- The Carpenter`s Christian Church

The Carpenter’s Christian Church
Volume 14 Issue #11
NEWSLETTER
July 2015
1340 US 127 Bypass, Harrodsburg, KY 859-734-0670
www.carpenterschristian.com
Welcome New Members
July 26th
8 & 11 am services
This dedication service is for infants to 3
years of age. Please submit baby’s name,
birth date, parent’s name’s and service
attending on your attendance card.
Welcome new
members! We are
glad that God has
lead you to The
Carpenter’s
Christian Church.
He has a special
purpose for every
one of us joining
together as a body of
believers. Our prayer for you is that you
seek God’s will in your life and serve
Him to the best of your ability.
Tammy Webb
Chelsea Webb
Karmen Murray
Tori Lanham
David & Pam Mobley
Join us on Sunday,
July 26th at 6:30pm
for our next combined
evening service. We
will meet at
Mt Pleasant Church.
Greg Warren
Senior Minister
Email: [email protected]
The importance of “getting smaller” as we grow
Over the past twelve years I have been a part of this congregation, we have been blessed with steady growth in our
congregation. A year ago, we broke through the 500 barrier of average monthly worship attendance. But, since then, we have
seen a plateau and then a slight dip in our monthly attendance average. Now, I’m not a preacher who pretends not to care about
attendance numbers. Any good shepherd counts the sheep to make sure he is not losing any. And every soul matters to God
and should to us as well. I want to impact as many people as we possibly can with the gospel of Jesus Christ. So I have been
giving a lot of thought to this and praying over it.
I recently attended a minister’s retreat sponsored by Bob Russell Ministries. This retreat was a huge blessing and the timing
could not have been better! Not only did I get to learn from and discuss ideas with Bob, but I got the chance to meet and learn
from a veteran minister in the Christian church named Ben Merold, who most recently served at Harvester Christian Church in
Missouri. Ben is regarded as an expert of sorts on church health and growth. Today, I want to share one of the points Ben
made that confirmed something I had been reflecting upon. In future newsletters, I hope to share other points for us to
consider.
Broadening the base
In the early days of our church growth, we were a small family of believers. Everyone knew everyone else. We felt
comfortable sharing with one another and we were very much in tune with the needs within the church family. But as we have
grown to a congregation of 500, we now worship on Sunday mornings with people whose names we do not know – much less
what their greatest needs are. One of the greatest draws to our church has always been the strong sense of acceptance of a
spiritual family where we take care of one another. So, is it bad that we have grown as a church and are discovering this
challenge? Of course not! But it means that we are going to have to tweak the way we provide and receive this within our
church family. As the church continues to grow, we’ve got to be intentional about continuing to get smaller.
Let me explain what I mean. We’re conceding the fact that we’re not going to intimately know everyone in morning
worship on Sundays. Instead, we are going to focus on being more systematic about drawing people from morning worship
into a small community of believers. In these small groups, everyone knows everyone by name, we can learn and discuss the
scriptures, pray specifically for one another’s needs, hold one another accountable, and discover genuine Christian friends. I
think of these small groups as “small churches” within our “larger church.” The small group leader becomes the primary
shepherd of that “small church.” This type of setting offers the best of both worlds. Larger churches provide the energy and
excitement of a packed house of believers coming together to worship on Sunday mornings. Larger churches have more
resources to provide more ministries and make a maximum impact in the community. But the small groups provide that family
feel of a small church where everyone knows everyone else. You may be thinking, “We already have small groups.” You’re
right. But we are going to refine our process and place a greater emphasis on them as a way to broaden our base. More to
come…
From my heart to yours,
Greg
The Carpenter's Christian Church
will host this month’s meeting of
Men for Christ
Monday - July 27th at 7 PM
Dinner will be served before the meeting. We
encourage all TCCC men to attend to learn
more of how we can help to plant more
Christian churches in Kentucky.
Dolls of HOPE
Dolls of HOPE meet every
4th Tuesday at 10am and
everyone brings something to
share for lunch.
We have started a new
ministry to make baby quilts
for an organization. You do not have to sew. There are
other ways to help in this ministry also. The usual day
for Dolls of HOPE Quilting is the 1st Monday of each
month at 10am with the exception of no meeting in
July.
