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HARTFORD
MEMORIAL BAPTIST CHURCH
SUNDAY, NOVEMBER 16, 2014
TWENTY-THIRD SUNDAY AFTER PENTECOST
YOUTH SUNDAY
Dr. Charles G. Adams, Pastor
Rev. Charles C. Adams, Presiding Pastor
Rev. Lurecie M. Stokes, Assistant to the Pastor in Pastoral Care
Rev. Kevin N. Taylor, Assistant to the Pastor in General Ministry
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LOOKING AHEAD
Next Sunday is the celebration, on the part of the Church universal and eternal,
of the exaltation, glorification, Lordship, Kingship and cosmic ultimacy of Jesus
Christ. This Sunday always precedes the First Sunday of Advent, to emphasize
the glory from which our Christ descended for our rescue, ransom and redemption. The appointed scriptures for this special celebration and observation
are as follows: Ezekiel 34:11-16, 20-24; Psalm 100; Ephesians 1:15-23 and
Ephesians 3:14-21.
We are not permitted to celebrate the glorious exaltation of God without reference to the love of God as we have experienced it in God’s work of redemption
and salvation. We experience God as redeemer, rescuer and ransomer before we
recognize God as Lord. This is the theological reasoning that lies behind the
choice of Ezekiel 34;11-16, 20-24, which precedes our praise of God. We praise
God as King, because God has revealed Godship to us in our salvation. The God
who saved us is the God who rules the whole world. Life is essentially good, because the God who created all life
and being is totally, thoroughly and unfailingly good. Please notice how directly and pointedly God commits
God’s own personal Self to us as our redeemer: not a delegate or substitute will save us, but God says: “I myself
will search for my sheep, and will seek them out... I will rescue them from all the places to which they have been
scattered... I will bring them out from the peoples, gather them from the countries; and will bring them into their
own land; and I will feed them... I myself will be the shepherd of my sheep... I will bind up the injured, and I will
strengthen the weak, ... I myself will judge between fat sheep and lean sheep.” God is personally, presently,
immediately and powerfully involved in the on-going process and drama of our redemption! That alone is the
source of our joy and the reason for our praise. God does not mean that human agents will not be called, chosen
and commissioned to lead us, help us, teach us, guide us; but if and when David, the king, falls into sin, and if
and when the prophets of God get tired and discouraged and the institutions of God fail to embody the image of
God’s truth and love, all will not be lost, the universe will not go back to chaos, humanity will not be destroyed,
the Church will not be conquered, because God will personally and intensively redeem God’s people. The God
we worship is dead serious about our salvation, transformation, restoration and ultimate consummation! Such is
the God-centered source of our security.
Psalm 100 is an imperative, twofold summons to praise God, and twofold set of reasons why we should praise
our God and King: First call to Worship: a) Make a joyful noise to the Lord; b) Worship the Lord with gladness;
and, c) Come into God’s presence with singing.
First list of reasons for praise: a) The Lord is God; b) It is God who made us, and we are God’s people; and, c) We
are the people of God’s pasture, and the sheep of God’s hand. We are not an isolated people, but we are bound
up lovingly and compassionately with all the family of God.
Second Summons: a) Enter God’s gates with thanksgiving; b) Enter God’s courts with praise; and, c) Give thanks
to God, bless God’s name.
Second set of reasons: a) The Lord is good; b) God’s steadfast love endures forever; and, c) God’s faithfulness
extends beyond us into all generations, aeons, epochs, eras and periods of history.
Ephesians 1:15-23 is a prayer by Paul for our enlightenment and wisdom in discerning the cosmic, ubiquitous,
inter-generational glory and greatness of our Christ. It is to be read in conjunction with Ephesians 3:14-21
which continues and ends this great prayer. Paul’s aim is to cause us to stretch our thinking, in order to discern
a Christ greater than we have yet been able to discern or to comprehend. The conception of the Christ we serve
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may be too small, too limited, too denominational. He is Lord of all. All means all. All space and beyond all
space. All time and beyond all time. All people and beyond all people. He is Lord, sovereign and king of all
things, all conditions, all situations, all confusions, all events, all places, all strongholds, all powers, all authorities,
all names, all dominions. The limitations of space cannot contain him. The boundaries of time cannot restrict
him. The differences between people and their religions cannot overwhelm or frustrate his Lordship, glory and
power that are at work in all and beyond all. Our new awareness of Christ will require a massive increase of spiritual voltage and mental wattage, so that we can see our Christian hope more clearly, appraise the value of our
Christian inheritance more accurately and raise the level of our Godly understanding higher, deeper and broader
than ever before!
