Sharon Baptist Monthly News
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901 Sharon Road
King William, VA 23086 http://sharonbaptistchurchkingwilliamva.com
January 2016
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Hello and God bless you. Here at Sharon Baptist Church we have had a wonderful end of November and a great December. I first want to thank you for your amazing support of
Brother Mark Caluag who visited our Church. Your generosity passed my expectations and you truly helped the ministry of the Gospel in the Philippines. I also wanted to thank you all for your cards, gifts and support during this Christmas season. I am truly thankful for you all.
We had many very good events happen this December. Our choir was part of the
King William Emergency Ministries fundraiser and they did an amazing job. That night the event raised around $3000 dollars to help those in need in our county.
Our children performed a wonderful play call “Somebody’s Coming to Our House.”
The children did a great job and they did their best for the Lord. I want to thank those who helped work with the children on this play and I wanted to thank the parents of the children for their support of the play. It was a very fun night.
On Sunday, December 20 we had a great cantata during our Sunday Morning
Service. I want to thank the choir for performing this cantata. You all did a wonderful job.
That Sunday we also had a wonderful time caroling.
On December 24 th we had a Candle Light Service that called our hearts closer to the reason for Christmas, the birth of the one and only savior, Jesus Christ. I pray you were blessed by that service.
I hope you all had a great Christmas and I hope your hearts are drawn closer to
Jesus because of it.
I did want to announce that I am having my office hours on Mondays from 9am to about 2pm and Wednesday nights from 3pm-6pm. I am always happy to meet by appointment as well. These hours of course are subject to change due to emergency.
Now we are entering 2016. This year I pray that we each strive to our purpose of reaching out to our community; loving those in the body of Christ and seeking God with everything we are.
As Daniel purposed in his heart (Daniel 1:8) to be what God would have him to be and walk uprightly; each believer must now do the same. Our world seems to be in chaos.
Our nation is not what it once was but our God does not change. (Hebrews 13:8; James
1:17) In uncertain and “interesting” times we must seek the one who will take care of us and never leave us. In turn, we must dedicate ourselves to His service and seek this year to make a difference in our Church, neighborhoods and families. I understand this is a challenge, it is for me as well but is not the love and sacrifice of our Lord Jesus Christ deserving of this response? (Romans 12:1-2)
Again, I pray all of you will be blessed. See you again soon for fellowship, service and worship.
Sincerely your brother in Christ, Pastor James
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Sharon Baptist Church
Minutes
First Quarter Business Meeting
Monday, November 16, 2015
7:00
Moderator, J. N. Mills called the First Quarter Business Meeting to order. The meeting was opened with prayer.
Clerk, Nancy Keeton shared highlights from the minutes of the Fourth Quarter Business Meeting conducted on August 17, 2015. The highlights stood approved as read.
Treasurer’s Report
Treasurer, Anita Pitts presented the Quarterly Treasurer’s Report for August 16, 2015 through
November 14, 2015. The Quarterly Report stood approved as read. A copy of the Quarterly Report is filed with a copy of these minutes as well as copies for your review is available on the sanctuary table.
Deacon’s Report – No Report
Baptism Committee – No Report
Bible Study – No Report
Budget & Stewardship Committee – No Report
Building & Grounds Committee – No Report
Children’s Ministries
Director, Bobbie Bohr reported the following activities:
Kids Ministry Meeting was held and decided the age group for Children’s Ministry would range from 3 years old to third grade.
On August 30, 2015 the group held a “Blessing on the Book Bags” which were delivered to Cool
Springs Elementary School and Peanut Butter & Jelly. Pastor James prayed over the bags and for the school.
On October 31, 2015 the Fall Festival was held with pumpkin painting, snacks, games, and ended with trunk or treat! A large crowd attended and invitation post cards to attend Sunday classes and worship at
Sharon will be sent out to visitors that signed up and attended the Festival. A Big Thank You to all who helped and to the Lighthouse Class that came on Friday night to decorate and set up for the Festival.
Christmas Play practice is in progress and all speaking parts have been filled but still room for choir members. Admission to the play will be canned goods or non-perishable goods.
On November 3, 2015, the Reynolds and Bohr children folded Shoeboxes with information inside and were taken to Chick –Fil- A for distribution.
