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Pennyrile
CHURCH OF CHRIST February 26, 2012
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Suggested Reading: John 4:1-38 / Mark 1:40-45 / Luke 5:17-26
Whether we know it or not, we react to every situation that we encounter in life. It may be from the smallest events in life to the largest. And it is our reactions to these events or cir-cumstances that reflect how we feel about the situation. For example, if my beloved Ken-tucky Wildcats get to a play in a pretty big game in April (I am alluding specifics in order not to jinx it) and Kentucky conquers and reigns victoriously over the basketball world, not a sin-gle one of you would expect me to simply say, “Well that was an excellent athletic perfor-mance by both teams.” Of course not! If Kentucky does win, I will likely be unable to contain my excitement and joy for this long-overdue achievement. And I offer that somewhat ridicu-lous example because it exposes that my reaction reflects how I feel about the situation.
There are numerous examples throughout the New Testament where people encounter Je-sus in different formats. In some of these said formats, Jesus may simply talk or converse with an individual that society has turned their back to. In others, Jesus cures a man with leprosy or heals a paralytic. But regardless of their circumstances or situations, one thing is consistent: their reactions. When the woman at the well in John 4 her reaction is essential in determining how she felt about Jesus. In the same light, the man with leprosy as well as the paralytic both follow suit. And specifically to Jesus, their reactions expose how they feel about the Son of God.
Our thoughts and prayers are with the
James Scott family. James passed away
Thursday night after a lengthy battle
following his surgery. Please keep this
family in your prayers.
“For the Record”
February 19, 2012
Bible Class: 73
AM Worship: 124
PM Worship: 50
Contribution: $3,985.58
Wednesday: 67
We are delighted that you are with us today!
Please fill out an information sheet, located in a maroon binder at the pew ends, so that we may have a record of your attendance
with us today.
If there is any way that we can assist you, please find a member with a name tag. We
would love to speak with you!
Please come back!
Welcome Visitors!
Order of Worship
For Today
Sunday, February 26, 2012
Worship Leader: Randy Travis
Call To Worship: Ronny Stubblefield
Mighty To Save
Great Are You Lord
Prayer: Byron Pruitt
Worthy Is The Lamb
Lord’s Supper
Jacob Scott David Stubblefield
Evan Ashby Hans Niestrath
Dane McCuiston Jon Stubblefield
Presiding: David Stubblefield
Contribution
My Life Is In You Lord
I’m Trading My Sorrows (Yes Lord)
Sermon: Bryce Kittinger
In Christ Alone
Prayer: Brock Shoulders
ALTERNATES:
Please meet
in case you are needed
to serve as a substitution for the Lord’s Supper:
FEBRUARY: Kenneth Ashby
Larry Stone
MARCH: Joshua Scott
Darin Swaidner
“If your gift is serving others, serve them well. If you are a teacher, teach well.”
Romans 12:7
Privileged to Serve
Sunday, February 26, 2012
Monitor: James Allen
Nursery: Elizabeth Webb
Sunday, March 4, 2012
Worship Leader: Randy Travis
Call to Worship: Bryce Kittinger
Prayer: Wayne Adams
Prayer: Scot Parris
Scripture Reading: Josh Lee
Monitor: Byron Pruitt
Nursery: Barbara Stoltz
Serving the Lord’s Table:
Roger Matheny Louis Stanley
Brock Shoulders Pete Shoulders
Curt Frederick Larry Stone
Presiding: Roger Matheny
Prepare communion in
March: John & Wilma Cunningham
We need more nursery workers!
Please let Krista know if you
would be willing to monitor the
nursery during worship service.
We have a few toddlers who use
the nursery on a regular basis. Please notice when you
are assigned to work and be in the nursery right after
class dismisses. The more volunteers we have the less
often you will work!
Need: main meal type items Any canned food items or microwaveable meals; boxes or
bags of anything that is individually wrapped. The following
are suggested food items to donate: macaroni & cheese;
small cans of ravioli, soup; microwave meals; pasta or ra-
men noodles; juice boxes of any kind; small bottles of water;
cookies; oatmeal; granola and cereal bars; apple sauce or
fruit; pudding, tuna, potted meat, snacks of any kind. ANY
donation will be greatly appreciated!!
Grapevine Elementary Weekend
Backpack Program
There will be a wedding shower for Whitney Lester & Bryce Kittinger on March 18 at 2 pm. They are registered at Target and Macy’s.
Local Neighborhood Watch meeting is Thursday, March 1st, 6 pm at the building.
Teen Spring Retreat at WKYC—April 13 thru 15
Teen Small Group Tonight at 6pm. Read through Chapter 2.
