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fellowship’s heartbeat
Volume 21 Issue 3
June/July 2016
Shepherd’s Heart
Do you not say, “There are four months, then comes harvest?”
Look, I tell you, lift up your eyes, and see that the fields are white for harvest! John 4:35
Summer is an exciting time. The final bells
have rung, the Pomp and Circumstance has struck
its final chord, and the students are beginning the
next stage of their lives. (Congratulations to Anna,
Baylee, Sara, Kristy, and Lauryn!) I always enjoy
driving through neighborhoods with my windows
down, trying to determine who is grilling and what’s
on the menu based upon the aroma wafting
through the air.
Summer also brings with it the excitement
of Vacation Bible School. This year’s theme is
Deep Sea Discovery. We will teach the children
that “God is with us wherever we go.” VBS will be
held June 12-17 from 6:00-7:30 pm. Please bathe
this ministry in prayer. The Southern Baptist Convention estimates that 25% of the baptisms in SBC
churches occur each year as a result of gospel
presentations at VBS. I cannot wait to see what
God will do through Fellowship Baptist Church volunteers!
In addition to VBS, we will launch a new
sermon series starting June 5. The series is entitled Real Christianity, and is an in-depth look at the
intensely practical book of James. This epistle,
written by Jesus’ half-brother, is my favorite book
of the New Testament. He is straightforward, upfront, and tells it like it is. It will be a refreshing
perspective, since we live in a world that tries to
tell everyone what they want to hear, instead of
what they need to hear. I look forward to opening
up the Word with you each Sunday during this
study.
Until He Comes,
Brother Clint
Register online at
fellowshipbaptist.org
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music’s beat
for senior adults
OK Chorale (Senior Adult Choir) I do hope you are
having a great Spring. Summer has already arrived with
the heat. But God does know what HE is doing and we
will accept it and adjust accordingly. Thank you for all
the hard work that you do each time we rehearse. You
are truly a blessing to me, and I do look forward to each
rehearsal time together. Please note a date change in
our rehearsal time in June. We need to change our
rehearsal and presentation date because of VBS. So we
will rehearse on June 1 and June 22 and sing on June
26. Also there will be NO 50+ the month of June.
Worship Choir Thank you for great presentations of
The Day He Wore My Crown. It was wonderful and all
the hard work paid off. I thoroughly enjoyed the sound of
the choir and how we blended together to make beautiful
music together. The summer is upon us and I know you
will take time for vacation with family. Please remember
that we do rehearse more than just one week at a time
and do need everyone to be in place each week to lead
in worship. We are not complete without everyone in
place. I look forward to seeing you at our next appointed
time on Wednesdays and Sundays.
Looking forward to seeing you Sunday with a smile on
your face and a song in your heart and your Bible in your
hand.
—Roger
We have a few spots still open for the Northeast trip in
October. If you or if you know of anyone who would like
to go, please call the office at 562-2040 and talk with us.
We would love to have you or anyone you know that
would like to go.
50+Meeting: No 50+ in June. We will meet on Friday,
July 15, at 7:00pm in the Fellowship Hall. Bring a
friend with you for a potluck dinner and fun time around
the table together. If you have not been, come on!
important dates to remember:
June 1 – OK Chorale Rehearsal, 10:30am, in the worship
center
June 12-17 – Vacation Bible School
June 17 – NO 50+ this month
June 20-23 – Youth SLU – Orlando
Please note date change: June 22 – OK Chorale rehearsal, 10:30am
June 26 – OK Chorale sing in worship service
July 4 – Independence Day
July 6 – OK Chorale rehearsal, 10:30am, in the worship
center
July 15 – 50+ meeting in the Fellowship Hall
July 18-23 – Youth MissionFuge – Nashville
July 20 – OK Chorale rehearsal, 10:30am, in the worship
center
July 24- OK Chorale sing in worship service
July 30-Aug 6 – Roger and family on vacation
—Roger
education
there is a sunday school
class for every age
If you are not attending Sunday School, we invite
you to come and join us for
excellent Bible study, fellowship, and opportunities to minister to others. There is a
class for you!