On November 12, 2015 Shoebox Packing Party with refreshments and lots of fun shared. We had an over abundance of supplies (some were saved for next year). The children and youth packed 158 Shoe
Boxes and these were taken to New Bethesda Church. Thank you for all your help and support with this ministry.
Vacation Bible School Meeting will be coming up and this year we will have classes for the Youth and
Adults.
Children’s Ministry Day will be held in mid February and the date will be posted after the first of the year.
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First Quarter Business Meeting – continued
Church Council – No Report
Constitution & By-Laws Committee – No Report
Discipleship Training – No Report
Dover Executive Committee – No Report
Flower Committee
Chairperson, Sylvia Reynolds reported that poinsettias would be ordered again this year from the same supplier that was used in the previous years. Price and ordering will be forthcoming in the church bulletin.
“His Hands” Committee – No Report
History Committee – No Report
Kitchen, Social & Hospitality Committee – No Report
Media Center
Librarian, Barbara Simons reported the following:
403 items checked out during the first quarter that would be an average of 31 items per week.
There were 122 books, 1 CD, and 22 DVDs donated to the Library.
Men’s Ministries – No Report
Multi-media Committee
Lynne Buker reported on behalf of Chris White (Chairperson)
Installation of the new sound system by Bowling Green electronics has taken place throughout October and into the first part of November. Speakers were mounted to both sides of the front posts in the sanctuary and at the back wall in the upper lofts. Microphones were installed over hanging the pulpit area.
Amplifiers were built into shelves in the baptismal closet. Lines to these and all components were run from the attic. Audio cables were run down into the nursery and fellowship rooms. Three display monitors were hung in the sanctuary.
At this reporting we have used the system for three worship services and one other event. The service on the 8 th
including displays for song lyrics and scripture passages during the sermon. The computer used for this was not ours and belonged to the installer. The multimedia committee is still in discussion and trials to use our own laptop. The displays for the fellowship hall are ready for use.
We have used a personal camera and tri-pod to begin video recording our weekly sermons. CD copies made from this will be placed in the welcome packages given to visitors. We will try to upload this to our website as well.
We attempted to use our own wireless microphones for our concert night, but they were low powered not on transmission bands we are permitted to use and the system incurred more feedback. We have spoken to our church family and initiated a plan to replace them through private donations. We will continue to use our cabled connected microphones for most events.
We are in discussion with the sanctuary committee to arrange for the banners to be put up.
We have received good feedback on both the audio and video use. We are aware of some of the lighting; shadows and reflection issues caused by the windows and chandeliers and are working on it. We are asking for feedback and comments to be made to any member of the multimedia committee members who will be meeting sometime in December to review our status.
The old main speakers were brought down and dismantled by Steve Payne and Phil Dorrier, who also repaired the holes in the ceiling of the sanctuary. The old sound board will be stored in the loft.
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First Quarter Business Meeting – continued
Training for this system will be announced shortly in both the weekly bulletin and monthly newsletter.
We are encouraging all members to participate to learn about its use and capabilities.
We have received many generous donations toward paying for the system. We will still be working on plans to do a few fund raisers in 2016.
At this time we have no new motions to bring forward.
We sincerely appreciate the support given by the church with this project.
Music Ministry Committee
Chairperson, Lynne Buker reported the following:
During this last quarter, we provided special music for our worship service using seven groups from our church. We now have a total of twelve groups and/or soloists available.
At present there is a new entourage practicing which includes our Pastor’s wife, Jennifer and her violin.
Jennifer shared her great musical talent recently at our hosting of our annual women’s ministry luncheon.
Although we have not been able to form a children’s choir this year, we have three groups of children who are working on special music for our services.
We were not able to follow through to provide music for our annual picnic, but we did provide an evening program of music.
With the installation of the new sound system in the sanctuary, the committee is working to provide weekly hymnal music for the displays. We are assisting our sanctuary choir to become familiar with using the displays. It is our hope that we can use these displays to share our children’s Christmas program with music and visual display.
We will be working with Alyce to provide our praise choruses to the displays during worship service.
Currently the sanctuary choir and other groups will be participating with our Emergency Ministries
Program in December. The sanctuary choir will provide music for our Thanksgiving and Christmas services. We are working with Pastor Sevon to provide music for our Candle Light Service.
