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������ �!�����"�It is a pleasure to have you worshiping with us today! Please take a moment to sign an attendance card and place it in the collection plate so we can acknowledge your visit. Our nursery is available for little ones who may become restless or require some other attention during the service. Also, Children’s Worship Training meets in our small auditorium at the 8:00 a.m. and 10:30 a.m. services for two-year-olds through the first semester of first grade.

8:00 a.m./10:30 a.m

Welcome Mark McInteer

Leading Singing Zack Green

Come, Let Us Sing With Joy #892 The Steadfast Love of the Lord #937 I Stand In Awe

Selected Scripture Readings Amberry Brown

#850 Father, I Adore You #955 Lord, Listen To Your Children Praying

A Time of Prayer for God’s Brentwood Hills Family Singles: Dick Garner; Children: Zach Crawford; Seniors: John Johnston; Marriages: Matthew McInteer

#950 Lamb of God

Communion Mark McInteer Scripture Reading: John 10:17 #268 I Gave My Life For Thee V.2 Scripture Reading: John 15:9 #916 Come Share The Lord v.1 Scripture Reading: John 14:2 #916 Come Share The Lord v.3

Offering

Scripture Reading from Joshua 24

As For Me And My House

Message Walt Leaver

Father God

Family Matters Jonathan Seamon

Prayer Hank Staggs/John Glover

6:00 p.m. Service Leading Singing Zack Green Prayer Brian Shake Message Walt Leaver Family Matters Jonathan Seamon Prayer Clarence Dailey

Our Elders want to be available to pray with you anytime you have a need. At least one elder will be in our prayer room (#302) at the end of

each Sunday service. If you would like to pray, just leave the auditorium during the invitation song and come to the prayer room. At other times,

feel free to call the office to arrange a meeting.

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Contribution & Attendance for 2/12/2012

Weekly Contribution $ 53,336 Weekly Contribution Goal: $ 55,000 Year-to-date Contribution: $ 322,600 Year-to-date Goal: $ 330,000

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Sunday School 9:30 a.m.. Singing 10:30 a.m. Sunday Worship 11:00 a.m. Sunday Evening Worship 6:00 p.m. Wednesday Bible Study 7:00 p.m.

Roberto Santiago, Minister

Our Mission The Brentwood Hills Church of Christ seeks to worship God and obey His will by preaching the gospel, loving and edifying each other, and ministering to those in need.

Implementing Our Mission Following Jesus as Lord, we strive to do this by…

• Studying diligently the word of God and making prayer a way of life;

• Putting the word into practice in our lives and developing our personal faith;

• Praising God in our public assemblies and private lives, offering ourselves as living sacrifices;

• Identifying and employing our individual spiritual gifts, relying on God’s Spirit within us;

• Strengthening our families and serving as extended family to one another;

• Strengthening loving/serving relationships within this Body, our church family; and

• Leading, participating in, and supporting missions of teaching, evangelizing, and caring for others.

MON— Monday Morning Quarterbacks, 6:30 am, Conference Room

Inner City Classes

TUE— Ladies’ Class, 10:00 am, Library.

FriendSpeak, 6:00 pm

WED— Ladies’ Bible Class , 9:30 am, BHSC

Midweek Fellowship Meal, 5-6 pm

POWER, 5:45 pm, small auditorium

Bible Classes, 6:30 pm

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Walt Leaver, Minister

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Infants: Amanda Davis, Jenny Davis, June Estes

Toddlers: Lori and Morgan Daniel, Nancy Ingram, Lyn Walton

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Infants: Valeria Gillum, Shari Godley Toddlers: Stephanie Forrester, Martha Frasier, Beth Lifsey

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8:00—Betty Dickerson, Zack Wesley

