Sunday, March 3, 2019

Worship Service Prelude Welcome and Announcements Pastor Nathan Silent Reflection and Meditation Linda Runkles

-Psalm 103, Geneva Psalter

Call to Worship Psalm 103:1-5 *Gathering Hymn O Lord By Thee Delivered #526 Confession of Faith THE APOSTLES’ CREED I believe in God, the Father Almighty, Maker of heaven and earth, and in Jesus Christ, His only Son, our Lord; who was conceived by the Holy Ghost, born of the virgin Mary, suffered under Pontius Pilate, was crucified, dead, and buried; He descended to hell; the third day He rose again from the dead; He ascended into heaven, and sits at the right hand of God the Father almighty; From there He shall come to judge the quick and the dead. I believe in the Holy Ghost; the holy catholic* church; the communion of saints; the forgiveness of sins; the resurrection of the body; and the life everlasting. Amen. *that is, the true Christian church of all times and all places

Confession of Sin Father, this morning we come to the table of our Lord. You have warned us not to partake of this sacrament unworthily. So we humbly repent of the sins we have committed since we last sought your forgiveness. We repent of times when we did not demonstrate the fruit of your Holy Spirit, when we were impure in our thoughts, in our speech, or in our actions. We repent of times when we were ungrateful for your provisions, and covetous of what you have given others. We repent of unkindness in our interactions with others, even those in our own family. We repent of times when we lost our temper. We confess times when we were selfish, and times when we were proud. We confess wasted hours, and days of little prayer. We confess a neglect of your Word, and disregard for the souls of others. For these and countless other sins of commission and omission, we plead the blood of Christ. Forgive us, then, we pray, for His sake. Amen.

Please turn off or silence your cell phone. *Those who are able please stand.

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Assurance of Pardon Psalm 103:10-12 Invocation *Hymn of Praise Praise Team

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.

Through many dangers, toils and snares,

I have already come; ’Tis grace has brought me safe thus far,

And grace will lead me home.

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’d first begun.

*Reading of Scripture Luke 4:31-44 31 And he went down to Capernaum, a city of Galilee. And he was teaching them on the Sabbath, 32 and they were astonished at his teaching, for his word possessed authority. 33 And in the synagogue there was a man who had the spirit of an unclean demon, and he cried out with a loud voice, 34 “Ha! What have you to do with us, Jesus of Nazareth? Have you come to destroy us? I know who you are—the Holy One of God.” 35 But Jesus rebuked him, saying, “Be silent and come out of him!” And when the demon had thrown him down in their midst, he came out of him, having done him no harm. 36 And they were all amazed and said to one another, “What is this word? For with authority and power he commands the unclean spirits, and they come out!” 37 And reports about him went out into every place in the surrounding region.

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38 And he arose and left the synagogue and entered Simon's house. Now Simon's mother-in-law was ill with a high fever, and they appealed to him on her behalf. 39 And he stood over her and rebuked the fever, and it left her, and immediately she rose and began to serve them. 40 Now when the sun was setting, all those who had any who were sick with various diseases brought them to him, and he laid his hands on every one of them and healed them. 41 And demons also came out of many, crying, “You are the Son of God!” But he rebuked them and would not allow them to speak, because they knew that he was the Christ. 42 And when it was day, he departed and went into a desolate place. And the people sought him and came to him, and would have kept him from leaving them, 43 but he said to them, “I must preach the good news of the kingdom of God to the other towns as well; for I was sent for this purpose.” 44 And he was preaching in the synagogues of Judea.

[There is no WOW (Children’s Church) on those Sundays we celebrate the Lord’s

Supper]

For children who are restless and vocal, please make use of the Cry Room in the back of the Old Sanctuary or the nursery downstairs.

