Valentine Dessert Theater - First Baptist Church Sulligent, Alabama

WORSHIP OPPORTUNITIES
SUNDAY
8:30 AM - EARLY WORSHIP
9:45 AM -SUNDAY SCHOOL
11:00 AM - LATE WORSHIP
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P U B L I C A T I O N
O F
F B C
S U L L I G E N T
5:00 PM - KINGS KIDS CHOIR
REACHING SULLIGENT - TOUCHING THE WORLD
5:00 PM - YOUTH CHOIR
FEBRUARY 1, 2015
6:00 PM - WORSHIP CELEBRATION
6:30 PM - SMALL GROUP STUDIES
WEDNESDAY
6:30 PM - BIBLE STUDY/PRAYER
6:30 PM - MISSIONS GROUPS
You are invited to our
7:25 PM - CHURCH CHOIR
REHEARSAL
Valentine Dessert
Theater
INSIDE THIS ISSUE:
VDT
1
Pastor’s Corner
2
Notes from Bro. Jeff
3
Sunday, February 15th
In Our Prayers
6:30 PM
New Members
DT & Spiritual Growth
Opportunities
4
Calendar
5
Women’s Ministry
YAH News
6
Mission & Ministry
7
Opportunities
In the CLC
Join us for food, music, skits, pictures, & lots of
love to spread! VDT is put on by our Youth Ministry
as one of their fundraising events of the year.
Meetings, Anniversary &
Invitations
Youth Column
Our Record Speaks
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First Baptist Church Sulligent
PO Box 217, Sulligent AL 35586
PHONE: 205-698-9610
FAX: 205-698-8037
Email: [email protected]
Website: sulligentfbc.org
Our donations at this event will help
them to go on retreats & mission trips.
It is the mission of First Baptist Church to worship
and honor GOD with all our being and equip ourselves
with the word of GOD, not only to better serve our church,
but to reach out to our community, state, nation, and
throughout the world with the message of CHRIST.
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Pastor’s Corner
Wonderful Church Family,
One chili pepper; two chili peppers; three chili peppers—
those were the choices at the bottom of my menu. Our original plan had been to eat at a favorite restaurant in West Point
but 8:30 p.m. was the earliest reservation available. Instead
we headed to Columbus. Searching the internet on the way
Charlotte discovered a Thai restaurant that was given wonderful reviews.
Having lived in so many places our taste buds have enjoyed
all kinds of food. Not wanting to go to places we have been to
many times before we decided on a new adventure. Now I
had a choice to make—not only what kind of food to order but
how “hot” I wanted that food to be.
I like hot and spicy food. I try to eat it in moderation considering I was diagnosed with GERD years ago and I take medication each day to keep that under control. I also try to eat
healthy but I still like the hot and spicy from time to time. So,
one chili pepper, two, or three was my question?
May I plead sort of insanity? “I will take two peppers.” The
waitress looked at me and said, “You do like it hot!.” I should
have changed right then but I did not.
A little while later the wondrous dish arrived. It looked very
red—or maybe that was the lighting. It smelled wonderful. I
loaded my fork and took my first bite.
There has only been one time when I had to say, “I can’t eat
that— it is too hot.” That one time occurred many years ago. I
and the minister of music at the church I served as pastor in
Fort Worth, Texas would regularly eat together at different
Mexican restaurants throughout the Fort Worth area. We had
many to choose from. We tried to find some really authentic
places. Stephen and I sat down and the chips and salsa were
brought to our table. As normal I loaded up my chip with the
salsa and took a bite. My mouth was suddenly on fire! No
amount of liquid would extinguish my blazing taste buds! That
was it. “I can’t eat this! It is too hot!” Stephen agreed and he
is a born Texan!
Back to my bite of the Thai two chili dish. It was hot! Hotter
than I normally eat something. The kind of hot that sends
waves of heat through your head and then begins traveling
all over your body. The thought went through my head,
“should I eat this or not?” One bite after another and the entire plate of food was gone! For the next day I needed no
heat source. I think I was glowing from the inside out! No
germ could possibly still be alive in my body. Yet, I survived
and we will go back to that restaurant again. This time I think
I will choose only a one-chili-pepper-adventure!
There is a saying, “I got more than I bargained for.” That can
be a bad thing or a good thing. For me and my two chili pepper meal I had gotten more heat than I had anticipated.
