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205 Church Street
Wytheville VA 24382
Volume 63  Number 1  January 2016
Address Change Requested
YOUR CHURCH STAFF
Wytheville Baptist Church ....................................228-3712
E-mail Address, Office .......... [email protected]
............................................. [email protected]
Rev. Danny Collins, Interim Pastor .......................228-3712
Cathy Valley, Interim Music Director ...................228-3712
Judy Collier, Pianist/Organist ................................228-3712
Bonnie Wright, Youth Director .............................620-9406
Jan Stone, Secretary/Treasurer ..............................228-3712
WHAT’S IN THE NEWS
Pg. 1-2
Pastor’s View
Pg. 3
Notes from the
Interim Music Director
Pg. 4-6
Youth News
Pg. 7
WMU & Young-at-Heart
Pg. 8
Baby Shower
Pg. 9
Monthly Schedule
Pg. 10-11 Calendar
Pg. 12
Prayer Requests
Pg. 13
Library Notes
Pg. 14-15 Outreach
Pg. 16
Church News
Pg. 17-18 Thank You
Pg. 19
Wednesday Night Bible
Study
A VIEW FROM YOUR
INTERIM PASTOR
JANUARY 2016
Yes—I actually typed “2016” and like you
I am amazed how fast the time with you
has passed. I completed nine months as
your Interim Pastor at the end of December. Now we are ready to begin a New
Year together.
Looking at the calendar for January you
can see—as always—we are a very busy
church. The big thing I am going to be
working on in January involves some adjustments to our Constitution and ByLaws. I have tentatively set a meeting with
the Constitution Team for January 12.
During this meeting we want to look at
some possible changes for the betterment of the church and to help
prepare the congregation and the
new Pastor, when one is called, for
a smooth transition.
in January and part of February.
WEDNESDAY NIGHT BIBLE STUDY
Last—None of us can foresee what
the weather will be like in January.
If inclement weather prevents us
from Sunday or Wednesday services you will be notified, but we must work
even harder to keep our
Sunday School and
Worship attendance
growing and moving
forward.
Join us every Wednesday night at 6:00 p.m. for supper and then
stay for the Wednesday Night Bible Study beginning at 6:40
p.m. Interim Pastor Danny Collins has led us through some wonderful Bible studies and is continuing to lead us in 2016 with a
deeper commitment to God and our church. Look at and ponder
the title and topics we will be studying in Phase III of Pastor’s
theme “Wytheville Baptist Church under Spiritual Reconstruction”:
Also in January—Phase
III of my Interim Pastor
Theme, “Wytheville
Baptist Church under
Spiritual Reconstruction” begins. The topics
for our Wednesday
Night Bible Study and
Pat and I thank you
my Preaching are entiagain for your support,
tled “Seven Pathways to
your generosity, your
a Deeper Commitment.” Before we
love, and acceptance. We love you
talk about a deeper commitment of
all so very much!
course we must discuss where our
Interim Pastor Danny
deficits are. It is interesting that
Christ laid these out in His teaching
to His disciples and those that followed Him while He was on earth.
We will travel through these seven
Seven Pathways To A Deeper Commitment
The topics are:
 Does The Church See the Need for a Deeper Com


Dear Cathy, Judy, Daniel and the entire Choir.
I was very honored to be involved and to witness such a great Ministry of Music yesterday (December 20). I was deeply moved and realized how hard all of you worked to do this Cantata with such grace
and beauty.
Cathy—we are fortunate to have you and your leadership!
Several commented after service, "This was the best Cantata we have
had in years." I agreed with them—even after serving Fairlawn for all
of those years.
Thanks seems so small but it comes from my heart. I am honored
to serve as your Interim during this wonderful Christmas Season.
Danny W. Collins
Interim Pastor



mitment?
What Will A Deeper Commitment Cost?
Deeper Commitment Requires an Evaluation of our
Vision
A Deeper Commitment Requires An Adjustment in
My Priority List
A Church That Wants a Deeper Commitment—
Knows Their Pastor
A Deeper Commitment Requires Respect For Other's Ideas and Opinions
A Deeper Commitment Means We Pray About
Everything Before We Act.
Phase III will run January 3 through February 14. Bring your
Bibles and join us. You don’t want to miss any of these studies.
“THANK YOU” written by Karen Kogler
February 21, 2011
http://share.ctainc.com/2011/02/21/thank-you-a-free-devotion/
Imagine that no volunteers showed up for their responsibilities next
Sunday morning. Your pastor would still proclaim God’s Word.
