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Condolence From: David Trozzi
Condolence: May the good Lord comfort the Napolitano family with a peace of heart and the rejoicing of Brother Sam's entrance into the kingdom. Brother (Sam) Nicholas was such a loving and genuine servant of the Lord. It was always a true privilege to talk and listen to Brother Sam. His way of allowing the Lord to work in his life spread to all that knew him. His love for the Lord was so well illustrated by his spiritual life and the urgency of pleasing the Lord with utmost desire. I always enjoyed being around and listening with brother Sam and his Loving family. They always invited my family with open arms and such tremendous love, especially Jeff and Esther. No surprise! My prayers of comfort will continue and will remain in spirit. Love in Jesus, Brother David Trozzi.
Wednesday October 05, 2016
Condolence From: Guido e Cecilia Bertinelli
Condolence: Our condolences to the Napolitano family and all the loved ones who were (and are) united to Bro Sam. From our little community in Lucca, Italy
Wednesday September 28, 2016
Condolence From: Solomon & Patricia (McGrath) Jacob
Condolence: Our condolences to the Napolitano / Massameno families. We know you will all feel the loss of Bro. Sam. He was a great spiritual influence and leader in Christ.
Tuesday September 27, 2016
Condolence From: Pastor John Massameno
Condolence: Pastor Napolitano, affectionately referred to as “Brother Sam,” served as the Christian Apostolic Church’s second pastor at the death of his father and the church’s founding pastor, Rev. Francesco Napolitano, in 1943 until 2010. From 2010, until his death, Rev. Napolitano served as the church’s senior pastor. His pastorate, thus, spanned a total of seventy-three years.
Pastor Napolitano understood and embraced his calling into the ministry as a child, when he insisted that his parents change his name from Nicholas to Samuel. He had learned about the Prophet Samuel in Sunday School and decided that his name should be changed because, like the Prophet, he wanted to serve God from his youth. When he assumed the pastorate, he was only twenty-four years of age.
Pastor Napolitano considered the most important teaching of Jesus to be, “Abide in Me, and I will abide in you.” John 15:4. He firmly believed that, as a Christian abides in Christ, the Holy Spirit would guide the individual into all truth. He proclaimed a non-denominational message that presented Jesus, not only as Savior of the World, but also as a believer’s personal Lord and King.
While his departure from this life leaves a great void for his spiritual family, it is also a reminder of the high calling to the Kingdom of God that he encouraged in all of us. May the Lord continue to comfort and sustain his blessed family.
We bid you farewell, for now, Bro. Sam! Thank you for your godly example of faithful service to Christ.
Monday September 26, 2016
Condolence From: David Augustine & Donnadavidaugustine@verizon.net
Condolence: Our prayers go out to the family of Br. SAM for the loss of a Giant both physical and spiritual as to an example he left that we can only strive for.When we first met Br. Sam and Sis.Palma back in 1963 they treated us with LOVE and as there own children which we never forgot.Our LOVE and prayers go out to the whole family. Love in Jesus Br.David & Sister Donna Augustine
Sunday September 25, 2016
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