Birthday Blessings!

1 Lila Palmer 1 Harley Jewell 3 Tommy Vance 3 Jimmie Driver 3 Judy Adams 3 Karen Ridgway 3 Marcus McRoberts 3 Lance Fuller 4 Jim Gerbig 4 George Miller 4 Carolyn Reese 5 Bev Love 5 Ray Patranella 6 Earline Meadors 6 Norman Francis 6 Sara Hill 6 Martha Ray 7 Carson Watt 7 George Batten

8 Eileen Burleson 9 Emmy Welch 9 Kay Owen 11 JoAnn Anderson 11 Sandra Nobles 11 Penny Byrne 12 Nelda Greer 13 Mark Baldwin 14 Cornelia Britton 14 Sarah Covington 16 Vicki Pittman 17 Jim Butcher 17 Kathy Gage 17 Ann Horton 18 Nikki McCurdy 19 Billie Vaughan 20 Donald Calhoun 20 Helen Russell 21 Gayle Patranella

21 Bob White 22 Judy Botts 22 Belinda Mikeal 23 Richard Dudley 25 Shirley Smith 25 Janie Kopetsky 25 Dianne Savage 25 Jill Needham 26 Chester Jones, Jr. 26 Beverly Matson 26 Gloria Alvarado 26 Tom Baker 26 George Ward 27 Maria Contreras 28 Kay Brunt 28 Tommy Seal 29 Mary Beth Paschal 29 Shiryn Gabbard 30 Jimmie Weedon

In the Spotlight… Edith and David Pequeño 30 Tommye White 30 Rocky Choate 31 Angie Brown

Weekly Activities

Tuesdays// 6:30 a.m.// IHOP Sr. Men’s Bible Study

Weds. // 9:00 a.m // Fellowship Room Sr. Ladies Bible Study

Thursdays // 8:00 a.m. Sr. Men’s Golf

MWF // 9:30 a.m. // Banquet Room Faithfully Fit Exercise Class

Home Goings

Service Opportunity Spotlight

Prayerfully consider where the Lord wants YOU to serve! There is NO such thing as “retirement” from

serving the Lord in the Scriptures!

Homebound/Shut-in Volunteers needed---visiting, sending cards, and calling.

Fellowship Photos

Bob Snodgrass Margaret Rhodes Marjorie Saculla

Ladies enjoying their time at the Widow’s Valentine’s

Banquet.

Left: Donna Jordan and Lisa McDougald play and sing

sweet songs.

Right: Speaker Rose-Mary Rumbly inspired the ladies and kept them laughing.

Edith and David Pequeño met in San Antonio, Texas and have been married for 32 years. Soon after they married they moved to Dallas to attend Dallas Baptist University, where they both graduated. David continued his studies at Southwestern Baptist Seminary and went back to DBU to get his M.A. in Theological Studies, he also has a M.S. degree from Texas A&M University - Kingsville. Edith received her M.S. degree from University of North Texas and an M.A. from U.T. Arlington. Edith and David feel they have received

two great blessings in life, one being salvation (Edit accepted Jesus as Savior when she was 6 and David when he was 15), and the other being when God blessed them with their son, Jonathan. Jonathan is now a student at Texas A&M and plays the violin during worship almost every Sunday at Central, where the Pequeños became members 6 years ago. Edith has been very active in going on mission trips with her son to Mexico and Honduras for many years. She also helped with Billy Graham Prayer Ministry while she was a student at DBU and now helps with the ministry here at Central, where she also teaches Bible Classes and discipleship for the women who are new believers in the Hispanic Ministry. David pastored two churches in Dallas and served as Chaplain for the Bureau of Prisons for 23 years. He is now retired and writing his first book on Redemption. Edith currently works full time as and Academic Advisor at Blinn, after working many years teaching Spanish part-time. The Pequeños feel blessed to have Edith’s parents living with them now after their son Jonathan moved out to become an independent young man.

A Message from the Maurers Upcoming events

John and Debbie Maurer, Directors of Legacy Adult Ministry Ashley Mancillas, Legacy Adult Ministry Assistant

979-776-9977 ext 204 legacyadults@centralbcs.org

Contact Us

Leaving a Legacy

“But none of these things move me, neither count I my life dear unto

myself, so that I might finish my course with joy, and the ministry,

which I have received of the Lord Jesus, to testify the gospel of the grace of God.” - Acts 20:24

We all have two legacies: the one we’ve inherited and the one we’ll leave behind. We can’t do anything to change the legacy we inherited. We can’t reshape the lives of those who have gone before us.

We can do much about the legacy we will leave behind. For some, their legacy will be forever tied to their career or business achievements.

For others, their legacy will be tied to their hobbies or sports. For most believers, their legacy will be tied to their families and their faith. I can affect how my children and grandchildren will remember me. I will never know my great-great-grandchildren—- but they will know me

through the stories they hear about me. Will they remember I lived to testify to God’s grace in my life? When you pass on to eternity what do you suppose your legacy will be? What steps might you take even today to ensure your legacy will

point others to Christ?

“Father, let my life make an eternal difference.”

Open Windows, Monday, September 27, 2010

March--- 2 Widows Hope 5 Ladies Golf 7 Billy Graham Phone Ctr. 8 DAYLIGHT SAVING TIME begins 9 Triple L Event 12 Uplifters Class Mtg. 16 Spring Break begins 17 ST. PATRICKS DAY! 19 Ladies Golf 29 SS Teachers Training April--- 2 Ladies Golf 3-5 Easter Pageant 4 Billy Graham Phone Ctr. 5 EASTER! 6 Widows Day Trip 9 Uplifters Class Mtg. 10 Good News Class Mtg. 14 Koinonia Class Mtg. 16 Ladies Golf

Make A Difference In the Lives That Follow

Legacy Link

Men’s Golf Every Thursday Morning 8:00 a.m. Bryan Municipal Golf Course

Ladies Golf 1st & 3rd Thursday Briarcrest Country Club

For adults 60+ March 2015