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March 2015
Holy Week
Sunday, March 29
11:00 AM Palm Sunday Worship
Maundy Thursday, April 2
6:30 PM Maundy Thursday Dinner and
Communion
Good Friday, April 3
12 Noon Cross Walk
Resurrection Sunday, April 5
7:00 AM—Sunrise Service and Breakfast
11:00 AM—Resurrection Sunday Worship
Lenten Luncheon Series
First Presbyterian Church in Belmont
invites you to join them for their annual
Lenten Luncheon series continuing
through March 26. Reservations are not
required and nursery is available by
calling the church office at 704-8253357. More information and nursery
reservations for Lenten Luncheons are
available at www.fpc-belmont.org
Inside this issue:
Church Life
Music & Worship
2-7
8-9-10
Family Life
11
Weekly Schedule
12
Calendar
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Gifts Given to the Building Fund
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In memory of Tony Rollins by Ken & Elaine Crosby, Jimmy & Ann Little, Pam Reynolds,
Gene & Martha McClure, Dickie & Luann Thomas
In memory of Paul Jones by Al & Jane Rhodes, Greg & Sarah Springs, Ben & Peggy
Griffin, Ken & Elaine Crosby, Dickie & Luann Thomas
In memory of Jean Gann by Ralph & Pam Miller
In memory of Charles Black by Winesome Sunday School Class, Kenneth & Susan Fay,
John & Frances Bowden, Greg & Lynda Young, Ben & Peggy Griffin, Sunshine Sunday
School Class, Sarah Nixon, Harold & Joan Moore, Charles Moose, Yates & Sarah Pryor,
Bennie & Shirley Brookshire, Randy & Ginger McLean, Rita Howard, Ken & Elaine Crosby
In honor of Becky Thompson by Charles Moose
In honor of Ruth Mundy by Charles Moose
In honor of Bill & Vickie Flowers by Ted & Dollie Sellers
In honor of Mary Jane Hinkle by Ted & Dollie Sellers
Gifts Given to the Dr. Robert & Virginia Winecoff Scholarship
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In honor of Scott & Lisa Collier by Mamie Cole
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In memory of Charles Black by Mike & Mary Jane Hinkle
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In memory of Hazel Hedgepeth by Mike & Mary Jane Hinkle
Gifts Given to the Paul Fuller Jones, Jr. Music Scholarship
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In memory of Paul Jones Sr. by Gene & Martha McClure
Gifts Given to the Garrie L. Kendrick Scholarship Fund
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In memory of Garrie L. Kendrick by Anne Brinkley & Frances Springs
Gifts Given to the Bee & Pat Collier Scholarship Fund
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In memory of Bee Collier by Winton Products Co.
Gifts Given to the Brian Childers Scholarship Fund
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In honor of Brian Childers by Carl Baber
Gifts Given to the Library Fund
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In memory of Noelle & Nicholas Baber by Carl Baber
Gifts Given to CRO
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In memory of Paul Jones by Colleen Boggs, Gaston County Dyeing Machine Co.
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Christian Sympathy
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The Family of Hazel Hedgepeth
The Family of Charles Black
Buddie Hodges & Family in the death of his sister
Gary Farmer & Family in the death of his uncle
January Record
Totals
Sunday School Average
Total Receipts
Building Fund
Building Fund YTD
Other Designated
Other Designated YTD
2015 Church Budget
Avg. Needs through 1/31
Budget Receipts through 1/31
130
$30,222
$970
$970
$4,700
$4,700
$440,896
$36,741
$24,558
Mission Moments
Reflections of Light’s Mission Group meeting
is Sunday, March 1 at 6:00 PM in the parlor.
Circle of Faith Mission Group will meet
Monday, March 23 at 7:00 PM in the parlor.
Service Opportunities
Church Security
Extended Care—Infants
Psalm Readings
March 1-Gina & Mattie Hough
March 8-Suzanne Griffin & Leah Allen
March 15-Jeff & Donna Dobbins
March 22-Todd & Joy Flowers
March 29-Linda Piercy & Mary Hoy
March 1-Youth
March 8-Jim Benfield
March 15-Corey Rhyne
March 22-Lancy Rhyne
March 29-Brent Green
Feb. 23-March 1-Byron Abernathy
March 2-8-Gary Farmer
March 9-15-Jim Benfield
March 16-22-David Wrenn
March 23-29-Ken Fortsch
March 30-April 5-Jimmy Arndt
Extended Care—Toddler/Preschool
March 1-Patrick & Ashley Hager
March 8-Brian & Mary Frierson
March 15-Todd & Angie Hilderbran
March 22-Steve & Rosalee Noles
March 29-Neil & Alicia Robinson
Wednesday Night Suppers
March 4-BBQ Night
March 11-Chick-fil-a-Nuggets Night
March 18-Baked Ham Night
March 25-Italian Night
Remember to Spring
Forward!