Sometimes that is how life works—we get into something by
our choices only wishing we had never made that choice.
Think very carefully about the choices that you make or you
may get more than you bargained for in a bad way.
There are some things that you get more than you bargained
for in a good way. Surely there is something that you have
bought at some point—-it could be any number of things—
but you have thought to yourself, “that was a good purchase
(especially if you got a great deal on it).” In that case you got
more than you bargained for. To get more than you bargained for (in a good way) essentially means you are getting
such good and usefulness out of something that it far outweighs the cost paid.
I know something in which that is true every single time!
Would you like to know what that is? It is living and active. It
is able to penetrate your heart and mind. It is able to reveal
your motives and the deepest crevices of your soul. It is so
sharp that it can cut through the toughest callouses of your
heart and with great precision remove scales from your eyes.
It can, with it’s Author’s help, actually change your heart,
mind, values, attitude, perspective, emotions, etc. to be more
like God’s.
It can encourage the most discouraged and comfort the worst
of broken hearts. It can whittle away what is not important in
this life and reveal with crystal clear clarity what does really
matter in this life. You know what it is. It is God’s word!
You might be thinking, “But God’s word doesn’t cost me anything to read and study.” Oh, yes it does.
Time invested reading and studying.
An open heart and mind willing to get honest with God about
what God reveals to you about Himself and about you.
Trust in God and obedience to what God has revealed.
Time spent talking to God about His word. “Help me Father,
teach me, help me to understand Your word and walk in Your
ways!”
A constant awareness that your decisions reflect the teachings
of God’s word and a constant crying out to the to the Holy
Spirit—”help me, enable me to live according to God’s truth!”
It costs you these things and even more.
From what I have experienced in walking with God for these
27 years and investing my time in reading, studying, trusting,
and obeying His word— I ALWAYS get much more than I
bargained for. The return to me from God (loving Him, knowing Him, walking with Him, being used by Him, etc.) for reading, studying, trusting, and obeying His word far outweigh any
time, etc. that was invested on my part!
Make the wisest of decisions today and all of your tomorrows.
Invest your time reading, studying, trusting in, and obeying
God’s word—you will always get much more than you bargained for! God promises that over and over in His word!
~Byron
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Our Church Family:
Marcelle Gilmer, Sue Brown
Christian Sympathy goes out to:
Annette Ballard Family in the
loss of her brother in law, Arthur “Toots” Otts.
Debbie Knight in the loss of her father, Rayburn
“Kitty” Cantrell.
Matt and Angie Price Family in the loss of their 4
year old cousin, Brayden Barksdale.
Homebound: Jake & LaGeita Gothard, Frank Buckley,
Ted Boyett
Nursing Home Patients: Ola Mae Edwards, Irene Box,
Bernice Karr, Bobby Joe Irvin, Robbie Knight, Joan
Crump, Hattie Mixon, Shirley Weeks
Notes from Bro. Jeff
One of the most fun and yet time consuming responsibilities
that I have is listening to music to choose for our choirs to
learn and share with our fellowship. I get a number of music
packets every few months with various anthems and songs in
them and I listen to see if I can find music for our church.
Sometimes you listen to an hour worth of music and find nothing to use. Sometimes you listen to an hour and find numerous songs that you feel led to choose. This past month as I
was going through music I took some time to stop and thank
God for gifting and talenting (is that a real word?) individuals
to write lyrics and music that lead us to His throne. I think the
passing of Andrea Crouch also caused me to reflect on lyricists and writers. Can you imagine not having the words that
we sang just last Sunday to lift to Him? “When we’ve been
there ten thousand years, bright shining as the sun. We’ve no
less days to sing God’s praise than when we first begun” So
many men and women that we will never meet this side of
heaven have impacted our worship through their gifts.
B.B. McKinney, the first music secretary for the SBC Church
Music Department who wrote; Satisfied with Jesus, God Give
Us Christian Homes, The Nail-Scarred Hand and many more.
Fanny Crosby, the blind hymn writer who penned ; To God Be
the Glory, I Am Thine, O Lord, Jesus Is Tenderly Calling and
over 1,000 other hymns.
William Kirkpatrick, the Pennsylvania music writer who wrote
the tunes for; “Tis So Sweet to Trust in Jesus, My Faith Has
Found a Resting Place, We Have Heard the Joyful Sound and
others.
