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JOHN
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Minister
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RICHARD
SAVAGE
Minister of
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Published weekly By The First Baptist Church
301 W. Central Fwenue
LaFollette, Tennessee 37766 Phone: 1-423-562-7649 Second Class postage paid at
taFollette, Tennessee
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HARLAN F. REYNOLDS, Pastor
ORDER 0’ WORSHIP
Sunday SchoQl
Morning Worship
Quiet Meditatioi
Call to Wbrship
Morning Prayer
Hymn”To God Be the Glory”
WelcomE and Announcements
Hymn “How Great Thou Art”
Doxology
Worship with our Tithes and Offerings
Special Music
Morning Message
Invitation Hymn “Just As I Am”
Benediction
Postlude
Church Training
Evening Worship
Hymn “I .wWho 1 tav Believed
Welcome and Announcements
Hymn “His Gentle Look”
Hymn “Because He Lives”
Hymn “So Send I You”
Evening Message
Invitation Hymn “Jesus Paid It All”
Benediction
Postlude
CO JOIN THE
ME QP Tf.E ?HAPJS
This Sunday at 6 P,M,
Mrs. Nell Miller invites all Primaries ages, 6—7.8, to meet with her at 6 P.M. in the 7 Yr Department room across from the Nursery.
LOUISE TURNEY, Church Secretary
No 4-5 November 9 1975 Vol. IV
WORK at BEING
ANNOUNCING
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SYMPATHY:
The church extends Christian sympathy to Mrs. A].xna Peters in the loss of her son, Shannon last week in Chicago.
Also to the fanily of Mr. W. H, Dossett, Mr0 Dossett passed away Tuesday night,
JOYCE WYA’I’r GROUP:
The Joyce Wy Group will meet Tuesday Nov ll 7:30 p.m,, at the home of Mrs0 Jack Gray0
CHOIR ROBE MEMORIALS
In memory of Shaion Peters by:
Mr. & Mrs. Ben rogers and femily
Mrs. C, E, Bibee
Mr. &Nrs, Paul Turney
VThITORS LAST SUNDAY:
ShkldBean Station, Tenn. Charles L. Davis, Bean Station, Tenn, Willie Mae Davenport, 124 Hillside Dr.
LaFollette
BAPTIST HOSPITAL:
Mrs0 Pat Stiner
Mrs. Aileen Wright
FT. SANDERS:
Mrs. Faye Burchait
ST. MARYS:
Mrs0 Hubert Cooper
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Nov. 9 Mrs. Emma L. Sharp, Kathy Ann
Claiborne
Nov0 10 Mrs0 Asa Sharp
Nov0 11 - Mrs. Margaret Faulkner
Nov. 12 E, S. Cantrell
Nov0 13 - W. W. Wilson, David Reynolds
Nov. 14 Mrs. Eugene Heatherly
LAST SUNDAYS REPORT:
S. S. Attendance 295
Church Training Attendance ---——--- 66
Tithes & Offerings $ 2,152.55
Offering to Gideons —————— $ 200.00
NURSERY WORKERS:
Nov. 9 - Mr. & Mrs. Jim Castleberry
Nov. 16 - Mr. & Mrs. Charles Fugate
Nov. 23 — Mr. & Mrs. Mack Sharp
Nov. 30 — Mrs. Bill Patterson, Mrs. Sharon
USHERS NOV. 9:
Nowell Porter
George Wallace
Miles Carroll
Sunday School
Morning Worship
Mission Friends
Extended Sunday
Outh Council
Church Training
New Members Class
Adult Group
Leadership Training
Youth II (15—17)
Youth I (12—14)
Junior (9—il)
Primary (6—7-8)
Evening Worship
Church-Wide Whing Ding
Youth Choir
Tues, 4:45 p.m. Preschool Choir 7:30 p.m. Joyce Wyatt Group
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Jack Petitt
Charles Webb
Jack Gray
OPPORTUNITIES FOR WEEK OF NOV. 9-15
(4—5 Is)
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Church Visitation
Childrens Choir II
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WED. 4:45 p.m. Chi1drens Choir I
7:00 p.m. Prayer Hour
7:45 p.m. Church Choir

FROM YOUR PASTOR’S PEN:
Koinonia, the word translated “Fellowship” in the New Testament is one of the most beautiful and meaningful words in the Greek language. The fellowship of believers is the genius of success for the church Look around you on any Sunday and see how many people you know well enough to call them by their first name. The fewer the number is the more you need the fellowship1 both formal and infor— ma!, of the church.
Sunday1 Nov0 9, after the evening service1 we are having a church-wide fellowship hour in fellowship hail downstairs. Nothing planned and no formal program are in the offing; just some light refreshments (cake and coffee) and a chance to mingle and visit with each other and get better acquainted0 At that time those who joined our church during this year will be presented as our special guests. Many of us rarely have (or take) the time to get to know our new people0 Those who are visiting in the service that niht have a special invitation to stay0
Make your plans now to come0 Just make your favorite deseett recipe and bring it. The church will have the coffee (and koolade for the wee folks) ready0
See you in church Sunday — Bible in hand0
DEACONS OF THE WEEK NOV. 9-15
Ray Bolton - Damon Witt
DEACONS MEETING:
Present at the Deacons meeting last Sunday morning were: Richard Savage, Ed. Dir; John Hausser, Music Dir0 Joe Wyatt1 chin.; Jack Reynolds. Ron Johnson, Russ Dunham, Terry Ratcliff, Edison Brown, Burton Nevils, Bob Kibler, Damon Witt, Ray Bolton, Charles Vincent, Bill Lane0
COMMUNITY THANKSGIVING SERVICE will be held
Nov0 26, 7:00 p.rn, at Indiana Avenue Baptist
Church.
FROM YOUR EDUCATION
AND YOUTH DIRECTOR
Throughout the next church year on special occasions we will be promoting “Young Family Togethering”. This is a planto draw families together which can be a meaningful alternative to the separating life style most families live out today0 With the help of the Sunday School Board we will in special seasons, suggest activities which will show what a family can do to draw its members closer to each other in shared experience. You will be hearing more about this in the near future0
On Nov0 19 at 615 p.m, we are planning a Church Family Togethering which will be a Thanksgiving Supper for all our church family. This will be a covered dish supper and we are requesting that you bring your favorite Thanksgiving food0 Please make arrangements to have your family together at church for this Thanksgiving supper, This will take the place of our regular fellowship supper which would have been on Nov. 12
YOUNG FAMILY TOGETHERING ACTIVITY: APP IRMATION COLLAGES,. This activity takes several weeks to complete, devoting one week to each member of the family. Throughout that week every other member of the family is to look through magazines and papersf for pictures and word/phrases that best depict that person. Clip and collect these pieces from the week—long search; then designate an evening when the collage will be assembled and glued on a piece of poster board. Place that persons name in the middle San large letters (cutouts), Frame the poster- board with construction paper edging, using the favorite color of the person beinga affirmed. Hang it near the family meal table during the season of the activity. It is affirming to have this attention as the rest of the family celebrates who you are. A time of prayer, thanking God for this person in his presence wraps up the activity for that week. Now start on the next member.