"God's Family Matters, Matter!"
Mark 3:20-35
Pastor Joel Robbins
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A GREAT DAY IN THE KINGDOM
Have you ever met anyone who did not believe in insurance? Yes, they let their car insurance, home insurance, even health insurance lapse. This often results in regret, following unfortunate ...
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POTLUCK THEOLOGY: A CHURCH FAMILY BRUNCH
Sunday, September 29, 10-11am
Potluck Theology is about bringing our best to the table to share with others and to strengthen our community. Bring your favorite brunch item (either made or bought by you) to share with our church family and guests at 10am on Sunday, September 29th. There will be no Sunday school that day. This a great time to visit with old and new friends, invite people to your Sunday school or Bible study, and find out what's going on in our church. The delight of Potluck Theology is that all are invited to the table, and we get to share out best with others.
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LORD'S ACRE
Saturday, October 12, 10am-3pm
Mark your calendars for Lord's Acre on October 12th! It will be here soon, and preparations are underway. Here are some ways you can help:
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Donations of individually-packaged chips, snacks (protein bars, peanut butter crackers, pretzels, etc.), and drinks (cans of soda, bottles of water/sports drinks, juice boxes). These may be delivered to the marked bin in the Narthex.
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Plan to bring item(s) for the silent and/or live auction. Forms are available in the Narthex and on the church website, and may be turned in at the Connection Center.
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If you would like to be a vendor at Lord's Acre, please see the application on the church website.
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ADULT MISSION TRIP - PROGRESS IN PERRYTON
October 2-6
Our work in Perryton is not done! Join us as we continue repairs on a mobile home that were started during the high school mission trip. We will be replacing metal siding, installing wood skirting, replacing a door and two windows, installing kitchen cabinets and countertop, and building a wood deck. Almost all work will be outdoors, and climbing or standing on a ladder will be required.
We will stay at the Waka Christian Center, where there are separate accommodations (bunkrooms and showers) for men and women. Maximum 20 participants. Sign up at the Connection Center. Please contact David Sides at 281-723-7345 with any questions.
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PEDIATRICIAN IN YOUR POCKET: TEMPERAMENT, TIMEOUT, & TECHNOLOGY
September 11, 18, and 25, 6-7pm
Parents, join us Wednesday nights in September for a new parenting study, discussing the good, the bad, and the ugly. Dr. Erin Cleverly will facilitate. Have questions or need help with parenting? Let's use this forum to talk it through! While walk-ins are welcome, we'd love to know in advance if you're interested. Please email Teresa.
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FELLOWSHIP OF MEN SERVICE EVENT
September 28, 8am-1pm, Clearfork Creek Farm
Join us at Clearfork Creek Farm, a non-profit organization that provides food to those in need in Parker County. We will be performing general repairs and maintenance, helping with tilling, tree pruning, and installation of new fencing. This event is open to all ages, so bring the whole family! Sign up at the Connection Center, or contact Mayo at 817-965-3573. Help us make an impact on this worthy organization!
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ADULT MISSION TRIP
October 20-24, Disaster Relief Center, Conroe
The Mission Center in Conroe, a mission of the Texas Conference, responds to natural disasters and homelessness with pre-assembled kits that serve immediate needs. They include adult and child backpacks, feminine hygiene kits, and flood buckets.
If you would like to be a part of this critical mission, please join us for four days of assembling kits in Conroe. The trip is October 20th-24th, and we work in a climate-controlled building. There is no fee; individual expenses include hotels, gas, and meals. Sign up at the Connection Center. Deadline to register is October 6th or when the team is filled. For more information email Alicia Henze or Peggy Badlato.
We are also accepting donations of supplies. Click here for our Amazon wish list.
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FALL AT THE QUAD
Our youth ministry is back in full swing, and you don't want to miss the fun events we have planned! Mark your calendar for these important dates:
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Wednesday nights, August-September: Armor of God study, Quad
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Sunday, September 8,1-4pm, Bingo with Seniors at Bethesda Gardens in Benbrook
- Sundays, September 15 & 22, 3-7pm, Lord's Acre playhouse build, Quad, dinner included
- Sunday, September 29, 10am church brunch, no Sunday school; 2pm-6pm, Whirley Ball outing, $5 each
Contact Shannon Reynolds with questions, and stay tuned for more youth activities!
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BIBLE STUDY OPPORTUNITIES | |
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JAVA & JESUS
Thursdays, 9:00-11:00am, Gathering Room
Ladies, be a part of Java & Jesus, beginning September 5th! Java & Jesus is a group for busy moms that focuses on becoming the women God created us to be. Our first study will be a 5-week study by Trillia Newbell called Fear and Faith: Finding the Peace Your Heart Craves. Invite a friend and join us! No reading required; nursery provided. For more info, contact Trudy Smith.
