December 2012 Volume 23 Issue 12

Dinner Menu

Cranberry Salad

Baked Ham & Chicken Combo

Green Beans

Mashed Potatoes

Baked Apples

Rolls, Beverage & Dessert

Tickets: Adults-$8 Children $5 Table of $12 $80

Christmas Dinner Theater

Family: Changed By A Baby Boy December 7 at 7pm December 8 at 6pm December 9 at 5pm

A baby changes everything! Most new parents would agree with that statement. But the Baby that we celebrate this season-Jesus-changed more than

the home in which he was born. His presence changed the world forever!

Tickets available now! Adults $8 Children $5

Use this event as an outreach and invite your family and friends. A table of 12 is $80.

Last day to order tickets: December 2 at 12pm

I would like to remind you of two important areas in the life of our worship and ministry. First, on December 16, we will have the opportunity to affirm a proposed 2013 operating budget of $615,000, which is a 3.7%

increase. I believe the ministry team leaders, ministry staff, and finance team have worked well to present a budget that reflects our worship and ministry goals for 2013.

I encourage you to be familiar with how your financial gifts are used for the Lord and His Kingdom work. The budget shows the many diverse ministry involvements in which you participate in our county, state, nation and world. Some of the larger increases represented in the 2013 budget are as follows: Missions – 16%; Student ministry – 87%; Children’s ministry – 63%; Support staff salaries – 15%.

The following are a few highlights of the 2013 budget:

We not only have a newly remodeled and dedicated classroom space for our College and Career class, but also we have a new budget line item for this age group.

We celebrate a unanimous vote to purchase 2.3 acres of land adjacent to our church on Highway 60. The cost of the land is $375,000 and the monthly payments are included in the budget. We should close on the land by the end of the

year.

We have increased Angie Sanford (church secretary) to 40 hours of work per week.

I hope you are excited about how God is leading us as His church. We are seeing spiritual and numerical growth. I pray you and your family are recipients of God’s grace and blessings through our worship and ministry and that you are experi-encing the faithfulness and guidance of the Holy Spirit in your daily endeavors. In thankfulness, we desire to support His Kingdom work.

I want to thank you for your faithfulness in giving to the Lord in 2012. Because of our unified giving as a church, we have been able to accomplish much worship and ministry in 2012. I hope you will join me in supporting the new budget for 2013. Would you pray about increasing your financial contribution to the church? If we all grow in giving, we can con-tinue to bless our Lord and bring Him glory.

Second, I would like to refer to our current sermon series, “Sharing the Faith.” We all have individuals who don’t know

Jesus as Lord with whom the Holy Spirit has burdened our hearts. I want to remind you of one simple Biblical truth: These individuals (family, friends, neighbors, co-workers, etc.) must hear the gospel.

How can we help them hear the gospel?

Invite these individuals to worship or special worship opportunities where the gospel will be presented.

Invite these individuals to your family baptism(s). We are planning to incorporate baptism in our worship next year. Many unbelievers will come and support friends or family in baptism.

Ask the Holy Spirit to lead you in knowledge and timing to share the gospel with them. The Holy Spirit will also lead you to give testimony of your story of God’s redeeming grace.

Share an inspiring CD or DVD of a sermon or worship service

with them.

If they like to read, give them a Bible or a book that teaches something about the gospel.

Show them the gospel by serving them with God’s unconditional, sacrificial and gracious love.

Pray that the individual(s) will be broken and humbled by the Holy Spirit.

Hopefully, these examples will prompt other avenues for your family and friends to hear the gospel. The Bible teaches they must “hear the gospel” and we can’t escape the fact that God’s plan uses people to express His grace. Will you pray that He will give you courage and passion to share the gospel through many venues? Let’s become an evangelistic church, shar-ing the gospel with others each week.

I pray God’s blessing on you and your family this Christmas season. Gerri and I love you very much.