Just to keep our feet on the ground while our heads are in the clouds of the glory of Christ, we are assigned to
read along with the preceding texts, Matthew 25:31-46, the parable of the Last Judgment. Here Jesus Christ is
presented to us in three ways.
1. First as reigning Sovereign.
2. Second as Suffering Servant who is present in and with all who suffer.
3. Third as the Coming Lord to Judge the World.
We must all be careful how we treat people, because we are dealing with the Christ who is present in all people,
especially those who suffer, and that is not the only reason for our reverence and compassion toward people.
The same Christ we mistreat in our mistreatment of others, will return with all the necessary evidence for our
condemnation and conviction in the Last Judgment. Since we have done it, or did not do it to the least of the
children of God, we have done it, or did not do it to Christ!
Read, in order to be careful!
Love ya!
C.G.A.
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SANCTUARY CELEBRATION
TWENTY-THIRD SUNDAY AFTER PENTECOST – YOUTH SUNDAY
NOVEMBER 16, 2014 – 7:30 AM & 11:00 AM
ORDER OF SERVICE
Devotional & Pastoral Advisements
Prelude“Song of Peace, Finlandia” – Sibelius
Opening Praise Sentences Rev. Robyn D. Moore
Processional
Hymn #524
“All Hail the Power” Diadem
Prayer of Invocation
Rev. Robyn D. Moore
Glory Be To The Father #541
Organ Interlude“Give Thanks” – arr. Martin
Children Sermon (11:00 AM )
Anthem“Holy, Holy” – Schubert
Prayer of Intercession &
“No Weapon” – F. Hammond
Song of Inspiration
Welcome To The Visitors
Rev. Robyn D. Moore
The Tithes & Offertory Period
Offertory Sentences
Luke 6:38; Matthew 6:19-21 (NRSV) Leader: Give and it will be given to you, good measure, pressed down, shaken together, running over will
be put into your lap.
People: For the measure you give will be the measure you get back.
Leader: Do not lay up for yourselves treasures on earth, where moth and rust consume and where thieves
break in and steal.
People: But lay up for yourselves treasures in heaven where neither moth nor rust consume and where
thieves do not break in and steal.
Unison: For where your treasure is, there will your heart be also.
Offertory Selection
““Faith” – K. Franklin
The Prayer of Dedication
Pre-Sermon Hymn #79
The Written Word
Rev. Robyn D. Moore
“At the Cross”
Preached Word
“LIVING FOR JESUS”
Pastor Adams
Invitation To Christian Discipleship
Hymn of Invitation #
“Is Your All on the Altar?”
Prayer of Thanksgiving
The Right Hand of Fellowship
Recessional #171“Trust and Obey” Benediction
Postlude “Rejoicing” – Handel
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BEREAVEMENT NOTICES
Please keep in prayer the families who have lost loved ones. We have received the following names:
DECEASED
RELATIVES
LOCATION
DATE
TIME
Daniel S. Rucker Daniel Rucker
Rosedale Park
Friday
Allie Rucker
Baptist Church
11/14/2014
Detroit, MI
Anthony Dewitt
Donna P. Vaughn
Cole Funeral Home
Saturday Billups
Angeline Billups
Detroit, MI
11/15/2014 Kimberly Billups Ciara Billups
HMBC
Monday FH-10:30 AM Albertha Smith Sally Mills 11/17/2014 Svc-11:00 AM
Cynthia Garner
HMBC
Saturday FH-10:00 AM Deaconess Bettie
Deacon William Agee
11/22/2014 Svc-11:00 AM
Agee
David Agee
Audrea Agee
Shanta Agee
Cynthia Adams Carter
Opralee Beatty
Private Service
Beverly Thomas
Camryn Brown
Mackenzie Brown
For additional information on these names and others, please see the notices as posted on the bulletin board in the
north corridor, or call the Church Office.