We are in discussion with several groups and people to provide another Sunday evening concert event during the first quarter of the New Year.
We continue to be blessed with great pianists and organist for our regular worship service.
We are still working on cleaning and clearing out old music in the choir room. We contacted Dover
Association to see if some of this can be donated or reused by other churches. If you know of someone or group who could use some of this music please let a member of the committee know.
We appreciate the support our church shows us to keep our music ministry growing.
Nominating Committee – No Report
Ordinance Committee – No Report
Outreach Ministries
Chairperson, Narissa Dougherty reported the following:
The committee has met twice and will meet again in December revitalizing this committee to reach out into our community. The committee is made up of five new members: Narissa, Pastor James, Melissa
Barber, Bettie Masini, and Jim Milam. They have reviewed previous outreaches and bringing up new ideas. Melissa Barber is putting together a list of visitors with addresses for visitation.
The Outreach Committee had a table set up at the Fall Festival and handed out church wrist bands and
Bibles. Two families have since visited our church on Sunday through this outreach.
They are considering church business cards to hand out and also church decals.
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First Quarter Business Meeting – continued
Peanut Butter & Jelly Time Ministry
Chairperson, Bobbie Bohr reported the following:
Pastor James has asked the committee to report the number of people that visit PB&J and also amount of items taken out.
Bobbie reported that during
August:
15 people were served taking 6 large bags and 8 small bags consisting of clothing and toys
September:
15 people served taking large bags of clothing and 2 car seats and 1 highchair
October:
24 people served taking 15 bags of clothing, 2 boxes of clothing and 2 car seats.
Donations included 5 garbage bags full and all children’s clothing and toys were donated from the Fall
Festival.
Several new people stopped by PB&J after seeing advertisement in the KW Courier.
PB&J donated coats, scarves, and hoodies to a local teacher friend of Barbara Brown’s that has a cold class room.
At Fall Festival 25 invitations were filled out for the 2016 Vacation Bible School.
Personnel Committee – No Report
Praying Hands Committee – No Report
Scholarship Committee – No Report
Usher’s Committee – No Report
Youth Ministries Committee
Co-Director, Brandon Bohr reported the following:
Wednesday evening youth study topics have included:
Five Youth were baptized in August so we wanted to touch on the following topic “The Old Self” and what it means and how to share your testimony and witness to others. This was our topic for the first two weeks of the new quarter.
The following Wednesday meetings we studied Ecclesiastes and discussed the following topics: humility and bullying with a video; forgiveness; abortion; and standing up for God.
Activities:
Planning party @ Colosse Baptist Church for “National See You at the Pole”. On Sept. 23 rd
we had a large turnout at the high school (100+) and smaller group at the middle school (25+)
On November 18th we had a family night movie “Mom’s Night Out”. The Youth provided popcorn, sodas, and candy for a donation. $70.00 was raised and the money will support our Mission Camp for next summer.
Youth for hire helped clean out the Hart’s garage and have three other jobs scheduled.
At the Fall Festival the youth handled the games with the children and had donations in the total of
$125.00.
October 30th the youth hosted the 5 th
Quarter at the football game.
October 29th the youth came out in costumes and Barbara Brown provided the treats. The youth were given invitations with a Chick –Fil- A coupon attached to give out at school inviting fellow students to attend youth meetings.
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First Quarter Business Meeting – continued
November 4th was “Bring a Friend Night” and Kristen McDaniel brought 5 people and she won the prize of a $20.00 Visa gift card.
November 13 th – all night “Lock-In”! Refreshments provided by Barbara Brown and Deborah
Stephens.
Jim Milam taught leather crafting and they made key chains and bracelets. Thank you Jim… they really enjoyed the craft.
The teens also brought toiletries that night to put in care packages for Marines in Afghanistan.
Plans are being made to go to the “Bethlehem Walk” in Goochland and/or the Live Nativity at
Broaddus Memorial on Pole Green Road.
Plans are also being made this year for the Mini Progressive Dinner.
Pastor’s Comments
Pastor James Sevon commented that all is going well. On November 8 th
we had the highest attendance since he has been in the pulpit with 161 in attendance for the Sunday Worship Service. The average attendance has been around 130. Services are going well.
Sticks and Strings Concert was largely supported. November 29 th guest speaker. Last Comment: KEEP ON KEEPIN’ ON!