Shepherding Prayer Elder Steve Bird Offertory Let Us Break Bread Together Choir arr. Darrell Peter Receiving of Tithes and Offerings Sermon The Great Physician Pastor Barry *Hymn of Preparation Praise Team

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Nothing but The Blood Robert Lowry

Verse 1

What can wash away my sin Nothing but the blood of Jesus What can make me whole again Nothing but the blood of Jesus

Refrain

O precious is the flow That makes me white as snow

No other fount I know Nothing but the blood of Jesus

Verse 2

For my pardon this I see Nothing but the blood of Jesus For my cleansing this my plea

Nothing but the blood of Jesus (refrain)

Verse 3 Nothing can for sin atone

Nothing but the blood of Jesus Naught of good that I have done

Nothing but the blood of Jesus (refrain)

Verse 4 This is all my hope and peace

Nothing but the blood of Jesus This is all my righteousness

Nothing but the blood of Jesus (refrain) Celebration of the Lord’s Supper

(Note: the outer ring contains wine. The inner rings contain juice. The bread is now gluten free)

*Closing Hymn A Mighty Fortress #81 *Benediction

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*Hymn of Glory Doxology

Praise God from whom all blessings flow; Praise Him, all creatures here below; Praise Him above the heavenly host;

Praise Father, Son and Holy Ghost, Amen.

*Postlude

Worship Leaders Reverend Nathan Moretto Reverend Dr. Barry Cureton Mr. Ron Smith, Music Director Mr. David Tracht, Music Director Mrs. Susan Smith, Choir Director Mrs. Linda Runkles, Organist Mr. Chuck Mitchell, Pianist Texts used with permission granted through CCLI 578579. Some excerpts reprinted by permission from The Worship Sourcebook, 2004, CRC Publications.

The Sacrament of the Lord’s Supper will be administered today. We are exhorted in Scripture to be reconciled one to another, in all humility, as we prepare to rejoice together in our reconciliation to the Father through Jesus Christ by one Spirit. Our Mercy Needs offering will be received today along with our general offering. Please designate your check accordingly. The Elders welcome the opportunity to meet you, talk with you or pray for you after church. They will be stationed by the Communion Table following the service.

Sermon Notes

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ANNOUNCEMENTS

A NOTE FROM THE DEACONS AND PROPERTY

COMMITTEE We have noticed dark stains appearing on the carpet in the sanctuary and would like to remind people that water is the only drink permitted in the sanctuary. Please enjoy your coffee or other beverage anywhere else besides the sanctuary. Thank you.

Men’s/Women’s Prayer Join us for prayer every Sunday morning from 9:00 am–9:20 am in the Fellowship Hall. Men’s prayer will be led by Pastor Nathan and the Women’s prayer will be led by Lynnda Bird.

Children’s Choir Rehearsals Starting March 3, right after worship, Children’s Choir will meet in the choir room for Palm Sunday and Easter. The choir is open to all children ages 4-12. Spread the word to any parents whose children are not already singing with us. Contact Susan Smith at 410-476-7273 or Susang.smith79@gmail.com with any questions.

DONATIONS NEEDED The Pioneer Girls are requesting donations of ingredients that they will use to make casseroles to donate to the Open Hearts Ministry. The girls will be completing their cooking badge in the process! Donations are needed by March 6th. Please contact Maxine Saylor (301-332-2012) if you can donate any of the following ingredients:

3 9x13 Disposable Containers

1 bag extra wide Egg Noodles

10 cups white or brown rice

3 lbs. boneless, skinless chicken

1 large bag of frozen broccoli (enough for 4 cups)

2 cans cream of mushroom soup

4 cans cream of chicken soup

4 cups of shredded cheddar cheese

24 oz. frozen mixed vegetables (chicken noodle soup variety)

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Some Invitations All are invited : Make plans to attend the Stockade StocKar Derby, Saturday March 16th in the Fellowship Hall. Festivities begin at 9 am with delicious goodies for sale created by our amazing Pioneer Girls. Come out and cheer on your favorite racer.

Ladies Of Liberty

Babies, Babies, Babies....Chris & Buck Bohmer are having difficulty with multiplication...you see, their family is growing very quickly. Heidi & Thomas had their sweet little Meredith this past fall. Now Chris & Buck are proud to share that their daughters, Lauren Partlow and Kelly Thomas, are both expecting their first child this coming summer...at the same time! Wow! Since Lauren and Keith live in upper New York, we wanted to find a way to “Shower” Lauren and Kelly so they can both attend each other’s Shower. We hope that you will be able to join us for one of the Celebrations!

We are planning a Friend & Family Double Shower for both Mommas ...many of you

have been a part of both Lauren and Kelly's lives growing up and we hope that you will join us in this "Down Pouring" of love for their growing families.