Steve Boyd

Pastor’s Pen

CHURCH FAMILY

December Birthdays 1 Tim Renfro

2 Brian Straub

4 Rhonda Jones, Ben Griffin, Malcolm Wyatt

5 Karin Stumbo

6 Tony Sanford, Alecia Cline

7 Eric Herndon, Peter Shin

10 Lillian Brewer

12 Al Poulter

13 Taylor Royse, Ruth Phillips

14 Amy Griggs

15 Linda Kerr, Darlene Magallon

16 Betty Price

18 Beverly Nash

19 Jeri Bunch, Emily Royse, Stacey Herndon,

Noelle Thompson

20 Brad Renfro, Troy Phillips, Ryan Metcalf

21 Stanalee Gowin, Mary Shin, Mason Davis

22 Denise Logue, Zac Goldsmith, Mike Waterman

24 Ann Purnell, J. Lowe, Steve Kearfott

25 Cherissa Eden, Jody Jones,

Kim Jones, Bob Gordon

27 Darlene Noble, Eddie Ragan

28 Wilbur Phillips

29 Jim Pruitt

31 Eusebio Barrera, Corey Thompson

Wednesday Family Meals

December 5 Pancakes and sausage or bacon, juice or milk

December 12

Meatloaf, macaroni & cheese, green beans, roll

Children $2 Students and adults $3 Family $10

Don’t see your birthday? Let us know and we will add you!

June-November 2012 By Baptism

Ryan Renfro

Haylee Renfro

Jeny Chhan

Emma Hendricks

Eli Moreno

Transfer by letter

Natasha Evans Don & Carrie Vail

Susan Barber Amy Davis

Byron & Hope Thompson Kevin Barnette

Andy & Shannon Windhorst Shelia Shelburne

Frank, Susan, & Clay Wilder

Welcome To Our Church Family!!

Church Office Christmas

Schedule

December 24—Close at 12pm December 25—Closed December 31—Close at 12pm January 1—Closed

There will be no evening activities on December 19th,

23rd, 26th or 30th.

Activities will resume on January 2nd.

With winter upon us we would like to remind you of ways that you can check for weather related service cancellations. You may watch WHAS, WLKY, or

WAVE 3 weather cancellations. You may check our website: simpsonvillebaptist.com. If school is cancelled on Wednesday, we will cancel Wednesday evening ministries.

WINTER WEATHER

Christmas Poinsettias Purchase a cream colored

poinsettia in honor or memory of a loved one this Christmas.

Poinsettias are 8in with 15 blooms and are $13 each.

They will be used to decorate the FLC worship area for our

Christmas services and should be taken home following the Christmas Eve service or before.

Orders need to be prepaid by Sunday, December 9th.

Contact Angie at 722-5246 ext 18 to place your order.

2012 contributions

must be

received by noon,

Monday, Dec. 31

Hometown Manor 74 Mack Walters Rd, Shelbyville

Contact: Michael Berg at 437-0814

Please note: There are 12 residents

Hymn sing or group singing presentation

Organize small craft activity

Take treats and just visit with the residents.

Crestview Nursing Home 1871 Midland Trail, Shelbyville

Contact: Judy at 633-2454

Schedule a hymn sing

Lead a game night (They have Wheel of Fortune.)

Create small crafts

Schedule cornhole tournament

ALC Pregnancy Resource Center

25 Village Plaza Shelbyville

Contact Jan Antos at 647-0300

Adopting a Girls-Night-Out event. These occur on the

1st Thursday of each month from 6:30-8:30pm. Your group

can do the whole night or any part of it. This includes a hot

meal for about 25 adults and finger foods for about 18 kids.

Your group can host the workshop part, which is from 7-8pm

and can be on any topic from bible study to budgeting to hair

and make-up. We also need childcare workers for that night.

Bulk mailing assistance – 1,000 pieces each month.

Teach a class – a group could teach a bible study on Tuesdays

5-6 pm or a Homemaking class on Thursdays 5-6 pm.

Other ideas:

Appreciation meal for workers at area nursing homes.

Appreciation meal for hospital staff.

Helping low-income, seniors, and single mothers with yard

work/fixer upper jobs.

Take holiday cookies to bank staff and/or postal employees.

Send cards and food gifts to church homebound.

Participate in a Christmas caroling event.

Each year in the Spring & Fall, Sunday School classes are

encouraged to participate corporately in ministry projects

throughout our community. We will periodically list additional

opportunities for individuals, classes and small groups to

continue their missions involvement as they feel led.

SBC Sponsored Serve60 opportunities Live Nativity

Contact: Dale & Sharon Kramer at 722-5537

SBC will have a Live Nativity for the community on December 21

& 22 from 6:30-8:30pm. We need volunteers to participate in the

event, help with costumes, and provide snacks for participants.

Salvation Army Bell Ringers

Saturday, December 1

9am-9pm

Walmart in Shelbyville

Sign up for one-hour intervals at

the Welcome Center.

