NORTH PARK APOSTOLIC CHURCH “KINGDOM CONNECTION”

NORTH PARK APOSTOLIC CHURCH
“KINGDOM CONNECTION”
SUNDAY, OCTOBER 5, 2014
VISION STATEMENT
We are called to be a Christ-centered, Holy Spirit-dependent church
with simplicity and excellence as we love God with all our being and
love all others with the same passion.
The Vision of the North Park Apostolic Church can be found in the
following principles:
 To love the Lord with all our heart, soul and mind through our
worship and our lifestyle (Mark 12:30).
 To love each other with the same passion and fervency (Mark
12:31), so that all people would know that we are true disciples
of Christ through the love we exhibit one to the other (John
13:35).
 To fulfill the Great Commission, by loving the unsaved souls of
people we know, namely friends, relatives, acquaintances and
neighbors (Mark 16:15) through sharing the Gospel of Jesus
Christ (John 3:16).
MISSION STATEMENT
To passionately pray, preach, teach and live through the power of
the Gospel of Jesus Christ which is His greatest act of
love toward us.
We will attract and win souls to Christ through the power of His
love as it applies to the saving of souls, healing, restoration and
forgiveness. The love of God and the demonstration of that love
through His people is the answer to a fallen world and the effects
sin has on people.
We will accomplish this through prayer and sharing the gospel as a
Christ-centered body ministry as we utilize our God-given gifts in an
atmosphere of God’s love and safety.
NPAC STAFF
NPAC LEADERSHIP TEAM
“Who Ya Gonna Call?”
The Administrative Staff is happy to assist you in whatever you may need,
please feel free to contact us at the Administration Office (619) 229-2800
Monday – Friday, or by email (check out our website).
PASTOR MARK GARCIA
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Counseling
Hospital Visits
Weddings
Home blessings
Baby Dedications
PASTOR EDWARD BALTRIP
Minister of Music
Head of Music
and Media Ministry
DEACON WILLIE ANDERSON
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 Head Deacon
 Benevolence
 Security Advisor
Deacon’s Store
House (Food Needs)
SIS. RAQUEL BUCHANAN
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Makes appts. for
Pastor Garcia
Finance Asst.
Mthly. Statements
Min. BILLIE SIMMONS
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Makes appts. for
Deacon Anderson
Church Secretary
Facility rentals
Auxiliary Liaison
Counseling
GIVE US A CALL!
GET CONNECTED
NPAC
619-229-2800
Reva Parks – healing / receive new kidney
The Smedley Family – healing (Elder Charles Smedley, Sr. passed)
The Shaw Family – mother passed (Bobbie Shaw), Michael Shaw - healing
Vanessa Villela – healing (Sis. Simmons’ sister)
Aldena Williams (Senella Dennis’ sister) – health (kidneys, heart)
Jabril Clewis
Tayler Elese Wright
Edward Simpson - healing
Michael McKenzie – healing
Sandra Tillman – back on dialysis after 15 years
Jun Dennis, Jr. - deliverance
Gertrude Mallory – healing (Sis. Simmons’ mother)
Richard Howard - healing
Elder Rodney Misouria – healing
Clarence Tate – healing from cancer
LaTanya Owens – healing
Pamela Bailey – healing from surgery
Mary-Ellen Barrett & Wendy Patrick (DA’s Office) – combat sex trafficking
Brian Mallory, Sr. – healing, deliverance
Patty & Rod Douglas – healing of their marriage
Felicia McBride – son passed (24 years old)
Ruth Cook – healing from bursitis, arthritis
Diana Douglas Parks – healing from stage 4 cancer of the liver
Judie McCain & Family – healing
Barbara Perkins – healing
Charles Sheppard II - salvation
Emma Pugh (Sis. Barbara Trigueros’ mother) – healing
Audrey DePriest – healing (breast cancer) – Mother Wells’ sister-in-law
Wendy Foster
Cassandra Moore – healing (Sis. Tanya Hale’s sister)
Melany Miles – Zita Oubre’s mother – healing from cancer
Jalisha Wyatt – eyesight restored
Lyndah Sheppard – salvation
Ronnie Clay & Family – Son and grandsons died in a house fire
Jumesa Jones – healing (Senella Dennis’ daughter)
Julie Cruz & Family – healing and restoration
Darlene Sprague – healing
Theresa Pugh - healing
James Estes, Jr. - healing
Jun Dennis, Sr. - healing
Ahmad Simmons – salvation
Annie Gary - healing
William Mallory, Jr. - healing
Kenny Anderson, Sr. – brain cancer
The Patmon Family – Sis. Joyce Patmon’s sister passed (Helen Louise Thomas)
Ernestine Tillis – healing
Mother Dollie Adams - healing
Katherine Steffen – Bro. Simmons’ mother – healing
Bro. Coral Cook – healing from stroke
Senella Dennis – healing
Jenevieve Whyte – healing (eyes)
Mary Gardner - healing
Shawn Jackson – healing (Robin Brown’s grandson)
Trenton Coutis - healing
James Estes, Sr. (Mom Ware’s son) – healing from kidney problems
Verneeta Jones – cancer of lymph nodes
President Barack Obama– wisdom, direction
NPAC HAS MORE TO OFFER YOU:
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Weekly SUNDAY SCHOOL CLASSES (FOR CHILDREN AND ADULTS)
BEGINS at 9:45 a.m. For more info, contact Superintendent: Min.