Chris Tomlin, the present day musician who has given us;
How Great is Our God, Holy is the Lord, My Chains Are Gone
and more soon to be favorites.
In II Chronicles 20 we read a story about Jehoshaphat preparing the nation of Israel for battle and it says, “Jehoshaphat
appointed men to sing to the Lord and to praise Him for the
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WELCOME INTO OUR CHURCH FELLOWSHIP…
by Profession of Faith and Baptism
Elijah Magnusson
4742 Mt Hebron Rd
Beaverton AL 35544
Birthday: October 5th
Family Deacons: Roger Brown & Lee Mosley
John Thomas Gilmore
P.O. Box 1171
Sulligent AL 35586
Birthday: July 16th
Family Deacons: Tom Howell & Keith Weeks
splendor of His holiness as they went out at the head of the
army.” Yep, they sent the musicians out in front of the army.
Now there are some who may think this was done to get
those musicians to be quiet! But really it shows the power
when we praise our God. I thank Him today for those whose
songs we sing and who use their gifts to enhance our worship
and to lead us to His presence.
Church Choir…I am glad that we have had the chance to
share a couple of the songs from our Christmas musical again
in January. We always say it’s sad that we work for so long
on this music and then just get to share it once. “We Believe”
was as powerful in January as it was in December. What a
declaration! “We believe this is the Christ, the Hope of heaven sent to earth. We believe he ruled on high but came in
lowly human birth. And we believe this King will reign and all
the world will know His name, and those who bow He will receive. We believe, yes, we believe!” And then the excitement
that “Go Tell It” brought to the start of those worship times!
Thanks for the solos Todd and Lee.
We are now running full steam on new anthems and preparing for the upcoming Easter season. We have some great
songs to share and our rehearsal times have already been a
good start to the new year.
Kings Kids...OK, break time is over! Time to get back to it!
Your rehearsals begin again on Sunday February 1st at
5:00pm. You will begin working on your spring musical. Grab
your friends and make sure you are there for the new start.
We have one open spot for piano lessons right now and we
also have some interest for the guitar lessons to begin again.
If you would like to check about either of these opportunities
give me a call.
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Discipleship Training &
Spiritual Growth Opportunities
ALL BOOKS ARE AVAILABLE
FOR ORDER THRU THE
BEGINNING FEBRUARY 1ST
CHURCH OFFICE.
ADULTS CLASSES SUNDAY NIGHTS AT 6:30 PM
“Autopsy of a Deceased Church – 12 Ways to Keep Yours Alive” by Dr. Thom Rainer facilitated by Carlyle Noe (books $5)
This book study will walk you through the radical paths necessary to keep your church alive to the glory of God and
advancement of Christ's Kingdom!
“Overwhelmed” by Perry Noble - facilitated by Cindy Otts (optional book $12)
This video-based study offers keys to unlock the chains of your anxiety and despair. Perry encourages you to shift your
focus from your circumstances to Christ so that you can overcome worry and be free to embrace the joy-filled life God
wants for you.
“Raising Kingdom Kids” by Tony Evans - facilitated by Leigh Sandlin (book $8)
This book/video study is for every dad or mom who wants to fulfill the parenting role God has given them—not just in
raising healthy kids intellectually, physically, and socially, but in contributing to their child’s relationship with God and
alignment under His plan.
CHILDREN’S DISCIPLESHIP TRAINING CLASSES SUNDAY NIGHTS AT 6:30 PM
I’m a Christian—Now What?
Bible Learning Activities
The Beginner’s Bible
Jesus: He Lived Among Us
Veggie Tales
Teachers: Kristy and Katie Howell, Shelby Mann, Joey Sandlin, Patricia Brown
More Spiritual Growth Opportunities
BEGINNING FEBRUARY 4TH
WEDNESDAY NIGHTS AT 6:30 PM
“Tactics: A Game Plan for Discussing Your Christian Convictions” by Greg Koukl - facilitated by Dean Wilson
(No book necessary)
In this video-based study Koukl shows you how to: - Initiate conversations effortlessly - Present the truth clearly, cleverly,
and persuasively - Graciously and effectively expose faulty thinking - Skillfully manage the details of dialogue - Maintain
an engaging, disarming style even under attack. Tactics provides the game plan for communicating the compelling truth
about Christianity with confidence and grace.