IN THE HOSPITAL/REHABILITATION CENTERS
CHILDREN’S HOSPITAL ICU, DETROIT, MI
Eddie Stokes (Baby)
FROEDTERT HOSPITAL, MILWAUKEE, WI
Robert Brazil
HENRY FORD HOSPITAL, DETROIT, MII
Ledora Holmes
Dexter Scott
HARPER/KARMANOS HOSPITAL, DETROIT, MI
Thelma Panton
REDFORD GERIATRICS VILLAGE, DETROIT, MI
Ruby Henderson
EVERGREEN REHAB CENTER, SOUTHFIELD, MI
Shirley Rose
HEARTLAND REHAB NORTH EAST, LIVONIA, MI
Jacqueline Davis
WILLIAM BEAUMONT HOSPITAL, ROYAL OAK, MI
Trustee Dorothy Cleveland
Willa Johnson
SINAI GRACE HOSPITAL, DETROIT, MI
Jacqueline Cole
IMPERIAL HEALTH CENTER, DEARBORN HTS., MI
Louise Hamilton
MEDILODGE, TAYLOR, MI
Leona Stallworth
WEST, BLOOMFIELD MI
Trustee Haywood Sharpley
Following the loss of a loved one can be a very difficult time. You may experience all kinds of difficult and surprising
emotions, such as shock, anger and guilt. A Bereavement Support Counseling Group is being held each 2nd and 4th
Monday of each month, in Room 307 at 6:00 PM. Through a setting that embraces confidentiality, participants may:
gain insight from others regarding coping strategies to begin to “live again”; share experiences and feelings that keep
memories alive; restore relationships when forgiveness is needed; gain wisdom regarding lifestyle changes; and strengthen our spiritual well-being. Please contact the Church Office to register at 313-861-1285 x 456, and begin the journey
to healing.
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ANNOUNCEMENTS
Women’s Day Total as of November 12, 2014: $106, 957.00
Work is almost completed on the renovation of the six bathrooms on the North end of the
Sanctuary and the adjoining floors. Please excuse our dust for these last few days. The tile is
being laid and walls are going up. There may be still dust and particles. Be careful and watch your
step. While every effort will be made to limit your exposure, please be careful.
Get that Midweek Boost! Join us for “Hour of Power” Service each Wednesday, in the Chapel, at 12:00 Noon to
12:30 PM. Lunch is served after the Service in the Fellowship Hall. Rev. Von Crigler is scheduled to deliver the
message. Be connected!
Prayer Service: Wednesdays from 7-8 PM, in the Chapel. The Theme for the Month is Patience. Deacons and
Ministers will anoint and offer comforting intercessory prayer. “Prayer is the key, but faith unlocks the door.”
Hartford Membership Photographers will be taking individual pictures after the 7:30 AM and
11:00 AM Service in Fellowship Hall Stage area behind the screen TODAY after each Service.
Don’t let this opportunity pass you by and not be included in our membership publication. Time
is running out, so don’t wait for someone to call. Just show up! Stop by the stage area and ask for
Delisa.
Tune in to the “Making it Happen Taking Action” Community TV show every fourth Thursday of each month at
11:00 AM on Comcast 90, 20 and WHPR TV. 20 & 33. The Host and Guest Host are Hartford Members, Barbara
Herard and Rev. Kevin Taylor. For more information contact Barbara Herard @ 313-585-4645 or Rev. Kevin
Taylor @ 313-475-0316.
The Scholarship Ministry is sponsoring its 2015 Black College Tour, Friday, April 3 thru April 12, 2015. They
will tour colleges in Arkansas, Louisiana, Texas and Florida. The donation is $600, and includes transportation
and lodging. For applications and additional information, please contact Ms. Georgia Daniel at 313-861-1150
or the Church Office.