You might have a staff professional to play a keyboard, leading you
in singing God’s praise (but probably not a praise band or choir). It
might be hard to find a service folder or bulletin as you arrived, and
as you left, you might have to look for a way to leave your offering.
It’s likely children’s programs and other opportunities for Christian
education would need to be cancelled. And you probably wouldn’t
have coffee to sip or munchies to share...
As I was thinking about all this, I read Paul’s words in Romans
12:1:
Therefore, I urge you, brothers, in view of God’s mercy,
to offer your bodies as living sacrifices, holy and pleasing to God — this is your spiritual act of worship.
This verse forms a bridge between the doctrine or teaching that
the apostle has already outlined and the life-application he is about
to make. He calls us to give our entire selves and all we say, do,
and think to God in response to his mercy. Doing that is worship.
Paul’s words gave me a new way to view the many volunteers at
my church. These people come, not only to worship, but also to
serve. They’re a physical reminder, a picture of the truth that worship and service go hand in hand, all day, every day.
So to all of you who volunteer, whether you fold bulletins, play
an instrument, usher, sing, greet, or clean up doughnut crumbs and
coffee grounds after everyone leaves, thank you! If you teach or
unlock the doors, thank you! If you count the offering or straighten
the chairs, thank you! Whatever your service, thank you for adding
service to your worship. Thank you for worshiping by serving!
Thank you to all our WBC Volunteers.
NOTES FROM THE INTERIM MUSIC DIRECTOR
Happy New Year!! The notes from the Interim Music Director
for January 2016 are "Thank-you" notes. I am so blessed by the
faithfulness and dedication of Adult Choir Members and Handbell
Choir Ringers. Thank you to each one for your part in making the
Christmas music such a blessing to me and our church family.
"Lead Me Back to Bethlehem" was a gift of praise to God. Thank
you to the Adult Handbell Choir for leading in worship in December and for your beautiful presentation on Christmas Eve. As always, we want to thank Daniel and the Multi-Media Team for
sharing their time and gifts for all the extra programs throughout
the holidays. We are so grateful to Judy for her work with the
choir and congregation, for the beautiful music she has provided
each Sunday. Thank you to Mary Graham for playing for our
church on very short notice. We are blessed to have so many talented members of our church who are willing to devote their time
and talents to the glory of God.
January is a great time to join the Adult Choir or the Handbell
Choir. If you would like to share your gifts with us, just
let me know. The qualifications are a desire to sing
and/or ring, and a commitment to attend rehearsals
and services.
Thank you for the privilege of serving,
Cathy Valley
Pictures by:
Gray Carson, Bland, VA
Although Resurrection has
become a large gathering
over its 30-year history, the
focus of the event has remained constant: the individual young person and his
or her response to Jesus
Christ. We recognize the
leadership of their parents,
their peers, their leaders in
their local churches, and
youth groups to grow in
radical discipleship that
can change the world.
2016 Dates
January 22-24, 2016
Theme
From Death to Life
Verse
Romans 6:13—”Do not let any
part of your body become an instrument of evil to serve sin. Instead, give yourselves completely
to God, for you were dead, but
now you have new life. So use
your whole body as an instrument
to do what is right for the glory of
God
THE SPEAKER
Fred Lynch: Fred is a dynamic communicator whose heart desire
is to take the expressions of this generation and use them to glorify
God through relevant, relatable, and radical truths. At the age of 18
he founded P.I.D. (Preachers in Disguise) one of the first gospel rap
acts and went on to record 6 albums. Fred lives in Dallas, Texas,
with his wife of 24 years and their two children.
WORSHIP ARTIST
Bellarive: A unique band that has a passion for worship that is
immediately apparent.
CONCERT
Chris Tomlin: Chris is undoubtedly one of the most successful
songwriters of our generation, as well as the most humble. For over
a decade, Chris has been providing the soundtrack for Sunday
morning worship services around the world.
One Life-Changing Weekend!
I want to give you all a heart-felt thanks for the
love and support that you have shown me and
my family during this past year. The love offering I received on Wednesday night (December
16) was greatly appreciated. I love being your
"in-house" chef. It is a way of serving all of you
and being a part of a wonderful fellowship. Please know that I value each and every one of you and I will
always try to serve you and the Lord.