When: March 30th at 10:00

Where: Liberty Church Fellowship Hall

Please RSVP by March 23rd

Hosted by: BASHM Moms (RSVP Donna Hancock 410-549-45989

or hancockclan87@gmail.com)

We are also planning a Church Family Shower for Kelly since she and Phill have touched the lives of so many at Liberty Church in recent years. We know there are so many who wish to show their support to Kelly, Phill and their little one!

When: Saturday, April 27th at 10:00

Where: Liberty Church Fellowship Hall

Please RSVP by 20th

Hosted by: Grandmas, Chris & Sabrina and the Bible Study Group

Note: Gift Registry ideas below...If you know only Kelly and wish to come to the Double Shower because the date works best for you, please do ...and do not feel obligated to

bring a second gift.

Nursery Themes: Foxes & owls (Lauren), Lions & otter s (Kelly)

Fun Idea: Please bring a favorite children's book signed by you in lieu of a card for the baby (babies).

Registry:

Kelly & Phill are registered at Amazon. If you can find otter themed baby

items, they would also enjoy those.

Lauren & Keith are registered at Bed, Bath & Beyond, buybuyBaby and

Target She also likes a few things at Marshalls: Check with her mom about these, if

interested.

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HELP NEEDED Help with the Youth Group- Phill and Kelly are looking for Liberty members that are willing to lead Youth Group on either a Sunday or Saturday evening. We are doing a video series from the "Bible Project" on "How to read the Bible" and volunteers will present questions and lead a discussion on the week's topic and assist Phill and Kelly as they run games and minister to the youth. Help with Meals Stockade and Pioneer Girls will be making meals to be provided to foster families in Carroll County as an extension of Liberty's Open Hearts ministry. Please contact Maxine Saylor (maxine_saylor@verizon.net) or Chris Byrd (christopher.s.byrd@gmail.com) if you are willing to contribute to this ministry.

SMALL GROUPS The Owings Mills/Reisterstown Small Group is having their regular monthly (second Friday) meeting at Charlotte Crone's home on Friday, March 8th, 7:30PM. We will pick back up in our study of Genesis (third chapter). All are invited to come join us for worship, study, prayer, and fellowship! Let Charlotte know (410-356-3189) what you are bringing.

MARYLAND MARCH FOR LIFE

The Maryland March for Life in Annapolis is tomorrow, March 4th. Contact Carol Byrd 410-371-9091 or cbyrd31@gmail.com if interested. Dianna Cote is offering to take folks in her 12 passenger van. This is a family friendly event. Visit mdprolife.com for more info.

Here is a schedule of events :

4:30 Youth Rally (pizza provided)

5:15 Non-Denominational Worship Service 6:15 Assemble in St. Mary's parking lot for March 6:30 March through Annapolis (There is a shuttle available for those unable to walk.) 7:00 Rally & keynote speaker near Lawyer's Mall 8:00 Free Chick-fil-A dinner

AMEN BIBLE STUDY Join us for a weekly men’s Bible study taught by Pastor Nathan every Saturday morning. We meet in the sanctuary, with breakfast and coffee provided at 7:15 am. Teaching starts at 7:30 am. Our first study will be the Book of Daniel. Contact Jesse Harlan for more information at jesse.harlan@gmail.com

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YOUTH GROUP Our Youth Directors are Phill and Kelly Thomas. Please contact them for more information at office@libertychurchpca.org or if you would like to be added to the email list to find out about Youth Group activities. Youth Group meets every Sunday from 6:30-8:30 pm in the Block House.

YOUTH SPRING BLAZE Multi-church youth event coming up Sat April 6, 5-9:15 pm . This event is for 6th - 12th grade. Some activities are together but the age groups naturally gather together during the dinner and free time. Everyone will have a group of their peers. All the details are below:

Capture the Flag

Chipotle Dinner ($5)

Worship around the campfire

Dessert Contest (with prizes)

Skits Where: Good Hope Presbyterian Church 12131 Rt 216, Fulton MD Talk to Phill and Kelly if you are interested in attending. Bring:

$5 per person to offset the Chipotle dinner

bring a dessert to share (we will award prizes for best dessert!)

Sneakers are helpful with capture the flag.

Jackets/hoodies for a cool evening around the campfire.