Womens Beth Moore Study (See page 6 for more information)
DAYTIME BIBLE STUDY - FOR MEN AND WOMEN
TBA, facilitated by Camille Robinson
If you are interested in being a part this daytime Bible study, please join us on Thursday, February 5th at 10 am for a
planning meeting in the Church Office Conference Room. We will discuss what study we’d like to begin as well as what
day and time works well for everyone.
Monday
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Randy Otts .................................. 1 1
Parker Price ................................ 2
Joan Crump ................................. 5 3:30 pm Youth
Vickie Norwood............................ 6 Turkey Bowl
Chad Wheeler.............................. 8 (SHS StadiumCLC if rain)
Linda Reese ................................ 9
Jesse Hattaway ......................... 10
Bill Reeves ............................... 10
Jim Reeves................................ 10
9
Jay Buckley ............................... 11 8
Micah Seripin ............................. 11
Drake Anderson......................... 12
5 pm Children’s SS
Laura Leigh Wheeler ................. 13 Teachers Support
David Dean................................ 14 Meeting (Upstairs)
LaGeita Gothard ........................ 14
Marchall Guyton ....................... 14
PLEASE LET US KNOW
Jadee Barker ............................. 15
If you or.............................
a loved one are sick
Brad Hankins
17 or hospitalized, please let us know.
Matt Hankins We
.............................
want to minister17to you
need.
15 during this time of16
Dillan MillerYou
................................
19
Disaster
Relief
may contact us in the Church Office at 205-698-9610
Wyatt Sandlin ............................ 19 Challenge Sunday
or email us at [email protected]. You may reach
Brian Carter ............................... 21
Bro.
Byron
at 205-425-3655
Terry Carter ...............................
21 or email at [email protected]
or Bro..............................
Jeff. may be reached
Bailey Weeks
21 at 205-270-0491, 205-698-9619 or
6:30 pm
Amanda Barnes .........................
email at 22
[email protected]
Valentine Dessert
Phillip Brown .............................. 23
Theater (CLC)
Robbie Knight ........................... 23
Charles Gilmer........................... 25 22
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Luke Otts ................................... 25
Geneva White ............................ 25 9:45 am Adult SS
Paulette Minor ........................... 26 Teachers Support
Regan Rye ................................ 26 Meeting (CLC)
Ora Mae Woods ........................ 26
2-3:00 pm (CLC)
Sawyer Gunter........................... 28
Baby Shower
Barbara Reeves......................... 28 honoring Shae
Sunday
11
9:30 am YAH Nursing
Home Ministry
6:30 pm Prayer Meeting, Children & Youth
Classes, Beth Moore
Video, Tactics Study
7:25 pm Church Choir
Rehearsal
10
9 am Soul Care
Group Meeting
(Office Conference
Room)
12
6:30 pm Women on
Mission Meeting
(Kim Weeks Home)
5
10 am Daytime
Bible Study
Planning Meeting
(Office)
Thursday
6:30 pm Prayer Meeting, Children & Youth
Classes, Beth Moore
Video, Tactics Study
7:25 pm Church Choir
Rehearsal
25
11 am Morning Glory Widows Support
Group Meeting
(CLC)
24
6:30 pm Prayer Meeting, Children & Youth
Classes, Beth Moore
Video, Tactics Study
7:25 pm Church Choir
Rehearsal
18
17
26
19
Youth Ministry
4
11:30 am YAH Lunch
(CLC)
6:30 pm Prayer Meeting, Children & Youth
Classes, Beth Moore
Video, Tactics Study
7:25 pm Church Choir
Rehearsal
Wednesday
3
Tueday
27
6 pm Womens
Game Night (CLC)
20
13
Happy
Anniversary!
5-10 pm Date Night
(sponsored by
Children’s MinistryWatch for more
Details)
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21
CLC Reserved
PRISON MINISTRY
8 am Food Prep
10:15 am Depart for
Lamar County Jail
14
VALENTINES DAY
1:30 pm
Women’s Day at
Crews Methodist
Church
7
Saturday
Deacon
of the Week
1st - Roger Batchelor
8th - Brandon Crawford
15th - Wayne Lucas
22nd - Michael Sorrells
February 6th
marks Bro. Byron’s
4th anniversary
here at FBC!
