October 2015

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PASTORAL STAFF

308 E. Main Street, Lexington SC 29072803.359.414624-hour prayer line: 803.808.7729On-call phone: 803.767.2445lexingtonbaptist.org

WELCOME to theSignal

From the Pastor

Dr. Mike TurnerSenior Pastor

Mark OwensAssociate Pastor (Equipping)

Dan WilliamsAssociate Pastor (Worship)

Jerry FreemanAssociate Pastor (Senior Adults/ Congregational Care)

Jon FosterRecreation Ministry & Facilities Director

Ian GeimerAssociate Pastor (Next Gen Ministries)

Maegan BoldingChildren’s Ministry Director

Jeanette SimpsonPreschool Ministry Director

Daniel WalkerMiddle School Ministry Director

Jessica WyndhamCommunications Director

Jacob PowersMedia Director

encouragement as they settle into their new church home.

I especially love the opportunity to share my personal testimony with each group that attends. Most of you guys have heard me at one time or another tell how Jesus touched my life as a college freshman, and how the commitment I made to him at that time completely changed the trajecto-ry of my life. That’s the power of the gospel! After I share my story at each one of these dinners, we always give an opportunity for anybody that’s present to receive Jesus as their Savior, too. This time, as always, several people did so. What a thrill and a blessing that is!

I say all that to you so that you may encourage a friend or a family member to connect with our next Dinner with the Pastor on November 1. You can go on-line to register at lexingtonbap-tist.org (no charge; Wee Care is provided) or call the church office for more information (803.359.4146). This is an en-gaging, fun and effective way to

reach out to someone around you and help them find Jesus.

We’re going to spend the four Sundays in October in the book of Proverbs, in a sermon series called “A Word to the Wise.” Proverbs is a critical portion of God’s Word that is packed, not just with good advice, but the actual mind of God in how we are to live, make decisions and

prosper in our lives. Each week we’ll be exploring cru-cial issues like the nature of wisdom, how

to use our words wisely, anger and wisdom and how to be wise in our relationships.

But that’s not all! Proverbs has 31 chapters, a peculiar trait that lends it to daily reading. In other words, if you read one chapter a day as part of your daily devo-tional, you can cover the entire book in one month. That’s what I’m asking you to do through the month of October—so as I preach through this gem of God’s Word, you can be read-ing along on a daily basis. To encourage you in that reading, we’ll be posting on our web site

“The Lord has a reason for leading every new

person into our congregation...”Every couple of months we host

a dinner here at LBC called, “Dinner with the Pastor,” a free event for anyone interested in getting more information about our church family in order to formally join our fellowship. I al-ways love these dinners—there’s lots of excitement among the many people who attend. The Lord has a reason for leading ev-ery new person into our congre-gation, and you can sense their enthusiasm as they share their spiritual journey with the group. Our deacons play a key role in the dinner, as each prospec-tive member is assigned a dea-con mentor, to help them learn about our church and give them

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each week a schedule of readings from the book for that week, along with a few insights, suggestions and encouragements. If you already have a regular Bible reading plan as part of your daily time with the Lord, feel free to incorporate this Proverbs plan into whatever you’re already doing. Or maybe take a break from your regular schedule in order to spend some time resting in this portion of God’s Word. On the other hand, if you don’t have a regular Bible reading plan in place, what better time to begin than now? Just go to our web site each morning through the month of October and follow the prompts as you allow the Word to speak into your heart. I know you’ll be blessed!

Believing God for a great month together!

Pastor Mike

The Importance of Disciple-MakingMy family and I are so excited God has called us to Lexington Baptist Church! We already have a great love for this community and the wonderful people of LBC. I want to thank you for the many calls, cards and prayers so many of you have lifted for Rayna as she recovers from surgery. We have felt God’s presence in our lives as you have stood in the gap praying for her.

Our vision at LBC is making disciples. In Matthew 28:19-20 we find the Great Commission given by our Lord. Jesus commanded us to, “Go and make disciples…” In order for us to make disciples we must be a disciple. Over the next year we will unveil numerous ways you can get involved and become a disciple-maker. For now, let me encourage you to get involved in one of our many Sunday school classes. We have great teachers who are well-prepared every week with a word from the Lord. If you don’t have a class you currently attend, please stop by the Information Desk, located just outside of the Worship Center, and one of our volunteers will be happy to assist you.