March 8, 2015
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March Birthdays
March
March
March
March
2-Walter Batchelor & Arnie Broome
3-Donna Dobbins & Tracy Whitlock
4-Pam Davis & Daniel Noles
5-Linda Cloninger, Donna Hawkins,
& Pat Kinney
March 6-Carl Baber, Bailey Graeper, Brent
Green, & Emily Green
March 7-Jan Poindexter-Cameron
March 8-Colleen Boggs, John Frierson, &
Steve Sisk
March 10-Angie Hilderbran, & Will Rogers
March 12-Jimmy Baxter
March 13-Emily Arndt, Ken Barrow, &
Jack Hough
March 14-Brianna Lewis & Lisa Rhyne
March 15-Kelly Sprinkle
March 16-Jax Allen
March 17-Tammy Napier
March 18-Linda Mullis & Amy Smith
March 20-Elaine Crosby & Ron Featherstone
March 21-Tony McGee
March 22-Kathleen Lindsey
March 23-Tom McQuarrie
March 24-Hunter Hawkins
March 25-Lauren Skidmore
March 26-David Cauthen, Rita Howard, &
Sarah Pryor
March 29-Jesse Little, Sara Little, &
Susan Wright
March 30-Scott Collier, Joy Flowers, &
Aubrey Horton
March 31-Nicholas Wrenn
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March 15-Tom & Angela McLain (29 years)
March 16-Derek & Sonya Helton
March 21-Robert & Tammy Napier
March 24-Aaron & Lynette Brewer
March 24-Bill & Vickie Flowers (48 years)
March 25-Yates & Sarah Pryor (59 years)
March 31-Todd & Joy Flowers
BLESSING BAGS
Many of you may have heard that we are working on a project that we can show others
what Jesus Is through our hands and feet. “Blessing Bags” can be kept on hand
or in your car for passing along to someone in need. Quite frequently, we
find ourselves at a traffic light, next to a homeless man or woman standing
on the corner. Have you been in this situation before? You may feel
compelled to help, and wish there was something you can do. Maybe you’re
not comfortable handing them money, but you feel guilty not doing
something…
There are many ways you can participate. You can purchase items to
donate for the bags, help on Saturday, March 28 at 9:00 a.m. to assemble
bags, keep bags on hand to pass out or pray for this mission that those
needing them will be reached.
Items for bags: toothbrush and toothpaste, tissues, antibacterial wipes,
bandages, juice box or water bottle, peanuts, granola bar, crackers and
cheese, a gospel pamphlet, socks, deodorant, mouthwash, and comb.
To get involved, contact Julia Benfield at [email protected] or
704-678-4487.
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Sunday, March 8: Seniors leading in worship including Joy Choir.
Monday, March 9: The Jubilant Seniors will depart from the church at 10:50 a.m. to
John’s Restaurant in Charlotte for lunch. Call Frances at 704-900-5775 or one of the
other Jubilant Team members to get your name on the list. You will be responsible for
your own lunch. Dr. Cameron will be our speaker following lunch. Deadline is Sunday,
March 1 at 3:00 p.m.
Tuesday, March 10: The Joy Choir will be singing at a Nursing Home. Watch for details.
Wednesday, March 11: Attend regular evening activities .
For the remainder of the week The Jubilant Senior Team would like to encourage
seniors to send or give some TLC by a visit, call or card to any senior member of our
church that is sick, in the hospital, homebound, or in a nursing facility. This will let them
know we are thinking about them and praying for them.
Seniors, let’s do everything we can to make Senior Week valuable and up lifting to
many people! Blessings to all!