Outdoor schedule: 5:00 Intro & mixer 5:15 Capture the Flag 6:00 Transition & Chipotle dinner 6:45 Outdoor Campfire worship (songs, talk) 7:45 Share Time (a Say So - say how you are doing spiritually, good or bad) 8:10 Skits 8:45 Hang Time 9:00ish goodbyes, clean up, leave Rain Plan We will do all the same elements but with an indoor "campfire." If it is really soggy we will move it to the next Saturday, Apr 13

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Thank You Notes We'd like to thank everyone for all the cards sent and comforting words and support and prayers for us during this time of mourning in the loss of our brother Donald. God bless you all. Love, Mark and Jackie Fuhrer Dear Liberty Congregation, Thank you so very much for the beautiful teacup flower arrangement you sent me in the hospital. It was so lovely and each flower reminded me of the love, beauty, and kindness of all of you. We are so blessed to be a part of Liberty again. Thanks also for the many cards and prayers. The flowers came home with me, lasting for days. The teacup and saucer will be a constant reminder of your thoughtfulness and kindness. Love and prayers, Betty Cox

Big Night Out Liberty Christian School You're invited to our LCS Big Night Out: Fundraiser Dinner & Auction on March 15th at 6pm. Doors open at 5:30pm.

Put on your best clothes and join us for an outrageously fun night of bidding, raffles, and dinner catered by Outback Steakhouse.

Your support in recent years has allowed us to upgrade our security, as well as introduce new programs to LCS including Archery and Robotics.

This event is for adults ages 18 and up. Tickets are $30 per person. Purchase an entire Table (8 seats) for a discounted rate of $210.

Child Care will be available for an additional fee of $10 per child (includes pizza dinner).

For more information:

Michelle Dumas & Kathy Ferra

Liberty Christian

dumasm@libertychristian.us

410-655-5527

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Camp Liberty Join us this summer for Camp Liberty!

Camp registration is now available on the Liberty Christian School website. Camp Liberty will operate from June 17th through August 23rd and will be available for children 4 years old through 6th grade. We offer engaging activities each week that provide opportunities to draw closer to God, help prevent summer slide, and keep kids active and engaged. Register and pay by March 1st to get a 10% discount on your order. Please contact Sarah Crowe at summercamp@libertychristian.us if you have any questions.

Focus on Missions

Persecution Project Foundation

Persecution Project Foundation (PPF) brings physical relief and spiritual hope to victims of war, genocide, and religious persecution, with emphasis on the nation of Sudan. PPF was founded in 1997 by Brad Phillips. In South Sudan, PPF helped local pastors plant churches, supported orphans, built medical clinics, provided emergency relief to refugees. PPF’s work continues there with support of the Jebel Lopit Training Center, Eastern Equatorial South Sudan.

Sudan is ruled by the brutal regime of indicted war criminal, Omar al Bashir. Since 2011, Bashir's government has sought to destroy or drive away the people of Sudan's Blue Nile and Nuba mountains region. The area has been placed under a humanitarian blockade. Journalists are also prohibited. Since 2011, Persecution Project has worked within the Nuba mountains, helping one of Sudan’s largest Christian minorities, bringing physical relief and spiritual hope in the form of medical services, safe water, relief and shelter to the internally displaced, as well as discipleship materials for local evangelistic efforts. The majority of these programs are implemented through a partnership with the local Sudanese church.

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A recent high priority project is assisting Ahmed Zakariah to build a new hospital in a remote Nuba community. While currently under construction, the hospital still treats an average of 3,000 patients per month!

Prayer Requests:

That the Persecution Project will receive the funds and wisdom to minister to the persecuted Christians of Sudan's Blue Nile and Nuba mountains region.

Omar al Bashir has declared a state of emergency, suspending the constitution. Please pray for the people of Sudan, especially in the Nuba Mountains, who are just trying to survive during these uncertain times. - The community around the hospital being built is suffering from an epidemic of dysentery, which has already claimed the lives of 27 people. Children and the elderly are the most vulnerable to this disease.

Pray for help in healing the sick and for the funds to complete the hospital.

Additional Missionary Information Please pray for Ben Weinreich as he is currently serving Chile with Serge and will return to the U.S. on March 16. During his short term trip he will help build an addition on a church in Quillota and give of his time to help with renovations to Margarita Wallace's parents house. A letter is available on the table in the back of the church with details. If you would like to help Ben financially, please make it out to Liberty Church, PCA and put "Chile short term trip" on the memo line.