Missionary Mark Caluag will be our
Moderator, J.N. Mills adjourned the meeting and Pastor James closed with prayer.
Submitted by: Nancy Keeton, 2015-2016 Clerk
December 1, 2015
Tithes and offerings are a part of the worship experience and envelopes encourage giving. All members are encouraged to utilize the envelopes so annual tax statements will be correct.
2016 Offering envelopes are on the back table. Please select a
box and record the number on the sheet.
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It was a month of celebration on so many levels! God has continued to bless our music ministry with the addition of our new audio AND video enhancements. We appreciate the efforts of Pastor Sevon and Chris and Sandra White to ‘tackle’ getting scripture and verse to our displays. As 2016 approaches we look to find that perfect balance that will be pleasing to the church.
Our travels to participate with the Emergency ministries concert were very successful.
Our sanctuary choir and our newly formed Ladies Quartet performed three selections.
This concert raised about $3000.00 to put into reserve for needy families in the community. Always good to see what and how churches in the area are ‘celebrating’ the season in song; we hope y ou didn’t miss out on the opportunity!
Happily, once again, Bobbie gave us a great Christmas play and the chance to see our kids show us how the nativity might have been seen through the eyes of stable animals in this year’s “Someone is Coming to Our House” Christmas play! Still rolling his eyes over the idea of ‘talking to the animals’, Pastor Sevon played himself…talking to Brock
Bohr as Benni the cow and a rather strikingly ‘pink’ Kaylee Chappell, as Gabby the flamingo!
A ‘ troupe ’ of 16 strong - children and adults laid tracks to take our Holiday songs to the neighborhood! We ‘caroled’ with Janet Bartgis, Frances S chutt, Judy Fox, Bubba,
Elizabeth and grandkids, Harry and Linda McCormack, The McGeorge’s (thanks for the cookies!), Clyde Mays and Christine and Steve Colvin.
During our regular worship services this month, we were treated to the wonderful talents of Roger and Rachel Shumate giving us an upbeat and warm message, “Vic’try in Jesus.” Later in the month saw our Junior Children’s Quartet, echo sing a beautiful song about “Christmas is Coming”. Jane Burch’s “Cherub Kids” added to the season with their Christmas musical selections!
AND what can you say to a ‘mature’ Sharon Sanctuary Choir delivering a
‘contemporary’ cantata filled with almost te arful moments from soloists Roger Burket,
Grace Madren and Suzanne Buckingham? AND narration, eloquently spoken about the
‘now’ of our message and the ‘everlasting’ of HIS promise to us, by Molly Longest? A most joyful Hallelujah! Amen! Thank you to all for the hard work, including the great effort by the multimedia to give us great sound, light and displays!
Concluding our season will be our candlelight service featuring a duet of Jennifer
Sevon on violin and Suzanne Buckingham on piano. We expect (and are excited about!) ‘new mom!’ Emily McKinley sharing special music with us on the 27 th !
Our creativity (and technology) has again soared this year as we attempted to heighten our worship service in celebration of His word to us; we are humbled and blessed by
His direction in providing such a wonderful music ministry! Merry Christmas!
Lynne Buker
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Chris White – chairman
We’ve had overwhelming positive response from the congregation about the installation of our new sound system and video enhancements. We met and received advice from
Frank about computer programs available and are moving slowly to understand how best to add this into our programs of worship. All require the graciousness of time and training for us. New members to our committee have been observing and/or taking the manuals home to better understand the system. We look forward to your ideas and feedback, so don’t hesitate to ask or check with us. We have come to realize the system and its’ ‘many’ variable possibilities are seemingly ‘endless’…it’s going to be tedious but exciting to determine how we can improve upon services each week!
Well, we did give those old wireless mikes a try and they really didn’t give us the results we felt we needed! Thanks to all who participated in our campaign to replace them, we’ve been successfully able to get those! We had several big contributions and are thankful for all your help in supporting us!
Our big ‘next’ step is the mass training on SATURDAY, JANUARY 9 TH AT 9AM! We are asking all our members to come out, as well as any of our church family who would just like to know more about this new system. It has already become apparent to us that its’ going to take more than one set of hands to manage on Sunday mornings. The basics ARE simple to operate, but the overall coordination will really take more than one to do it efficiently and smoothly.
