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VISITORS I1AS’I’ SUNDAY
EVENING
9:45 Church Training
10:55 Evening Worship
Hymn
Prayer
Benediction ?ostiude
6:30
7:30
No, 435
David Sharp. Andy & John, Kingston, Tenn
Mr. & Mrs0 Earl P. Shoun, Jellico, Tenn.
Marie D, Gross, Pruden9 Tenn.
Roswyn Neich, Student Knoxville, CAustralia)
Mark Bushnell, Harlan, Ky0
Tom, Virginia, Tom & Valerie Smith, Knoxville, Tenn
Gladys Johnson, Nicholsonville, Ky.
Mahion Hammetter, Lexington, Ky.
Tashol Pearce, Lexington, Ky.
Deanne Pearce, Lexington, Ky.
The
Messenger
of The
First
Baptist
Church
LaFolleite, Tennessee Pastor
Harlan F. Reynolds
Vol. IV
Puhli.h.d w.&cly By
Th. First Baptist Church
301 W. Central Avenue
LaFollette, Tennessee 37766 Phone: 1-423-562-7649 Second Class postage paid at
Lapollette, Tennessee
ORDER OF WORSHIP
Pastor No. 50
and Announcements CHOIR RECOGNITION CONCERT No. 351
No. 20 May 18, 1975
Pastor No, 183
13m ANNUAL
CH 0 I L1LCU1 ULoL.cLLLL&i SUNDAY, MAY 18, 73O P M.
CHOIR CONCERT PRESENTED BY:
* CELESTIAL CHOIR — CHOIR
* CHERUB CHOIR — CHOIR II
* CAROL CHOIR — CHOIR III
PRESENTATION OF AWARDS
JOHN HAUSSER IRS GFDRGE WALLACE
DIRECTOR PIANIST
I
NURSERY WORKERS:
OPPORTUNITIES FOR WEEK 0F FROM TUE ?ASTOR’S DESK
NEW TRAINING GROUP:
May l8’-Mrs0 Jack Gray, Cindy Wyatt
May 25-Mr0 & Mrs0 Ron John-
son
June 1=Mr0 Bales
June 8=Mr0
ler
USHERS MAY 18
George Burcham
Mack Sharp
Jim Reynolds
Ray Bolton
Charles Fugate
L0 C0 Lindsay
BIRTHDAY GREETINGS:
May l8Ed Robinson
May 19-Lillian Robards
May 22=Mary Hannah Henegar Eddie Carroll, Ollie Rice
May 23—Dr. James Farris, Lee Ann Sharp
MAY 18o.24
9:30 a0m,. Chapel Choir
9:45 a0m, Sunday School
10:55 a,m0 Morning Worship
6:30 p0m0 Church Training
7:30 p0m0 Evening Worship
May 21
7:00 p.m, Priyer jour
7:45 p0m0 Church Choir
Thurs, May 22
7:00 p0m0 Crea Ridenour Group
7:00 p0m0 Young Baptist Women
WELCOME TO OUR FELLOWSHIP
Mr, Bob Fannon on letter from New Tazewell Baptist Church,,
Mrs, Bob Fannon for baptism.
Mrs, Barbara Petitt for baptism0
ADD TO DEACONS MEET LAST SUNDAY:
Jack Reynolds and Joe Wyatt0 Total deacons present, 13,
Las t week in business meeting, the church took a major step forward in seeking to more effectively minister to the needs of our city. We voted unanimously to call a full time director of Education and Youth0 His area of ministry will be in the organization of the church and with our young people0 The finance committee is meeting this week to study the salary and benefits scale and make necessary recommendations to the church. There is no area in our church that is more importantt it future and growth than that of youth and eduction0 I hope you will pray for these committees as they seek the man God has for this challenging task.
We have invited a young man to visit with us on the week-end of May 24—25 to look over our situatiQn and talk with our commit,, He is well qualified in the field of education and is doing a fin? job with the youth in his church at the present0 If the Lord leads him to us (and us to him) he and his wife would be a real asset to our staff and church0 Next week in this column look for more information about this prospective director of Education and youth0
See you in church Sunday
-Bible in hand,
A Training Union Group for Junior High age is being organized0 If you axe in this age group plan to be here at 630 this Sunday evening0 Rev0 and Mrs, Reynolds will meet with them in the regular Sunday School rooms0
VBS DATES ARE JUNE 23-27
— Coximetcement on Sunday, June 29,
CONGRATULATIONS:
To Linda Owens upon graduat.on from Cuntherlar College May 24, receiving a BS degree in secondary education.
Mrs0 Bernice Powell Mrs0 Gladys Archer,
Barbara Petitt’s
mother
VANDERBILT HOSPITAL
Mrs. Elsie Lane
& Mrs David
& Mrs0 Bob Kib LAS
WEEK’S REPORT:
Additions 3
S S Attendance 213
Lane Kidney Fund $ 75O0
Childrens Homes!
Of fering —— 52685 Tithes and Gifts $l,419,39
Total Gifts 2,O2l24
IN THE HOSPITAL:
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TOTAL OFFERING FOR THE CHILDREN’S HOMES:
$ 541.85
AJTITUVE
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Stvt.t eitcJt da.y wLth dvotion4 ctnd ,ou,t aJudei. wLU taiae c.a)Le. o kem6eeve!