Our average Sunday School attendance for April
was 194. This is one of our top averages over the last
four years. Please look for guests in the sanctuary on
Sunday, and invite them to a Sunday School class. Let’s
increase this average each month.
August 21 and 28 is Class Picture Day in Sunday School. Each class will be notified later which Sunday their picture will be taken. Teachers, please publicize this event in your class.
See you Sunday!
—Clarence Sellers
Sunday School Director
wednesdays this summer
While the children (K-5th grade) are doing Summer Blast, and the youth are in their Wednesday youth
group meeting, there’s a class for the adults, too!
Along with prayer meeting where the concerns
and needs of the church family, community, and the
world are lifted to the throne of our Heavenly Father,
Pastor Clint is teaching through the Old Testament.
There are characters and stories that fiction writers could
not come up with! All of it shows us pictures of God, and
His patience, holiness, grace, and provision.
So while the kids are in
their activities, be refreshed
by God’s Word on Wednesdays
at 6:00pm in the Education
Building.
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COURAGE: CHRIST-LIKE MANHOOD
Sundays
9:15am Sunday School
10:45am Worship Service
6:00pm Worship Service
Wednesdays
4:30pm Youth Afterschool-Summer Edition
6:00pm Youth Worship
Questions? Contact
the church office.
Bible Study Retreat
For guys in grades 6th-12th
July 15-16
Every guy from the 6th grade through the 12th grade is invited
to a Bible study retreat July 15-16. This will be an overnight trip and
we’ll be staying at the Donaldsons’ farm. We’ll build relationships by
way of participating in various activities and learning what God’s Word
says about growing up to spiritual maturity and living Christ-like manhood. On Sunday, we’ll all go to Sunday School and church together.
If you have questions, contact Bryan Turner or Andrew Stargel.
Sign up with either of them by June 26.
JUNE AND JULY DATES
JUNE 12-17
VBS (no youth group)
6:00pm-7:30pm
SUNDAY, JUNE 19
Father’s Day
WEDNESDAY, JUNE 29
Big Game Night with Summer Blast Kids
6:00pm
JULY 10
Auction Fundraiser for Youth Camp
cakes, kids’ services, items
Following evening service
JULY 13
Final Parent/Student Meeting for Youth
Camp
After youth group
missionfuge youth camp july 18-23 in nashville!
At M-FUGE, we will get to invest our time and energy into a variety of mission projects. During the day we will be challenged and
stretched as individuals; in the evenings, we’ll have an opportunity to
build group unity over dinner, worship, fellowships and church group
devotions. At MFuge, we will jump into ministry with local communities
and serve people in need.
We will be divided into groups for Bible study and ministry
based on the type of work we request. Off-site ministry is facilitated
within Bible study groups by a member of the trained FUGE camp staff,
who also leads the Bible study. Ministry sites vary by location, but
groups are trained and equipped for ministry through activities such as
painting and yard work, facilitating activities with kids, or working in a
homeless shelter.
A $50 deposit is needed to secure your spot. There will be a
final parent/student meeting Wednesday, July 13, following youth group.
Don’t miss your opportunity for a life-changing summer! MFuge
is designed to give you a mission experience that opens your eyes to
similar opportunities to serve in your own community, learning to live
every day life on mission! Questions? Contact Holli McLanahan or the
church office.
JULY 15-16
6th-12th Grade Guys Bible Retreat
Donaldsons’ Farm
JULY 18-23
Youth Camp-MissionFuge
JULY 27
Giant Banana Split with Summer Blast Kids
6:00pm
fbsmu events
Sundays at 9:30 am
College & Young Professionals Sunday
Small Groups
2nd floor Education Bldg
Thursdays at 6:00pm
College/Young Professionals Group
Dinner and Bible Study
Youth Room
SUNDAY, JUNE 19
Father’s Day
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children’s ministry
Kids Calendar
Sundays
9:30am Sunday Morning
Bible Study
10:45am Sunday Morning
Worship
Extended Session
Children’s Church
6:00pm Evening Worship
GAs & RAs—
Missions Groups
Wednesdays
6:00pm Summer Blast
(JAM-Jesus and Me
Resumes in the fall)
Vacation Bible School June 12-17
At Deep Sea Discovery Vacation
Bible School, kids discover God is with
them—wherever they go!