Frances Gurley, Team Leader and Jubilant Team, Alice, Bill, Danny, Pam, Pat, & Vickie
Sanctuary Choir Robes
First Baptist Church would like to express appreciation to those who have purchased choir robes in honor
and memory of the following individuals:
Rita Howard
Steve and Paige Sisk
Lanny Ray
Richard and Cathy Flowers
Richard and Cathy Flowers
Jim and Julia Benfield
Vicki Cauthen
Peggy McGlohon
Richard and Cathy Flowers
Frank Rodden
Paige Sisk
Steve and Paige Sisk
Steve and Paige Sisk
Steve and Paige Sisk
In memory of James and Rachel Howard
In memory of Mike Sherrill
In memory of Amy Ray
In memory of Lawrence and Edith Flowers
In memory of James and Myrtle Alexander
In memory of Joe and Sarah Bumgardner
In memory of Charles and Madge Hensley
In memory of Virginia Jones
In honor of Ashley Flowers
In honor of Arnie Broome
In honor of Steve, Connor, and Sydney Sisk
In honor of Arnie Broome
In honor of Bob and Becky Thompson
In honor of Brian Childers
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SENIOR WEEK: March 8-14
This is one week out of the year that is “our time.” A time to be recognized by others, a
time for us to stop and reflect upon all the blessings that God has given to us, and a time
to be thankful for our long lives that we could be called seniors in our church membership.
Listed below are many opportunities to let our minds and hearts shine for Him during
Senior Week.
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Dear Church Family,
Mac and I thank you for cards, flowers, visits, delicious meals,
and especially for your thoughts and prayers during my
hospital stay and recovery time as I continue to heal. Your
support touched my heart and we feel blessed to be a part
of such a loving church family.
Love in Christ, Linda Richardson
Church,
I want to thank my wonderful church family for the love and support shown to me and
my family during the two and a half years of Charlie’s illness and death. All the visits,
calls, cards, food, and prayers encouraged and strengthened us so much. A special
thanks to those who assisted with his service and those who prepared and served lunch
for our family the day of Charlie’s funeral. Thank you all.
Frances Black & Family
2015 Peru Mission Trip Update
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As most everyone has probably heard by now, FBC will be sending a mission team to Peru in July
2015! I wanted to take this opportunity to give you a little more information on our upcoming
trip. We will be leaving Mount Holly on July 4 and flying to Lima, Peru. From there we will fly to
Cusco, Peru and then take a short bus trip to the town of Urubamba where the Scripture Union
boys home is located. We will spend the week interacting with the approximately 30 boys who
reside in the home as well as performing whatever home improvement/construction projects that
are needed. We will fly back to Lima on Friday, July 10 and take an overnight flight home,
arriving Saturday July 11. The 2015 Peru Mission Team has 10 members: Nathan Benfield, Carrie
Haverty, Joe Haverty, Lakena Marsh, Savannah Piercy, Collier Poole, Alicia Robinson, Neil
Robinson, Amy Smith and myself.
In January, the team had the opportunity to meet Kate and Billy Greenman our Scripture Union
contacts in person! They were in our area while on a 6 month furlough. It was great for our team
to be able to ask questions and get to know Kate and Billy and how they started with Scripture
Union. They both were part of a mission team much like ours when they were 15 years old. From
that first trip, their love of the Scripture Union boys grew and developed into a calling to become
full time missionaries in Peru! Kate is the coordinator for mission groups traveling to Peru from all
over the world, while Billy is more specifically involved with the 7 boys homes and the house
parents and staff who run them. Kate and Billy developed a personal relationship while working
with Scripture Union and got married in Peru!
We are currently in the process of trying to raise the approximately $23,000 needed to fund our
trip. We have made good progress so far, but have a long way to go. Everyone on the team is
so thankful for the generosity of our church family! Without your support, both through prayer
and through giving, we would be unable to continue this important mission. We are also planning
a few fundraisers in the coming months so be on the lookout for details to follow. I will place a
bulletin board in the Gathering Place with updated information and our fundraising progress to
keep everyone up-to-date as we continue this journey.
As always, if you have any questions about the trip or the Scripture Union program, feel free to
ask! I’m sure any of the current or past team members would love to share what they know. Also,
Kate and Billy have a blog where they share information about the program
(www.12degreessouth.com). If you would like to see how the boys in Cusco celebrated Christmas,
check out the January 5, 2015 post (http://www.12degreessouth.com/2015/01/christmas-in-thesacred-valley/).
Janet Smith
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Lectio Divina…
Read the Bible as though it were something entirely unfamiliar, as though it had not been set before
you ready made… Face the book with a new attitude as something new… Read aloud the words written in
the book in front of you, hear the word you utter, and let it reach you.
