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Sunday
Worship
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Daybreak Service
8:00 a.m.
Traditional Worship
9:00 a.m.
Christian Education Hour for children, youth & adults
10:10 a.m.
Contemporary
Worship
11:15 a.m.
All God's Children
An adaptive program for children with disabilities
11:15 a.m.
(in the CLC/gym)
Nursery care is available at all services.
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For Your Calendar
July 6
5:30 p.m.
CROP Walk planning meeting
6:00 p.m.
Ensemble rehearsal
7:00 p.m.
Odds 'N Ends Craft group
July 9
2:00 p.m.
Healing Circle
July 10
Noon
Caregivers Support Group
7:00 p.m.
Children's Ministry meeting
Hot Summer Nights Chamber recital
July 16-22
Youth Mission Trip
July 16
12:15-3:00 p.m.
VBS Work Day
July 17
6:00 p.m.
Property Ministry meeting
7:00 p.m.
Service/Mission & Outreach Ministry meeting
July 18
6:30 p.m.
Room at the Inn planning meeting
July 22
6:00 p.m.
Molly Healy Concert & Ice Cream reception
July 24-27
Vacation Bible School
July 30
Noisy Offering
August 5
5:00 p.m.
Rocheport Bluegrass
August 13
Blessing of the Backpacks
Youth Car Wash
Ice Cream Social
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Contact Us:
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B
roadway Christian Church
2601 W. Broadway
Columbia, MO 65203
Phone:
573.445.5312
Fax:
573.446.7300
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Church Office Hours:
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Sunday
8:00 a.m.-Noon
Monday-Thursday
8:00 a.m.-4:30 p.m.
Friday
Office Closed
Messages are checked regularly
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This Sunday, July 9
S
ermon:
In All Things, Pray
Sc
ripture: Genesis 24: 40-48
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Coming Up...
The Broadway Farmer's Market Is Back! 
Our members' gardens are beginning to produce, so quite soon we will need to lock our doors to protect against the zucchini invasion!
But those of us who would welcome fresh zucchini, tomatoes, cucumbers and more for our dinner table can visit the Broadway Farmer's Market table in the Fellowship Hall beginning this Sunday. Our gardeners donate their extra produce for the Market. Our non-gardeners may select their fresh produce and leave a donation in the mason jar. All donations are used to purchase materials for Festival of Sharing kits in the fall!
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Molly Healy In Concert
Saturday July 22 at 6 PM
If you regularly attend our Rocheport Bluegrass worship, you know Molly Healy as the phenom fiddle player in the bluegrass ensemble. Molly not only plays the fiddle, but also cello and guitar and is an accomplished singer-songwriter. She will share these many gifts with us in a free concert on Saturday, July 22 at 6:00 p.m. in the Loft! Join us for the concert and stay for the ice cream reception following!
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Do You Have A File of Life? You Should! 
The File of Life program was introduced to Columbia by Broadway member Gloria Berenak, who learned of the program while caring for her father in Illinois. She brought the idea to the Columbia Fire Department, and the rest is history - the File of Life has been officially introduced to the Columbia community!
Gloria will be on hand in the Fellowship Hall on Sunday, July 16, to explain why the File of Life is so important and will have Files to distribute. Come by and learn about this innovative and simple method to ensure that your medical information is available to emergency responders in a crisis!
See a recent news story on the File of Life program here.
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Our 2017 Vacation Bible School
Will Shake It Up!!
This year's Vacation Bible School might sound familiar to our middle and high school youth. Shake It Up VBS was such a fun week of learning, singing and yes, silliness, that we decided to bring it back - with a slightly different spin for 2017!
Shake It Up 2017 will still be all about food - but this go-round, we will be looking at how our food is grown, why fresh and healthy food is so awesome - and examine the centuries-old question - where does dirt come from? Children who will be age 4 by July 1 are eligible to attend. For our older kids in grades 3-5, we have daily "field" trips to the Columbia Center for Urban Agriculture farm, so that they can get up close and personal with planting, growing and yes, eating, fresh food!