Provide a Christmas food box for a needy family.

We will provide you with the name of a

Shelby County resident who would

benefit from the gift of a Christmas din-

ner. Your family will purchase sug-

gested items to include in the box that

should total around $35 for a family of

four. Your box should be delivered the

week before Christmas.

November Serve60 Projects

Adventure Club “served60” by providing hot chocolate for Light Up Simpsonville attenders.

Michelle Whited, Amy Griggs, Noelle Thompson, Sarah Grace Garner & Emma Garner

served the residents of Hometown Manor by having a craft day.

Our student ministry worked at Operation Care moving and hanging donated clothing.

Reminder: Serve60 projects can be done in any group or individually. Please let us know activities in

which you are involved so that we can share it with our church family!

We are excited about Dinner Theater this year on December 7th-9th! Jesus changed the world, starting with His

own family, and we will celebrate and tell the story of how He came to bring us into His family. It will begin at 7pm

on the 7th, 6pm on the 8th, and 5pm on the 9th. This is a wonderful opportunity to reach out to those who don’t

know Christ and invite them to hear the gospel story through song, drama and message.

Some ticket specifics:

Adult tickets are $8 each and include this menu: cranberry salad, baked ham & chicken,

green beans, mashed potatoes, baked apples, rolls, beverage & dessert

Children’s tickets are $5 each and includes a smaller portion of the above and chicken nuggets in lieu of baked chicken .

The final day to order tickets is Sunday, December 2 at 12pm.

Tickets can be purchased in the rear of the Family Life worship center.

PROPERTIES

Wow! A big thank you goes out to Jerry Ray and Bob Gordon for the newly remodeled men’s restroom in the staff halway. Ladies, get ready for a new look in the women’s restroom as well!

Our newly

purchased

property

adjacent to our

campus.

CEREAL and BACKPACKS

We will be participating in the Backpack Project. As a student ministry, we will be responsible for providing

900 individual boxes of cereal. You can purchase a box of 30 at SAM's for $10. If you would like to bring a

$10 bill, we can go purchase the cereal. Either way, the deadline will be December 12th to have your

money or cereal turned in. Please only bring INDIVIDUAL SERVING boxes of cereal, if you bring cereal, they

are going in backpacks! It would be awesome to raise more than 900 boxes! Are you up to the chal-

lenge?

Did You Know?

Did you know that every other Thursday morning, at the McDonalds on Governor’s Square, there are stu-

dents that meet at 7:15 am to lead each other in Bible study? We are currently going through the book of

1 Corinthians. Drop your child off for a morning of great Bible study and breakfast. Contact Jon if your child

needs a ride to school after breakfast and Bible study.

Youth Christmas Party

Our youth Christmas party will be December 16th. Please make plans to attend this fun time. We will cele-

brate with food, a devotion, and an awesome game of dirty Santa (a gift game). Each person will need to

bring a gift ranging from $10-$15. I would also encourage all adults to participate in this fun game. More

details will come soon.

SUMMER MISSION TRIP DATES: Mission trip to Arlington, Texas: June 8 – 15

Mission trip to Tegucigalpa, Honduras

June 22 - 29

Student DNow January 18-20

For 6th-12th grade

DNow early bird-$30 DNow regular cost-$45

Perfect North early bird-$20 Perfect North regular cost-$30

Early bird is before December 9. SO, if you register early, you could po-tentially save $25. Perfect North tubing is optional and only available for

students participating in DNow. The students do NOT have to go and pay for Perfect North, but you MUST attend D-NOW to go to Perfect

North. (So Perfect North is a closed trip only to those attending the D-now weekend).

Here’s what’s up in Kid Connection for December!

The kids will be participating in the Christmas dinner theater on December 7th

, 8th

and 9th

. We have been practicing during Children’s church, Adventure Club, and AWANA. We will be sending out a schedule and asking you to tell us which nights your child can sing and what night you want tickets for your family. Kids will need to wear a dressy Christmas outfit.

December will bring exciting changes to our Elementary Kid Connection Church. Because of rapid growth we are going to be splitting the 1

st and 2

nd grades from the 3

rd-5

th grades on some Sundays. This will allow us room for more growth in the

coming weeks. We are very grateful for our new teachers who are making this possible. Remember to say thanks to all of the teachers who give of their time and talents to work with your child.