They’ll dive into God’s presence by
delving deep into His Word to see how He has been with His people every step of the way. Every kid will sail away each day saying “God is with
me—wherever I go! He KNOWS me, HEARS me, STRENGTHENS me,
LOVES me, and SENDS me!”
Register online at fellowshipbaptist.org.
Vacation Bible School
Sunday, June 12,
6:00-7:30pm;
Monday-Thursday,
June 13-16, dinner at
5:30pm, and VBS 6:007:30pm;
Friday, June 17: Family Night
Children’s Church Note: On the 5th Sundays, we will not have Chil-
dren’s Church for kindergarten-5th graders. This will provide families
the opportunity to worship together as a family. Childcare will still be
available for preschoolers.
JAM has ended for this school year but don’t miss
Summer Blast
for children in grades K-5
Extended Session Schedule
Thank you for serving our children and their parents! Your faithfulness when you serve your turn, and
your care for the children says much to them about our Heavenly Father’s heart for His little ones.
Date
Classes
Children’s Ministry Floater
Jun 5
Ladies 40-59 (Glenda Locke’s class)
Carol Lamb
Jun 12
Coed III-35-49 (Albert Sessions’ class)
Holli McLanahan
Jun 19
Coed III-50-65 (David Carlberg’s class)
Jodi Lafferty
Jun 26 Ladies 60-64 (Gloria Roberts’ class) & Men’s 56-69 (Alan Lafferty’s class)
Carol Lamb
July 3
Glenda McDonald
Youth Sunday School class workers
July 10 Coed II (David Couch’s class)
April Livingston
July 17 Ladies 20-39 (Allison Carter’s class) & Hedy Donaldson
Glenda McDonald
July 24 Ladies 40-59 (Glenda Locke’s class)
Carol Lamb
July 31 Coed III-35-49 (Albert Sessions’ class)
Holli McLanahan
If you would be available to serve on an “as needed” basis, please contact Glenda
McDonald (glendamcdonald@yahoo.com or 567-8055).
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kids’ summer blast!
Children in grades K-5th,
join us Wednesday evenings this
summer beginning at 6:00pm for
some summer fun while your parents attend Pastor Clint’s Bible study class. We’ll be
transported by church van to those activities that
will not be at the church. Parents, please complete an
information sheet/release form for your child. Kids,
invite your friends to join you for summer fun
Wednesdays!
Summer Blast Schedule
June 1: Kick off the Summer Pool Party at Mr. Harry’s house! Dinner: Sandwich rings, chips, drinks. Popsicles. Return to church at 8pm
June 8: Dinner at DQ - $10—Choice of meal and ice
cream dessert. Return to church at 7pm
June 15: VBS - NO SUMMER BLAST
June 29: Big Game Night (Kerplunk, Jenga, horseshoes, Scrabble) Dinner: Pizza, popcorn, drinks, cookies
July 6: SkyZone -$15—Dinner: Sandwich rings,
chips and drinks. Return to church 8pm
July 13: Progressive Dinner—Return to church at
8pm.
July 20: Water Bouncy <<<Girls at GA camp!<<<<<
Dinner: Pizza, drinks, popsicles.
July 27: Giant Banana Split—Dinner: Hotdogs, chips,
drinks, and popsicles.
August 3: FBC Kid’s Amazing Race—Dinner: pizza
August 10: End of Summer Blast Pool Party at Ms.