Janet Montgomery
Dear Church Family,
Thanks for the really nice fruit basket and to George and Wanda
Ham for delivering the basket. I am enjoying the fruit very much. I am
so happy to call Wytheville Baptist “My Church.” You would not find
better friends anywhere.
Thanks and love,
Mary Hall
Dear Wytheville Baptist Church,
Thanks for the lovely fruit basket. It certainly will be enjoyed
through this holiday season.
Thanks for your thoughtfulness,
Mary Graham
Dear Church Family and Deacons,
Thank you Guy and Linda for delivering a beautiful fruit basket to my
home and for the nice visit and for replacing the batteries in my smoke
alarm.
Thanks again,
Adren Eldridge
Dear Deacons and Church Family:
I have greatly enjoyed the wonderful fruit basket. Special thanks
goes to Tommy Hilton for delivering it and his visit with me. I am so
blessed to part of a wonderful church family.
Love,
Doris Terry
Dear Wytheville Baptist Church,
Thank you for all your kindness shown to me and my family over
the past ten years. You never fall to amaze me at your loving and
giving spirit. Thank you for the beautiful fruit basket; it was greatly
enjoyed. I pray for God’s rich blessings on the WBC congregation
in 2016.
Love to you all,
Jan Stone
TITHING ENVELOPES
Our Offering Envelopes for 2016 will be ready
for pick-up January 17. The boxes of envelopes
will be placed on the table in the main hallway
under the Library window. The boxes will be in
numerical order and an alphabetical list of names
will be provided with assigned envelope numbers. If you cannot find your box or do not have an assigned tithing number and would like one, please contact the church office at
228-3712.
Highlights from “Family Night at Christmas”
Wednesday, December 16, presented by
Higher Ground Youth Group and Interim
Pastor Danny Collins.
RECORDS OF CONTRIBUTION
You will receive your record of contribution for 2015 by January
15. If you do not receive your statement, or if there are errors,
please contact our Financial Secretary, Betty Matheny, or the
church office.
PRAYER LIST
“Bitter”
presented by Higher Ground Youth.
Directed by Bonnie Wright, Youth Director
Our prayer list published in our bulletins and
Beacon has become very long. Some on our prayer
list have inadvertently been left on the list after our
prayers for them have been answered. Therefore,
we would like to purge the list and start fresh. We
ask you to carefully look over the list of names and
if there is someone you would like left on the prayer list, please
call the church office and advise. All other names will be removed
from the list the last of January and a new list will be published in
our February Beacon and bulletins.
We thank everyone who sacrificially stood in the gap for others.
E-MAIL PRAYER CHAIN
If you are not part of our e-mail prayer chain, but would like to
be, please contact the church office at 228-3712. This has been
a wonderful tool for our congregation, friends, and the community to keep up with prayer requests, announcements, cancellations, pleas for help, and so much more.
Pictures by:
Gray Carson, Bland, VA
“Buford and Coach Beamer”
written by Brad Collins,
arranged and played by
Interim Pastor Danny Collins
The December 2015 Newsletter
of HOPE PACKS a Program of
HOPE, Inc. featured an article
written by Mike Pugh, Program
Coordinator, thanking all the
folks who helped with HOPE
PACKS. He states, “They are
the exact people you want to
know and I proudly call them all
my friends. Since school began,
over 730 volunteers have participated giving over 750 hours of
their time and have packed and
sent home over 8,450 HOPE
PACKS for our children. Their
purpose is very simple, to make
sure our children have food on
the weekends. How wonderful is
that!” He goes on to say that
among others one of the most
frequent volunteers that HOPE
PACKS has is Wytheville Baptist Church Youth Group. Can
you name the volunteers from
WBC in the picture?
Children’s Clothes Closet
The winds are blowing and it’s cold
outside. WBC Children’s Clothes
Closet has winter clothes to keep the
children warm. These children’s
clothes are free and we always have
new families that utilize this ministry.
If you have any new or gently used
children’s winter clothes, shoes, new
underwear, t-shirts, or socks bring
them to the clothes closet down stairs next to the nursery.
If you would like to make a monetary donation, please earmark
your check “Children’s Clothes Closet” and place it in the offering
plate. The Children’s Clothes Closet will be open Thursday, January 28, from 2:30 to 4:30 p.m.
COMMUNITY FOOD KITCHEN
The Community Food Kitchen is open every Monday and Thursday from 11:30 a.m. to 1:00 p.m. for those who
are in need of a meal.
