Apr 19 - Salvation Army Kitchener Community Church

Kitchener Community Church
April 19, 2015
Welcome to Kitchener Community Church!
We are so glad you have chosen to worship with us and pray
that God will touch your life through this time
we share together. If you are visiting with us,
we invite you to complete a guest card at the Welcome Centre.
9:30 am - Sunday School
10:30 am - Worship Service
Getting Down to Local Issues
Major Deborah
Wireless listening-aid devices are available for use during our Worship Services.
If you wish to use one, please see the sound operator.
Children’s Ministry
Nursery: Dianna B., Faye M.
Junior Church: Margaret W., Anthony B.
2nd Hour: Michelle V.
Our Quiet Room is always available for parents with infants and toddlers.
College & Careers Lunch at Phil and Ruth Hewitson’s
6:00 pm - Lessons from Church History
With Major Deborah
This Week at a Glance
Monday, April 20
Church office closed
2:00 pm Autumn Fellowship
7:00 pm KidZone
Tuesday, April 21
6:45 pm Jr. Band
8:00 pm Sr. Band
Wednesday, April 22
9:15 am Women’s Bible Study
7:00 pm Church Prayer Time
7:30 pm College & Careers Bible Study
Thursday, April 23
6:30 pm Kung Fu for Christ
6:30 pm Bible Study
Saturday, April 25
7:00 pm The Truth about Human
Trafficking and Pornography
Church Office
Gail will be out of the office, Monday,
April 20 to Thursday April 23.
INTRODUCING…
KCC’S NEW VISION
Developing effective leaders through
discipleship, relationships and
Christ-centred living
Our Mission
The Salvation Army Kitchener
Community Church exists to share the
love of Jesus Christ, meet human needs
and be a transforming influence in our
community.
Corps Officers/Pastors:
Majors Brian and Deborah Coles
Autumn Fellowship
Monday, April 20 at 2:00pm
Local Singer, Entertainer and Inspirational
Speaker, Carol Weicker will be with us to help us count our blessings.
Everyone is encouraged to attend and invite your neighbours and friends.
Let’s give her a great crowd! Cost $3/person.
Planning Ahead
A day trip to Port Burwell has been planned for Saturday, June 27 See Lies
Vickery or Jan Schmidt for a brochure outlining the details. Sign up by May
24; payment due by June 8.
The Truth about Human Trafficking and Pornography
This Saturday, April 25 at
7:00pm become informed and
challenged
on
issues
of
pornography and how it relates
to prostitution and the crime of
sex trafficking. Presentations by
Major Stan Burditt (Men Against
S e xu a l
Tr a ffi c k i n g ) ,
and
representatives from Pink Cross
Foundation,
Turning
Point
Counselling, Rising Angels &
Child Pornography Hurts. Music
Caution: Content may not be suitable for all ages.
by U-Turn. Free-will offering.
Posters are available in the foyer for distribution. Everyone welcome.
Church Clean-up Day
Could you come for an hour or 2 on Saturday, May 2 between
9:00am and noon?
There are inside and outside jobs—
something for everyone. Please sign up in the foyer.
See
Cindy Vos for details. If you can’t come that day see Cindy
anytime during the week to see what you can do to help.
Many Hands Make Light Work!!!
Family & Friends Baby Shower
Please join Matthew & Natasha and Baby
Sophia on Saturday, May 30, 11:00am to
1:00pm at Kitchener Community Church
in the gym. All are welcome. Should
you wish to contribute to a group gift
please see Denise Shelbourne by
Sunday, May 3. If purchasing clothes
please get 6 months and over. Natasha
is registered at Sears and Babies R Us.
Major Miriam and staff
would like to thank all
our volunteers from KCC
for their dedication and
work at Community and
Family Service during
this past year.
PARTNERS IN MISSION UPDATE
KCC Goal: $25,340.00
To Date:
$16,281.20
Donations received by May 31, 2015 will go towards 2015 our goal.
Cartridge Report
April 5, 2015
Budget
$ 5,288.46
Cartridges
$ 3,087.00
Difference
$ 2,201.46)
Year to Date (Apr 1/15 — Apr 12/15)
Budget
$ 10,576.92
Cartridges
$ 8,450.78
Difference
$ (2,126.14)
Divisional Youth Chorus and Jubilee Brass in concert Saturday, April 25, 7:00pm
at The Salvation Army South Windsor Citadel, 1201 Grand Marais Rd. W. Free will
offering.
From Trauma to Triumph
Friday, April 24, 8:30am to 4:00pm at The Salvation Army Meadowlands, 187 Stone
Church Road, Hamilton. A full day with many inspirational speakers.
Anne Marie Hagan—After her father was murdered she took the long road from
trauma to triumph and uses her experience as to teach others that murder cannot
destroy faith, hope and love.
Paul Radkowski - an internationally awarded
psychotherapist and speaker. Louise Leonardi - Executive Director of Canadian
Families and Corrections Network charity organization whose mission is to assist
families affected by crime. Glenn Allan - Sexually abused as a child, Glenn is now
President and CEO of Allan Family Media, dedicated to creating family friendly media
programs. Colleen Allan - Recovering from trafficking and drug and alcohol
addictions. Commissioner Christine MacMillan - a Salvation Army officer also
trained as an addictions counsellor. Tickets $50 (includes lunch) Registration forms
are available on the bulletin board across from the kitchen.