I also wanted to encourage anyone who would like to be a part of our Frontline Ministry teams to please contact me at mowens@lexingtonbaptist.org. We are seeking outgoing, smiling faces to help us greet, reach and encourage first time guests and members to our beautiful campus. Will you consider being the face of LBC and helping us make a great first impression every Sunday? Hebrews 10:24 says, “And let us stir up one another to love and good works…” I am praying we will stir up one another in love!

See you Sunday,Mark Owens

Associate Pastor for Equippingmowens@lexingtonbaptist.org

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Get Plugged In with Preschoolers!This fall has been such an exciting time for our church! New classes, new faces and new opportunities for families to come to know the Lord! If you are looking for a place to belong, feel needed and loved, the Preschool Ministry has a spot for you! Whether you like rocking babies, playing with trucks on the floor or just spending time with little

ones, we still have many opportunities available for you to serve. Please feel free to contact me by email or stop by the

Children’s Building, and we will get you plugged in!

Here are a few things we have coming up for kids at LBC:

Preschool Playdate Tuesday, October 6 at 12 p.m.Preschoolers, bring your parents and friends along with a picnic lunch to Virginia Hylton Park. We’ll bring the desserts and the fun!

Light Up the Night Wednesday, October 28 at 6:30 p.m.Trunk or Treat, candy, rides, games, music, and more! Admission is free/BBQ is available for purchase. This is a great community outreach event, so bring friends along!

Also, mark your calendars and save the date for Christmas at the Barn on December 11 & 12. This is a perfect event for inviting friends and family!

For HIS Glory,Jeanette Simpson

Preschool Ministry Directorjsimpson@lexingtonbaptist.org

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Maegan BoldingChildren’s Ministry Director

maegan@lexingtonbaptist.org

Sunday, October 25 at 6 p.m.Fellowship Hall

We’re moving our Fam Jam worship experience to Sunday nights! New time – same great experience for families to worship together!

Fam Jam is a high-energy, interactive worship experience for kids and their parents. The one hour event will be filled with music, sketches, comedy and stories as we learn our place in God’s big story!

Fam Jam is:

• Family-Centered - where parents and kids spend quality time together.• Kid-Focused - where learning is fun and relevant for kids.• Bible-Driven - where the Bible is taught in a meaningful way that leads to life application.• User-Friendly - where your friends will thank you for bringing them.• Creatively-Wired - where video, lights, sound and drama are used to make a lasting impression.

5th Grade ExclusiveSunday, October 11 at 12 p.m.

Fifth graders, please join us for a fun day at Clinton Sease Farm’s Corn Maze. We will leave after church and return by 3 p.m. Tickets are $10. Lunch is included.

RSVP by emailing Kristen at kking@lexingtonbaptist.org by October 4.

Friday, November 13 From 5 to 9 p.m.

The Great Date Challenge is an intentional time for parents, and we do the hard work for you! When you drop off your children in our care, you will be given a complete pre-planned date kit. You will have four hours to have quality conversation, create memories and simply have fun together. Don’t miss out! Sign-ups begin in the Children’s Building lobby on November 1 and will be open until we’re at capacity.

The cost is $10 per child ($25 max per family), which includes pizza for kids. All fees must be paid at the time of registration. Space is limited, so sign-up quickly!

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Student Ministry Families,

October is filled with great opportunities for your students. Every Wednesday night, from 6 to 7:30 p.m., we have Encounter 431 upstairs in our Family Life Center. Each Wednesday, students have the opportunity to eat together, hang out with their peers and engage in worship and small groups. Encounter 431 is a game changer for our students. Parents, don’t let your students miss out on this chance to get connected into this ministry and grow in their relationship with the Lord.

We have two big tailgates in the month of October. The first will take place on October 16 at Lexington High School.

We will set up in the booster club lot at 6 p.m. with food and tailgate activities. Come out and watch Lexington take on River Bluff. The second tailgate takes place on October 30 at River Bluff. We will be in the booster parking lot at 6 p.m. Join us for a fun night of fellowship and football.