-- Martin Buber
In church history, we usually describe two different ways to approach the Scriptures:
Sacra pagina and Lectio Divina. Sacra pagina, the sacred pages, is what we most often do for Bible
study, sermons and Sunday school. It is the process of breaking the Scriptures into its constituent
parts – what we preachers call exegesis of the text. This is where we consider issues like the
author’s intention of the text, the meaning in the original Hebrew or Greek, the geographic or
historical underpinnings of the text, or the style of the text. On the other hand, Lectio Divina, the
Divine Reading, is an ancient method of devotionally reading the Scriptures or “praying” the
Scriptures.
For most of us, we read the Bible a few minutes in a devotional or for our Sunday school
class, but, to be honest, we probably spend more time reading someone’s reflections on the text,
either in a devotional or a quarterly, than we actually spend in the Holy Word itself. I confess
that I am not immune to this. Indeed, I may be the most guilty as I read the text to mine it for
sermons and Bible studies. I may spend hours in my study on a particular text without taking the
time to just listen for and to the text. As Jan exasperatingly asked me once, “So, how many books
do you have on the Gospel of Luke?” (By the way, when you include commentary sets, the
answer is 12!)
For this reason, I work to include the Lectio Divina into my spiritual disciplines. This is a
method where you learn to listen to the text and what the Holy Spirit may be saying to you in
that text. The Lectio Divina is meant to be two-way communication – God speaks to us through
the Word and we respond to God’s calling.
The following is a model you can use. I suggest using a Bible that you find very readable
that does not have a bunch of study notes. Indeed, it is best done with a Bible with no study
notes that might distract you (use them for Sacra Pagina). The method is to listen for God, not
some writer of notes! Read the text three times. Read slowly each time and pause between
readings for a minute or two. During the second reading, take note of the word or phrase that
caught your attention. During the third reading, stop when you are touched by a word or phrase.
You have found the Word for you that day. Then follow through with reflecting on that passage.
Take several minutes to think about that word or phrase and what it tells you that day. Then,
respond; talk to God about what struck you. Vocalize a prayer of love or praise or lament or
thanksgiving as you feel at that moment. Finally, rest. Take a few minutes to listen to God and
enjoy being in God’s presence.
Unfortunately, space here does not give me the option of telling you all my feelings
about the Lectio Divina, but I can tell you that it is one of the most rewarding spiritual disciplines
in my life. It reminds me to listen for God’s still, small voice through the Scriptures.
We are in the season of Lent – a time for spiritual renewal. The Lectio Divina would be a
wonderful discipline for the season. Since I preached Psalm 51 Sunday and Lent is a season of
penitence before God, we could use it or one of the 7 Penitential Psalms (Psalms 6, 32, 38, 51,
102, 130, and 143) or other texts like Psalm 23, Psalm 121, Psalm 139:1-18 (maybe six verses at
a time), Romans 8:26-27 or Romans 8:37-39. Listen for God’s Word; it is amazing what you
will hear.
Grace and peace, Kendell Cameron
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March Worship At A Glance
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March 1, 2015—Second Sunday of Lent; Dr. Kendell Cameron preaching; Psalm 22;
”Songs of Lent: A Favorite Hymn” Genesis: “Let the Praise Go Round”; Be Thou My Vision”;
“I Am Convinced;” Exodus 1: “Near the Cross;” Exodus 2: “Vocalise;” Creative Arts Team:
“How Great Thou Art;” Mrs. Elaine Crosby—Piano
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March 8, 2015—Third Sunday of Lent; Dr. Kendell Cameron preaching; Psalm 25:1-10;
“Songs of Lent: Sins of My Youth” Joy Choir: “Prayer for Guidance” Bellissimo: “Grazioso”
and “Blessed Assurance”; Miss Emma Rhyne—Piano
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March 15, 2015—Fourth Sunday of Lent; Dr. Kendell Cameron preaching; John 10:116; Psalm 23; “Songs of Lent: Clarity;” Young Musicians: “Kyrie” and “Pie Jesu” Drastic
Measures: “Wondrous Love;” Sanctuary Choir: “Kyrie;” Mr. Tom McLain—Piano
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March 22, 2015—Fifth Sunday of Lent; Dr. Kendell Cameron, Preaching; Psalm 107
“Songs of Love: Steadfast Love;” Music Makers: “Have Mercy on Me” and “Blessing of
Grace;” Sanctuary Choir, “Psalm and Alleluia;” Miss Jessica Posa—Piano
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March 29, 2015—Palm Sunday; Dr. Kendell Cameron, Preaching; Hebrews 12:1-11
“Songs of Lent: Cornerstone ” Sanctuary Choir, “My God Is a Rock in a Weary Land” and
“Hosanna,” Miss Jessica Posa—Piano
Bellissimo and Exodus 2 Spring Tour
This Spring, Bellissimo and Exodus II will be presenting concerts of worship throughout
Western North Carolina. During the weekend, these groups will be sharing in worship
and fellowship with those in the Baptist Retirement Home in Asheville as well as
locations in Gastonia and Black Mountain.