9:15—Brian Cromwell, Toby Smith

10:30—Lawrence Freund, Lauren Berlin

6:00—Cheryl Hazelip

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2/19 Wedding Shower for Justin Seamon and Audrey Dorrough 2/20 Nettles Family LU Adoption Rally 2/24-25 Women’s Retreat 3/8 Senior Potluck 3/9-3/11 Men’s Retreat 3/11 Wedding Shower for Megan Dickerson and Derek Wilson

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4/6-8 Lads to Leaders Convention

4/27-29 Equip Expo 2012

6/10-13 Vacation Bible School

6/16 BHCC Golf Scramble

7/1-5 Junior Camp

7/8-14 Senior Camp

7/24-31 Honduras Mission Trip

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Jon and Debbie Nettles have been selected as the Adoption Rally beneficiaries for tomorrow night’s men’s basketball game at Lipscomb University – Lipscomb vs. East Tennessee State Uni-versity. The game begins at 6:30 p.m. in Allen Arena. The Nettles, who are in the process of adopting a brother or sister for Sam, their precious young son, are the first Brentwood Hills family to be selected as Adoption Rally recipi-ents. They will be introduced during halftime and will benefit from every ticket sold for tomorrow night’s game.

The Adoption Rally program was created by our own Brent High, Lipscomb’s Associate Athletic Director for Spiritual Formation. This program is designed to help families raise money to defray some of the significant costs of adoption. At each men’s basketball home game, an adopting family is chosen to receive 100% of all of the single-game ticket sales revenue for that game. Although this program is still in its first season, it has already attracted great media attention and is being used as an example for at least one similar program that is already starting at another school.

Recipients apply and are chosen by an Adoption Rally Advisory Board, a group that includes Lipscomb alumni and friends who have either adopted children or were adopted themselves. Fami-lies that are chosen as recipients benefit when they can get as many people as possible to attend their game. The larger the crowd, the more money they will receive to help with their adop-tion expenses.

Congratulations to Jon, Debbie and Sam! It will be exciting for lots of us to be there and cheering loudly tomorrow night when they are introduced at halftime.

When you are tempted to feel hurt or disappointed, choose instead to live out of the love that God gives you; it has a transforming power that people can’t help but notice. It is extravagant, outrageous love. It is the kind of love you are to infuse in your marriage. John 13:35 says, “Your love for one another will prove to the world that you are my disci-ples” (NLT). That means your love for your spouse can show the world that you are a disciple of Jesus as people watch how you live your life. From: As Long As We Both Shall Live Dr. Gary Smalley & Ted Cunningham

• James Bridgeman is starting treatments. Please pray that he will stay strong and be able to continue.

• Seth Carmody is home but still very weak.

• Charlotte Hillis will have knee replacement surgery on Tuesday at Williamson Medical.

• Mary Etta Jone had surgery on her back Friday at St. Thomas Hospital.

• Major Neal Mayo, grandson of John Johnston, has been deployed to Afghanistan.

• Emily Sweeney, mother of Jeremy Sweeney, is seriously ill with stomach cancer at her home in Brownsville, TN, and is under hospice care.

• Ann and AJ Wheeler are cancer patients who are staying in the Nashville area for treatments.

SYMPATHY Our Sympathy is extended to Tom Daniel, in the death of his mother, Carolyn Daniel of Tullahoma, TN. The funeral was held Monday. Our love goes out to Tom, Lori, Morgan, Braden and Brock. Continue to lift up: Betty Aston Clara Barnett (Terry Barnett's mother) Pam Bishop Audra Busby Jennifer Calendine Charlie Hale Kathy Johnson Edith Keith Joe McCasland (Lydia Sullivan's friend) Irene Neal Courtenay Roberson Alex Santiago (Patricia Santiago Shechter’s son) Kevin Sparkman Sara Walker Oliver Yates ()�!%�-&:�-*)���Jeff and Natasha Fincher are the parents of a new daughter, Celia Grace Fincher, born February 12. Proud great-grandparents are Tom and Edith Cook.

Emily Carina Partezana was born February 13 to Julia and Jason Partezana. Proud big sister is Elizabeth.