All through the year we gather together to make dolls
for hospitalized children, Family Protective Services
and the Harrodsburg Police Department. We make
over 300 dolls and toboggans to go in Christmas shoe
boxes and the Guatemala Mission trips each year. We
are always in need of 100% cotton material for the dolls
and yarn for toboggans to be made. If you would like to
help make the toboggans in your spare time at home,
you can use a loom or hand knit and/or crochet
toboggans. All toboggans are 9-12 inches in
circumference.
We will continue to collect can goods and non
perishable food for the Christian Life Center
throughout the year. Each month we will deliver the
collected food items to the Christian Life Center to help
those in need in our community. You can help
participate in this project by placing your donations in
the red tote provided in the front lobby. If you have any
questions contact Dora Higginbotham at 265-7548 or
Martha Lainhart at 734-5893.
If it is to encourage, then give encouragement; if it is
giving, then give generously; if it is to lead, do it
diligently; if it is to show mercy, do it cheerfully.
Romans 12:8
Then Jesus said to his
disciples, “The harvest is plentiful but the
workers are few. Ask the Lord of the
harvest, therefore, to send out workers
Carpenter’s Team Missions 2015
One of the best gifts God has given us is time. We each have
the same amount of hours and minutes in each day. When God
ask for us to give back a portion of our first fruits shouldn’t our use
of time fall into this category? Are you using the time you were
given serving God, telling others about God or helping others? Or
are you to busy with meaningless things of this world? Are your
priorities right, are you teaching your children what is the most
important things in your life and how to manage time. One way
Satan controls us is making us too busy to serve God.
Pray to God for him to help you manage your time. We have 24
hours each day, let us use a part of that time to worship God and
help others.
Next month we will list ways you can serve and help. Can you
imagine how much we could accomplish if we all work together to
serve.
In June TCCC Mission team has helped supply and deliver food
to hungry children in Mercer County. A group of Christian
motorcycle riders had a bike rally to raise money for Camp Calvary.
TCCC provided a pit stop and the Mission Team supplied a snack
and drink for them.
Hard to believe we are already planning for the back to school
ReadiFest. TCCC partners with Harrodsburg United Methodist
Church to provide school supplies for needy children. School
teachers provide a list of supplies the children need for each grade
level. We purchase the school supplies, sort the supplies and pack
them in backpacks. The backpacks are given to children at the
school ReadiFest.
The next No Walls service will be July 19th at the corner of West
Office and James Street. We will start setting up around 5 p.m. No
Walls service starts at 6 p.m. Come and receive a blessing by
seeing what God is doing. If you would like to help contact John
Sims or the church office.
Since Eve came along you never hang out with us anymore.
TCCC YOUTH
Jacob Bryant, Youth Ministry Director
[email protected]
Wow! What an amazing week of camp we had! If you have not had a chance to ask a student
how CIY was this year, please do. I am sure they will be more than willing to tell you all about it. I would like to
say a special “Thank You” to everyone who prayed for us before the event and also while we were at CIY; we could
feel the power of your prayers. If there was one thing that I could ask now that camp is finished, it would be that
you guys continue to wrap us up in your prayers. When students arrive back from CIY, they are tempted more than
before. Going to church camp is a special thing for students, but the excitement that they gain at camp needs to
transition to home. So, please continue to pray for our students. Thanks in advance!
It has already been an amazing summer this far. Just a few weeks ago we had our annual water games and
had a blast! The remaining weeks of summer are jam packed! If you have not grabbed a summer calendar from the
welcome center, please do so. It will have all of the event dates and times of everything that is going on this
summer for the youth. Currently, we are looking for a place to have our 'Messy Games' this year. I am hoping to
find a place that has ample amounts of acreage and water of some-sort that will allow our students to some-what
clean up after. If you know of any leads, please let me know!
We have thrown a curve-ball in our Sunday night Power-On service for the summer. Instead of having
middle school and high school meet at the same time (6:30-8) on Sunday nights. We are now going to have the
middle school meet from 6:30-7:30 and the high school meet from 7-8. There are a couple reasons for this. First,
we are wanting to see how this plan works on a trial basis. We believe that splitting the two age groups up will help
bring in more students who normally do not come. Also, we want to be able to teach on their levels. We want your
students to leave us on Sunday nights feeling like they have been "fed". Sometimes it is hard to achieve that by
teaching on different levels than what they need.
This is a good time to get back involved with the youth! We would love to see all the students on Sunday
morning, make their way to the gym Sunday night. Let's finish out the summer months strong!