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Friday
Building
Responsibility
Roger Batchelor
Michael Sorrells
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FBC Women’s Ministry
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FBC Women’s
Ministry Team
Leaders:
Touching the heart of the home, by reaching the hearts of women,
through missions, spiritual growth, and fellowship, while reflecting on the heart of Christ.
Emily Crawford
712-9507
WOMEN ON MISSION MEETING
TUESDAY, FEBRUARY 5TH
AT 6:30 PM
MEET AT KIM WEEKS HOME
CARPOOLERS MEET AT CHURCH
PARKING LOT AT 6:15 PM
Sylvia Rhudy
712-4201
Kim Weeks
712-5253
MORNING GLORY WIDOW
SUPPORT GROUP MEETING
TUESDAY, FEBRUARY 17TH
AT 11 AM
MEET AT CLC
BRING A SACK LUNCH
TUESDAY, FEBRUARY 10TH
9 AM
MEET IN OFFICE CLASSROOM
NEW BETH MOORE BIBLE STUDY
“A HEART LIKE HIS - SEEKING THE HEART OF GOD
THROUGH A STUDY OF DAVID”
GAME NIGHT
FRIDAY, FEBRUARY 20TH
AT 6 PM
MEET IN THE CLC
Bring your favorite finger food and join us!
Friends are welcome!
YOUNG
SOUL CARE GROUP MEETING
VIDEO SESSIONS
STARTING WEDNESDAY, FEBRUARY 4TH
AT 6:30 PM
MEET IN DORCAS CLASSROOM
Beth Moore invites you to join her on an exciting and intimate
journey to know King David focusing on his years as God's
chosen king of Israel. David's life clearly demonstrates that
God is always able to reach us, correct us and reclaim our
worship. If you've ever experienced doubts, temptations,
losses, personal inconsistencies, or if you've anguished
over family problems, then this study is for you!
YAH News
S
RT
A HEA
All adults 50+ and your spouse are welcome to join us…
FBC Young At
Heart Ministry
Team Leaders:
Linda Batchelor
Beverly Waller
LUNCHEON
WEDNESDAY, FEBRUARY 4TH
AT 11:30 AM
IN THE CLC
Bring your favorite covered
dish and join us!
GENERATIONS
NURSING HOME
MINISTRY
WEDNESDAY, FEBRUARY 11TH
AT 9:30 AM
MEET IN OFFICE PARKING LOT
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Mission & Ministry Opportunities
FOOD PANTRY
Our Food Pantry is extremely low.
Here is a list of needed items. Please bring your donations
by the Church Office or drop them off in the Food Pantry.
Jelly
Peanut Butter
Kraft Mac & Cheese
Assorted Chef Boyardee Meals
Cake Mixes
Frosting
Assorted Dried Beans
Chicken Helper
Canned Chicken
Chili Season Packets
Canned Kidney Beans
Canned Tomatoes
Tuna Helper
Canned Tuna
Corned Beef Hash
Hungry Jack Instant Potatoes
Canned Sweet Peas
Pork & Beans
Canned Fruits
Canned Ham
Assorted Jell-O
Hamburger Helper
Spam
Canned Roast Beef
Rice
Spaghetti Noodles
Spaghetti Sauce
Hearty Soups
Boxes of Crackers
Vienna Sausage
Pop-Tarts
FEBRUARY IS DISASTER
RELIEF PREPAREDNESS MONTH
HELPING REBUILD: SHARING CHRIST IN CRISIS
Join us in supporting the Alabama Baptist
Disaster Relief Offering. Funds given through the
Alabama Baptist Disaster Relief Offering will enable
the State Board of Missions, in partnership with
churches and associations, to support and
equip disaster relief responders and response
efforts, including the purchase of needed equipment.
STATEWIDE GOAL: $200,000
FBC CHALLENGE SUNDAY, FEBRUARY 15TH
FBC GOAL: $1 PER MEMBER
PRISON MINISTRY
SATURDAY, FEBRUARY 14TH
8 AM FOOD PREPARATION
10:30 AM DEPART FOR JAIL
MEET AT CLC
Meetings, Anniversary and Invitations
You are invited to join us for a
BABY SHOWER
CHILDREN’S SUNDAY SCHOOL
TEACHERS SUPPORT MEETING
Shae Knight
SUNDAY, FEBRUARY 8TH
baby Caroline Elizabeth
AT 5:00 PM
MEET UPSTAIRS
ADULT SUNDAY SCHOOL
TEACHERS SUPPORT MEETING
SUNDAY, FEBRUARY 22ND
AT 9:45 AM
MEET IN CLC
honoring
WE ARE SO GRATEFUL TO BE
CELEBRATIONING 4 WONDERFUL
YEARS WITH YOU BRO. BYRON!
