PRAYER LIST
SICK: Ben Hutcherson is now recovering at home.
Patsy Todd is in room 207 at Green Hills Rehab. Addie
Glenn is in room 513 at Wm. Med. Ctr. Anita Lewis
Wilfong is in room 204 at Southern Hills. Dennis
Brown's sister, Margaret Good, suffered a fall. Her
address is 150 Nell Court, Kyle TX 18640-8859
SHUT-INS:
BETHANY – Carolyn Thurmond, room 144A; Earsel
Peck, room 131B; Albert "Abby " Williams, room 228B
BRIGHTON GARDENS - Ira Adams; Charlie
Tarkington, room 170
ELMCROFT OF BRENTWOOD – Sarah Williams, room
85; Pauline Holmes, (mother of Stephen Holmes) room
20; Betty Herbert, apt. 67; Louise Paterna, room 44A;
Betty Ragsdale (sister of Lonzo Mayfield and Sue
Williams), room 45
EMERITUS AT BELLEVUE PLACE (8118-B Sawyer
Brown Rd., Nashville 37221) - Evelyeen Hiland, room
313
HUMPHREYS CO. NURSING HOME (670 Hwy 13S,
Waverly, TN 37185) - Allie Warren (mother of Ray
Warren) room 32
MCKENDREE VILLAGE - Aileen Nickens, (sister of C.
F. Khone), room E 290
MORNING POINTE - Doris Barnes (mother of Kelly
Jones) room 303
SOUTHERLAND PLACE – Geraldine Shotwell – room
305; Jo Holman - room 105; Mary Ingram, apt. 308
SHUT-INS AT HOME:
Deborah Abreu, Faye Byrd, Dartha Eason, Leon
Hampton, Joyce James, Joyce Martin, Howard and
Hazel Paul, Lisa Schutt, Juanita Warren, Peggy (Mrs.
R.D.)
Let us continue to remember in our prayers: Mattie
Adcock, Adele Barnes, Jessica Biggs, Barbara
Brooks, Thelma Brymer, Barbara Cowell, Dartha
Eason, Richard and Debbie Ethridge, Kim Foster,
Eric Franks, Eva Gooch,
Betty Herbert, David
Heffington, Donna Hosse, Mary Ingram,
Lillian
Grisham, Joyce James, Joann Jerome, Janet Jones,
Willie Jordan, Serena Keller, Chelsea Khone, Anita
Lewis, Rachel Masters, Allene Maultsby, Anita
Maultsby,
Craig & Lois Morrow, Vickie Myers,
Howard & Hazel Paul, Nikki Perez, Quinton, Sr. and
Betty Qualls, Jordan Ray, Martin Ray, Ralph &
Coleen Rosinbum, Pat Ryan, Anne Spicer, Hubie
Taylor, Carolyn Thurmond, Betty Tice, Allie Warren,
Karen Webster, Anita Lewis Wilfong, Laurie Wilkins,
Peggy (Mrs. R.D.) Williams, Frank Williams
MILITARY: Anthony Meyer (stateside), Jared McCaleb
(stateside), Michael Shaw (stateside), James Paschall
(stateside), Josh Rowland (U.S. Navy). Should someone
you know need our prayers, please contact the office.
Please note that Magi Boxes should be in by Sept. 15
evening church service.
Thanks for your
participation in this project.
Charles Gamble
CALENDAR OF EVENTS
Sept. 8 - Fellowship Meal
Sept. 11 - Ladies' Wed. morning class resumes
Sept. 13-15 - RUSH at Freed-Hardeman
Sept. 14 - Ladies' Day
Sept 21 - Teen Lumberjack Awards
Sept. 28 - Girls' Day
Sept. 30 - Monday Night For the Master
NEW CLASSROOMS
Parents of children through 5th grade, the new classroom
assignments are listed on the back page of the bulletin.
There will be monitors in the hallway to help you to find
the correct room.
FELLOWSHIP MEAL
Everyone is invited to stay for a congregational fellowship
meal. The staff and teachers of the Edmondson Pike Child
Care will be honored.
WED. MORNING LADIES' BIBLE CLASS
The Wed. morning ladies' class begins its fall classes this
Wed., Sept. 11, at 10:00 with a brunch prepared by the
teachers. The focus of the class will be about us
remaining faithful to the truth of God's word, studying I & II
Timothy and Titus. Come enjoy the study and fellowship.
Child care will be provided.
VISITS
Ben Hutcherson is now recovering at home following
time in the hospital and in rehab. He would appreciate
short visits.
Joyce James is much better in recent weeks. If you
would like to make a short visit, call Jack to set a time.
"Fifth Graders Buy a Cow!
Through the Spring and Summer quarters, the Wednesday Night
Fifth Graders taught by Sharon Archibald worked to pool
dimes and nickels together to help a family in Hondurus.
Together they raised $200, selected a calf that would suit the
family, and had it delivered. The class members are Andrew
Crouch, Hayden Fly, Alex Gaw, Abbey Hackett, Luke
Lewis, Olivia Meek, Lillie Morris, Kevin Tolentino, and
Ethan Willis. These Fifth Graders teach us again what can be
done with compassion, determination, and cooperation. We
commend them all! Be sure to see the pictures of these class
members--and the purchased calf--on the hall monitors.