TCCC Children’s Ministry
Stacy Charles, Children’s Ministry Director
[email protected]
We are soooo pumped up and excited for EVEREST VBS to get here. Please join us July 6-10 from 5:30-8:30
for the best VBS yet. God has great things in store for our children and adults in attendance that week. We will have
our kickoff on July 5th from 7-9 at TCCC with Backyard Ministries and a pool party to conclude our VBS festivities
on July 11th from 6-8 at Anderson Dean Pool. Please join us. Our goal for the week is 350 children and adults in
attendance!!
Please be watching the bulletin toward the end of the month for information concerning TEAM KID and
Children's Choir starting back up in August once school starts. Exciting things in store for the children of TCCC.
Thank you all so much for your donations and prayers for our upcoming VBS. we couldn't put on such a
fantastic VBS and reach so many souls for Christ without a church like ours.
Please continue your prayers for VBS and join us for the fun!! Will be an exciting week that is sure to bless all who
attend.
P.U.S.H
(Pray Until Something Happens)
Persistence With God
Dear Church Family of The Carpenter’s Christian Church,
Thanks so much for the nice welcome letter after my first visit.
Thanks also to the great cookie bakers for the delicious cookies I
received. A special thank you to Laura Harris who brought the
cookies to my house and to visit with me. It’s been wonderful to be
with Christian friends.
Sincerely,
Pat Hildebrandt
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I want to take a moment to thank each of our volunteer groups and
individuals that have financially assisted our chapel with the
purchase of sanctuary chairs. You always respond with gracious
gifts to financially support the ministry work and inmates at NTC.
The chairs have been ordered and will be put to use within 2
weeks. I am deeply humbled by your giving spirit and willingness to
help those who are incarcerated. Thank you for your faithfulness.
REV. AARON W. MOBLEY, M.A.R., M.Div.
CHAPLAIN
DEPARTMENT OF CORRECTIONS
NORTHPOINT TRAINING CENTER
BURGIN, KENTUCKY 40310
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Dear TCCC
Thanks for the food, calls, emails, support and the ceramic church
that was sent to our family.
Miller & Nichols Family
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To Carpenter’s Christian Church
As a family we would like to thank the congregation for their prayers
during the time of Doris Freeman Carey’s illness and passing. We
would like to thank Perry Dressler for taking time out to officiate the
service. A special thanks to Lisa Bugg, Cathy Camic & Crystal
Bentley for serving the meal our church family provided following
the service.
Thank you again,
Jeff, Andrea, Mackenzie, Paisley, Jason Carey & Landon Rogers
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I want to thank everyone who sent cards, food, flowers, and prayers
during the sickness and loss of my sister Betty Barnes. She is at
peace now with our Lord. Your thoughtfulness is deeply
appreciated.
Norene Baker & Family
Luke 18:1-8
Then Jesus told his disciples a parable to show
them that they should always pray and not give up. He said: "In a
certain town there was a judge who neither feared God nor cared
about men. And there was a widow in that town who kept coming to
him with the plea, 'Grant me justice against my adversary.' "For
some time he refused. But finally he said to himself, 'Even though I
don't fear God or care about men, yet because this widow keeps
bothering me, I will see that she gets justice, so that she won't
eventually wear me out with her coming!” And the Lord said, "Listen
to what the unjust judge says. And will not God bring about justice
for his chosen ones, who cry out to him day and night? Will he keep
putting them off? I tell you, he will see that they get justice, and
quickly. However, when the Son of Man comes, will he find faith on
the earth?"
Jesus' parable is designed to teach us that, though our prayers
should long appear to be unanswered, we should persevere, and
not grow weary in petitioning God.
We have been studying the “Wonder of Prayer” in our Women's
Sunday School class. One of the chapters we studied was
“Persistence with God”. It talked about how the disciples watched
Jesus walk in the power and presence of God, and how they
became more than intrigued by Jesus' prayer life. Jesus gives them
a backstage pass to see how and when He prays. At times, He
even prays aloud so the disciples can hear His requests.
I find comfort that Jesus knew we'd sometimes be tempted to
give up on praying. He knew we'd look at our world and the
countless injustices, the overwhelming brokenness, the hardness of
human hearts, and consider throwing up our hands and walking
away.
I have read “prayer is the language of dependence”. Become
completely dependent on Him and persistent in your prayer life . . .