Glen Laster.
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CHILDREN’S CHURCH: The Children meet every Sunday (after
offering) and Wednesday evening (at 7:00 p.m.) for a service
appropriate for their age group. Your child will learn about
Biblical truths and the teachings of Christ, along with fellowship
and fun activities. Parents: you are always welcome to
accompany your child to Children’s Church.
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NEW!! EVANGELISTIC DOCTRINAL BIBLE STUDY & WORLD
RELIGIONS at 7:00 p.m. (in the Reception Area): Small group
bible study. Instructor: Min. Adam Landa.
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YOUTH (GOD’S ELECT) MINISTRY: Quality teaching and
supervised activities for teenagers. Instructors/Mentors: Pastor
Aaron Majors and Associate Pastor Rodney Misouria.
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TRAINING COURSES: All courses are free and taught by
experienced instructors.
 TRAINING FOR SERVICE CLASS (OLD & NEW TESTAMENT), 7:00 p.m.
(Fellowship Hall)
 NEW FOUNDATIONS CLASS (FOR NEW BELIEVERS) Instructors: Elder
Frederick & Sis. Tonya Gantt; Elder Raphael Ricks and Min.
Elise Rodriguez – Sunday mornings at 9:45 a.m. (Fellowship
Hall)
 MEMBERSHIP CLASS –Instructor: Pastor A. Mark Garcia
 VICTORIOUS LIFE CLASS (creating healthy relationships,
forgiveness, overcoming strongholds in your life): Taught by
Pastor and Sis. Garcia – Check the bulletin for dates of the
next series of classes.
 DEACONS STOREHOUSE: Need ground beef, chicken, hot dogs,
pasta and spaghetti sauce. Please place perishable items in one of
the refrigerators in the kitchen. Give all non-perishable items to
any Deacon.
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SUNDAY, OCTOBER 5 – 7:00 P.M. – COMMUNION
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MONDAY, OCTOBER 6 – NOON DAY PRAYER
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MONDAY, OCTOBER 6 – 7:00 P.M. – TRAINING FOR
SERVICE CLASS (Instructor: Min. Tiffany Majors) – Location:
NPAC Fellowship Hall
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TUESDAY, OCTOBER 7 – 7:00 P.M. – EVANGELISTIC
DOCTRINAL BIBLE STUDY & WORLD RELIGIONS
(Instructor: Min. Adam Landa) – Location: NPAC Reception Area
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FRIDAY, OCTOBER 10 – 7:00 P.M. – HOUR OF POWER
(note date change)
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SATURDAY, OCTOBER 18 - LEADERS! MARK YOUR
CALENDARS!! – NPAC LEADERS’ MEETING – 9:00 A.M. –
11:00 A.M.: Location: NPAC Fellowship Hall – Breakfast will be
served.
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TUESDAY, OCTOBER 21 – 8:30 A.M.-5:30 P.M. – LIFELINE
SCREENING – Location: NPAC Fellowship Hall. The first 2
people who call the office
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IT’S REVIVAL TIME!! – OCTOBER 22 – 24 (more details to
follow)
OCTOBER 31, 2014
The NPAC Outreach Ministry will be going out to
meet the needs of the homeless. Many homeless are
in need of toiletries and other necessities. The NPAC
Outreach team will be going out to give these items
to the homeless on Saturday, October 18th. For more
information, please contact Elder Raphael Ricks.