Exodus II ringers are: Amanda Cameron, Spencer Childers; Yates Collier; Hunter
Ealey, Morgan Ealey, Kaylee Fortsch, Emily Green, Sarah Lindsey, Shay Lindsey,
Ethan Napier, Gracie Napier, Jessica Posa, Emma Rhyne, and Lauren Rogers.
Bellissimo ringers are: Lynn Ealey, Ashley Flowers, Susan Gurley, Kathleen Lindsey,
Tami Piercy, Collier Poole, Ginni Poole, Amy Smith, Janet Smith, Linda Smith, Alicia
Robinson, and Nancy Wrenn.
Bus driver for the weekend is Mr. Scott Griffin.
Please be in prayer for our ringers as they travel and
share God’s word and love through music.
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Instrumentalists: Dust off those cases and get tuned up:
it’s time for the FBC Easter Orchestra! Music is available
to be picked up now. Rehearsals will be held on each
Sunday in March at 4 pm. This year’s Easter Orchestra
will accompany congregational hymns on Easter Sunday
as well as provide instrumental support to the sanctuary
choir in presenting special music for the morning’s service.
Youth, this is a great time to invite school friends that play in band! All that’s
required is one year’s experience. FBC even has several instruments available on
loan. Check with Brian if you have any questions.
CBF Youth Choir Festival
16 members of Genesis Youth Choir will
be attending the Annual CBF Youth Choir
Festival at Knollwood Baptist Church on March 6-7. This two-day event gives our
singers the opportunity to sing with a group of 150 singers from across the state
under the leadership of one of our won: conductor Dr. Kenney Potter. FBC
attendees are: Anna Batchelor, Mitchell Bradley, Amanda Cameron, Spencer
Childers, Hunter Ealey, Morgan Ealey, Blake Harrison, Alleigh Hicks, Alex Marsh,
Jessica Medlin, Jessica Posa, Lauren Rogers. Chaperones are Brian and Keely
Childers, Scott Griffin, and Kay MacIntosh. Be in prayer for these singers and
adult leaders as they travel to Winston Salem.
“Boston Strong” 2015
Fundraiser Follow-up
Our Youth Music Ministry would like to express appreciation to our church and
community for your support of our Winter Fundraiser. Thanks to your generosity, we
have raised $6,500 for this mission trip. During the week in Boston, our youth will sing
10 concerts, work on several different hands-on mission projects, and explore the
sights and sounds of the city. We are grateful for your thoughts and prayers as we
continue to prepare to share God’s love in song, word, and deed this summer in
Boston, Mass.
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CBF Children’s Choir Festival and
Cantus Children’s Choir Camp
The
CBF
Children’s Choir Festival for 2015 will be held on
Saturday, March 14, 2015 at FBC, Lumberton. The clinician for this
festival once again is Sandy Holland. Sandy directs the Young
Voices of Charlotte and is one of the premiere Children’s Choir
directors in the United States. Children love her and love to sing
for her. Choir leaders come many miles to learn from her.
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Transportation and chaperone costs will be covered by the FBC
music ministry. The cost for this festival including two meals is $25
per person. To reserve your place, please give your cash or check
(in a marked envelope) to Brian by Sunday, February 1st.
CANTUS is a an ecumenical residential choir camp for children on the beautiful
campus of Pfeiffer University in Misenheimer, NC. This camp
provides spiritual, social, and musical development for the
growing child. This year’s camp is June 21-25. The cost for this
camp is $200 with a $100 per child deposit. CANTUS is a
great step in preparing older children for what’s ahead for
them in Genesis! This camp exposes children to great teaching,
as well as allowing time to explore handbells, handchimes,
musical theatre, and other great activities. If your child is
interested but cost is an issue, let Brian know.
Children’s Movie Night
Friday, March 13, 6:00-9:00 PM
Broome Closet
There will be pizza, popcorn, and drinks. Sign up
with Marie by March 8. Movie choices are “Box
Trolls” or “Rio 2.”