Rosemary’s house! Dinner: Sandwich ring, chips,
drinks, popsicles. Return to church at 8pm
LifeLine Health Screening
at Fellowship June 28
Life Line Screening, a leading provider of community-based preventive health screenings, will be at
Fellowship on Tuesday, June 28, offering five safe,
painless, non-invasive preventive health screenings that
are typically not a part of a routine physical. To be more
proactive about your health, please register for these
potentially life-saving tests today. All five screenings
take 60-90 minutes to complete.
To register and to receive a $10 discount off
any package priced above $129, please call 1-888-6536441 or visit www.lifelinescreening.com/communitypartners.
missions news
One of the major mission outreaches for many
churches is Vacation Bible School. VBS started in New
York City in 1898 at Epiphany Baptist Church to keep kids
off the street and was called Everyday Bible School The
first VBS curriculum was published in 1923. Sixty-eight
percent of all churches have VBS. Nine-one percent of
Southern Baptist churches with a congregation of more
than 250 people have VBS. The most common reason a
church does not have VBS is not enough adult volunteers.
When you see the statistic that 43% of all who accept
Christ do so before the age of 13, and 64% before the age
of 18, you realize the necessity of reaching out to our children through VBS. The themed curriculum of VBS tells the
gospel to the children through songs, crafts, games, and
stories. It provides an opportunity for the church to reach
out to many unchurched families and show love to the children as well as their parents.
There is a place for everyone in VBS and daily
prayer support is needed from the church body. Find your
place!
money matters
Our obsession with stuff carries a hefty price tag.
We spend 110 percent of our disposable income trying to
manage debt. Who can keep up? No one can!
Jesus warns in Luke 12:15, “Be on your guard
against every form of greed.” Greed comes in many forms.
Greed for approval. Greed for applause. Greed for status.
Greed has many faces but speaks one language: the language of more. Wise was the one who wrote, “Whoever
loves money never has money enough; whoever loves
wealth is never satisfied with his income.” Ecclesiastes
5:10
The only way to feel full is to feel fulfilled. The only
way to feel fulfilled is to understand that everything we
have comes from God—and He gives us exactly what we
need. All of it is on loan! And, someday we’ll have to give
it all back, checking it at heaven’s door! (Adapted from Max on
Life by Max Lucado)
financial report
APRIL 2016
Total Receipts: $ 135,915.47
Total Expenses: $ 120,883.60
Net:
$ 15,031.87
Church
Receipts:
$ 68,179.93
Expenses:
$ 61,826.90
Net:
$ 6,353.03
Wee Care
Receipts:
$ 67,735.54
Expenses:
$ 59,056.70
Net:
$ 8,678.84
Principal loan balance: $3,105.00
2016 YEAR-TO-DATE
Total Receipts: $ 538,219.61
Total Expenses: $ 508,020.76
Net:
$ 30,198.85
Church
YTD Receipts: $ 263,837.76
YTD Expenses: $ 243,126.03
YTD Net:
$ 20,711.73
Wee Care
YTD Receipts: $ 274,381.85
YTD Expenses: $ 264,894.73
YTD Net:
$
9,487.12
ACTUAL
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women’s ministry
time for
kick the can / breakfast bash
saturday, june 4!
The next Kick the Can Drive
and Breakfast Bash is Saturday, June 4,
9:00am-10:30am.
Gather aluminum cans (drink and cat food) and
disposable aluminum baking pans from your office, relatives, friends. It’s good for the environment and it’s a help
to us!
After dropping off your aluminum, stay for a wonderful continental breakfast! For a donation in any
amount, you can enjoy grits, sausage, sausage gravy,
sweet breads, various pastries, fruit, coffee, milk, and
juice—and it’s all-you-can-eat! Yum! And you can’t beat
the company! What a bargain!
national prayer summit
july 14-17, 2016
washington, DC
The National Prayer Summit is a combined Concert of Prayer featuring a prayer walk at key locations led
by the American Center for Prayer and Revival. They will
also unite on the National Mall for Together 2016 focusing on personal repentance, intercession, and praise,
that will help draw the attenders closer to Almighty God
as He prepares for the work ahead. There will also be
time for fellowship and networking.