ATTENTION! You are invited to shop at Hartford Memorial Baptist Church’s Annual Holiday Marketplace
sponsored by the Hartford Bazaar Ministry. Come and shop for that special Christmas gift or gift for any other
occasion. Saturday, November 22, 2014 from 10:00 AM until 4:00 PM and Sunday, November 23, 2014 after the
7:30 and 11:00 Services. Located in the Charles G. Adams Fellowship Hall. Lunch is available for purchase from
the kitchen on Saturday, November 22 from 12:00 PM until 3:00 PM. Teri Anderson, President.
Hartford Basketball season is about to start. We are forming basketball teams for all age groups. Cheerleading will
also be offered. Adult coaches and assistant coaches are needed. To register and to receive additional information,
please call Deacon Stan Clifford at 248-766-5208 or call the Church Office.
Don’t forget Ballroom Dance Lessons are still going on and the next session just started up. Join us Fridays from
7-8 PM for intermediate dancers. Ballroom donations are just $5 per person, per class. Any questions please see
Trustee Vincent Tucker.
Esther Mission Circle is conducting the annual NEW CLOTHES FOR CHILDREN DRIVE. Sizes 6-16. Clothes
are given to Homes For Black Children. Monetary contributions are greatly appreciated. See Sister Lillian Clinton,
Geraldine Smith or Deacon Justine Lofton for further information.
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ANNOUNCEMENTS
STEPHEN MINISTRY
“Christ Caring For People through People”
STEPHEN MINISTERS CARE FOR PEOPLE FACING TOUGH TIMES and are ready to provide the
emotional and spiritual help needed with crisis that include:
Loss of a loved one
Terminal Illness/Chronic Illness
Divorce or Separation
Unemployment/Job Crisis
Loneliness/Discouragement
Recovery from Illness and Unemployment
STEPHEN MINISTRY IS A CONFIDENTIAL MINISTRY and are trained volunteers ready to
provide you with one-­on-­one care. To Contact a Stephen Minister Call (313) 341-­2302
The Crusaders Sunday School Class is sponsoring the First Annual Scholarship Prayer Breakfast in honor of the
Class’ founder and spiritual leader, Mother Sarah Eliza Haygood. This spirit-filled event will be held TODAY,
at 9:30 AM, in the Vincent Room. Donation: $6.50. For additional information, please call Dee Smith
at 313-516-3831.
The Hartford Singles Ministry monthly meeting will be held Monday, November 24, 2014, from 6:30-8:00pm in
Hartford’s Vincent Room. For further info about the Ministry please contact Deacon Jeffrey Steele.
The College Christian Ministry invites all members that are undergraduate college students to our annual
Christmas Breakfast, Sunday, December 21, 2014, in the Vincent Room at 9:30 AM. We will worship at the 7:30
AM Service. Stop by the Church Office to pick a form or call the office, 313-861-1285 to RSVP. You may also find
the form on our website.
Calling all Hartford ministries, families, members, and friends! The holiday season is upon us and it is time for
everyone to embrace the Adopt-a-Family program. If you know of a deserving family needing holiday assistance,
submit the name to the program. If you wish to donate financially or sponsor a family, contact Tajaunia Braxton at
the Pastoral Care Office, at 313-861-1285, x456. The deadline is November 22, 2014. Let’s bless a family this
year. Family recipients will remain confidential.
The Hartford Greeters Ministry will meet TODAY immediately after the 11:00 AM Service in Room 308. Thanking you in advance for your support. Carol Anderson, President.
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ANNOUNCEMENTS
Did the floods affect you, your family, your neighbors or friends?
Join the Delta Emergency Response Team to find out the answers to your questions, Monday,
November 17, 2014, 6:00-8:00 PM, in the Fellowship Hall.
JUBILEE CHORUS 33RD ANNUAL CONCERT
Today @ 4:00 PM
NEW SEASON – SAME GOD (Ecclesiastes 3:1-8 & Hebrews 13:5-8)
Join Hartford Memorial Baptist Church and the Jubilee Chorus for a spirit filled concert praising the Lord
for His love and faithfulness through song. Musical styles ranging from anthems, spirituals and gospels will be
performed by this dynamic and versatile choir.