HE's told you “not to give up”. The King James reads “and not to
faint”. “Faint” translated from the Greek means “to be afraid, to
become discouraged, to become weary or tired, to despair, to lose
heart, to tire of.” HE's told you “not to faint”.
Let's consider a couple of questions. What are three reasons
you're tempted to give up praying? What's one area of your life or
person that you've given up praying for?
Bring the answers to these questions to the Lord, remember the
message of His parable and realize as we sang in our worship on
Sunday . . . “Lord I need You, oh I need You”.
May you be encouraged by these words today and remember
always pray and don't give up.
Maryann Strickland
The Prayer team is facilitated by Maryann Strickland; those serving with
her are: Eileen Burberry, Larry Camic, Ken & Clara Daggett, Koos
Van Den Burg, Denise Delp, Linda Green, Paul Hensley, Debbie Massie,
Nancy Simmons, J.R Thompson, Debbie Votaw, Delmer & Phyllis Warren,
Lee & Donna Wright.
The Only way to God
Thomas said to him, “Lord, we don’t know where you are
going, so how can we know the way?” Jesus answered, “I am
the way and the truth and the life. No one comes to the
Father except through me. If you really know me, you will
know my Father as well.” John 14:5-7
The only way to God is through faith in Jesus Christ. There is
one path to the Almighty and it's through His son. Any add
ons to trust in Christ replace faith alone as the gateway to God.
The route to our heavenly Father is not Jesus plus religious
fervor. The faith journey to heaven is not Jesus plus
denominational loyalty. Becoming a Christian is not Christ
plus a compelling cause. Jesus Christ is God. When
introduced to Jesus we are introduced to God. Christ alone is
our soul’s cry!
Thomas voiced the disciple’s concerns, doubts and fears. They
had experienced the truth of Jesus’ life changing and life
giving teaching, but they still lacked understanding of why He
must die. Though they saw Jesus raise Lazarus from the dead,
they still did not comprehend the fact that after three days
Christ would rise from the grave. Jesus’ death would allow
them to experience the living Lord. Trust in the way to God is
made clear when we accept Jesus as God.
“No one has ever seen God, but the one and only Son [Jesus],
who is himself God and is in closest relationship with the
Father, has made him known” (John 1:18).
Do you believe Jesus is only a manifestation of God--or God
manifest? Are you trusting in anyone or anything other than
Jesus Christ to get you to God? Start by loving Him with your
heart. By faith receive Jesus into your heart. Allow His free
flowing grace to forgive you of your sin. Embrace Him and His
unconditional love. Now love Him with your mind. Believe
Jesus is God. Trust that He is the only way to your heavenly
Father. Thirdly, love God with your soul. Rest in His peace
and security. Lastly, love God by submitting your will to His
will. God’s will works.
Furthermore, as a disciple of Jesus, make it a priority to show
and tell others how and why He is the only way to God. Like
His followers after His resurrection, we cannot keep quiet
since the Holy Spirit has quieted our soul and filled us with
holy boldness! We are all on a journey with Jesus and we
unselfishly want to invite those we influence to join us. Some
will start and finish. Others will start and stray. Regardless, by
grace we remain faithful to Christ: the Way, the Truth and the
Life. We know Him, so we can make Him known. Jesus is the
only way to God.
“Salvation is found in no one else, for there is no other name
[Jesus Christ] under heaven given to mankind by which we
must be saved” (Acts 4:12).
WISDOM HUNTERS
Mending Hearts
Our Mending Hearts group went to
Golden Corral for lunch in June and
was stuffed. Many thanks to Chigger,
Roberta and Hobert for driving since
we didn't have a bus driver. We came
home and Norene got word that her
sister Betty Barnes had passed away. Our condolences
go out to Norene for her loss. I'm working on plans for
this month. Be sure to ask someone to join us and do
make some phone calls to the shut ins. It means so
much to them.
God bless you all,
Wanda Waldridge
Spirit Lifters invites everyone who would like to attend
the National Quartet Convention in Pigeon Forge, Tenn.
The group will leave on Sept 28 and return the morning
of Oct 1st. The group can take up to 25 persons to this
event. If you would like more info see Chigger Flynn.
Willing Hands
The Willing Hands met on Tuesday, June 9th.
At the end of the business portion of our meeting,
we welcomed our guest, Brandon Sutton.
Brandon and his father operate Sutton Farms in
Mercer County. He explained in great detail the
process of producing honey. We were all so impressed
with this young man. Personally, I never knew how much was involved in
producing the jar of honey we purchase at the store.