The National Prayer Summit speakers will challenge you through powerful ideas, stirring discussion and
biblical models. They will share life-changing principles
that will serve as a roadmap for effectual prayer. Speakers include Anne Graham Lotz, Dutch Sheets, Bishop
Harry Jackson, Lea Carawan, Dr. David Butts, Dave Kubal, Jason Hershey, Pierre Bynum, Lisa Crump and
many others.
At Together 2016 on July 16, you will hear from
Dr. Ravi Zacharias, Francis Chan, Hillsong United, Nick
Hall, Josh McDowell, Dr. Ronnie Floyd, Casting Crowns,
Luis Palau, Kirk Franklin, Jeremy Camp, Sammy Rodriquez and many others.
Discounted registration is available (for a limited
time) and includes 5 meals and transportation. The hope
is that you will depart having learned important truths,
formed valuable insights and will be charged-up to commit yourself to action—inspired with vision that ignites
audacious faith. For more information, go to
www.nationaldayofprayer.org.
men’s ministry
Fellowship’s
monthly men’s group Ironworkers is a good way to
connect regularly with other
men. They usually meet on
the third Monday night of
each month for dinner and
fellowship. Cost is $4 for
church members; free for
guests and visitors. They also have work days which are
scheduled far enough ahead so you can get them on
your calendar.
Plan to join them on Monday, June 20 and
July 18, at 7:00pm in the Fellowship Hall. We’ll have
a guest speaker on June 20: Tracy Smith, Havana Police Chief.
For more information, contact Jim Holley at
510-2216 or 350-9596, or call the church office.
remember these
Caleb Hudson (grandson of Gary and Barbara Hudson), Army, stationed in Hawaii in
readiness mode.
Andrew Kent Mosley (grandson of Evelyn Harrell),
Army, Italy
Kelly Mosley (wife of Andrew Mosley), Army, Italy.
Christopher Osnes, Special Forces.
Josh Winkler (grandson of Ron and Dora Butler), Marines, Okinawa.
Pray for those who are returning as they adjust to being
home and to civilian life. Pray for healing of unseen
wounds, and for their families as they walk with them.
2016 tallahassee future leaders academy
The Tallahassee Future Leaders Academy is an
innovative summer program that provides community
youth, ages 15 to 20, with the opportunity to gain needed
professional experience as well as personal and career
development training. Future leaders are placed with various local government departments and community employers that are closely tied to their interest. In addition to
their 6-week employment, youth complete a set of financial literacy workshops, as well as professional development training. The goal of the program is to engage and
inspire young people and expose them to a positive work
experience. There is a need for employers in the community who are willing to make some openings available for
young people to work for them for 6 weeks this summer.
Please contact the city at www.talgov.com and click on
“Future Leaders Academy” for more information.
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heart to heart
news for and about the family of fellowship
heart notes
in sympathy
Thank you! Thank you!
The Children’s Ministry Committee wishes to
express our gratitude to the church family for your donations, volunteering, and prayers for our recent Easter
Eggstravaganza. Although our plans changed a little due
to the rain, we had a wonderful time as we celebrated
our Savior’s resurrection with our children. We appreciate Katie Jones and April Livingston for their leadership
in planning this event.
our hearts and prayers go out to…
JAM is taking a break this summer. We wish to
thank all our volunteers for their work and dedication to
our Wednesday night children’s program. Thanks to our
JAM teachers and volunteers: Esther Bruce, Harry Burn,
Paula Burn, Robin Couch, Angelia Darsey, Terri Fleming, Katie Jones, Jodie Lafferty, Carol Lamb, Wayne
Langston, April Livingston, Rod McCullough, Glenda
McDonald, Cathy McMullian, Lynnette Ray, Marsha Revell, Maxine Wenzinger, Scott Woods, and our JAM Support; Brenda Bradley, Neil Brown, Tony Darsey, Pastor
Ellis, Vicky Evans, Thor House, Kaye Robertson, Martha
Thompson, and the Wee Care staff. We will resume in
September.