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These are the pro-life bills being heard in the Health & Government Operations Committee on March 8th at 1:00 pm.. We need peopl

Bill # Bill Name Sponsors

HB 1031 Declaration of Rights of Bodily Integrity and Privacy Busch, Acevero, Anderson, B. Barnes, Borve, Branch, Bridges, Cain, Cardin, Carr, Charkoudian, Clippinger, Crutchfield,

Cullison, D. M. Davis, Ebersole, Fieldmark, W. Fisher, Grazer

Lafferty,Lehman, R. Lewis, Lierman, Lopez, Love, Ludetke, McIntosh, Moen, Moody, Pulakovich, Pendergrass, Qi, Reznik,

Rosenberg, Shetty, Smith, Soloman, Stein, Stewart, Tarrasa, Watson, Wells, Wilkins

HB 0630 Health-Abortions-Reporting Requirements Vivell, Arikan, Chisholm, Hornberger, Kipke, Korman, McComes, McKay, Miller,, Morgan, Saab, Szeliga

HB 0757 Criminal Law-Homicides-Fetus Kittleman, Arikan, Bartlett, Boyce, Krebs, McComes, Rose

HB 0933 Abortion-Detection of Fetal Heartbeat Metzgar, Arentz, Beitzel, Boteler, Clark, Cox, Grammer, Impallaria, Jacobs, Mangione, Mautz, Miller, Mogan, Reillu, Rose,

Shoemaker, Szeliga

HB 0964 Public Health-Abortions Sought by Minors Parent or Guardian Parrott, Krebs, McComas

HB 0975 Pain Capable Unborn Child Protection Act Grammer, Adams, Aretz, Arikan, Boteler, Chilsholm, Clark, Cox, M. Fisher, Ghrist, Hornberger, Howard, Impallaria, Jacobes,

HB 0978 Abortion-Detection of Fetal Heartbeat– Keep Our Hearts Beating Grammer, Adams, Aretz, Arikan, Boteler, Chilsholm, Clark, Cox, M. Fisher, Ghrist, Hornberger, Howard, Impallaria, Jacobes,

HB 1075 Health-Informed Consent Women’s Right to Know Act Rose, Boteler, Chisholm, Biliberti, Hornberger, Long, Morgan, Parrott, Reilly, Saab, Shoemaker, Steliza

HB 1101 Health-Mifepristone-Administer Cox, Boteler, Impallaria, Otto, Reilly

HB 1151 Health-Abortion-24 hour Waiting Period Cox, Arikan, Boteler, Impallaria, Long, McComas, Otto, Parrott, Reilly

HB 1193 Health-Abortion-Facility Requirements Cox, Boteler, Otto, Reilly

HB 1195 Health-Maryland Fetal Heartbeat Protection Act Cox, Arikan, Beitzel, Impallaria, McComas, Otto, Parrott, Reilly

Small Group Information

Group Contact Phone Meeting Date

Sykesville Wheatley 410-549-0730 1st & 3rd Mondays

Reisterstown Charlotte Crone 410-356-3189 2nd Friday

Randallstown Cureton 443-756-9777 1st Sunday after Church

Woodstock Klein 410-655-3753 3rd Friday

Acts 2:42 Harlan 443-854-5519 4th Sunday

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life bills being heard in the Health & Government Operations Committee on March 8th at 1:00 pm.. We need people to go to Annapolis for the hearings just to be praying and to be a

Busch, Acevero, Anderson, B. Barnes, Borve, Branch, Bridges, Cain, Cardin, Carr, Charkoudian, Clippinger, Crutchfield,

Cullison, D. M. Davis, Ebersole, Fieldmark, W. Fisher, Grazer-Hidale, Gilchrist, Hettleman, Hill, Jones, Kaiser, Kelly, Sarman,

Lafferty,Lehman, R. Lewis, Lierman, Lopez, Love, Ludetke, McIntosh, Moen, Moody, Pulakovich, Pendergrass, Qi, Reznik,

Rosenberg, Shetty, Smith, Soloman, Stein, Stewart, Tarrasa, Watson, Wells, Wilkins

Vivell, Arikan, Chisholm, Hornberger, Kipke, Korman, McComes, McKay, Miller,, Morgan, Saab, Szeliga

Kittleman, Arikan, Bartlett, Boyce, Krebs, McComes, Rose

Metzgar, Arentz, Beitzel, Boteler, Clark, Cox, Grammer, Impallaria, Jacobs, Mangione, Mautz, Miller, Mogan, Reillu, Rose,