We will meet again on Tuesday, July 14th at 7:00 pm. Our meetings
are held at the home of Phyllis Warren. We will once again have a guest
join us. Jennifer Wilhite will be joining us with a Pampered Chef Party.
We would like to invite all the ladies at TCCC to join us if you’re interested.
We have voted to include any hostess gifts we earn during the party in the
Craft Fair auction this year. If anyone would like to purchase any
pampered chef through our party, but cannot attend, please see Jennifer
or myself.
PAMPERED CHEF PARTY
Hosted by The Willing Hands
Tuesday, July 14 7:00pm
Phyllis Warren’s house
I hope everyone is having a fun and safe summer.
Teri Giles
KIDS Church
July 5 (1) Michelle Bugg and Crystal Gabhart (2) Lisa Curtsinger,
Tara Stinnett, Staci & Maddie Bast, Tanya Hensley, Lindsey Shepherd,
Stacy & Brevin Charles
July 12 (1) Michelle Bugg (2) Kristal Irvin, Amy Raney, Jessica Kenderick,
Michele & Kelsey Bugg
July 19 (1) Michelle Bugg (2) Jennifer Maddox, Tara Stinnett,
Amber Evans, Dana Warren, Stacy & Brevin Charles
July 26 (1) Michelle Bugg (2) Heather King, LeeAnn Turner, Michelle &
Kelsey Bugg, Tia Taylor, Laura Lee Currens
Front Door Greeters
July 5 (1) Deryck & Jennifer Wilhite (2) Red & Ina Adkinson
July 12 (1) Paula Crowley (2) Phoebe Brown & Linda Cole
July 19 (1) Lisa Curtsinger (2) Bessie Votaw & Samantha Fayne
July 26 (1) Phyllis Barrett (2) Buddy & Lisa Bugg
Prayer Room
July 5 (1) Coos Van Den Burg (2) Denise Delp & JR Thompson
July 12 (1) Ken Daggett (2) Nancy Simmons & Larry Camic
July 19 (1) Linda Green (2) Maryann Strickland & Eileen Burberry
July 26 (1) Clara Daggett (2) Paul Hensley & Maryann Strickland
Nursery Schedule
July 5 (1) Patsy Revell (2) Sandy Royalty, Joyce Sims, Emily Hensley,
Savannah Higginbotham
July 12 (1) Donita Milam, (2) Heather King, Jennifer & Ashleigh Wilhite,
Gidget Taylor
July 19 (1) Rebecca Lanham (2) Stephanie Abrams, Donna Lane,
Teri Orme, Leslie Sallee
July 26 (1) Patsy Revell (2) Debbie Votaw, Megan Harley,
Kaci Christopher, Katie Hensley, Ashley Spears
Parking Lot Team
July 5 (1) Mike Warren (2) Lee Claunch & Hobert Cheatham
July 12 (1) David Johnson (2) Paul Hensley & Steve Anderson
July 19 (1) John Pendegrist (2) Jim Oliver & Michael Thrasher
July 26 (1)Jim Barrett (2) Ronnie Robinson & clay Slone
Usher Team
July 5 (1) Dick Tanhauser, Don Kestler, Donnie Sexton, Jim Barrett,
Wayne Green
(2) Larry Camic, Buddy Bugg, Scott Noland, Jim Hicks, Jay Anderson,
Marion Rogers, Chris Shackelford, Cary King, Travis Lanham,
Jack Mattingly, Steve Lupson
July 12 (1) Maurice Baker, Johnnie Slone, Keith Hensley, Deryck Wilhite,
Mike Warren, Aaron Gabhart
(2) Curtis Fayne, Ed Delp, Keith Monson, Clay Slone, Gerald Sheperson,
Adam Chunglo, Chad Ellis, Shannon Murray, Ronnie Pulliam,
Jeremy Cocanougher, Jeremy Timmons
July 19 (1) Dick Tanhauser, Steve Kestler, Dave Johnson,
Mike Higginbotham, Chris Howard
(2) Delmer Warren, John Sims, Joe Myers, Brent Frederick,
Chaz Hockensmith, Kevin Higginbotham, Clayton King, Patrick McMullin,
Brian Kendrick, Everett Spurlock