Here are the details: First and third Sunday together – Miss Shari Second Sunday - Kari Jesse 3

rd- 5

th grade Chapel

Julie Renfro 1st and 2

nd grade Fellowship hall

Fourth Sunday - Toni Moore 3

rd-5

th grade Chapel

Emily & Jesse Swindler 1st and 2

nd grade Fellowship hall

December 5th is Pajama Night in AWANA! We will also be moving Christmas store to December 12

th. Christmas store is the

time clubbers can use their AWANA bucks to buy gifts for their parents. December 12th is the last AWANA Wednesday until

January 9th. PLEASE NOTE THE SCHEDULE CHANGE.

Sunday, December 16th

is another mission opportunity for kids and their families. We will be having a soup and sandwich lunch for our kids and their families after the worship service. This is free for kids and their families. Then we will be delivering soup and cookies to about 6 of our shut-in members. Come join the Christmas fun!

I also want to remind you about the Kroger gift cards that can be earning you money toward all of your Kid Connection trips and especially camp. The cards are $5 and must be purchased through the church office. (One of our kids recently paid his way to Superstart) You get 4% of every purchase you make reloading your gift card. Our family paid for one and a half camp fees for our kids this last summer using our Kroger cards. We did this by doing our Christmas shopping with store gift cards purchased at Kroger. I purchased gift cards to the stores I planned to visit, and I used those. We made 4% of our Christmas gift money toward camp. I highly encourage you to get one and start using it today! Shari Thompson

It is a real blessing to work with such a great church

family. We have asked you to become Goliath for a

night, hide in coffins in scary places, and prepare

untold numbers of desserts throughout the year. You

have kept the residents of Colonial Hall fed, wrapped

hundreds of shoeboxes, and even torn down the

walls for deconstruction.

Your gifts of service are precious

to our ministries! Thank you for

helping to grow His Kingdom.

Thank you for always saying

“yes” when we ask for help!!

Angie

Christianity isn’t dying, cultural Christianity is By Ed Stetzer Taken from Western Recorder Oct. 30 2012

You’ve heard it suggested the U.S. is simply Europe on a 50-year delay. Supposedly most churches will be museums before our grandchildren reach adulthood.

Though new numbers from Pew Research point to a decline in American Protestants, no serious scholar believes Christianity is on a trajectory of extinction. As a researcher and practicing evangelical Christian, I say to those who’ve read recent reports and come to that conclusion: “Not so fast.”

Many in the US who identify as Christians do so only superfi-cially. These cultural Christians use the term, but do not prac-tice the faith. Now it seems many of them are giving up the Christian label and those cultural or nominal Christians are becoming “nones,” people with no religious label.

I’ve seen this in my own family. Growing up in an Irish Catholic community outside New Your City, the Catholic church was the church we didn’t go to. Today, I am an evan-gelical Christian, and I attend church like one, but most of my extended family do not attend church, and don’t bother to call themselves Catholics any longer. The nominals became the nones.

Moreover, the cultural value of identifying as a Christian is decreasing. When that happens, those whose connection to Christianity was more an identifying mark than a deeply held belief find the label does not matter.

When considering why someone does or does not label them-selves a Christian, we see three broad ways people identify as Christian. On a survey, cultural Christians mark “Christian” rather than another world religion or because their family al-ways a has. Churchgoing Christians identify as such because they occasionally attend worship services. On the other hand, conversion Christians claim to have had a faith experience in which they were transformed, resulting in a deeply held belief.

The recent growth in nones, I believe comes primarily from cultural and churchgoing Christians not using religious identi-fication. Yet, there is a movement in religious identification that should cause us to consider three ramifications.

First, Christians continue to lose what some have called a home-field advantage. Christianity is no longer the first choice of many seeking spiritual meaning, and identifying as Christian is not necessary to be an accepted part of society.

Second, the squishy middle is collapsing. It makes less sense to be a cultural Christian today. Better to be spiritual than reli-gious, unless your religion matters to you.

Third, Christianity is not collapsing, but it is being clarified. If you cut through the recent hype, and look to studies such as the General Social Survey, you’ll find the United States is filled with vibrant believers.

The survey shows the evangelical movement has remained generally steady from 1972 to 2010. , that church attendance has declined among mainline Protestants, and that the nones have increased. But Christianity has not collapsed.