If you are a parent of a high school student, please take note: on the night of October 30, we are having our second annual High School Lock-Out. Students will meet at the Family Life Center at 10 p.m. We will be using the church buses that evening for transportation. The cost for this event is $35. Students will be going bowling, to The Plex and then IHOP that evening. There is a student release form that needs to be signed before your student can participate at this event. If you have any questions or concerns, please feel free to contact Daniel Walker or myself anytime. We are praying for your families. Have a blessed October.

Blessings,

Ian GeimerAssociate Pastor

Next Generation MinistriesIan@lexingtonbaptist.org

Upcoming Student Tailgates

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Leading SmallEncounter 431 is a midweek gathering for students, but it’s also our gathering time for our adult volunteers and the small groups of students they lead. This same structure also carries over to our Sunday Morning time. We have some amazing small group leaders that pour into our students week in and week out on Sundays, Wednesdays and beyond. I hear stories upon stories where our small group leaders are making a difference in the lives of the students they meet with each week. With a student ministry this size it takes more than just a few adults modeling discipleship to be able to make disciples affectively. Student ministry is not about numbers but about intentionality. We’ve adopted the concept of “Lead Small” within our student ministry so that no student falls through the cracks. Lead Small is simply five big ideas that every small group leader needs to know: 1. Be Present: connect their faith to a community2. Create A Safe Place: clarify their faith as they grow3. Partner With Parents: nurture an everyday faith4. Make It Personal: inspire their faith by your example5. Move Them Out: engage their faith in a bigger story To learn more about becoming a part of our adult leadership team, contact Ian Geimer or myself. Let’s say yes to the Next Generation of students. Lead Small,

Daniel WalkerMiddle School Ministry Director

Daniel@lexingtonbaptist.org

Upcoming Student Events

HIGH SCHOOL LOCK-OUTFriday, October 3010 p.m. in The City

$35; release form required to participate

GAME DAY TAILGATEFriday, October 30

6 to 7 p.m.Join us at River Bluff for the

RBHS v. White Knoll game and some tailgate fun!

GAME DAY TAILGATEFriday, October 16

6 to 7 p.m.Join us at Lexington High for the LHS v. River Bluff Game

and some tailgate fun!

LIGHT UP THE NIGHTWednesday, October 28

6:30 to 8:30 p.m.Join us for our annual Trunk or Treat event in the main

LBC parking lot

CORE MEETINGSunday, October 44 p.m. in The City

For all student members of our CORE Ministry team.

CORE MEETINGSunday, November 1

4 p.m. in The CityFor all student members of our CORE Ministry team.

CHRISTMAS AT THE BARNDecember 11 & 12

6:30 p.m. Harmon’s Tree Farm

Save the date!

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LBC SENIOR ADULTS& Congregational CareThe Parent Care

Conversation

Sunday, October 4 12 p.m. in the Fellowship Hall

Are there some changes happening in your parents’ lives that have you a little worried about them? Have you found yourself in a place where the ta-bles are beginning to turn, where you

are taking some responsibility for some of your parents’ physical, financial or emotional needs? Adult children are more often discovering their need to have some difficult conversations with their parents about finances and other things but are afraid to start them.

On Sunday afternoon, October 4, Lexington Baptist Church will host a seminar designed to help you think through some of the basic steps in providing parent care. The seminar is titled, “The Parent Care Con-versation: The Essential Conversations Parents and Adult Children Should Have…But Nobody Will Start.” Dr. Kevin Skipper and Chris Sheffield co-authored the book “The Parent Care Conversation” and will be on our campus to get you started in the right direction towards having these important conversations.

Topics will include: how to honor your father and mother – a Biblical approach to the conversations, tasks and challenges of parent care; the money conversation; the house conversation; the levels of care conversation; the essential legal conversation. We will wrap our time together with an opportunity for you to ask questions related to parent care.

Cost for this seminar will be $15, which covers lunch and all materials and handouts. You can reg-ister by contacting Marceil Mangum, ministry assistant to senior adults and congregational care, at 803.996.8843 or marceil@lexingtonbaptist.org.

