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    Just Around The Corner. . . In this issue:

    Just Around TheCorner 1The Week at aGlance 2Memory Verse,

    Members & Missions 3

    Somethings OldSomethings New 4

    Deacon of the Week+ 5Staff Info 6

    West Lynchburg Baptist Church September 22, 2013 Volume 3, Issue 38

    THE WLBC BULLETINThe church with heart in the heart of the city.

    Staff Member

    on Call

    Sept 2022

    Vance Matthews

    910.814.7200

    Sept. 25

    MenuSub Buffet

    Homemade Potato

    Salad

    Chips

    Mixed Fruit

    Cookies

    The Beginnings of SundaySchool

    Englishman Robert Raikes,born in 1735, was a Christianlayman who was pained to seeunschooled children working

    six days a week in factories or

    mines. On Sundays, childrenroamed the streets, often get-ting into trouble. Most didnt

    know how to read or write andknew nothing about Christ or

    the church.

    As Raikes labored to reformEnglands prison system, henoticed that many children

    were imprisoned, stirring himto action on their behalf. Hearranged for halls and homes

    to be used for educational pur-poses on Sundays, the one daychildren didnt have to work.He found volunteers to teachreading, writing and math, aswell as the Bible and Christian

    beliefs.The first Sunday school classwas held in July 1780. Amaz-ingly, by 1788 some 250,000children were attending suchschools. This occurred despitesome peoples opposition to

    the education of lower-classchildren.

    Countless boys and girls haveattended Sunday school clas-

    ses since then, thanks toRaikes, who brought Christs

    light and love to childrenaround the world.

    The Newsletter Newsletter

    Saturday, October 511:15am12:30am

    If you have not signed-upfor this FREE seminar

    yet, please do!

    Seminar on Living Trusts/Estate Planning/

    Guardianship for your chil-dren/Avoid Living Probate/Minimize burdens on family/Reduce estate taxes/Ensureyour medical & financialwishes are properly made in

    the event of incapacitation/Leaving a gift to your

    church/Misconceptions aboutwills, & more.

    CHILDRENS MOVIE

    NIGHT1

    Wreck It Ralph

    JJs Pavilion

    THIS Friday

    Sept. 20

    6:30 PM

    Serving pizza so please

    RSVP by Thursday.

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    The Week at a GlanceShift your prayer life from Please, God to Please God. Take the comma out of those two words when you

    pray, and transition your praying from asking God for things to asking God for the pleasure of Gods pleas-

    ureHomiletics

    Sunday School Strong: We C.A.R.E.!Weekly Update

    Contact: We are working on geng our class

    rolls accurate. Please write updated namesand addresses on your rolls each Sunday for

    inving people.Arrange a fellowship me: Adult 3 has a

    picnic on this week's calendar. Has your class

    arranged a me to enjoy and to serve?Relate the Bible to everyday life: A woman

    went to get water from a well. Jesus was

    there. He cared about what she needed. Je-sus cares for you.Enact plans to share Christ: I will personally

    serve doughnuts to the Sunday School classwhich lls the most shoeboxes for Christmas.Teachers, please email me and let me know

    that your class will parcipate.

    Tom Yarber, Sunday School Director.

    434.525.4418; 434.426.2781;

    [email protected]

    THURSDAYS: OCT. 3 NOV. 7Sign-up for either 10am or 6:30pm

    BOOK: $10 (only 6 sessions)

    Opportunities for the Week..

    Sunday, September 22

    9:00 AM Instrumental Ensemble

    9:15 AM Library Open

    9:45 AM Sunday School for all ages

    11:00 AM KIDS in Worship:

    Jehovah Rophe

    11:00 AM Morning Worship

    5:20 PM Childrens Musical Practice

    5:30 PM EDGE Game Room open6:30 PM EDGE Student Worship

    6:30 PM Evening Worship

    Tuesday, September 24

    7:00 AM Sr. Adults leaving

    Cass Scenic Railroad

    10:30 AM Moms In PrayerParlor

    11:30 AM S.W.A.T. -(Srs. Walking/Talking)

    6:30 PM First Place 4 HealthCR

    6:45 PM Sewing ClassFH

    Wednesday, September 255:15 PM Wednesday Night Supper

    6:00 PM Preschool Music Time 4yr-K

    Children's Music Grade 1-6

    6:30 PM EDGE Gr. 712

    6:30 PM Bible Study/Prayer Meeting

    6:45 PM Mission Friends

    Royal Ambassadors

    Girls in Action

    6:50 PM Highest Praise

    7:30 PM Sanctuary Choir

    8:50 PM Praise Team Rehearsal

    Thursday, September 26

    7:00 PM Diabetic Support Group

    Friday, September 27

    6:00 PM Womens Retreat

    Saturday, September 28

    1:20 PM Sr. Adults leave

    Les Miserable @ LU

    mailto:[email protected]:[email protected]:[email protected]
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    1 John 3:8 Little children, let us not love in word or talk but in deed and truth.Dont Miss Your Chance to Bless and Be Blessed...The Needs are Many

    Memory Verse, Members and Missions

    Hospitalizedas of Wed. September 18Lynchburg General:None

    VA Baptist: Carson SkeltonEnglish Bldg, CR, Rm 25, bed 2

    CondolencesPlease extend prayer &

    sympathy to:

    The family of Jean Canfield

    April 12, 1928Sept. 9. 2013

    Welcome New Member

    WLBC Praying for...CATALONIANS OF WESTERN

    EUROPE.

    Please pray for the Catalonian people who are steeped in

    atheism, asking that they will respond to the One who is

    Truth and become followers of Christ Jesus.

