Jesus and the new birth and sings "In The Shelter of His Arms" and "His Name Is Jesus" with Clifton Hicks at the piano. Nell Hibbard recites a poem and teaches from the Word of God.

Rev. J.C. Hibbard teaches how to know who you are in the body of Jesus Christ, healing, the importance of the spoken word, the power to cast out demons and these signs that follow them that believe. Nell Hibbard teaches a message from the Word of God. Brad sings.

Assistant Pastor Nell Hibbard teaches about spoken words. Barbara sings "His Eye Is On The Sparrow" and Brad sings "Jesus Did It For Me."

Rev. and Mrs. J.C. Hibbard t, Sr. teach concerning "Will A Man Rob God?" The Master's Quartet sings.

Rev. and Mrs. J.C. Hibbard, Sr. are joined by their daughter, Jaynell Hibbard-Songstad and children from the Gospel Lighthouse Church for this special Fathers Day program.

Rev. J.C. Hibbard sings "I'm Reaching Out To You Dear Lord."

Rev. J.C. Hibbard sings "He Loves Me And I Don't Know Why."

Rev. J.C. Hibbard sings "The Trade."

Rev. J.C. Hibbard sings "The Drunkard On The Street."

Rev. J.C. Hibbard sings "Who Put The Color In The Rose."

The Gospel Lighthouse Church 50th Anniversary Commemorative Video features the history of the first building and ministry of Pastor & Mrs. J.C. Hibbard, Sr. to today's current building, school and Pastors Gregg & Joy Headley.

Memorial Service for Pastor J.C. Hibbard on June 18, 1980. Speakers included Rev. Pete Pulley, Rev. H.C. Noah with songs by Bruce Hibbard and Earl McMilam. Music was provided by the Gospel Lighthouse Church Orchestra and trumpet solo by Ed Elkins.