Service of RemembranceSunday, November 154 p.m. in the Chapel

Spending time with family and friends during the holidays can be enjoyable yet stressful. Having to face the holidays with the memories of burying a family member can be dreadful. Lexington Baptist Church will be hosting a Service of Remembrance on Sunday, November 15th at 4 PM in our Chapel. We are inviting any who have lost a loved one (this year or years’ past) to join us for this special ser-vice. It will include special music and a message of hope as well as an opportunity to light a candle in memory of your loved one. You are invited to bring a picture of your loved one to display in the Chapel before and during the service. The service will conclude with light refreshments in the Reception Hall (adjacent to the Worship Center). Our prayer is that this service will provide hope and comfort with the coming holiday season. Will you make plans now to join us for this special service?

Upcoming Senior Adult Events

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Senior Single LadiesBreakfast Bunch

Thursday, October 89 a.m. at Lizard’s Thicket

Lunch BunchThursday, October 22

11:30 a.m. at Lizard’s Thicket

Men’s Breakfast ClubThursday, October 159 a.m. at Creekside

Restaurant

Cornerstone LunchThursday, October 1

11 a.m. in the Fellowship Hall

Joyce Romero will be our guest speaker. She’ll be discussing the in-home services available

to senior adults. The cost is $6/person, payable at the door.

Parent Care SeminarSunday, October 4

12 p.m. in the Fellowship Hall$15/person. Join us for lunch followed by an afternoon filled with information and helpful tips for planning and dealing with aging parents. Led by

Kevin Skipper.

Senior Adult RetreatNovember 9-11

Join us on our annual fall retreat at Ridgecrest Confer-ence Center! For costs and

more info, contact Marceil at 803.996.8843 or email her at marceil@lexingtonbaptist.org.

Jerry FreemanAssociate Pastor

Senior Adults & Congregational Carejerry@lexingtonbaptist.org

Senior Adult Fall RetreatRidgecrest Conference Center

November 9-11, 2015

Make plans now to join us on our annual Fall Retreat! I am excited to announce that we’ll retreat at Ridgecrest this year, Hopefully this will prove to be a relaxing couple of days away before the busyness of Thanksgiving and Christmas really hit. The colors of Fall should still be evident and Ridgecrest is known for its scenic beauty. We’ll have praise & worship and bible study as the focus of our large group gatherings,

and we’ll give you some opportunity for relaxing along the way. For any golfers interested in attending, we’ll have a chance to play the Black Mountain Golf Course, home of the famous 747 yard par 6 17th hole, at one time the longest hole in the world.

On the way to Ridgecrest, we’ll stop in Charlotte for a tour of the Billy Graham Library (if you’ve never been, you don’t want to miss this experience!). For costs and more information, contact Marceil at marceil@lexingtonbaptist.org or call her at 803.996.8843.

“MUSIC IS MY LIFE"... REALLY?Everybody wants to find something in life they are really good at, and when we do, the temptation is there to let that talent or that ability become our focus in life. This is where Satan trips us up because he wants us to become idolaters who will put anything ahead of God. Satan has no problem with you having God “in your life.” He just wants to make sure that God is not #1 in your life!

I came across this testimonial by a young lady about the impact that music has had on her life. I am thrilled that music can be used for such a powerful motivation in a person’s life, but what if God was actually first place in her life? If so, I believe she would find that God’s gift of music, while being a tremendous blessing and tool in her life, is not the source of her joy in life, God’s Salvation is the source of her joy. Your source for abundant living must be something that you will never lose or cannot be taken away from you. Musical talent will fade or can be taken in a single accident or sickness. Once you surrender your life to Jesus, that relationship is permanent for eternity!

Here is the power of music:

When I joined band I never knew how drastically it could change my life. Music gave me the energy and motivation to get involved with other sports. It helped me realize that I could have a better and healthier lifestyle. Music made me start dancing, without caring who was watching. Before I started high school, I was shy, quiet, and unnoticed. When I joined band, I changed. I became a better, more outgoing person. Music is the one thing in my life that makes sense and is a huge part of my life. Music is, and always will be my life, my soul, my greatest achievement, and my passion.

Here is the power of the Holy Spirit:

When I became a follower of Jesus Christ I never knew how drastically it could change my life. Jesus gave me the energy and motivation to get involved with what really matters in this life. God’s Word helped me realize that I could have a better and healthier lifestyle. The Holy Spirit in me made me start dancing, without caring who was watching. Before I started high school, I was shy, quiet, and unnoticed. When I trusted in Jesus, I changed. I became a better, more outgoing person. My personal relationship with God is the one thing in my life that makes sense and is a huge part of my life. Jesus is, and always will be my life, my soul, my greatest achievement, and my passion. And I am so thankful to God for His gift of music in my life to express my joy in Him!