    WLBCsGOAL:

    $6,000

    WLBCF.A.I.T.H.

    Ridersride forOperation

    Christmas Child1 Sept. 21

    Breakfast8:30am(included)

    Registration @ 9:30amLeave @ 10am

    Lunch on return(included)

    *WRAP PARTY/

    WORK DAYFOR OCC10AM on Sept 21JOIN US!

    Psalm 119:147

    (NIV)

    I rise before

    dawn and cry

    for help; I

    have put my

    hope in your

    word.

    Network HouseBrunswick Stew &

    Bake Sale

    October 1211:30am

    -Pre-order Pleasefill out form orbulletin board sheet.

    -Pay Ahead$7quartto pick-up onSunday, Oct 13.

    OCCBenefit

    Spaghetti Dinner(Love Offering)

    Hosted byChildrens Department

    Sunday, October 6Noon

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    SOMETH

    INGSOLD

    SOMETH

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    SOMETH

    INGSOLD

    SOMETH

    INGSNEW

    SOMETH

    INGSNEW

    SOMETHINGSNEW

    SOMET

    HINGSNEW

    JOIN US FOR BETTER HEALTH

    Began Sept 10TUESDAYS

    6:30730PM

    Book: $14.50Not too late to join this group:

    contact Phyllis, [email protected]

    Join the Sewing ClassTuesday 6:45pm9pm

    * Join us in the Fel-lowship Hall to learnto sew, or just to sew

    & fellowship. No sewing machine?Theyll provide one! Call Patty

    Portnoy: 1.540.986.8554.

    THIS Saturday,September 21

    8:30am

    Come to fellowship& pray.

    (Mens MinistryHosting F.A.I.T.H.

    Riders)*Sign-up on B.B.

    Its time for: Food For Friends!

    Items needed weekly:juice boxes crackersraisin packs fruit cupscereal soupbreakfast bars beansmac/cheese snackpacks

    granola barscanned tuna/chicken salad or any

    packaged healthy snacks

    Every Tuesday

    10:30am

    Parlor

    (Except 1stTuesday of

    eachmonth.)

    Diabetic Support Group

    will meet

    in Adult II Room,

    Thursday, Sept. 267pm

    Call office ifyou need amake-up time.

    If you are on the Perma-nent Supper List for

    Wednesday nights, pleasecall by Monday

    of that week tocancel your

    reservation. Ifyou are not onthe permanentlist, but wouldlike to come

    one Wednesday night, thencall the office to reserve your

    meal.

    Last Chanceto Sign-up

    1 is tomorrow!

    Retreat @ Eagle Eyrie:

    SEPTEMBER 27 & 28

    $40 pays for everythingand if transportation is

    needed...dont fret, vanwill be driven!

    mailto:[email protected]:[email protected]
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    Deacon of the Week: Blane Fox 434.239.1217

    Serving, Laughing, Playing & PrayingBecause WLBC Members Live Life With Hope

    Blanes Deacon Families

    Reginald AngusJeffrey & Jennifer BechtelLessie DearingJoseph & Kathy FerrisGeorge & Carolyn KreidelPhilip LefflerBonnie McCoyRod, Jackson & Tyler MillerJulie PetersonCharles, Benita & Forrest RipleyReita Templeton

    Earl ThompsonFrances Trent

    Pray for the unreached people of India.

    Be a lively Christian

    (worth reposting, so we did)

    A man once told a pastor that he want-ed to become a member of the church."But," he said, "I'm very busy, so don't

    ask me to join a committee, teach aclass or sing in the choir. Spare me from

    anything that would take up my time,and don't be surprised if I'm not in wor-

    ship very often."The pastor thought for a moment, andthen replied, "I believe you're at the

    wrong church. The church you're lookingfor is 10 blocks down the street."

    The man followed the pastor's directionsand soon came to an abandoned, board-

    ed-up church building. It was a deadchurch - out of business.

    May each of us always be alive to theministry of the Lord's church. Remem-

    ber that lively Christians make churchesthat are alive.

    BIBLE QUESTION

    Around 450 years before Jesus, theprophet Nehemiah heard some badnews about conditions in Jerusalem. Thecity still lay in ruins following an invasionby the Babylonian army many years be-fore. The news caused Nehemiah to sitdown and cry. After mourning for days,he felt that he should lead men to re-build the wall and gates around Jerusa-lem. He organized a work force and, de-spite some opposition, they rebuilt thewall.

    A well-known verse describes the ac-complishment: So we rebuilt the wall,and all the wall was joined together tohalf its height; for the people had amind to ________.

    Choose the correct ending to the state-ment:

    A. be protectedB. workC. serveD. live(Look in Nehemiah 4:6, NRSV))

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    Were on the Webwww.wlbc.organd

    Facebook!

    On mission to glorify JesusChrist and reach people for the

    family of God.

    STAFF

    Rev. Randy Kent, Minister of Music & Senior Adults

    [email protected]

    Cell Phone: 434.665.6880 845.4600 EXT 13

    Dr. Robert Putt, Pastor

    [email protected]

    Cell Phone: 434.841.6886 845.4600 EXT 15

    Vance Matthews, Minister of students

    [email protected]

    Cell Phone: 910.814.7200 845.4600 EXT 14

    Pam Anderson (Financial) [email protected]

    Nancy Johnson (Administrative) [email protected]

    Phyllis Lane (Organist) [email protected]

    Jeanne Kent (Pianist) [email protected]

    Contact Us Anytime @ Office Email: [email protected]

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