It’s true that many mainline church buildings, like their Euro-pean counterparts, have converted into shops, concert halls and museums. But I find it telling that churches like Sojourn Community Church in Louisville are buying back former ca-thedrals and filling them anew with vibrant young congrega-tions.

Even in the shadow of the decline of cultural and nominal re-ligion, the future of vibrant Christianity is America is all around us . The future of Christianity in America is not ex-tinction but clarification that a devout faith is what will last. Christianity in America isn’t dying, cultural Christianity is.

For those of you still uninitiated in CCB, let me encourage

you to get online and start experimenting. Put in your spiri-

tual gifts, birthdates, anniversaries, and church involvement.

You will need to select your privacy setting as “listed” if you

would like the church family to see your profile.

For those of you who did not respond to the first invitation,

please email Angie at angie@simpsonvillebaptist.com and

she will issue another invitation. This is an incredible

program and is an easy way to get to know others in the

church and let the church know about you.

Did You

Know?

We have placed a

payment box on the

wall next to the

elevator.

All children’s and

student ministry

payments can be

placed in the box.

We are beginning to look

at developing community

ministry groups. We are seeking individuals who have an interest

in developing and being involved in

Simpsonville apartment ministry Grief care ministry Addiction recovery Divorce care Exercise classes Or perhaps you have a passion for a ministry not

listed. Please contact Steve Boyd at steve@simpsonvillebaptist.com or

722-5246 ext 12.

Adventure Club is truly blessed and humbled to teach children about the true meaning of Christmas. We have the daily opportunity to give our children avenues of learning scriptures, songs, and bible stories. What an amazing time of year to celebrate with the children and their families the birth of Jesus Christ!

Our Preschool will be hosting a Christmas Program on December 14, 2012 at 6:30PM. Our preschool children will sing songs celebrating Jesus’ birth. Connie’s Performing Arts Dancers will be joining our program. We are expecting a wonderful evening.

Adventure Club participated in our Serve60 project by providing hot chocolate at the beginning of “Light Up Simpson-ville!” It was great to visit off the church site with all of the families we haven’t seen for a while and our kids we see every day! We served at least 300 cups of hot chocolate and it was a ton of fun!!!

Cindy Lowe

CARE & INVOLVEMENT MINISTRY

Our goal is to create ministry teams that will help create a culture of care to the church and the community. Teams will touch lives, identify needs, provide care, and share God’s love through cards, phone calls, meals, and personal visits.

Carry each other’s burdens, and in this way you will fulfill the law of Christ. Galatians 6:2

Our Barnabas Team leader is Vera Stewart. Each week Vera provides her team with 1-2 contacts to make to those who are hurting and need encouragement.

Our team: Amy Griggs, Stacey Sanford, Edith McGowan, Steve Cheppo, Doug Goldsmith, Lisa Davis, Stanalee Gowin, Toni Moore, Pat Molidor, Dixie Taylor, Becky Straub, Mattie Johnson, Shirley Vessels, Angie Sanford & Vera.

During the months of September and October the Barnabas Team made 25 phone calls, 10 visits and send 37 cards. Contact Vera at 722-8765 if you would like to join the team!

ADVENTURE CLUB

DISCIPLESHIP

The Care and Involvement Ministry would like to introduce another ministry, Dinner for 6+2. The purpose of this ministry is to encourage fellowship between church members and guests.

The ministry brings three couples (church families) together to create the “6”. Each month (within a quarter) a different couple will host the dinner. The host couple will invite another couple (church guests) to establish the “+2”. The “+2” should be a

different family each month. ach quarter the three couples will change to allow the opportunity to build relationships with more families. ( Singles may also participate with the group of hosts.)

If you would like to participate as a host home, please sign up at the Welcome Center. Please contact Denise Miller at 722-5246 ext 10 with questions.

Precept Revelation Part 3

Begins Thursday, January 3 Cost: $25 for workbook

Facilitated by Shari Thompson

You may participate in this class

regardless of whether you participated in classes 1-2.

Begins Sunday, January 13 Cost: $15

Begins Sunday, January 13 Cost: $100 per couple. Scholarships available.

Read the Bible for Life by George H. Guthrie Begins Sunday, January 13 at 5:30pm. Learn how the various books of the Bible fit together to present the story and communicates God’s redemptive message. You will discover new skills for listening to, understanding, and responding to God’s work in ways that will change your life. This is a 9 wk class. The workbook cost is $12.