DAILY BIBLE READING
SEPTEMBER
8 - Jer 42, 43, 44; Psa 48; Rev 13
9 - Lam 1,2; Obadiah; Rev 14
10 - Lam 3,4,5; Rev 15
11 - Dan 1,2; Psa 87; Rev 16
12 - Dan 3,4; Psa 81; Rev 17
13 - Ezek 33,34,35; Rev 18
14 - Ezek 36, 37; Psa 110; Rev 19
YOUTH CORNER
Just a few things to be aware of this week.
Be sure to pick up your fall calendars in the cabinets in
the back. Also, there are a couple of sign up sheets
there. One sign up sheet is to host YODAS this year.
The second sheet is a RUSH sign up sheet.
We are going on our first trip of the fall to RUSH @
Freed Hardeman on September 13th and returning
on September 15th. We want to encourage all of our
students and especially our new students to attend.
Going on trips with the youth group is a great way to get
plugged in. We will also be needing a few
chaperones to go with us. Please let me know if you are
interested in going. The cost for students is $20.00
plus the cost of a few meals. For more info
visit www.fhu.edu/rush or feel free to ask me any
questions. The sign up deadline is September 9th.
The Rundown:
September 13-15 RUSH @ FHU
September 19 Ignite
September 21 Lumberjack Awards
September 22 YODAS (The Hackett's)
September 28 Girls' Day
September 29 Youth Lead Worship Service (Sun. PM)
MIKE'S NOTES:
**Anyone who can help with Welcome Center this fall,
see Mike or Lisa.
** Some of the men, young and older, lead the worship
at the Juvenile Detention center the first Sunday
morning of each month. Meet at the van Sunday
morning at 7:30 am.
SECRET TEENS
It is time to begin another year of "Secret Teens" at
Woodson. Many volunteers are needed! This program
is designed to offer encouragement and develop
important relationships with our precious teens. Those
interested, please give your name to either Bill or
Rachel Alderson. We would like to get information
packets and teen assignments out quickly so mentors
can get started.
COLLEGE ADDRESSES
Woodson's college students are now settling in at school
for the year. Parents, please turn in your student's
mailing and email address(es) on your attendance card so
we can keep in touch with him/her while away at school.
PROFITABLE DEVOTION
An old woman who was alone for the greater part of
the day was asked, "What do you do during the day?"
"Well," she said, "I get my hymnbook, and I sing a
little hymn of praise to the Lord. Then," she added, "I
get my Bible and let the Lord speak to me. When I am
tired of reading and I can't sing anymore, I just sit still
and let the Lord love me."
Unknown
Thanks to our wonderful family of friends at Woodson
Chapel for the beautiful flowers, prayers, the many cards,
calls and visits. A special thanks to the ladies who took
time out of their busy day to cook and bring wonderful hot
meals during my recovery. Your thoughts and kindness
helps brighten my days.
In Christian love, Joyce Johnson
SPECIAL PRESENTATION
On Wed. Sept. 11, at the 6:45 service, in Mike
McPherson's class on the study of Revelation, room
204S, Frank Wheeler will have a presentation of his trip to
the seven churches in Asia. These are the churches to
whom the letters early in Revelation are addressed.
Children's Worship Bulletins (for ages 3-6) are
available at the sign up cabinets.
WOODSON'S LADIES' DAY
Sat., Sept. 14, is the date for this year's ladies' day. The
theme is Have You Filled a Bucket Today? Guest speaker
is Gladys Miller Boaz from the Wingate congregation.
Ladies, be sure to add your name to the sign up sheet.
The cost is $5. Please pay Kay Green, Debbie Jeter or
Sheila Warren by Wed., Sept. 11.
FOOD PANTRY ITEMS: Beef Stew and Pineapple
Woodson WiFi is now available. WorshipHim is the
guest password.
Just as a roadmap has little value when used
as a tablecloth, but is indispensable when we
take a trip in unfamiliar territory, so our Bibles
are valueless as shelf ornaments, but priceless
as guides to daily religious living.
PRIVILEGED TO SERVE
Sept. Lord’s Table: Loy Fulford, Tommy Eubanks, David
Osborne, Maurice Glimps, Larry Hanberry, Terry
Robertson, Charles Johnson, Ron Bain
Sept. Door Greeters: Anita Broquist & Margaret Williams,
Adam & Sharon Goode, Jacob & Eileen Brust, Joe &
Deanna Haley, Sherman & Barbara Napier, Mike & Judy
Jones
Welcome Center Greeters, Sept. 15: Kim & Peggy
Foster
Wed., Sept. 11: Prayer - Ed Arnold
Sun., Sept. 15: A.M. Opening Prayer – Robbie Daniel;
A.M. Closing Prayer – Tim Walker; P.M. Opening Prayer Tim Johnson; P.M. Closing Prayer - Parker Smith
Nursery: A.M. Mallory Tice P.M. Lauren McCollum
Communion Cups Today: Bobbi Kirchberg, Julie Willis;
Kinsley & Kaylor Jones, Hayden Kirchberg, Aaron Morris
& Taron Uldrich, Daisy Rakes, Landon Willis
STATISTICS
A.M. Worship – 419 Bible Study – 325 P.M. – 283
Wed. - 309 Contribution $17,943