Thank you to our deacons and their wives for
the lovely lunch you hosted and prepared for us in April.
We appreciated the wonderful food, the lovely tables,
and the care that was shown to us.
The widows and widowers of Fellowship
Dear Fellowship Family,
I would like to say an extra special thank you to
you all for your love and support with my trip to Global
this summer. My garage sale was a hit because of all
the donations and sales that came from each of you.
Please be in prayer this summer as I minister on the
home staff at Global. The theme for this year’s camp is
“Undaunted: Turning Storms into Stories.”
If you would like to drop me a note, my address
will be: 40 Blackhawk Trail, Chatsworth, GA, 30705.
Thanks again for all your love, support and prayers.
Love,
Logan McLanahan
Happy Father’s Day!
Dad, your guiding hand on my shoulder will
remain with me forever. Thank you!
~Author Unknown
...Michael Drane and family in the passing of his brotherin-law Dick Swanson.
...Kenneth Gay and family in the passing of his sister
Thelma McAdams.
...Baylee Scott and family in the passing of her mother
Bobbi Scott.
staff anniversaries
Neil Brown, Bookkeeper, 5 years, July 11.
Esther Bruce, Organist, 24 years.
Thor House, Maintenance, 21 years, July 5.
Martha Thompson, Administrative Ministry Assistant, 21
years, July 5.
graduates
Congratulations and blessings to our graduates!
Anna Rabon
Baylee Scott
Leon High School
Sarah Turner
Kristy Mock, M.B.A.
Lauryn Vickers, B.A.
Florida State University
it’s GA cookie time!
Fellowship’s Girls in Action are
having a fundraiser! We will be selling
HOMEMADE cookies again this year! Last
year, due to your generosity, we were able to assist in
sending 6 girls to camp! This year seven girls are going to Camp Worldlight in Panama City Beach. We are
excited for this opportunity!
Chocolate Chip or Peanut Butter cookies will
be available for $5 per dozen. Donations will also be
accepted. Orders will be taken Sunday, June 5, and
Sunday, June 12, through the Sunday School classes.
We plan to deliver the cookies to the Sunday School
classes the last two Sundays in June.
Questions? Please see any of the GA girls,
Cathy McMullian, or April Livingston.
Thank you for supporting our Girls In Action!
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3705 north monroe street
tallahassee, florida 32303
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ministerial staff
Dr. Clint Ellis
Senior Pastor
Roger Pursley
Minister of Music/Senior Adult Activities
Rebecca Studard
Interim Wee Care Child Care Director
office staff
Martha Thompson
Administrative Ministry Assistant
Neil Brown
Bookkeeper
Brenda Bradley
Receptionist
Norma Jean Howard
Music Support
Office: 850/562-2040
Office Hours: Monday-Friday 8:30 a.m.-5:00 p.m.
WEE Care: 850/562-0047
Fax: 850/562-7120
e-mail: serve@fellowshipbaptist.org
Visit our web page at www.fellowshipbaptist.org
Wisdom that comes from heaven
is first of all
pure and full of quiet gentleness.
Then it is peace-loving
and courteous.
It is full of mercy and
good deeds.
It is wholehearted and
straightforward and sincere.
And those who are peacemakers
will plant seeds of peace
and reap a harvest of goodness.