Front row: Vanessa Lopez, Victoria Willis, Diana Lopez, Lynn
Arnold, Noah Willis, Sarah Osburn, Libby Osburn. Back row: John
Willis, Luis Lopez, Katie Wright, Bonnie Wright, Anita Osburn,
Alisha Osburn, Daniel Burke, Lola Rogers.
“To be a Christian
without prayer is no
more possible than to
be alive without
breathing.”
~~Martin Luther~~
If you would like to help feed those less fortunate, please consider sending a check to Hope
Ministries, P.O. Box 987, Wytheville, VA
24382, and earmark your check “Community
Food Kitchen.”
Spread the Word of God by telling others to
listen to the Sunday morning message by logging onto:
www.wythevillebaptist.org
then click the Sermons tab.
Once there, people will find each Sunday’s
sermon plus all the previous sermons of past months. Thank
you to our Multi-Media Team Leader, Daniel Burke, for
providing this link for us to enjoy.
Kathryn Isaacs and
Mabel Crabtree Circle News
DON’T FORGET OUR BENEVOLENCE OFFERING
The purpose of the Benevolence offering—to help others in
need.
Last month you helped:
Four families with gas for their car
One person with a room for the night
Two families with their water bill
We will receive a Benevolence offering Sunday, January 3, following our worship service. We ask that you once again give
from the heart. This offering is never hoarded up or put in a savings account, but always used to help others for the glory of God.
Thank you for giving from the heart.
AGAPE FOOD PANTRY
Please bring canned fruits and vegetables for the months of January, February, and March to help feed those in need in our community. Please, no glass containers.
WBC considers it a privilege to help the Agape Food Pantry
distribute food on the second Saturday of every month beginning
at 10:00 a.m. and the fourth Thursday of each month beginning
at 12:00 p.m. If you would like to be part of this vital ministry,
please contact Chris and Rhonda Bracknell or Guy and Linda
Sutphin.
Our December Christmas Dinner was wonderful. The food
and fellowship were delightful. We had great fun while exchanging our Christmas ornaments. Thank you to all our
ladies and their spouses or friends for attending this special
event.
Our next Circle meeting will be on the 4th of January at
6:30 p.m. in the home of our hostess, Betty Robinette.
Gena Anders will provide the program, and the Mission
Action Project will be “Agape.”
Tanks to all our members. Ladies we extend an invitation to those who are not members, “Come join us!”
Janet Montgomery
YOUNG-AT-HEART
On Tuesday, December 15, our Young-at-Heart group
had a great Christmas Potluck Luncheon. There was a variety of
food plus very tasty desserts. We enjoyed our meal together,
had devotions, played some Christmas games, and talked about
the new year.
Our January meeting will be on Tuesday the 19th at
12:00 p.m. We will meet in Williams Fellowship Hall. As we
did last year, you get to take part in the program. Aren't you
excited? Come prepared to share a funny short story, a poem or
clean joke, a special devotional, or song that will inspire everyone. I’m confident each one of you can come up with something special and I also have a few things up my sleeve. Looking forward to seeing everyone over 50 at our next meeting.
Don't forget to bring your bag lunch. Drinks and desserts will
be provided.
Carroll Stewart
YAH Chairperson
You are invited
to a
Baby Shower
for
Susan Morgan Johnson
Saturday, January 16, 2016
Williams Fellowship Hall
2:00—4:00 p.m.
The Johnsons are choosing
to be surprised
as to the gender of their
unborn child.
They are registered at
and Target.
FEBRUARY 2016 BEACON ARTICLES
All February Beacon articles, announcements, meetings, events,
times, etc. need to be turned in to the church office no later than
Monday, January 18. Thank you for your help in this matter.
We have two books written by
when he was in high school;
John Collier, one of our newest years later, at a Bill Gothard
church members. He
seminar. John decided
has spent about forty
to change his priorities
years serving God in
and put God first. But
Belize. This first book
it wasn't until that
is fiction titled Above
fateful day when his
The Thorns: Encourplane went down in
agement, Hope, and
Belize, Central AmeriMiracles. This is a
ca, that John acknowlheart warming story of
edged the call to fullBobby, a boy who had
time ministry. Mr.
no self worth and then
Collier didn't know
lost all hope after his
that much of what he
John Collier
parents' deaths. Just
has done in his life
when he thought he had
"couldn't be done." He
no one to turn to, miracles
just went ahead, put his faith in
started happening through a
God, and did the amazing and
truck driver, a couple who lost
impossible. This is a story to
their son, and a host of other
build your faith and encourage
people who helped him rise
you to ministry in reaching the
above the thorns in his life.