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MEN'S DEVOTIONAL BREAKFAST
Mondays, 7:30am, MAC Center
Men, start your week with a brief devotional, led by David Stubbs. Burritos and coffee will be served. This is an opportunity to meet new people and decompress. The goal is for those not retired, to get back on the road by 8:15, at the latest. A donation of $5 is asked to cover the cost.
September 2 - No meeting
September 9 - Matthew 20:25-28
September 16 - Ephesians 2:11-22
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TUESDAY MORNING BIBLE STUDY
Tuesdays, 10:00am-Noon, MAC Center
The Tuesday morning Bible study will resume September 10, and we will be studying Revival by Adam Hamilton. Join us as we follow Hamilton on a 6-week journey to England, exploring the life of John Wesley and his defining characteristics of a Wesleyan Christian. Wesley's story is our story. It defines our faith and challenges us to rediscover our spiritual passion.
Email Trudy Smith with questions.
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PASTOR'S BIBLE STUDY
Wednesdays
Two opportunities to join the study led by Pastor Joel:
IN THE AM - 9:30am
Meet in the Parlor.
IN THE PM - 6:00pm
Meet in the Gathering Room.
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MANNA ROOM FOOD PANTRY
If you would like to help feed our neighbors, we are currently short of the following items:
Peanut butter (16 oz.)
Spaghetti (12-16 oz)
Cornbread mix
Canned pasta sauce
Cereal (regular size)
Rice (1 lb. bags or boxes)
Canned green beans
Saltines
Canned chicken
Canned soup
Canned spaghetti
Canned ravioli
We appreciate your faithful support of this ministry! Please no glass jars, bottles, or other breakable containers, and we cannot accept items past their expiration dates. Donations may be placed in the marked bin in the Narthex. Thank you!
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WEDNESDAY NIGHT MEALS - HELP NEEDED!
Please consider signing up to prepare a meal for your church family! Meals should feed around 60-70 people and cost less than $150. Expenses will be reimbursed through the church office. Sign up here. For meal ideas and "tips and tricks," please reach out to Brittany Opsahl or Kelly O'Donald.
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SUPPORT GROUPS FOR AREAS OF LIFE
Our groups are open to adults in our community who are experiencing daily challenges.
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Alzheimer's Support Group & Kaleidoscope - meets the second Thursday of each month at 1:00pm.
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Cancer Support Group - meets the second Tuesday of each month
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Caring Hearts/Stephen Ministers - offer compassionate and confidential prayer, support, and encouragement
For more information on any of these groups go to our Ministry Page at CLICK HERE.
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In your times of prayer throughout the week,
please remember the people named below.
Concerns: Lynnda Burroughs; Tim Dawson; Erin Miller; Teresa Chisum; Misty Popejoy; Lee Murray; Kristi Hefner's father Don Evans; Beverly Crumbie; Julie McRee's brother Cliff Walsh; Edith Muncy; Melanie Winchester; Kyle Johnson; Joy Moore's sister-in-law Paula; Kathy Vandercook's cousin Gloria Litwinowicz; Fran Froehlich; Brian Leifeste; Evelyn Kirspel's son Jason Abney; Carter Abbott; Christi Blauser; Jim Stavens; JM Davis; Heather Higgins
Special members who are unable to worship with us: Mary Hart; Jim and Pat Glenn; Geneyne Clark; Kiki Estill
Long-term prayer concerns: Kateyln Walther; Carey Durham; CSM David Stalter; Shannon Robbins; Megan Madewell; Charlotte Allie; Joe Medrano; Ann Martin’s son Richard Gunter; Beth Rutland; Ardith Vandercook; Herb & Cheryl Kensing’s daughter Courtney; Faith Davis; Lynne Barnes; Rhonda Torres; Angie Hale; Geoff Schillare; First Responders; Wayne Taylor; Mike Huntsinger; Gavin Trietsch; Tripp Childress; Zan McGlinchey; JoAnne Cole; Our Country and all MilitaryPersonnel; Teachers, Administrators, and School Support Staff
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SUNDAY
8:30am - Communion
9am - Contemporary Service
11am - Traditional Service
5pm - Students @ The Quad
ONLINE WORSHIP
Facebook, Website, YouTube
WEDNESDAY
9:30am - Pastor's Bible Study
6pm - Children's JAM (Jesus and Me) - MAC Center
6pm - Students @ The Quad
6pm -Pastor's Bible Study
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