MISSIONS

Lottie Moon Christmas Offering For International Missions

Church Goal: $5,000

Helping reach a $175 million goal can be very daunting if you’re struggling to make ends meet. But God smiles upon every gift given from a joyful heart, no matter the amount. Every penny given to the Lottie Moon Christmas Offering® is used to help support about 5,000 Southern Baptist missionaries serving overseas. There are about 6,500 people groups today with a Christian presence of 2 percent or less, making them unreached. Of these people groups, about 3,250 of them are also unengaged, meaning there is no current strategy to bring Christians into contact with them. Last year, more than 2.2 million people got to hear the Gospel from those missionaries and their national partners. And from those hearers, your missionary force reported baptizing 333,823 new believers and starting 28,873 new churches.

Did You Know? Our church family made a love offering for

Hurricane Sandy Disaster Relief of $1,607.82!

Our homebound members would love to receive a card, a visit or call during the holidays!

Homebound Evelyn Clark- 7105 Shelbyville Rd., Simpsonville. 722-8885

Nellie Garrison- P.O. Box 152, Simpsonville. 722-5248

Liddie Harper-110 Cardinal Dr., Simpsonville.

Dorothy Hughes- Room 146, Moberly Manor, 3840 Camelot Dr., Lexington 40517.

Elizabeth Lay – Hometown Manor, 74 Mack Walters Rd Shelbyville.

Bea Magallon – Hometown Manor, 74 Mack Walters Rd Shelbyville.

Emma Lipman- 55 Iroquois, Shelbyville. 633-2416

Bill McCubbins- 91 North Shelby House, Shelbyville . 844-2219

Libby Oldham—Masonic Home, 711 Frankfort Rd., Shelbyville KY.

Lydia Phillips- 53 Iroquois Dr., Shelbyville 633-4413.

Eve Bell- Amber Oaks, 156 Haven Hill Rd., Shelbyville 40065.

Jimmy Carpenter- Amber Oaks 156 Haven Hill Rd Shelbyville 40065.

Eastern KY Shoebox Gifts A big ‘thank you’ goes out to everyone that provided a Christmas shoebox for one of the

underprivileged children in Eastern KY. Our total giving for the church family was 106 boxes.

Adventure Club: 54

Pick up a box at the church office that will include this specific list to feed a family of four: 1 turkey or turkey breast, 1 pkg dressing mix, 1/2 gal milk, 1 container of butter or margarine, 1 box instant potatoes, 2 cans green beans, 2 cans corn 1 pkg/jar of gravy, 1 pkg 12 ct rolls, 1 can cranberry sauce, 1 ready-made pie (Optional: 1 turkey pan) Estimated cost: $35

During the weekend before Christmas each family will be asked to personally deliver their box.

Christmas Food Baskets

December 2012

Sunday Monday Tuesday Wednesday Thursday Friday Saturday

1

9am-9pm

Salvation Army

Bell Ringing

2 Communion

9:15am

Sunday School

10:30am

Worship

1pm Hispanic Worship

4:30pm

Deacon Meeting

5:30pm Adult &

Student Discipleship

3 4 5 6 7 7pm Christmas Dinner Theater

8 6pm Christmas Dinner Theater

9

9:15am

Sunday School

10:30am

Worship

1pm Hispanic Worship

5pm Christmas Dinner

Theater

10 11 Colonial Hall Christmas Party

12 13 14 6:30pm Adventure Club Preschool Christmas Program

15

16

9:15am

Sunday School

10:30am

Worship

12pm Baptism

12pm Children’s

Serve 60 Project

1pm Hispanic Worship

6pm Youth Ministry

Christmas Party

17 18 19 20 6pm Adventure Club Christmas Party

21 6:30pm Live Nativity

22 6:30pm Live Nativity

23

9:15am

Sunday School

10:30am

Worship

1pm Hispanic Worship

24

12pm Church

Office Closed

5pm Christmas

Eve Service

25 Christmas Day Church Office Closed

26 27 28 29

Student Connect Conference

30

9:15am Sunday School 10:30am Worship 1pm Hispanic Worship

31

12pm Church

Office Closed

Simpsonville Baptist Church

P.O. Box 56

Simpsonville, KY 40067

CHRISTMAS EVE

5PM

Join us for this moving service focused on the Gospel account of Jesus birth. We will share the Lord’s Supper and celebrate with

seasonal music. Please consider an invitation to your friends and neighbors.