Grammer, Adams, Aretz, Arikan, Boteler, Chilsholm, Clark, Cox, M. Fisher, Ghrist, Hornberger, Howard, Impallaria, Jacobes,

Grammer, Adams, Aretz, Arikan, Boteler, Chilsholm, Clark, Cox, M. Fisher, Ghrist, Hornberger, Howard, Impallaria, Jacobes,

Rose, Boteler, Chisholm, Biliberti, Hornberger, Long, Morgan, Parrott, Reilly, Saab, Shoemaker, Steliza

Cox, Boteler, Impallaria, Otto, Reilly

Cox, Arikan, Boteler, Impallaria, Long, McComas, Otto, Parrott, Reilly

Cox, Arikan, Beitzel, Impallaria, McComas, Otto, Parrott, Reilly

SUNDAY, MARCH 3

Men’s Women’s Prayer

Sunday School for all ages

Coffee Fellowship

Worship Service

Randallstown Small Group

Youth Group

9:00 am—9:20 am

9:30 am—10:30 am

10:30 am—10:45 am

10:45 am —12:15 pm

12:30 pm

6:30 pm—8:30 pm

FH

VP

FH

SAN

FH

BH

MONDAY, MARCH 4

Sykesville Small Group 7:00 pm OC

TUESDAY MARCH 5

Men’s Bible Study at Denny’s (Isaiah)

Battalion at Chapelgate

7:00 am

7:00 pm

OC

OC

WEDNESDAY, MARCH 6

Prayer Meeting

Stockade

Pioneer Girls

Choir Practice

Men’s Bible Study (Acts)

6:30 pm-7:00 pm

6:30 pm—8:00 pm

6:30 pm—8:00 pm

7:00 pm– 9:00 pm

7:00 pm—8:00 pm

P

LCS

FH

SAN

P

THURSDAY, MARCH 7

Women’s Bible Study 7:00 pm– 8:30 pm FH

FRIDAY, MARCH 8

Reisterstown Small Group 7:30 pm OC

SATURDAY, MARCH 9

AMEN Bible Study 7:30 am SAN

SUNDAY, MARCH 10

Men’s/Women’s Prayer

Sunday School for all ages

Coffee Fellowship

Worship Service

CLV Service

Youth Group

9:00 am-9:20 am

9:30 am– 10:30 am

10:30 am - 10:45 am

10:45 am - 12:15 pm

3:00 pm - 4:00 pm

6:30 pm - 8:30 pm

FH

VP

FH

SAN

OC

BH

FH-Fellowship Hall • P-Parlor• LCS-School • VP-Various Places

SAN-Sanctuary• OS-Old Sanctuary• OC- Off Campus• BH- Block House

The Week at a Glance

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Schedule of Volunteers

March 3 March 10

Nursery 9:30 a.m.

Dianna Cote Lisa Byrd

Combined Nursery 10:30 a.m. Noah’s Ark Room

Lisa Byrd, Hannah Watkins Peggy Walker, Beth Harlan

Lock-up Charlie Hancock, Steve Vega Tom Crone, James Hoff

Sound Zach Dugan Anthony Anderson

Greeters Jeff & Cindy Watkins Ken & Debbie Stetson

Usher Team Leader Geof Smith Geof Smith

Adult Sunday School Classes

Hebrews (Continued)

Charles Cate Fellowship Hall

Westminster Confession of

Faith

Barry Cureton

Parlor

Ladies Class Deuteronomy

Joyce Klein Fellowship Hall

Dates of Interest: AMEN Bible study ............... March 9

Set Clocks Ahead tonight ....... Mar 9

CLV Service ............................. Mar 9

Men’s/Women’s Prayer .......... Mar 10

LCS Big Night Out .................. Mar 15

AMEN Bible study ............. March 16

StocKar Derby ........................ Mar 16

Men’s/Women’s Prayer .......... Mar 17

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Sunday, March 10th

Prayer List For our Church Family and needs in the Body Praise that Pat Schlitzer’s hip surgery went well. Pray for healing and

recovery as she goes through physical therapy. Pray for a safe trip home for our youth who are on a retreat this

weekend. Praise that Chuck Cullen’s cancer is in remission. Pray for healing and recovery for Joyella Stafford who had surgery to

repair a broken wrist. Pray for Steven & Becky Vega as they are in search of a new home by

April 1st due to their landlord wishing to sell the rental house. Also pray for peace and comfort as they wait for the next custody hearing for the twins.