Beau and Tracy Roberson are the parents of a new son, Robert Thomas Roberson, born February 14. Grandparents are Susan Roberson and the late Bob Roberson. .

.Congratulations to Mark Forrester and Katie Marshall who have announced their engagement and are planning to be married in August.

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Montgomery Bell State Park February 24-25, 2012

Guest Speaker: Sandra Collins “The Psalms”

A few spaces remain. Please contact shondachaffin@yahoo.com if interested.

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Wedding Shower for Justin Seamon and Audrey Dorrough; February 19, 4:30 p.m., Reception Room Registries: Williams-Sonoma, Target and Bed, Bath & Beyond Wedding Shower for Megan Dickerson and Derek Wilson March 11, 4:30 p.m. Reception Room Registries: Williams-Sonoma, Bed Bath & Beyond, Crate & Barrel Online

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If you are interested in becoming part of the Brentwood Hills church family, please indicate on your attendance card, stop by the Information Center, or contact Jerry Kennedy (832-2541 x.228 or jerry@brentwoodhills.org). He will contact you and discuss the process for being identified with Brentwood Hills.

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Welcome Jeremy Sweeney! Jeremy is originally from Brownsville, TN and a 2010 graduate of Freed Hardeman University. He works as a Part-time Funeral Assistant at McDonald Funeral Home in Centerville, while attending John A. Gupton College. Jeremy’S address is 141 Neese Drive, Nashville, 37211. He will join CareTeam 26, Barbara Jordan, leader. �*;��++4�#+::)��0*'��+�:�

Menu Ham and Rolls Macaroni and Cheese Sautéed Vegetables Jell-O and Dessert

Ages 12&up-$5; 4 to 11- $3; 3& under-free Please sign up or call the church office no

later than Tuesday at 3:00 p.m.

Thank you notes have been received from Jan Brown, Robert, Netta Scott and family, and Betty Williams. All notes are posted on the

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If you have brought food and left a dish here, please check the bakers rack by the back entrance to the kitchen. There are many items there and any item left after February 29 will be donated!

Mark your calendars for Equip Expo 2012! Plans are underway for April 27-29 to be a weekend of events to equip our church family with information and ways to get plugged in at Brentwood Hills. We will provide opportunities for you to learn more about each of our ministries. We are also planning on having Shred X here on Saturday, April 28. Bring any documents you need shredded and let the professionals do it for you. Our weekend of will culminate with a ministry fair on Sunday, April 29. At our ministry fair, you will have the opportunity to visit booths representing each of our ministries. You can speak directly to leaders in each ministry to learn more and find out how you can get involved. All ministries leaders will meet Sunday, Feb. 26, to continue planning our Equip Expo 2012. More details at www.brentwoodhills.org �

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Everyone should know the words to “Amazing Grace”.

Amazing grace! How sweet the sound—That saved a wretch like me! I once was lost, but now am found—Was blind, but now I see.

‘Twas grace that taught my heart to fear, And grace my fears relieved; How precious did that grace appear The hour I first believed.

Thro’ many dangers, toils and snares, I have already come; ‘Tis grace has brought me safe thus far, And grace will lead me home.

The Lord has promised good to me; His Word my hope secures; He will my shield and portion be As long as life endures.

And when this flesh and heart shall fail, And mortal life shall cease, I shall possess within the veil A life of joy and peace.

When we’ve been there ten thousand years, Bright shining as the sun, We’ve no less days to sing God’s praise Than when we’ve first begun.

This is from Rev. Hobart Tucker, who encourages all to: Slow down and drink in the Lord’s goodness.

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“The LORD himself goes before you and will be with you;

he will never leave you nor forsake you. do not be afraid;

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A Men’s Retreat is being planned for the week-end of March 9th—11th. More information com-ing soon! Golfers, Mark Your Calendar: Our Annual Golf Scramble is scheduled for Saturday, June 16.

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This article & all forms can be found on the web. Financial assistance available for youth activities.

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