We are also at work, planning for a “Spring” concert to begin
‘paying the bill’ on this system. If you are interested i n being part…or just want to show us your talent, we’d love to hear from you!
We hope our efforts to ‘wade in’ to add to the holiday season met with your approval! We ask for continued prayers and contributions as we step into ‘deeper’ waters to learn abou t our new system! Happy New Year!
Dear Sharon friends, thank you for your greetings and cards during the past month.
We appreciate each one of you for your loving spirit and support. As most of you know, we will be moving in the next few weeks to Shacklefords, VA, right next door to our daughter Nancy and her family. We look forward to coming back to Sharon as often as possible. I am supply preaching at some area churches, and Suzanne is singing and playing the piano at area churches as well. We both wish you all a Christ-blessed New
Year! Lytle and Suzanne Buckingham.
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Submerged by Dani Pettrey – Bailey Craig is forced to return home to bury a loved one killed in a suspicious plane crash. Driver Cole McKenna never expected he’d be hunting a murderer alongside the girl who broke his heart. Can the pair work together to uncover the mystery submerged off the Alaskan coastline before the body count rises? Adult F #8707
A Wandering Heart by Thomas Kinkade – The island is abuzz when glamorous actress Charlotte Miller comes to town to film a movie, she’s charmed by the locals, especially handsome commercial fisherman
Colin Doyle. But they’re from different worlds. Is their budding relationship meant to be – or is it starcrossed? Adult F #8705
Out of time by Shirlee McCoy – Someone plans to disrupt the 175 th anniversary celebration of the Battle of the Alamo – and it’s Alamo Ranger Susannah Jorgenson’s job to stop the culprit. But that means partnering with Levi McDonall, who skipped town years ago with her heart. Levi’s now a Texas Ranger, sworn to protect her at any cost, but Susannah knows she’ll pay the price if she falls for him again. She has to stay focused on their goals – to eliminate the threat and solve the mur der of Levi’s captain. But an unknown killer is watching … ready to eliminate them! Adult F #8698
Footsteps by Diann Mills – Debra Patterson is living a nightmare.
Her children have disappeared from a Houston mall and her husband has vanished as well. She knows he kidnapped their kids, but where could he have taken them? After learning more about her husband’s shady business dealings, her desperate search crisscrosses international borders. Alone and broken, she prays for strength to go on and discovers that Jesus is enough. Adult F #6718
Out of Control by Mark Lowry – Mark’s humor is more than just funny. He has a way of shining light on the important things in his own fresh, off-centered style. He can make you laugh bigger than much of what you’re likely to hear on the Comedy Channel, and he can make you think deeper than much of what you’re likely to hear in church on Sunda y morning. For Mark, laughter is salve for the soul. And it’s a lot more fun than frowning. Youth 782 #5467
Wonderfully Made by Joyce Meyer – All the animals are preparing for the Talent Show, but Hayley
Hippo doesn’t know what to do! Will she discover he r God-given talent in time? CE #9264
Alone Yet Not Alone by Tracy L. Craven – the Leininger family settled deep within America’ s new frontier, in the Blue Mountains of Pennsylvania. They were celebrating their blessings, their faith and a bountiful harves t when their family was torn apart by the Penn’s Creek Massacre. When Barbara and
Regina are carried away and separated by Allegheny W arriors, both sisters rely on their faith in God’s truth, even in their darkest hour. Rich in historical details, this is an inspirational, true story of a family caught in the cross fire of the French and Indian War. JF #9041
Animals at Home by David Lock – Where do animals live? Find out about the different shapes and sizes of their homes. CE #9301
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Two Old Women by Velma Wallis – Based on an Athabascan Indian legend passed along for many generations from mothers to daughters of the Upper Yukon River area in Alaska, this is the suspenseful, shocking, ultimately inspirational tale of two old women abandoned by their tribe during a brutal winter famine. They now must either survive on their own or die trying. In simple but vivid detail, Wallis depicts a landscape and way of life that are at once merciless and starkly beautiful. This story of betrayal, friendship, community, and forgive ness will carve out a permanent place in readers’ imaginations.