Continue to pray for Nelda Ring. Pray for Sarah Kraus (South Korea) and Hannah Cate (China) as they

teach English. Pray for the leaders of our church. For Extended Family and Friends Pray for Kim (Duty) Griffen’s sister-in-law, Beth (Griffin) Mueller who is

recovering at home with home health care. She faces a long recovery. Pray for Yvette Beam’s dearest friend, Jeannie, whose cancer has

reoccurred. She has been hospitalized twice this year with respiratory problems and may need a ventilator. She loves the Lord. Please pray for her complete physical healing, in His power and mercy.

Pray for peace and comfort for Zach and Rachel Dugan and family on the recent loss of Zach’s grandmother. Praise that she is with the Lord.

Praise that Carol Katsampis’s friend, Jeff’s, twins weigh three pounds now and will be going home soon. The family thanks you for all you prayers and asks for continued prayer that there will not be any more issues.

Pray for healing for Maxine Saylor’s stepfather, Dick Hauser, who had shoulder replacement surgery.

Pray for Maxine Saylor’s stepmother, Sandi Russell who was diagnosed with inoperable pancreatic cancer.

Pray for Anita Keen, Sharon Booker‘s mother, who has a fractured shoulder. It’s a slow healing process. Please pray for pain relief and care givers.

Pray for Pastor Jimmy Schwartz, chaplain at CLV, who was seriously injured in a car accident and is in rehab in New Jersey.

Praise that Carol Byrd’s friend, Philip Sarlo is breathing regular air through a smaller trach with speaker valve. Pray he will be able to sing again.

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Pray for Elena Kitchen’s sister-in-law, Mary, as she undergoes chemotherapy treatments.

Liberty Christian School Pray for the LCS Big Night Out fundraiser. Pray that all the final

details will be complete and the school will be able to raise the funds they need.

For our Missionaries Pray for Kevin, Lori, Caleb and Channah Chilton, missionaries in

Cameron, as they recover from malaria. Pray for Ben Weinreich as he serves in Chile for two weeks.

For the Persecution Project for the funds and wisdom to minister to the persecuted Christians of Sudan's Blue Nile and Nuba mountains region. The community around the hospital being built is suffering from an epidemic of dysentery, which has already claimed the lives of 27 people. Children and the elderly are the most vulnerable to this disease. Pray for help in healing the sick and for the funds to complete the hospital.

Other Prayer Requests Pray for many prolife bills being heard in Annapolis on Friday at 1:00

and that many people would attend and that the testimony given would be clear and compelling, leading committee members to vote in favor of the bills. (See page 14 for more information)

Pray that the Lord will bring revival to our country. Pray for our National, State, and local leaders (1 Timothy 2:1-3). Pray for those around the world who are being persecuted for their

faith. Pray for first responders- such as firefighters and police, who respond

to emergency situations. Pray for our soldiers in harm’s way and give safe passage to those

soldiers traveling. Pray for Baltimore city and the end to violence in our city. Pray for the Persecuted Church - IRAQ

Pray for Father Afram in Baghdad who worked with Open Doors to turn his declining church into a Center of Hope when he realized that Christians were not going out of their homes after work for safety concerns. Now, believers are able to meet together, play games, eat and more.

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CHURCH LEADERS

ELDERS

ELDER EMERITUS

Ted Peiffer

DEACONS

DEACON EMERITUS

Alan Hunzeker

Staff

Nathan Moretto, Senior Pastor nmoretto@libertychurchpca.org

Barry Cureton, Shepherding Pastor barry_cureton@libertychurchpca.org

Lisa Maddox, Church Admin office@libertychurchpca.org

Phill & Kelly Thomas, Youth Directors

Susan Smith, Choir Director

Mike Tucker, Treasurer

Chris Byrd 443-878-3576 John Kitchen 410-795-7745

Tom Crone 410-356-2085 Werner Kloetzli 410-465-1026

Mark Fuhrer 410-279-2953 Brian Moran 410-984-2988

Michael Anderson 410-356-2602 Barry Cureton 410-566-1829

Steve Bird 410-795-2463 Chuck Klein 410-655-3753

Glenn Cote 410-489-0455 Steve Madden 410-259-0798

Nathan Moretto 410-655-5466