Joyfully Yours,Dan Williams

Associate Pastor, Worshipdan@lexingtonbaptist.org

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COMING NEXT MONTH... HANDEL'S MESSIAHn On November 22 at 7 p.m. in the Worship Center, the Lexington Community Choir will be performing Handel’s Messiah! This production will be directed by Bob Burroughs and accompanied by the Lake Murray Symphony Orchestra and Dr. Jerry Curry on the harpsichord.

To join the Lexington Community Choir, simply contact Dan Williams at 803.996.8807, via email at music@lexingtonbaptist.org or come to the next rehearsal at Lexington Baptist (in the choir loft) on Sunday, October 18 at 2:30 p.m. If you need a musical score, it can be provided to you or we can order you your own copy for $7.

Are you a new member or a visitor considering church membership here at LBC? Then join us on Sunday, November 1 for Dinner with the Pastor! This informal dinner will give you a chance to get to know our pastor and staff, as well as give us a chance to get to know you. Dinner will be provided for you and your family, and yes, there is Wee Care available for children by reservation only. To register or learn more, email scartin@lexingtonbaptist.org or call the main church office at 803.359.4146.

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“Then the King will say to those on his right, ‘Come, you who are blessed by my Father, inherit the kingdom prepared for you from the foundation of the world. For I was hungry and you gave me food, I was thirsty and you gave me drink, I was a stranger and you welcomed me, I was naked and you clothed me, I was sick and you visited me, I was in prison and you came to me.’ Then the righteous will answer him, saying, ‘Lord, when did we see you hungry and feed you, or thirsty and give you drink? And when did we see you a stranger and welcome you, or naked and clothe you? And when did we see you sick or in prison and visit you?’ And the King will answer them, ‘Truly, I say to you, as you did it to one of the least of these my brothers, you did it to me.”

- Matthew 25:34-40

God is doing amazing things through our Prison Ministry here at LBC. Throughout, the month of October, we will highlight how God is making disciples behind prison walls. Are you interested in any of these ministry opportunities?

- Committing to pray- Donating and collecting Bibles- Filling prison packets for Christmas- Writing notes of encouragement to inmates

Or perhaps, God is leading you to step behind the walls and serve in…

- Worship services- Bible studies- Life skills classes- Fellowship meals during the holidays

Here is what an inmate in a local prison had to say regarding a recent fellowship meal:

“I want to take this opportunity to thank you for your unbelievable gesture of love and compassion. I mean this from the bottom of my heart! I mean, the thought that you would make time to come and share with us a special meal is nothing short of amazing! And it was delicious! (I can tell the time and loving dedication that it took to put it together . . . a detail that did not go unnoticed by our Heavenly Father, nor by my heart, and the hearts of many people here). Then, the singing . . . it was truly heavenly! (Especially the song: “Mary, did you know?” That has been one of my favorites of all the Christmas songs. And your rendition was very, very touching! A testimony that it was not merely a “spirit of performance” as we see in our churches nowadays. Some people sing to be seen and appreciated by people. You sang with your heart . . . and to be seen and appreciated by God himself! That makes all the difference. And how my heart was touched by such anointed music and singing!”

And here is a testimony from one of our wonderful prison ministry volunteers:

Being a part of our prison ministry allows me to be obedient to God’s calling on my life to share the love of Jesus Christ with these men. Under the guidance of The Holy Spirit I try to challenge and encourage them with God’s word. So many of them are lost and drifting through life. They need to know there is hope and freedom and it is

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NOVEMBER: ORPHAN FOCUS

We have many things planned for November to focus on God’s special love for orphans and those families who are showing God’s love to orphans and foster children. We are planning a huge celebration on November 8 as Johnny Carr, author of “Orphan Justice,” will be speaking at both morning services. Please keep watching for details about this event and other exciting things in November.

Serving Prisoners & Their FamiliesDuring the Christmas Season

Many prisoners have no visitors nor do they receive gifts at Christmas. This year, you can help alleviate this in our area by providing hope and love with a Christmas Prison Packet. A list of approved items is available in the Worship Center foyer as well as a collection area for assembled packets.

