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ORDER OF WORSHIP
MORNING EVENING
Sunday School 9:45
Morning Worship 10:55
Quiet Meditation
Call to Worship
Morning Prayer Pastor
Hymn No. 50
Welcome and Announcements
Hymn No, 131
Doxology
Wbrship with our Tithes
and Offerings
Special Music
Morning Message Pastor
mv. Hymn No, 187
Benediction
Postlude
VISITORS LAST SUNDAY:
Mr. & Mrs. Earl P. Shoun, Jellico
Mr, & Mrs, Donn Rouser & Jori Knoxville
Mrs, Lois HochmanQ Marcia, Orange1 Mass,
Bryan Kieth York, Trotwood1 Ohio
Mrs, C, C, Robbins, co1urnbus Ohio
Ruby Sharp, SmyrnaQ Ga,
Cynthia Bentley0 Centerville, Ohio
Mr. & Mrs. Harold Perry, Route 1, LaFollette
Mr, & Mrs. Wren Davis, LaFollette
Kevin Price, LaFollette
Lucille Bean, LaFollette,
Mrs. Sterling Jones, Gregory & Cheryl, LaFollette
Marilyn Price, LaFollette
The
Messenger
of The First
Baptist Church
LaFollette, Tennessee Pastor
JliLrla&E. ReynnId
Vol, IV
I9EEK OF PRAYER FOR ‘\SSOCIATIONAL 1ISSION
AND LOVE flFFERING JULY F 13 ALSO
Sunday, July 6 2:30 P. M.
flPFN HOUSE AND DE]1ICATION OF
NEW ASSOCIATIONAL CENTER
719 West Central Avenue
Rev, Leslie Baumgartner, Director of Missions Tennessee Baptist Convention, will be the guest Speaker,
Our church goal for Associational !4issions is $1,000.00 , Our Love Offering wifl be applied to the bufldlng needs. TMs building Is a great asst to our Association. Make your gift as generous as possible.
Publieh.d w..kly By
The First Baptist Church
301 W. Central Avenue
LaFollette, Tennessee 37766 Phone: 1-423-562-7649 Second Class postage paid at Layollette, Tennessee
Church Training 6:30
Evening Worship 7:30
Hymn No, 334
Prayer
Welcome and Announcements
Hymn No, 425
Hymn No, 481
Hymn No, 493
Worship with our Tithes
July 6, 1,,5
and Offerings
Evening Message
Inv, Hymn
Benediction
Postlude
Pastor
No, 125
NURSERY WORKERS:
July 6-Mrs. Jim Castleberry Kathy Deavours
July 13-Mrs0 Sara B. Clai’bprne, Mars, Mackey Mae Sharp
July 20-Mrs Evelyn Miller, Mrs, Maxine Goins
July 27Mr0 & Mrs. Ronald Johnson
USHERS JULY 6
Nowell Porter
Jack Gray
Geo. Wallace
BIRTHDA’ GREETINGS
July 6-W.. H0 Blankenship
July 8Mrs. George Wilson Lemual Laxton
July 9=Brian Ivey
July 11Willard Brown
July 12—Charles Vincent
LAST WEEK’S REPORT
S.S Attendance 2Q
Assoc0 MIssions Of0$ 120,00
Tithes & Gifts l,29739 TOTAL GIFTS $t417039
SYMPATHY:
Christian sympathy is ex tendo the family of Mr/ LaveCorde1l who passed away in Arizona last week
NOTICES
Bring BackH
Any past due library
books0
OPPORTZINITIES FOR WEEK OF JULY l2
9:30 a0m.
9:45 a0m,
10:55 a0m.
6:30 p.m.
7:30 p.m.
Tues. July 8
7:00 p.m. Joyce Wyatt Annual Picnic, Cove Lake Park. Bring your
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6:15 p.m0 Church-Wide Picnic, cove Lake Park0 Bring the whole family.
NO CHOIR PRACTICE
LIBRARY GIFT:
Mr0 Mrs0 Edison Brown have given the library a Film Strip and Record Set of Bible Story Series0
PRESENT AT DEACONS
MEETING June 29
Rev0 Reynolds, Joe Wyatt,
John Hausser Jim Lane,
Edison Brown, chm,, Bill
Lane, J Wales Smith,,
Terry Ratcliff, Burton
Nevils, Jack Reynolds,
L. C. Lindsay, Chas. Vin=
cent, Paul Warren, Ray
Bolton, and Floyd Parrott,
SYMPATHY:
Christian sympathy is extended to Mr0 and Mrs0 Earle Hensley and family in the death of their son, Hobart, in Maryland last Saturay0
FROM THE PASTOR S DESK
“We hold these truthes self—evident that all men are created equal and that :
areendowed by their Creator with certain unalienable rights, that among these are life, liberty and the pursuit of happiness0”
Those words come from axe of the best knowm documents of modern times, the Declaration of Independence, adopted by the 13 colonies on July 4, 1776. One of the most important political statements of all time, thatdocument ends with these significant words:
“And for the support of thisdeclaration, with the firm reliance on the Pro— tectionof Divine Providexe, we mutually pledge to each other our lives, our fortunes and our sacred honor0” So came into being one of our grandest national holidays 0
Today, on this fourth of July, on the eve of our 200th birthday, let us make another Declaration a De claration of Dependence. How can any expression of independence be made unless we re—discover our dependence on God to provide for our daily needs; to point the way through a muddled maze of life’s uncertainties; to sustain us through times of human weakness; to give hope and
encuragement in times bf dispair. The “unalienable rights” of man to “life, liberty and pursuit of happiness” are endownts that truly comes from God alone0 Let’s recognize Him in worship and Service this holiday0
See you in church Sunday Bible in hand,
LAFOLLETTE COMMUNITY HOSPITAL
Mrs. Naomi Richardson
Mr. Ira Massey
VACATION BIBLE SCHOOL
VBS was a real success with 114 enrolled,, average attendance was 96. Offering as $54.16.
Some of our young people helped in every department and were indeed a great help0
Workers whose names did not appear on the bulletin list are: Mary Dee Sharp,
4—5 Yr.’Dept. Scott Farris
7—8; Mrs0 Donna Fannon,, Dennis Deavours, Cindy Wyatt, and Kim Brown, lll2 Adele Hausser 9—10,
Mrs. Chas. Stout and Mrs. Clarence Farris, refreshments,
VBS for the young people will be held in August.
Chapel Choir
Sunday School
Morning Worship
Church Training
Evening Worship
Miles Carroll
Chas. Webb
Joe Wyatt