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Pastor Dennis Henderson, D. Min. PastorDennis@BethanyWaterford.org

Amy Heard—Worship Leader

Karen Williams—Director of Student Ministries

1375 Hiller Rd. Waterford, MI 48327

Phone: 248-681-2130 :: Fax: 248-681-9798 Office email: Office@BethanyWaterford.org

Website: www.BethanyWaterford.org

From June 28 • For persecuted Christians worldwide who suffer greatly for their faith. • Praise the Lord for allowing me to wake up to see another beautiful day! • Ron Moore is very sick with COVID. • Praise for my granddaughter Sydney who graduated from MSU with a 3.97

GPA. She will student teach this fall at Donelson Hills here in Waterford. • Today I give thanks to the Lord for saving me. ~Frank Riley • Pray for God’s peaceful intervention in this chaotic world. • God Bless my granddaughter as she graduates from high school this week. • Nina McCutcheon (Jim’s dad) is in hospice in South Carolina. Jim was able

to visit her Thursday, but her time is near. • Prayers for Ron Moore who is very sick with COVID. From June 21 • Prayers for the family and friends of Barry Smades who has gone to be with

the Lord. • Pray that Kaila, Mick Wikzynski’s sister, is healed and that she can get her

son back and be OK again. • Melanie, Mary Brossoit’s sister, is in a Florida hospital recovering from a

brain bleed. Mary and her husband J.F. are now there with her. ~Patterson • Pray for Kevin Tennis to heal from the virus. • Prayers for Teresa Tacco (Diane Seitz) who is having intestinal problems. From June 14 • Sunday is a day to refuel your soul and be grateful for your blessings. Take

a deep breath and relax and enjoy your family and friends. ~Donna Griego • Continued prayers for Eric Seitz and Noah Ravenscroft. Kimberlee Rowan

Frank will have surgery on Monday. ~Debra Penrod and Diane Seitz • Pray that Connie and our daughter-in-law Michelle find employment. Pray-

ers for safe travel while we are on vacation. ~Jeff and Vonda Starick • I pray for our children for the future and that our schools will resume in a

fun, normal home-like environment. ~Jamie and Dustin • Joe Field is in the hospital with congestive heart failure. ~Angel Herdus • Prayers for peace. ~Louise Aebersold • Praise and thanksgiving that our granddaughter Chloe Croff was able to

accept her diploma today. Thankful for all our grads. ~Mike & Pam Rooney Those Serving in the Military

To add or update a current prayer request, please call the church office at

(248) 681-2130

Prayer Requests—July 5, 2020 You are encouraged to take this list home and offer your personal

prayers for the following individuals and families.

Collin Bowen Brian Faulkner

Collin Harvey Jared Linson

Ashley Mink Max Rollison

Cleveland Talbot Ryan Talbot

July 5, 2020 Worship Time :: Sunday 10 am

Welcome and Prayer

Praise Songs Mighty Warrior Mine Eyes Have Seen The Glory (Battle Hymn) Hymn 416

The Lord’s Prayer

Special Music Stand In Your Love by the Bethany Praise Team

Sermon Picking-Up The Pieces Through Petition

Closing Song America The Beautiful Hymn 418

Final Thoughts

Announcements

Communion All are welcome to participate

Blessing on the Offering

Picking-Up The Pieces… Through PETITION — Nehemiah 1:1-10

1) Who to Pray T____

2) What to Pray F______

3) H_______ to pray

4) W_______ to pray

• For A________________

• For S_______________

• For M___________

Picking-Up The Pieces. . . The Lord’s Day 10-11:30 am July 5, 2020

Sermon Notes

Next Sunday’s Scriptures

Mission Focus for July and August Do you have your loose change ready for our upcoming NOISY OFFERINGS? We will take up a pots and pan offering on July 19 and again on August 16.

Mark your calendars now and start saving your change!

The Blessings in a Backpack program, from National down to the local level, is 100% volunteers. Volunteers fill qualifying student's backpacks with non-perishable food items and distribute them on Fridays. Backpacks are re-turned on Monday and refilled for the following Friday. Each backpack con-tains several pounds of food such as tuna, peanut butter, macaroni and cheese, pasta, oatmeal, fruit bars, soup, applesauce and fruit juices.

Research shows that healthy, well-nourished children learn better, are more likely to attend school and are able to take advantage of educational oppor-tunities. Studies demonstrate:

• increased test scores • improved attendance

Blessing in a Backpack is able to purchase food at a reduced rate. One week-end of food costs approximately $2.50. Any amount you give – whether it be loose change or a soft offering (check or bills) will see that a child right here in our community doesn't go hungry over the weekend. Soft offering can be placed in a pew offering envelope marked, “Blessings in a Backpack.”

A donation of just $100 will provide a backpack and food to one child each weekend for an entire school year.

Hunger doesn't take a break on the weekend. Will you join us in this com-passionate outreach to children in our neighborhood?

• reduced behavior issues • greater attention span