Thank you for sharing your passion
and love for the Word of God.
We thank God daily for
you and your family.
~Personnel Committee
& Your Church Family
& baby Cooper Dennis
Sunday, February 22nd
2:00 -3:00 pm
Christian Life Center
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FBC SULLIGENT STAFF
FBC SULLIGENT
PASTOR: BYRON A. PICKERING
MINISTER OF YOUTH & MUSIC: JEFF CHAFFIN
MINISTRY ASSISTANTS:
CAROLYN TRENTELMAN & SYLVIA RHUDY
NON PROFIT ORG
US POSTAGE PAID
VERNON AL
PERMIT NO. 22
P.O. BOX 217
SULLIGENT, AL 35586
ADDRESS SERVICE REQUESTED
FBCELC INTERIM DIRECTOR: LINDA RYE
NURSERY COORDINATOR: CINDY KERR
OUR RECORD SPEAKS
SUNDAY SCHOOL ATTENDANCE
JANUARY 4TH - 178
JANUARY 11TH - 184
JANUARY 18TH - 198
JANUARY 25TH - 184
WORSHIP ATTENDANCE TOTALS
JANUARY 4TH - 259
JANUARY 11TH - 174
JANUARY 18TH - 205
JANUARY 25TH - 171
BUDGET NEEDED TO DATE
$ 28,093
BUDGET RECEIPTS TO DATE
$ 28,038
FINISHING IN FAITH PLEDGE
RECEIPTS TO DATE
(5 YEAR CAMPAIGN BEGAN ON
APRIL 1, 2012)
PLEDGED GOAL - $ 494,840
RECEIVED TO DATE - $ 319,044
PRISION MINISTRY BALANCE
$ 695
LOTTIE MOON OFFERING
YOUTH MINISTRY STUFF
“Always keep on praying” Ephesians 6:18
It has been great to experience “Finding
Your Spiritual Gift” with you in
Discipleship University. I pray that
many of you have discovered what you
believe your gift or gifts may be.
Remember that God will confirm in you
what He has placed in you. Also
remember that it does you or the body of
Christ no good for you to know what your
gift is and not put it to use. I look forward
to hearing from you in the coming weeks
about how you believe God wants you to
use your gift. “For this reason I remind
you to fan into flame the gift of God,
which is in you…” II Tim. 1:6
Thanks to Stephanie, Aften and all the
parents and students who made the
“Soup & Spud” Luncheon so
successful! It went very smoothly and
over $1,100 was raised. Please also
remember that we raise money by you
selling plates! It’s great that you work but
that doesn’t bring in any money. So be
ready next time to sell at least 10 plates
or so, that’s really pretty easy.
$ 8,127
PIANO FUND
$ 1,780
Our annual Turkey Bowl is Sunday,
February 1st! We will meet at Brown
Stadium for the annual gridiron classic
and then we will head to the Hankins to
play, eat, and watch the game together.
As always, guys bring a 2 liter drink and
girls bring a sweet. This is not only a
great fellowship time but remember that
it’s a great way to get your unchurched
friends involved! I dare you to bring
someone who doesn’t go to church
anywhere with you that day! In fact, I
double dog dare you!!! Ooooooo…..
The Valentine
Dessert Theatre is
coming up February
15th! We will be
practicing on
Wednesday nights, February 4th &
11th, and Sunday night, February 8th.
Also remember that we will have a time
to set up the CLC and clean up the
CLC. Those times are when you will
earn money so be watching!
You can get your deposit in now for
Breakaway 2015! Gatlinburg is calling!!
There is a $50 deposit and it is due by
early March. The dates are Saturday
March 28th – Tuesday March 31st. I
have already heard many of you talking
about being ready for this retreat and I
am too! Get me those deposits!
You will also be discovering the location
for summer mission soon! Remember,
it’s not the where that’s important, it’s
the WHO!!
Love you guys! ~Jeff