COME OUT AND BE BLESSED
The Altar Flowers were placed today in memory of
Angela Y Griggs
by her mother, Artelia Griggs
Visit us Sundays after
7:30 a.m. & 11:00 a.m. services
—we are closed during
worship service
Direct Number 313.864.3404
Cash * Checks * American
Express * Visa * Discover *
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If you haven’t been in to see our new space, come in and
see what we have for you. We are fast approaching the
holidays and its not to early to begin your holiday gift
shopping. Please come in and check out our FREE table
of books. No purchase is required. There might be
something of interest to you or as a gift to someone else.
Remember we can also special order books for you to
give to that special someone, or for yourself. So keep us
in mind during this time of year because we are here to
service you our Hartford family!! See You Soon.
Spears Watson Bookstore
Your full-service Resource Center and Bookstore
— If you still have a blue punch card from the old
bookstore, bring it in and receive $1.00 off each
punch towards your purchase.
REMINDER! The year is coming to a close. It is the time to make sure you are achieving your tithes and
offering goals. We are available to talk to you.
The Joshua Ministry (for adults 18-40) welcomes you to our weekly Thursday Bible Study at 6:15pm in the
Vincent Room. Join us as Reverend Kevin Taylor leads us in Bible study and discussion. Please contact Kamil
Williams at [email protected] so that we can get a headcount for dinner.
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AFRICAN AMERICAN HERITAGE REFLECTION
William Edward Burghardt “W.E.B.” Du Bois (Feb. 23, 1868 – Aug. 27, 1963) is remembered as a civil rights
activist, Pan-Africanist, sociologist, educator, historian, writer, editor and poet.
Du Bois was one of the founding members of the Niagara Movement. Established in 1905, the movement earned
its name because it stood as a symbol of the mighty current of change coming in regards to segregation and racism. The small organization was a precursor to the NAACP, which was formed in 1909.
In 1895, Du Bois became the first African-American to earn a Ph.D. from Harvard University. The following
year, he enrolled as a doctoral student at one of Berlin’s oldest universities, Friedrich-Wilhelms University, which
is now called Humboldt University. He was given an honorary doctoral degree from Humboldt in 1958.
He introduced the concept of the “talented tenth” in an essay published in September 1903. The talented tenth
were considered Black elites who had the responsibility and duty to better the lives of less fortunate AfricanAmericans.
In 1900, Du Bois was a leader of the first Pan-African Conference in London. He also led four other Pan-African
Congresses held from 1919 to 1927. W.E.B. Du Bois and fellow Pan-Africanist Marcus Garvey had ideological
differences that focused on the debate of integration vs. separation. However, they both cared about Africa and
were committed to the cause of African prosperity.
In 1961, Du Bois moved to Ghana. He started work on the Encyclopedia Africana to serve as a resource on
Africans and people of African descent throughout the world.
During his lifetime, Du Bois wrote 21 books and edited 15 others, and he published more than 100 essays and
articles. In 1903, Du Bois published his seminal work, a collection of 14 essays titled The Souls of Black Folk.
Du Bois died in Ghana on Aug. 27, 1963. He was given a state funeral, where activist Kwame Nkrumah, the
leader of Ghana, called him ”a phenomenon.”
The site of the boyhood home in Great Barrington, Massachusetts, where Du Bois grew up became a National
Historic Landmark in 1979.
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SERMON NOTES
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SERVING TODAY
GODS GIFTED HOST (GGH) Daisy Bryant Aaron, 2nd Asst.