Youth Clean Up for Missions
The youth will meet at church at 4:30 p.m. on Friday, March 13 to clean some of the
rooms and closets upstairs in the education building and to find items that the Peru
Mission Team might be able to use in their May yard sale! This will be a great
opportunity for our youth to support another mission team from the church just as
that team supports the youth! It will also give a much needed spring cleaning to
some neglected spaces! See Paige Sisk for more details.
CBF-NC General Assembly
Thursday and Friday, March 19-20, 2015
Providence Baptist Church—Charlotte
Please call the church office for details or go
to http://www.cbfnc.org. Dr. Cameron has
served on the planning team for the assembly.
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We are in need of candy donations.
Suggestions are small candies that can
fit into an Easter egg such as starbursts, mini candy bars, M & M’s, etc.
LOOKING AHEAD…..
VACATION BIBLE SCHOOL 2015
Everest Conquering Challenges
With God’s Mighty Power
July 27-31, 6:00-8:30 PM
Volunteers are needed to lead games, lead
in opening music, lead children’s groups around to their various VBS stations, and a
group of “sciency” people to lead the children in their hands on craft/experiment
time. We could also use financial support to help us make sure this years VBS is a
success by providing all the necessary tools for the week. Donations can be given to
Peru Mission Team Cornhole Tournament
April 18, 2015
11 am—4 pm
The Peru Mission Team will hold their 1st Annual Peru Mission Trip Cornhole
Tournament on Saturday, April 18. Sign-ins will begin at 10am and the tournament
will start at 11am.
Cost is $20 per person if pre-registered by April
4th and $25 per person after that date. Please
bring cash the day of the tournament to pay for
the event so we can use that for the prizes.
There will be cash prizes to the top 4 teams! That
amount will be based on number of participants.
The more participants the larger the prizes!!! All profits will go to the Peru Mission
Team to help pay for the trip this coming July.
We invite everyone, even if not playing, to join us as we will be offering hot dogs,
snacks, and refreshments during the tournament. We are also planning to provide
kids’ activities as well. This is open to the entire Mount Holly and surrounding area, so
please spread the word!
Please contact Neil Robinson at 704-685-2567 or [email protected]
to pre-register. For those interested in helping, the team has several opportunities to
be involved.
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300 S. Main St.
Mount Holly, NC 28120
Phone: 704-827-2481
Fax: 704-827-4525
E-mail: [email protected]
Dr. Kendell Cameron, Pastor-704-214-1022
Rev. Brian Childers, Minister of Music- 704-460-4623
Rev. Marie Graeper, Minister of Children-704-740-6360
Mrs. Kim Payne, Administrative Assistant
Mrs. Beth Lawing, Newsletter Editor
Mrs. Cathy Pate, Organist
www.fbcmountholly.org
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Weekly Schedule
Sundays
8:55 AM
9:00 AM
9:00 AM
9:45 AM
10:55 AM
12:00 PM
5:00 PM
5:00 PM
6:00 PM
6:30 PM
Musical Preparation for Worship
Sunday Morning Praise Singing (Choir Room)
Library Open until 9:45 AM
Bible Study
Morning Worship
Library Open until 12:30 PM
Adult Handbells (Bellissimo)
Youth Deep Impact
Youth Snack Supper
Youth Choir (Genesis)
4:00 PM
Drastic Measures (Children’s Bells)
11:00 AM
Senior Adult Choir (Joy Choir)
Mondays
Tuesdays
Church Office Hours
8:00 a.m.-3:30 p.m.
Monday-Thursday
8:00 a.m.-12:00 p.m.
Friday
Closed for Lunch from
12:00-1:00 p.m.
If there is an emergency, you may
contact Kendell at 704-214-1022
or Brian at 704-460-4623.
Wednesdays
3:00 PM
4:00 PM
5:30 PM
6:00 PM
6:15 PM
6:30 PM
6:45 PM
6:45 PM
7:30 PM
Tinkerbells (grades K-2)
Drastic Measures (Grades 3-5)
Family Fellowship Meal (Fellowship Hall)
Music Makers (Grades K-2), Young Musicians (Grades 3-5), Creative Arts Team/Missions
Mission Friends
Adult Bible Study
RA’s, GA’s, and Cherub Choir
Youth Bells (Exodus 1 & 2)
Sanctuary Choir Rehearsal
Fridays
6:45 AM
Drastic Measures (Children’s Bells)