Provincial Women’s Retreats 2015 at Jackson’s Point Conference Centre
There are three Women’s Retreats this Fall as follows
Retreat #1 - Sept. 25-27 (hosted by OGL Division)
Theme: Tangled
Special Guests: Commissioner Rosalie Peddle, Stephanie Forystek and Capt. Krista
Andrews
Retreat #2 - Oct. 2-4 (hosted by OCE & OGL Divisions) Theme: Portraits of
Boundless Love Special Guest: Major Marina Jennings
Retreat #3 - Oct. 23-25 (hosted by OCE Division) Theme: Joy: Find it. Keep it.
Special Guest: Susan Lawrence from Illinois
Cost: Conference Centre $200 / Cedar Lodge $180 (double occupancy)
Limit of 130 ladies per retreat. Register early to avoid disappointment. Forms are
available from Major Deborah.
Community Care Ministries
Basic Training “The Art of Caring” Wednesday, April 29 9:00am to 1:00pm at St.
Marys Community Church in St. Mary’s Cost: $10 includes meal and materials. If
interested in attending see Kathrine Vatcher or Major Deborah before April 22.
Shalom Counselling Services
Fundraising Breakfast “A Successful Depression” with Lawyer, Orlando DaSilva,
President of the Ontario Bar Association. Saturday, May 2 8:30 to 11:00am at
Waterloo North Mennonite Church. $20 (subsidized tickets available for students/
underemployed). Contact 519-886-9690 or admin@shalomcounselling.org by April
23 to order tickets.
Family & Friends Baby Shower
Please join Matthew & Natasha and Baby Sophia on Saturday, May 30, 11:00am to
1:00pm at Kitchener Community Church in the gym. All are welcome. Should you
wish to contribute to a group gift please see Denise Shelbourne by Sunday, May 3. If
purchasing clothes please get 6 months and over. Natasha is registered at Sears and
Babies R Us.
Community Car Share
Kitchener Community Church has become a Quantum Station for Community
CarShare. Soon there will be one designated/marked spot in our parking lot for one
of their vehicles should it be needed. We ask that you honour this agreement with
Community CarShare by not parking in the designated spot at any time. Thank you
for your cooperation.
Prayer Matters….
· Those with health concerns
George King
Dianna (niece of Lies Vickery)
Melodiee Minor
Noel White - need for diagnosis & pain relief
Shayan Vos
Heather & Lloyd Riche
Pansy McNeill
Cindy Vos’ Uncle Art – brain cancer
Marie (sister of Wanda Gray)
Mike (brother-in-law of Scott & Cathy)
Eva Morris—(Karen’s mom)
Karen Morris
Major Helen Hastie’s mother
Ken (brother-in-law of Major Hastie)
Brian Burditt (Ruth Joslin’s nephew) Marg Burditt (Ruth Joslin’s sister)
David Whibley
Twins Charlotte & Samuel Vos (Pieter & Beth)
· Caregivers of the sick, elderly and shut-ins
· College & University Students finishing course work & preparing for exams; seeking
employment; establishing careers
· Partners in Mission Campaign
· Officers and their families preparing for moves in the coming months
· Those who have lost friends and loved ones
· Officer Candidates Scott and Cathy Allen and family - days of preparation and transition
· Cadets Brad and Wavie Webster (Samantha & Emily)
· KCC Outreach
· Alan and Morgan Braganza and team as they prepare for Kung Fu for Christ Camp
August 1-8 at Jackson’s Point
· KCC Prayer Team
· Pray for the Holy Spirit’s leading in our personal & corporate lives Lord we seek Your
face. (Jeremiah 29:13)
· The outpouring of the Holy Spirit during these days of trauma and upheaval; for calm,
grace, peace and strength for all involved; for Salvation Army leaders and Emergency
Response Teams ministering to those affected.
· Those affected by the increasing number of kidnappings of women and children by
Boko Haram; safety and protection for all captives
· Christians worldwide experiencing the high cost of being followers of Jesus Christ.
FAMILY FOCUS:
· Terry & Cindy Vos
· Amanda Vos
· Michelle Vos
· Gerald Wagler
· Margaret Walker
MISSIONBOARD
Please encourage these folk with a card, a call or other way that God leads you.
Pastor
Pastor
Business Director:
Discipleship Director:
Evangelism Director:
LifeCare Director:
Worship Director:
Brian Coles
Deborah Coles
Bob Dockeray
Kris Rowe
Alan Braganza
John Vos
Julia O’Keefe
brian_coles@can.salvationarmy.org
deborah_coles@can.salvationarmy.org
robertdockeray44@gmail.com
klrowe@uwaterloo.ca
kungfuforchristcanada@hotmail.com
jvos@sunbeamlodge.com
juliadokeefe@gmail.com
Web address
75 Tillsley Drive,
Kitchener, ON N2E 3T1
Phone
Fax
Email
www.sakcc.com
519.745.3351
sakcc@bellnet.ca
519.745.7299
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