Additionally, we will again serve the children of inmates through our Angel Tree Ministry. Please visit the Prison Min-istry display in the Worship Center foyer for more informa-tion.

Please contact me at jwright@lexingtonbaptist.org or 996-8836 if you would like more information about our Prison Ministry or becoming involved in making disciples through local, national, and international missions.

our calling to make sure they are looking in the right place: God’s word. God is at work in the prisons, souls are being saved, and being where He wants me serving Him causes inexpressible joy in my heart. I cannot do otherwise. The truth is setting them free and we have to let them know because that is what He did for me.

Throughout the month of October, we will be collecting new and gently-used Bible to distribute in our local prisons. There will be a collection area in the church foyer.

John WrightMinistry Assistant, Missions

jwright@lexingtonbaptist.org

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For children, chicken strips and French fries are also served at

each meal.

All meals include rolls & butter, assorted desserts, salad bar, iced tea and/or lemonade and coffee.

Reservations Required.Deadline for Reservations and

Cancellations: Sunday at 5 p.m.Make Weekly/Permanent Reservations!

Please make reservations online or by calling 803.359.4146.

FALL SCHEDULE Supper served from 4:45 to 6 p.m. in the Fellowship Hall

Adults: $6Children (5 - 12): $4*

Children 4 & Under Eat Free!(Family Maximum*: $15)

Payable at the door

October 7

Roasted Pork TenderloinChicken Pot Pie

Sliced Apples, Green Beans

Wednesday Supper

MENU

October 21

Fried ChickenRoasted Chicken

Broccoli & Rice CasseroleGlazed Carrots

October 14

Roast BeefCornish Hens

Wild Rice, Early June Peas

October 28

NO MEAL TONIGHTdue to Light Up the Night

(No other Wednesday Activities)

Scholarships AvailableThe Mary Margaret Taylor Ministry Scholarship Fund provides limited financial assistance to Lexington Baptist Church students who are attending college or seminary and pursuing a career in a church-related vocation. Applications for the 2016 winter/spring semester are available beginning October 15 by contacting Sylvia Cartin at scartin@lexingtonbaptist.org or at 803.996.8803.

Completed applications must be returned to the LBC office no later than Monday, November 30, 2014.

2016 Budget NewsA summary sheet for the 2016 proposed operating budget for Lexington Baptist Church is available for pick up beginning Sunday, October 11 in the foyer outside of the Worship Center. A more detailed document is being mailed to church member homes. A presentation of the budget will be made October 18 at 6 p.m. in the Fellowship Hall.

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WEEKLY SCHEDULE Sunday

8 a.m. Adult Bible Study9 a.m. Worship Adult & Student Sunday School Children’s Sunday School (All Ages)10:30 a.m. Worship Adult, Student, & Children’s Sunday School (All Ages)4 p.m. Praying for Prodigals Group5 p.m. Missions Prayer Support (406 AEB)6 p.m. Sunday Evening Worship (Chapel)6 p.m.. WAM (Worship, Arts & Music) Practice

Tuesday 8:30 a.m. Ladies’ Bible Study 10 a.m. Ladies’ Bible Study (CHB 201)6:30 p.m. Ladies’ Bible Study (RH)6:30 p.m. Men’s Bible Study (CHB 201)7 p.m. Men’s Prayer Group (CHB 206)

Wednesday

4:45 p.m. Fellowship Supper (until 6 p.m.) 6:15 p.m. Pastor’s Bible Study D Groups Wired (Birth-5th Grade) Encounter 431 (6th-12th Grade)7:00 p.m. Adult Choir Rehearsal7:30 p.m. Orchestra Rehearsal

Thursday

2 p.m. Prayer Shawl Knitting/Crochet

AEB: Adult Education BuildingCHB: Chapel BuildingFLC: Family Life CenterRH: Reception Hall

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New Series“A Word tothe Wise”

Begins

Parent CareSeminar12 p.m.

Men’s Monthly Bible Study

7 a.m.

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Light Upthe Night6:30 p.m.

(No other activities on

campus)

BusinessMeeting6 p.m.

Senior AdultCornerstoneLuncheon11 a.m.

Budget Presentation

6 p.m.

Fam Jam(Fellow. Hall)

6 p.m.

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