‘I pray that he will use his glorious riches to make you strong.’ Eph. 3:16a
Prayer List
Cancer & Illness:
*Heather Earl Kline, breast cancer
*Scot Ford, friend of Scot Parris, surgery for tumor on kidney
*Larry Noffsinger, cancer
*Greg Comer, colon cancer
*Frank Hagan, cancer
*Clinton Clark, rehab after accident
*Jennifer David, Kivil’s niece, intra-cranial hypertension
*LeaAnn Davenport, cancer
*Harry Gregory, terminal illness
*Jeff Travis is in Kindred Hospital in
Nashville. Continue to pray for Jeff
and Rita.
Other:
*Steve Lutz & all the Lutz family
*Sympathy to Thomas Hayes family
Shut-Ins & Elderly:
*Bill Scott
*Elizabeth Powell; Phyllis’ mother
*Wilma Eagle
*Lee Townsend
*Jeanine Oglesby
*Henrietta Scott
*Lois Robison
*Junie Peterson
*Mr. & Mrs. Mooney
*Ewing Stubblefield
*Edna Pruitt
Expecting Parents:
*Andy & Kellye Tapp
*Andrew & Katie Ashby
Announcements:
Family Members in the Military:
Andrew Ashby, Ryan Hill
Remember in Prayer:
*We express our sympathy to the family of James Scott. His funeral is at 2 pm today at
Townsend Funeral Home in Dixon.
*We express our sympathy to the family of J.V. Townsend who passed away on Monday. His funeral was on Friday.
*Dinah Faircloth is now staying with friends until
March 1 after hip replacement surgery.
*We express our sympathy to the family of
Catherine Turner who passed away this week.
*Danielle Almon will have surgery on February
29th.
Support Honduras!
Yard Sale will be April 13 & 14
You may begin bringing items in NOW and
place them in room # 101. All proceeds
go toward the medical mission trip in
2013.
Begin planning NOW to give to
support our missionary, Marvin
Rivera, during the Support
Contribution Sunday, May 20th.
Lions Recycle for Sight, If you have used eyeglasses you no longer need, place them
in the box in the foyer. Lions accept prescription and reading glasses, sunglasses and plastic and metal frames.
Children's glasses are especially needed.
Birthdays & Anniversaries
February 27—Lacey Swaidner February 29—Dale Gunkel March 1—Kenzie Sue Scott
March 3—Maddie Coleman
February 24—Teens going to Walther’s Golf and Fun in Evansville
March 1—6 pm Neighborhood Watch Meeting at the building
March 5—7 pm Ministry Meeting
March 6—6:30 pm Homemaker’s meeting at Krista Teel’s
March 18—2 pm Wedding Shower for Whitney Lester & Bryce Kittinger
April 7-8—Lads to Leaders/Leaderettes Conference in Nashville
April 13-14—Honduras Benefit Yard Sale at the building
April 13-15—Teen Spring Retreat at WKYC
April 22—Teens: $100 Deposit due for Uplift at Harding University
April 23—6 pm Door of Hope fund-raising banquet, First Methodist Church
May 26—Whitney Lester and Bryce Kittinger Wedding
June 30—July 5—Uplift Teen Retreat at Harding University
July 15-20—WKYC All Age week with Stan Colley
When we meet:
Sunday
Bible Study 9:30 A.M.
Worship 10:30 A.M.
Sunday P.M.
At the building 6 P.M.
Groups meet in homes at various times.
Call Randy Travis (270-841-9803) for
times and locations.
Wednesday
Bible Study 7 P.M.
Contact Us:
Office: 8:30-4:30 M-F
Phone: 270-825-0304
-Bulletin Deadline: Friday, 10 am
Minister:
Sean Niestrath
269-352-9134
Youth Minister:
Bryce Kittinger
270-584-5993
Missionaries:
Paulo Mirabelli
Via Pacchiarotti, 52
00139 ROMA-ITALIA
Marvin Rivera
Email:
Elders
Barry Webb
270-322-8376
270-339-8429
Randy Travis
270-322-9778
270-841-9803
Deacons Johnny Allen Byron Pruitt Dan Rust James Rust Ronny Stubblefield
Pennyrile Christian Counseling
Elizabeth B. Webb, LMFT, LCSW
To make an appointment, call 270-825-8746.
A Look Ahead:
Ministries Benevolence-Dan Rust Foreign Missions-Roger Matheny Youth-Bryce Kittinger Website-Bryce Kittinger Small Groups-Randy Travis West KY Youth Camp- Ronny Stubblefield
May 20—Marvin Rivera, Honduras
Support Contribution Day
Kenzie Sue is
1 year old!