lost. His stories of life in the
Their compassion impacted not jungles, villages, and cities of
only his life, but their life as
Belize will appeal to your sense
well, illustrating how daily acts of adventure and demonstrate
of kindness can produce enGod at work in very real ways.
couragement, hope, love, and
It is John's hope that his story
yes even miracles.
will inspire yours and that
you'll seek God's bigger plan
Two Minutes to Live is a nonfor your life—before your
fiction book written by John E.
plane crashes.
Collier. God first got his attenCarroll Stewart
tion at a Billy Graham Crusade
ROANOKE MEMORIAL: Sylvia McGhee, Room 818
HOME: Brett and Cindy Booher, John Collier, Jean Moore, Nancy Herndon, Velma Roberts, Cathy Brown, Rosalene “Posey” Heath,
Trooper Jim Porter, Joel Campbell-Hilton,
JoAnn Campbell
EXTENDED CARE: Linda Osborne, Henrietta Price, Frankie Massey, Mary Evelyn
Whitt, Mary Alice Turpin, Margaret Moore
FAMILY: Delores Dove’s daughter, Deloris
Romaro; Dan and Betty Robinette’s son, Daniel; Jackie Carson’s
sister, Fran Edgar; Rick and Brenda Tucker’s grandson, Marc
Lloyd; Glenna Turner’s granddaughter, Catlin Woodington; Jim
Spraker’s cousin, Don Shipley; Colleen Dunford’s daughter-in-law,
Kym; Linda Lively’s mother, Betty Smith; Cathy Valley’s mother,
June Taylor; Veronica Lopez’s mother, Maria Hernandez
FRIENDS: Dr. James McConnell, Fern Huff, Patrick Miller, Carol
Quesenberry, Michael Blankenship, Sara Wingard, Kim Mitchell,
Gary Cassell, Lynn Perry, Kay Hedricks, Devin Purdue, Hunter
Ingo, Shelia Tiller, Jasmin, Callie Jones, Mack Ward, Rev. David
and Becky Plott, Bland Ministry Center
THOSE SERVING IN THE ARMED FORCES: Dr. Josh Armentrout, Zachary Taylor, Gregory Carson, Thomas Munsey, Ryan
Shupe, Kevin Dalton, Benjy Bird, Cory Todd, and all the others
who serve our nation
PASTORAL CARE: Our Interim Pastor, Rev. Danny Collins, is
accessible for any pastoral need. If you would like to make an appointment with Rev. Collins, please notify our church secretary,
Jan Stone, by calling the church office at 228-3712. If you call before 9 a.m., after 5 p.m., or during lunch hour; please leave a message. For pastoral emergencies at night or during weekends, please
call the Deacon of the Week.
January 6: Lasagna, French Bread, Toss Salad, Banana
Pudding
January 13: Pinto Beans and Cornbread, Cole Slaw,
Macaroni and Cheese, Cookies and Ice Cream
January 20:Broccoli Cheddar Chicken, Mixed Fruit and
Cottage Cheese, Rolls, Heath Bar Cake
January 27: Chili, Baked Potatoes, Toss Salad, Broccoli and Cheese,
Peach
Fluff.
Sunday, January 3:
Monday, January 11:
Tuesday, January 12:
Wednesday, January 13:
Monday, January 18:
Wednesday, January 20:
Tuesday, January 25:
January
Birthdays
1 Wanda Hamm
Maria Stoker
Travis Jackson
Bryson Booher
Logan Tate
3 Rusty Mullins
Dan Moore
5 Chris Bracknell
Glenna Turner
John Claypool
6 Pauline Moore
Mary Alice Turpin
Pastor Search—6:00 p.m.
Worship Team—7:00 p.m.
Constitution Team—7:00 p.m.
Equipping Team—2:00 p.m.
Deacons’—7:00 p.m.
Church Business—6:40 p.m.
Leadership Council—7:00 p.m.