Here is how you can help! Please drop off TRIAL
SIZE items listed below in the designated
OUTREACH MINISTRY box (located in the
Reception Area):
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Body Wash
Lotion
Wash Cloths
Small Towels
Wipes
Tooth Brushes
Tooth Paste
Disposal Razors (male & female)
Shampoo & Conditioner
Tissue packets
Hand Sanitizers
Combs
Brushes
Mouth Wash
WHAT YOU DON’T KNOW CAN HURT YOU!
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If you are age 21-80, learn your risk for developing 6
different chronic diseases
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$3.00 out of every $4.00 spent on healthcare is for
treatment of chronic disease
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Better lifestyle habits can help prevent 80% of heart
disease and 90% of type 2 diabetes
The 6 for Life Health Assessment measures your risk of
developing 6 chronic diseases, including heart disease, congestive
heart failure, stroke, diabetes, COPD and lung cancer. A
customized report will determine which risk factors contribute
most to your disease risk and are within your control to change.
Finger-stick blood tests along with biometric measurements are
included with this assessment.
NORTH PARK APOSTOLIC CHURCH WILL BE
HOSTING A LIFE LINE SCREENING PREVENTIVE
HEALTH EVENT ON TUESDAY, OCTOBER 21, 2014.
This event is also sponsored by San Diego Vascular Center.
Protect your health by registering today for the 6 for Life Health
Assessment for $79. Call 1-888-653-6441 or visit
www.lifelinescreening.com/community-partners to schedule
your appointment.
TAKE CONTROL OF YOUR HEALTH,
KNOWLEDGE IS EMPOWERING.
Call the NPAC Office and ask about how you can receive a free
screening!
“SEASON OF GIVING”
2014 THANKSGIVING DAY FOOD DRIVE
Thanksgiving will be here before we know it! This year, our goal is to give
150 boxes of food for Thanksgiving to needy families. The boxes will
include all the “fixins” for a great Thanksgiving meal.
WILL YOU HELP?
Beginning Sunday, October 12, we are asking each family to bring in
4 items (see chart below).
WE ARE ALSO ACCEPTING CASH DONATIONS TO PURCHASE FOOD.
The deadline for bringing in food is SUNDAY, NOVEMBER 16H. Boxes of
food will be given away on NOVEMBER 24TH. PLEASE PUT YOUR FOOD
ITEMS IN THE BOXES IN THE FOYER.
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SUNDAY, OCTOBER 19
Turkey
Punch (canned or powdered)
Boxed Macaroni & Cheese
Canned Peas
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SUNDAY, NOVEMBER 2
Turkey
Cornbread Stuffing (Boxed)
Canned Cranberry Sauce
Dinner Rolls
SUNDAY, OCTOBER 12
Boxed Mashed Potatoes
Canned Green Beans
Canned Corn
Canned Yams
SUNDAY, OCTOBER 26
Turkey
Cake Mix (yellow, chocolate, white)
Cake Icing (yellow, chocolate, white)
Boxed Jello (various flavors)
SUNDAY, NOVEMBER 9
Turkey
Sugar (5 lb. bag)
Dinner Rolls
Cornbread (boxed)
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SUNDAY, NOVEMBER 16
Turkey
Onions, Celery
Margarine, Eggs
Cornbread Stuffing (boxed)
You can bring food items anytime during the
week, also. Thank you for your sacrificial giving!
NORTH PARK APOSTOLIC CHURCH
Corporate Office:
2515 Lemon Grove Avenue
Lemon Grove, CA 91945
(619) 229-2800
Website: www.apostolicpower.org
Schedule of Services
Sunday
Early Morning Worship Service
Sunday School
Mid-Morning Worship Service
Evening Service
8:00 a.m.
9:45 a.m.
11:00 a.m.
7:00 p.m.
Monday
5:00 a.m. Prayer
Prayer
5:00 a.m. – 6:00 a.m.
12:00 p.m.
Tuesday
5:00 a.m. Prayer
5:00 a.m. – 6:00 a.m.
Wednesday
5:00 a.m. Prayer
Noon Day Bible Class
Evening Bible Class
5:00 a.m. – 6:00 a.m.
12:00 p.m.
7:00 p.m.
Thursday
5:00 a.m. Prayer
5:00 a.m. – 6:00 a.m.
Friday
5:00 a.m. Prayer
Evangelistic Services/ Prayer
Hour of Power -1st Friday of each month
5:00 a.m. – 6:00 a.m.
6:00 p.m.
7:00 p.m.
Saturday
Deacon Board Prayer
6:00 p.m.
Saturday Night Prayer
6:00 p.m.
Transportation provided for Sunday Worship Services
(Mid-Morning /Evening) and Wednesday Evening Bible Study.