Kathryn Cotton
AND CHERUBIC CHOIR
Dr. Joanne Clark
Minister of Pipe Organ / GGH Director
Rev. Amani Henry
GGH Director & Hammond Organ
Deirdre Thompson
Cherubic Choir Director & Piano
Derek Washington
Bass
Marjorie Dickson
Jackie Lurry
Dorothy Marbury
Rochelle Mitchell
Lurine Moncrease
Gwen Moore
Paulette Turner
Dorothy J. Ward
Carol Williams
Shirley Woods
DEACONS:
Arthur Reed
Drums
USHERS:
Youth Usher Ministry
IZANDLA
INTERPRETERS:
Reichelle Tucker **
John Harvey
Nina White
** Interpreting Sermon
MINISTERS
ANOINTING TEAM:
Natalie Cherry, Captain
Ann Allen
Derek Arnold
Edie Berry
Ronnie Davis
Jonathan Griffin
Denise Henderson
Connie Jackson
Nathaniel Lewis
Carla Mackey
Lionel Scott
Kevin Taylor
Charles Turner
DEACONESSES:
Angeline Brown, On Duty
Dorothy Welch, Team Leader
Linda Hathorne, 1st Asst.
Thomas Williams, Chairman
Greg Washington, On Duty
David L. Ward, Capt.
Raven Cannon, Co-Capt.
Terri Asbell
Varrie E. Bryant
Annie Bush
Janice Bush
Michael Fleming
Tamika Gaines
LaMont D. Hampton
Thomas Houghton
James Johnson
Connie McCoy
William Moncrief
John Moore
Marie Mosley
Washington Porter
Yolanda M. Shepard
Matthew Smith
Odessia M. Spruill
Jeffrey Steele
James Taylor
Patricia Taylor
Gary Teasley
Terrell Turner
TRUSTEES:
Virgil Young Sr., Capt.
Sylvia Ross-Sherrill, Co-Capt.
Rosalind Simmons, Co-Capt.
Marseille Arbuckle
Patricia Brewer *
Audrey LaSalle Brown
Dorothy Cleveland
J.C. Douglas
Daryl Duncan
Raymond Flowers
Jerome Gibbs
Vickie Hall
Cynthia Harris
Kathy Hemingway
Schylbea J. Hopkins
Debra Butler Jackson
Darnell Jackson
Anita Moncrease
Wesley Norris
Joyce Parks
Halmond Pringle
Ronald Spears
Frank Taylor
Ola Taylor
Eleisha Teasley *
Linda Tinsley
George Turner
Vonzie Whitlow
James A. Womble Jr.
* Consultative Trustees
NURSES:
Lydia Douglas
Rebecca Hayes
Gloria Howard
Betty Mapp
Janice McCrary
Pam Parker
Joe Thomas
Regina Thomas
ANNOUNCEMENT CLERKS
7:30 AM
Maxine E. Johnson
11:00 AM
Connor Robinson
SPEARS-WATSON BOOKSTORE
Cherokee Cole
Nora Sharpley
Ron Spears
Dolores Spencer
Andrea Whitfield
GREETERS
7:30 AM
Terry Graves
Ruby V. Jones
Kim Paige
Roosevelt Paige Jr.
Bruce Perry
Lamar Reed
Lydia Smith
Mabel Smith
Virginia Tate
Phoebe Vanderburg
11:00 AM
Kim Gause
Alexis Kerr
Lavern Lawson
Sonia Norfleet-Johnson
Dana Smith
JaKayla Kerr-Vanhorn
Jalaya Word
CHURCH CLERKS
Donna Lewis, Vice Clerk
Deborah Moncrease Allen
Sharon Jones
Denise Lewis-Madlock
Eleanor Spears
Venetta Watt-Tucker
June Williams
CHURCH OFFICE—HARTFORD INSTITUTE BUILDING
18900 James Couzens Highway • Detroit, Michigan 48235
Administrative Offices • 9:00 AM - 5:00 PM • Monday thru Friday
313-861-1285 / 313-861-1300 • Fax 313-861-0265
SPEARS-WATSON BOOKSTORE
Open Sundays, between and after services • Wednesday 11:00 AM - 6:30 PM. • 313-864-3404
HARTFORD AGAPE HOUSE
18700 James Couzens Highway • Detroit, Michigan 48235 • 313-861-1200 • Fax 313-861-7896
Hunger Task Force & Free Shop Mission….. 313-861-1202
The Staff Minister on call is Rev. Kevin Taylor. He can be contacted for any emergencies or urgent matters
313-861-1285 or 313-475-0316 • Email: [email protected]