7
8
9
10
13
14
16
19
Susan Cutler
Jesus Esquivel
Lisa Long
Collin Phillips
Virginia Halsey
Keith Dunagan
Mary Hall
Tabitha Duncan
Kenneth Moore
Anthony Morris
Sarah Osburn
Marty Dunford
Brenda Tucker
Cynthia Inman-Willis
George Hamm
22 Chip Painter
23 Linda Lively
Sara Wingard
24 Buster Akers
25 Beverly Burke
26 Rick Tucker
27 Jonathan Stoker
Patrick Spradlin
28 Adren Eldridge
Alex Dunford
30 Amanda Phillippie
31 Cathy Valley
Michelle Weese
NURSERY 10:30 AM
January 3:
Nursery Worker
January 10:
Nursery Worker
January 17:
Nursery Worker
January 24:
Nursery Worker
January 31:
Nursery Worker
DEACON OF THE WEEK
January 3:
Chris Bracknell
January 10:
John Claypool
January 17:
Eric Crowgey
January 24:
Guy Sutphin
January 31:
George Hamm
SPLASH CHILDREN’S CHURCH 10:30 AM
January 3:
Children’s Ministry Team
January 10:
Children’s Ministry Team
January 17:
Children’s Ministry Team
January 24:
Children’s Ministry Team
January 31:
Children’s Ministry Team
USHERS
10:30 Team I: Tommy Anders, Joe Crowgey
Bonnie Agnew
TELLERS
Guy Sutphin and Jamie Claypool
GREETERS
Designated Ushers for the month of January
Sunday
Monday
Tuesday
Wednesday
Thursday
Friday
Saturday
1 Church Office Closed 2
Offering Received
38:45amBenevolence
Prayer in the Conference Room
9:00am Fellowship Time with Coffee
and Treats.
9:15am Sunday School
10:30am Worship Service, Splash
Children's Church
11:30pm Adult Choir practice
6:00pm Pastor Search Team
6:30pm Higher Ground Youth
8:45am Prayer in the Conference Room
9:00am Fellowship Time with Coffee
and Treats.
9:15am Sunday School
10:30am Worship Service, Splash
Children's Church
11:30pm Adult Choir practice
10
17
8:45am Prayer in the Conference Room
9:00am Fellowship Time with Coffee and
Treats.
9:15am Sunday School
10:30am Worship Service, Splash Children's
Church
11:30pm Adult Choir practice
5:00pm Adult Hanbell Choir practice
6:30pm Higher Ground Youth
4
11:30am Community Food Kitchen
6:30pm Kathryn Isaacs and Mabel Crabtree
Circle meeting at the home of Betty Robinette
11
7:00 pm Worship Team meeting
18 11:30am Community Food Kitchen
and Treats.
9:15am Sunday School
10:30am Worship Service, Splash Children's
Church
11:30pm Adult Choir practice
5:00pm Adult Hanbell Choir practice
31
8:45am Prayer in the Conference
Room
9:00am Fellowship Time with Coffee and
Treats.
9:15am Sunday School
10:30am Worship Service, Splash Children's
Church
11:30pm Adult Choir practice
5:00pm Adult Hanbell Choir practice
7:00pm Deacons’ meeting
7:00pm Constitution
Team meeting
19
12:00pm Young-at-Heart
in Williams Fellowship
Hall
11:30am Community
Food Kitchen
7:00 pm Leadership
Team meeting
6
7
6:00pm Wednesday Night Supper
6:30pm Higher Ground Youth
Program
6:40pm Adult Bible Study, Kids
Wythe A Mission: RA and GA
12
11:30am Community Food Kitchen
Prayer in the Conference Room 25
24 8:45am
9:00am Fellowship Time with Coffee
5
26
13
2:00pm Equipping
Team meeting
6:00pm Wednesday Night
Supper
6:30pm Higher Ground Youth
Program
6:40pm Adult Bible Study,
Kids Wythe A Mission: RA
and GA
20
6:00pm Wednesday Night
Supper
6:30pm Higher Ground
Youth Program
6:40pm Church Business
meeting, Kids Wythe A
Mission: RA and GA
27
6:00pm Wednesday Night
Supper
6:30pm Higher Ground
Youth Program
6:40pm Adult Bible Study,
Kids Wythe A Mission: RA
and GA
8
Food Pantry
11:30am Community
Food Kitchen
14
15
11:30am Community
Food Kitchen
21
WBC
9 10:00am
helps at Agape
16
2:00pm Baby Shower
for Susan Morgan in
the fellowship hall
22
23
29
30
11:30am Community
Food Kitchen
28
11:30am Community
Food Kitchen
12:00pm WBC helps
at Agape Food Pantry
2:30pm Children's
Clothes Closet