James 3:17-18
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Wee Care Summer Day Camp Monday-Friday June 1-August 11
Sun
Mon
Sunday Schedule
9:15am Media Center open
9:30am Bible Study
10:45am Morning Worship/
Children’s Church/
Extended Session
6:00pm Evening Worship
Children’s Missions
Groups: GAs & RAs
W ed
Wednesday Schedule
6:00pm Summer Blast-Children’s Summer
Program
Youth Worship
Adult Prayer Meeting/
Adult Classes
7:00pm Adult Choir rehearsal
5
4:00pm
Tue
12
6
13
7
9:30am Staff Meeting
9:30am Churchwide Prayer and
Bible Study-Youth
Room
Thu
10:30am OK Chorale-Senior Adult
Choir
6:00pm Kids Summer Blast Kickoff
Pool Party
6:00pm Kids Summer Blast
7:15pm Church
Council
14
1
8
15
9:30am Staff Meet- No Kids Summer
ing
Blast and no
9:30am ChurchYouth Group
wide Prayer and
Bible Study-Youth
Room
Fri
Sat
2
3
9
10
9:30am Baptist
Women’s Day
Group
6:00pm College &
Young Professionals Group Dinner
and Bible StudyYouth Room
4
7:00am Church
Work Day
9:00am Kick
the Can/
Breakfast Bash
11
9:00am VBS
MeetingFellowship Hall
16
17
18
23
24
25
Vacation Bible School
19
6:00pm No Even- 7:00pm Men’s
ing Service
IronworkersFellowship Hall
20
Father’s Day
21
9:30am Staff Meeting
9:30am Churchwide Prayer and
Bible Study-Youth
Room
7:00pm Baptist
Women Night
Group
22
10:30am OK Chorale-Senior Adult
Choir
6:00pm Business
Meeting
6:00pm Kids Summer Blast
6:00pm College &
Young Professionals Group Dinner
and Bible StudyYouth Room
6:30pm Stewardship
Youth-SLU
26
4:00pm Sunday
School Council
27
28
9:30am Staff Meet- 6:00pm Kids
Summer Blast
ing
9:30am Churchwide Prayer and
Bible Study-Youth
Room
Lifeline Health
Screenings
29
30
6:00pm College &
Young Professionals Group Dinner
and Bible StudyYouth Room
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Wee Care Summer Day Camp Monday-Friday now through August 11
Sun
Mon
Sunday Schedule
9:15am Media Center open
9:30am Bible Study
10:45am Morning Worship/
Children’s Church/
Extended Session
6:00pm Evening Worship/
Children’s Missions
Groups: GAs & RAs
4:00pm Deacons
3
Tue
W ed
Fri
4
5
9:30am Staff MeetChurch Office ing
and Wee Care 9:30am Churchwide Prayer and
closed
Bible Study-Youth
Room
6:00pm New MemIndependence bers
11
6
10:30am OK Chorale-Senior Adult
Choir
5:15pm Buildings
& Grounds
6:00pm Kids Summer Blast
7:30pm Youth/
Parent Final Summer Camp Meeting-after youth
group
1
2
8
9
12
13
9:30am Staff Meet- 6:00pm Kids Suming
mer Blast
9:30am Churchwide Prayer and
Bible Study-Youth
Room
6:00pm
7:00pm Family Life
15
16
7
6:00pm College &
Young Professionals Group-Dinner
and Bible StudyYouth Room
14
9:30am Baptist
Women’s Day
Group
6:00pm College &
Young Professionals Group-Dinner
and Bible StudyYouth Room
18
19
7:00pm Ironwork- 9:30am Staff Meeters-Men’s Dinner ing
9:30am Churchwide Prayer and
Bible Study-Youth
Room
7:00pm Baptist
Women Night Grp
7:00pm 50+ Dinner
Youth Guys Bible Study Retreat
Youth-SLU 201
17
Sat
Wednesday Schedule
6:00pm Summer Blast—
Children’s
Summer Program
Youth Worship
Adult Prayer
Meeting/
Adult Classes
7:00pm Adult Choir
rehearsal
Day
10
Thu
20
10:30am OK Chorale-Senior Adult
Choir
6:00pm Kids Summer Blast
21
6:00pm College &
Young Professionals Group-Dinner
and Bible StudyYouth Room
6:30pm Stewardship
22
23
29
30
Youth MissionFuge (summer camp)
24
4:00pm Sunday
School Council
31
6:00pm Family Life
Dinner-Fellowship
Hall
25
26
27
9:30am Staff Meet- 6:00pm Kids Summer Blast
ing
9:30am Churchwide Prayer and
Bible Study-Youth
Room
28
6:00pm College &
Young Professionals Group-Dinner
and Bible StudyYouth Room