J 398.2 #9054
Little White Lies by Beverly Lewis – Holly wants her friend Andie to go to California with her when she visits her father. Andie’s mother agrees --- but only if Holly watches out for her best friend. When the girls get to California, however, Andie flips for an older boy. Should Holly tell Andie’s mother --- or keep her promise to Andie? Youth F #4511
The End of the Age by Pat Robertson – Los Angeles advertising executive and his wife are on their way to Colorado for a brief vacation. On their way to the airport, the local radio station suddenly reveals that a giant meteor is on a collision course for the Pacific Ocean near Southern California. Within hours, the meteor hits. Millions are dead as a large part of the West Coast is wiped out. This sets off a chain reaction of other disasters that rock the planet to its core, signaling the start of a new Dark Age. As society disintegrates, the state is set for the rise of a self-appointed leader who promises a way out of the darkness. He engages others in the world’s final battle. This chilling page turner captures how today’s headlines may be foreshadowing the imminent approach of the last days and the ultimate battle between good and evil. Adult F #5396
Spy for the Night Riders by Dave Jackson – Karl was fifteen when he came to the German city of
Wittenberg in 1520 seeking an education. He had been very fortunate that the esteemed University professor, Doctor Martin Luther, had taken him into his household as a servant. Luther’ s promise of tutoring Kart in exchange for his labor was the chance of a lifetime – until a poster on the church door declared his master a heretic! JF #3871
The Preacher’s Yellow Pants by Eldon Weisheit – What was proper for a preacher in the 1850’s? A pair of yellow pants – of English leather, no less? Pastor Wyneken’s people didn’t think so. So they collected corn and cash. And debated. And waited. Until at last they outwitted the preacher – with an outfit that suited his dignity. A charming story, with delightful drawings that capture the character of life back then
– when the real Reverend Wyneken had an embarrassing problem. JF #979
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We pray that everyone has had a wonderful Christmas and New Year with their family and friends, celebrating our Savior and looking for ways to know Him better in 2016 !
A quick look back to 2015: The Bethlehem Walk in Goochland was fantastic! We highly recommend everyone (not just youth) try to attend next year! The sets are permanent structures and they are very detailed. There are so many people involved in the acting and working of this tour; it is encouraging to witness their passion for it! A word of advice for next year – plan to be there at least 30 minutes before the start of the tour! It is a very popular event!
We want to send out a huge THANKS to all of you that have hired out the youth for work! We have 9 teens with money on their account and that is such a wonderful start towards a mission.
For the past two years, usually starting in February, we have done a study on True Love-Purity and
Manhood. We would like to continue that, but also have times for the teens to get together with others in the church to form relationships. It is important that they build strong relationships within the church as they grow so that when the opposition comes their way, they know where to go and who to go to.
As long as the weather permits, we will still have basketball about once a month for anyone who wants to play! Pastor James said he can play in the rain and even below freezing, just not ice. :)
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Nursery S unday School Worship Service
1/03 Bobbie Bohr & Kristi Reynolds Anita Pitts & Jennifer Sevon
1/10
1/17
1/24
1/31
Anita Overman & Tracy Robinson Pat Skelton & Tiffany Barber
Terri Previs & Melissa Barber
Stacy Payne & Shelia Dorrier
Kristi Reynolds
Kristi Reynolds
Shelia Dorrier & Tracy Robinson
Terri Previs & Anita Overman
Mary Beth Previs & Jo Milam Penny Madren & Kristi Reynolds
Children’s Church – 3yr. – 3 rd grade
1/03
1/10
1/31
1/17
1/24
1/31
1/10
1/17
1/24
Kristi Reynolds
Leslie Taylor
Kristi Reynolds
Kristi Reynolds
Children’s Sermon
1/03 Tiffany Barber
Bobbie Bohr
Pastor Sevon
Bobbie Bohr
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Breakfast
1/03
1/10
1/17
William & Elizabeth Barber
Lighthouse Class
J.N. & Darlene Mills
1/24
1/31
Sound System - If you have special music planned, please contact one of us before that Sunday
1/03
Tiffany & Robbie Barber
John & Bobbie Bohr
Chris White (363-2825)
(337-8470)
1/31
1/10
1/17
1/24
1/31
Steve Payne
Steve Payne
Chris White
Chris White
Deacons of the Month
1/3
1/10
Bill Soule
Robbie Barber
1/17
1/24
Matthew Barber
William Barber
Jesse Burch
(337-8470)
(363-2825)
(363-2825)
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