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Be A Legacy Builder
Building and Sustaining Broadway Ministry
Broadway's Permanent Funds were established to provide "forever funds" to support our ministries for Education, Worship and Liturgical Arts, Mission and Outreach and Property. Gifts to our Permanent Funds are literally forever - only dividends and interests generated from investments are distributed to these four ministry areas. Ministries may request a fund disbursement for specific needs that are not a part of the annual operating budget. Two recent example are new Bibles for the Pathways classrooms and new cases for our handbells.
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Church Directories Are Here!
The much-anticipated church directories have arrived! The directories will be available for pick-up this Sunday at the Welcome Center on Sunday or in the church office during the week.
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T
he ministries of CareLink are
Church Family Helping Church Family
. Let us know how we can help, or explore ways that you can help others with something as simple as a phone call - c
ontact
Linda Poehlmann
or
Patsy Dalton
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Family and Friends News...
Prayers for Recovery....
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.. Louise Larson, Paul Meyer, Darlene Miles, Carita Roach, Rhonda Sly, Dorothy Sprouse
Thought You'd Like to Know...
...Kirk and Katie (Saliger) Hamby brought their twin girls, Hadley and Harper, into the world on July 3. The babies were born at 24 weeks and although both are doing well, will be hospitalized for several weeks. Katie is the daughter of Bill and Judy Saliger - please keep the family in your prayers.
Thoughts and Prayers...
... to Dorthy Grimes and family on the passing of husband Glenn Grimes on July 2.
... to David and Vickie Keeling-Wallace on the passing of David's mother on June 30.
... to Aaron, Terri and Michael Tatum on the passing of Aaron's father and Michael's grandfather on July 5.
... to David and Linda Eagle on the passing of David's brother on July 5.
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| This Week at Broadway...
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July 6
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Broadway Ensemble rehearsal |
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Odd's 'N Ends Craft Group |
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July 10
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Missouri Symphony Chamber Recital |
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Children's Ministry meeting |
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July 13
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10:00 a.m.
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Women in Fellowship |
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In the Community...
Caregivers' Support Group 
Monday, July 10 at Noon
Conference Room
The Caregiver's Group welcomes Whitney Henderson, an occupational therapist at MU to our July meeting. Whitney will discuse minimal improvement standard (failure to improve). She will also tell us about a pro bono clinic for occupational and physical therapy at the University of Missouri.
As you know, we have been irked by the present use of improvement standards and the confusing regulations that guide them. This should be REALLY interesting.
Take some time to yourself, meet and compare notes with other
caregivers. David will be in the Narthex to sit with your loved one if you'd like. This is such a loving, caring
group and we look forward to seeing you! Bring a friend or family member anytime.
Patsy (and David) Dalton
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Chamber Recital Series Concert
Monday, July 10 at 7:00 p.m.
In the Broadway Sanctuary
The final Chamber Recital Concert from the Missouri Symphony Society's Hot Summer Nights concerts will be next Monday. This is an opportunity to see and hear world-class musicians in a casual and intimate setting. Tickets are $12 for Broadway members and may be purchased at the door.
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Host Families Needed for AFS Students 
There are several amazing students that are still waiting for host families to fulfill their dream of coming to the USA for the next school year! In order for the students to be included in the mid-August arrival, they must have a host family that has completed their application, a liason, and school approval by mid-July.
By the numbers, there are 15 students assigned to the Missouri Gateway area that haven't been placed, which puts us at 70%. Missouri Gateway typically does better than the rest of the country. So if the rest of the country is at 65%, approximately 800 students are still looking for a home.
If you are willing to open your heart and home to one of these students, you will learn a little about another country, learn a lot about yourself, and gain a new family member. The relationships last a lifetime.
AFS has a small staff and thousands of trained volunteers that will help you and your student have a great experience. For more information go to the website:
AFSUSA.ORG.
Or contact us. We will help you find a student that matches your families interests and answer any questions you may have.
Randy and Gayle Hulsebus
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