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JOHN
HAUSSER
Minister
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Music
RICHARD
SAVAGE
Minister
• of Education
and
Youth
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HARLAN F. REYNOLDS, Pastor
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The FirSt Baptist cb
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ORDER OF WORSITP_LaFollette, Tennessee
Sunday School
Morning Worship
Quiet Meditation
Call to Worship
Morning Prayer Pastor
Hymn “Glorious Is Thy Name” No. 59
Welcome and Announcements
Hymn”Guide Me,O Thou Great No. 202
Doxology
Worship Withou±Tithes and Offerings
Special Music
Morning Message Pastor
Invitation Hymn No 183
efediction
Postlude
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Church Tzaining 6:30 p.m
Evening Worship 7:30 p.m
Hymn “Serve the Lord with Gladness No.411
Prayer
Welcome and Announcements
Hymn “ The Banner of the Cross”
Hymn “ Lead Me to Calvary”
Hymn “ Ye Christian Heralds
Worship with our Tithes and Offerings
Evening Message Rev. Ralph Cordell
Invitation Hymn “Take My Life...” No.366
Benediction
Postlude
No.35
1 ‘MuSE TURNEY, Church “‘“ August 31, 1975
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SUNDAY SCH0OI EMPHASIS FOR 1975-76 has already begun, The officers and teachers of our church met on Wednesday August 20 and decided to begin this new church year by involving ourselves in studying the study course book entitles “Administering The Bible Teaching Program.” We also decided to begin a ob training guide for the Sunday School Director and each general officer, department director, all teachers and any interested prospectiver general officers, department directors and teachers. We are looking to build a strong Sunday School and everyone seemed to feel that this study course might offer us a good beginning point for the new church year. We read from Gods’ Word iz II Timothy 2:15 “Study to show thyself apprtved unto God, a workman that needeth not to be asamed, rightly dividing the word of truth”.
This study course will be taught beginning on Sunday night Sept. 21 and continuing through Wednesday night Sept, 24. Every Sunday School leader should plan to attend this study course,
REMI NDER
FREE TO LEARN — SUNDAY SCHOOL BASICS - this conference to be held Sept. 9, First Baptist Church, Concord, 7:00 p.m. to 9:30 p.m For further information check bulletin bourd in entrance to Education Building. All general officers and Directors are urtedto attend this meeting. Let’s car—pool it and dontact Richard Savage if you plan to attend.
YOUTH CORNER:
All the Juniàr Hi and Senior Hi youth are invited to an hour of fellowship and fun at 5:30 p.m. in the church fellowship hail on Sunday, August 31. We are planning to have sandwiches, cake and drinks. So, Yo’ll Coni I! I I
NURSERY WORKERS:
Aug. 31— Mr. & Mrs. Bob Kibler
Sept. 7— Mr. & Mrs. Bill Lane
Sept. 14— Mr. & Mrs. Jim Lane
Sept. 21- Mrs. Lola Heatherly, Mrs. June Warren
USHERS AUGUST 31
Jim Reynolds
Ray Bolton
Charles Fugate
OPPORTUNITIES FOR WEEK OF AUGUST 31-SEPT, 6
BIRTHDAy GREETINGS:
Aug.31— Adele Hausser
Sept.l— Mark Poe, Jim Edd Stanifer
Sept.3— Tracy Williams
Sept.4- Pam Robbins
Sept. 5Jeo Martin, Mrs. L.C. Lindsay
Sept.6— Mary Louise Baird, Mrs. E.A, Roach, Patti Ivey
L,C. Lindsay
Eddie Carroll
Bill Lane

Sun. 7:30 a.m, Deacons Meeting
9:45 a.m. Sunday School
10:55 a.m. Morning Worship
53O p.m. Youth Fellowship Supper
6:30 p.m. Church Training
7:30 p.m. Evening Worship
8:30 p.m. Chapel Choir
Wed. 6:45
7:30
8:30 p.m.
pam.
p.m. Church Council
Church Business &
Prayer Hour
Church Choir

FROM YOUR PASTOR’S PEN
Dr. Lof ton, Christian Marriage Counsellor, has some very important point on worship and church attendance “Its high time that some members of our church wake up to the sinister influence they are exerting. When a member of a Sunday School Class marches home regularly after Sunday School and never attends the worship service, you can put it down that here is a church member who is kidding himself. He has not worshipped He has not ma’de a lasting contribution in carrying on the gospel. What he has done is put himself in the position of pretending to be enlisted so the church can not work on him as a lost person, yet he is not a church worker, He has deceived himself by doing something religious, to wit, sat in a Sunday School class, which salves his conscience and keeps him from realizing he is really unchurched. I tell you the truth, I would not attend Sunday School if I could not stay for church. I honestly believe attending Sunday School as a substitute for attending church is the greatest hinderence there is to the growth of God’s Kingdom.
“How long has it been since your Sunday School Class won one soul to Jesus Christ? Well Brother (or Sister), you’d better turn your class into a Prayer Meeting”
If you can get to only one service on Sunday morning, attend the Worship Service. You might get converted there and then you would be eager to be taught the Word in Sunday Schl But when you attend Sunday School for years but never get interested in the rest of the church, you’re like the Negro man who passed by a tombstone in the cemetery which read, “ “Im not dead, I’m only aeep.” He turned on his heel and exclaimed ‘Man, you ain’t foolin nobody but you’ self.”
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See you in church Sunday, Bible in hand.
THANK YOU:I wish to thank everyone for their prayers and visits during my recent surgery. I an now at home and would appreciate your continuing to remember me in your prayers
Mr. Lem Laxton
FROM YOUR EDUCATION
ANt) YOUTH DIRECTOR
Since beginning the educstion ministry here just four short weeks ago, I have felt a very warm spirit of willingness and cooperation from everyone. With this type of attitude, I feel we can only go forward in our efforts to build a strong education and youth program for our church.
It takes a lot of prayer, time, patience and work from everyone and I trust everyone is searching his heart and soul in an effort to allow the Holy Spirit to guide them and direct them to the particular work He would have them to do. He is looking for people like Mrs. Blythe, who was visiting our church, say, “Here I am Lord send me,” during Wednesday evening Prayer Meeting on August 20. Mrs. Blythe said she felt the Holy Spirit tell her to go to Prayer Meeting and she testified to this fact. How we are blessed when we are humble and willing to follow the Holy Spirits’ leading.
Is the Holy Spirit speaking to you, Adult? Is the Holy S;irit speaking to you, Young person? All you have to have is a willing heart. I feel we-hav&.hany i1±±ng’harts and it is my prayer that more of us will say, “Here I am Lord, send me.”
IN LAFOLLETTE COMMUNITY HOSPITAL
Mr. and Mrs. Roy Cooper
PARK WEST
Janice Heneger
VISITORS
Stanley Baker,Corbin,Ky; Mrs. Virginia Baker,Corbin,Ky; Miss Cynthia Bentley, centervjlle,Ohio; Mrs. Frances Chapman, Jefferson City, Tenn; Terry Gray, LaFol— lette; Debbie Woodley, LaFollette.
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