July 26 (1) Maurice Baker, Joe Milam, Al Mueller, Chris Slone,
Richard Wilder, Aaron Gabhart
(2) Lee Wright, Tim Sallee, Paul Hensley, George Neal, Steve Anderson,
Ken Watson, Lee Claunch, Cody Shackelford, Max Clark, Kyle Withers,
Mark Wilson
Home Communion
July 5 Aaron Gabhart & Richard Wilder
July 12 Maurice Baker & Jim Barrett
July 19 Lee Wright & Chad Ellis
July 26 Curtis Fayne & Ed Delp
Church Bus Drivers
July 5 Cary King
July 12 Jim Mattingly
July 19 Michael Griffieth
July 26 Cary King
July Communion Preparation
Brenda Brown & Roberta Machal
Worship Team
July 5 Team A: Lisa Votaw, Scott Noland, Tony Broyles, Kim Ellis
July 12 Team B: Jim Oster, Linda Mueller, Eva Reynolds,
Carol Watson, Kenny Hensley
July 19 Team C: Ronda Devine, Kaitlyn Curtsinger, Deborah Moyers,
Jack & Kathy Mattingly
July 26 Team D: Roberta Machal, Lynette Freeman, Samantha Fayne
SUNDAY SERVICE TIMES
(Nursery provided)
Sunday School
10 AM
AM Worship
8:30 & 11 AM
KIDS Church
8:30 & 11 AM
Youth Group
6:30-8 PM
Children’s Choir (not during summer) 7-8 PM
Evening Bible Study
7 PM
Check your newsletter calendar for other events
Elders Serving in 2015
Lee Wright (859)366-0339 (Chairman)
Harry Humes (606)776-5245
Curtis Fayne (859)325-0404
Larry Camic (859)613-1870
Dick Tanhauser (859)865-1170
Maurice Baker (859)613-1563
TCCC May 2015 Averages
Sunday school …………………………….
Sunday AM .....…………………….……..
Offering …...................................$
Budget …………………….….……$9,998.00
The Carpenter’s Christian Church
1340 US 127 Bypass
Harrodsburg, KY 40330
NON-PROFIT ORG.
US Postage PAID
Harrodsburg, KY
Permit # 49
Return Service Requested
Greg Warren, Senior Minister
Chigger Flynn & Carol McKinley, Shepherding Care
Sunday
Monday
Tuesday
Wednesday
1
Thursday
2
7 PM
Small Groups
Friday
3
4
6:30 PM
Prayer Team
meeting
7-9 PM
VBS Kick Off
5 PM
Spirit Lifter's
Cookout
6 PM
Youth MS
Pool Party
5
6
7
8
5:30 PM
VBS Everest
5:30 PM
VBS Everest
9
5:30
VBS Everest
10
5:30
VBS Everest
Red White & Blue Sunday
8:30 & 11 AM
Services/Kids Church
10 AM Sunday School
6 PM VBS Kick Off
13
8:30 & 11 AM
Services/Kids Church
10 AM Sunday School
6 PM VBS Family Night
5:45 PM
BCMF
Jessamine Christian
8 AM
Youth Holiday
World Trip
6 PM
Finance Committee
meeting
6 PM
Elder's Meeting
8:30 & 11 AM
Services/Kids Church
10:00 AM Sunday School
6:00 PM No Walls
26
8:30 & 11 AM
Services/Kids Church
Baby Dedication Sunday
10 AM Sunday School
4 PM Full Boar d meeting
6:30 PM MS Youth Gr oup
7 PM HS Youth Gr oup
6:30 PM Unity Ser vice at
Mt Pleasant
6-8PM
VBS Pool Party
Anderson Dean
8 AM
Men's Prayer
Group
11
8 AM
Men's Prayer
Group
5 PM
Spirit Lifter's
Dinner/Concert
12
19
Saturday
14
20
21
6:30 PM
Mission Team
Meeting
15
22
11 AM
Mending Hearts
7 PM
TCCC Host
Men for Christ
10 AM
Dolls of HOPE
Ministry
18
8 AM
Men's Prayer
Group
23
7 PM
Small Groups
24
5 PM
Spirit Lifter's
Dinner/Concert
29
30
7 PM
Small Groups
7 PM
Youth Life Groups
25
8 AM
Men's Prayer
Group
6 PM
Youth HS
Pool Party
28
TCCC Newsletter
articles due to
church office
17
7 PM
Youth Life Groups
7 PM
SRCMF
Peaks Mill Christian
27
16
7 PM
Small Groups
31