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In·SP·iration SEPTEMBER 2013 2 CORINTHIANS 8:7 Leading ordinary people to extraordinary life in Christ

In·SP·iration Sandy Plains Baptist Church Sandy Plains Baptist Church

CLASSIC CAR CRUISE-IN SEPTEMBER 21st

CLASSIC CAR CRUISE-IN SEPTEMBER 21st

IN·SP·IRATION

In·tro·spective FROM THE PASTOR The Lord has set before

SPBC an open door that no

one can shut (Revela on

3:8). The ques on that

clamors for an answer is:

“What does this really

mean for us?” Consider for

a moment the place in

which God has situated this

church plant. More than

47,000 cars pass this build‐

ing each day. Many people

who have visited our ser‐

vices said that they came

because of the digital sign.

Others have pointed to the

website as the one thing

that led them to the

church. S ll others admit

that friends brought them

to the church service that

day.

The open door that stands

before the church is the

opportuni es that God is

bringing our way. We touch

so many lives either through

direct ministries or indirect

ones. The groups that meet

in our building get a taste of

who we are by the people

they meet while here. Every

Sunday morning we have

guests in our worship ser‐

vice, most are first‐ me

guests. One lady recently

said that she was going to

her church and could not get

farther than this one. She

stopped in to worship with

us and received a blessing

from the Holy Spirit.

You are a messenger for

Christ wherever you go,

whatever you do and with

whomever you meet (either

by appointment or at ran‐

dom). The mandate for the

church is the Great Commis‐

sion (Ma hew 28:18‐20) and

its impetus is the Great Com‐

mandment (Ma hew 22:37‐

39). Each of us are represent‐

a ves of the church because

we make‐up this local body.

The Lord uses us to share His

love with others; o en mes

without us knowing of their

need for an act of kindness,

gentleness, encouragement

or compassion.

How people view us is how

they see the church. “Be

steadfast, immovable, always

abounding in the work of the

Lord, knowing that your toil is

not in vain in the Lord”

(1 Corinthians 15:58).

Join us for the annual Pig

Pickin’ fellowship dinner at

the church on September

1st. The fun starts at 4:30

with inflatables for the kids

and games for everyone.

Dinner will begin at 5:30.

The church will provide

BBQ, hot dogs, baked beans,

coleslaw and drinks. Please

bring a dessert to share.

Pig Pickin’ Labor Day Picnic

2 CORINTHIANS 8:7

Prayer Group meets every

Tuesday at 12pm in C‐13.

Women on Mission will

meet Thursday, September

5th at 10am in C‐18.

Ladies Bible Study will

meet Tuesday, September

10th at 9:30am in C‐18.

Find out how God will use

your weakness to unlock

His strength in Priscilla

Shirer’s GIDEON. If you’ve

ever struggled with insecu‐

rity or accep ng your limi‐

ta ons, this study is for

you. Join old friends and

new every Tuesday morn‐

ing.

Caring and Sharing will

meet Thursday, September

12th at 7pm at the home

of Caroline Singletary.

S.P.H.E.R.E. will meet on

Monday, September 16th at

6:30pm in the Fellowship

Hall.

Classic Car Cruise‐In will be

Saturday, September 21st

from 9am‐1pm. This event

is free to everyone. Owners

of classic cars, custom cars,

hot rods and motorcycles

are invited to bring their

classic ride. Anything and

everything cool welcome

and there is no entry fee.

Also, there will be a model

train show in the gym spon‐

sored by the Terminus

Chapter‐TCA. This event

runs from 9am‐2pm.

The Senior Men’s Mee ng

will be on Tuesday, Septem‐

ber 24th in the Fellowship

Hall at 10am. Lunch a er‐

wards at Judy’s.

Blank Canvas will meet

Thursday, September 26th

at 7pm in the Fellowship

Hall. Get ready to “take it

away” with out hot air bal‐

loon theme pain ng! We

will actually be using canvas

totes to create a one‐of‐a‐

kind useful gi for yourself

or someone else! Remem‐

ber that it is only $10 for a

great me of fellowship and

no talent necessary!

Ministry Team Leaders will

meet on Saturday, Septem‐

ber 28th from 9‐11am in C‐

18. All Ministry Team Lead‐

ers are encouraged to

a end as we discuss team

roles, upcoming calendar

event, and ideas to involve

all church a enders in min‐

istry!

YES!!! It will be here soon‐

er than you think! This

month, take advantage of

those back to school sales

and get pencils, sharpen‐

ers, solar calculators, pens,

small notebooks, etc.! You

can change a child’s life

with even the smallest gi

wrapped in a shoe box.

Bring your contribu ons

and place them in the box

outside the choir

room. Then plan to

join in the church

wide Pack Day, Sat‐

urday, November

16th! Let’s make

this year our best yet in

reaching out to the li lest

ones around the world!

In·Formed

OPERATION CHRISTMAS CHILD

IN·SP·IRATION

In·Prayer FROM THE PRAYER MINISTRY TEAM

In·Depth FROM THE LEADERSHIP TEAM

By now, many of you may

have learned the Leader‐

ship Team has shuffled its

officers. Due to family re‐

sponsibili es, Bev Schauer

and Don Singletary have

switched posi ons. The

members of the Team

thank Bev for all her hard

work as chair over the past

year and a half, and look for‐

ward to working with Don as

we con nue to move forward

with the business of the

church. Please reach out to

any of the members of the

Leadership Team if you have

any ques ons. In addi on,

members of the Leadership

Team will be mee ng with

church members responsible

for ministry teams in late Sep‐

tember. If you have any ideas

or sugges ons for ac vi es

the church can undertake in

2014, please reach out to the

appropriate ministry team

leader. Please be in prayer as

we begin to plan the 2014

budget.

PRAYER

Let all the earth fear the

Lord; let all the people of

the world stand in awe of

Him. For He spoke, and it

was done; He commanded,

and it stood firm.

Psalm 33:8‐9

How many mes recently

have you seen ads for ‘Back

to School’ specials? Did you

take advantage of the tax

free shopping? Have you

spent me, energy and

money preparing for those

going to school? Probably

so, and for very good rea‐

sons!

We believe learning to

read helps

We believe reading

God’s Word helps

We believe prac cing

good behavior helps,

and that God provides

teachers who can help.

The thought that we could

have been born in any other

country gives us reason to

be thankful we live in Ameri‐

ca. Yet, we realize freedom

in America isn’t free, but is

always accompanied with

responsibility.

Would you pray for:

Families as they adjust

to demanding schedules

and expenses

Safety for students go‐

ing to/from school and

for safety throughout

the school environment

Teachers to show un‐

derstanding and com‐

passion. Ask God to pro‐

vide guidance in person‐

al rela onships that

‘build up’ rather than

‘puff up’ (I Corinthians

8:1)

Wisdom for administra‐

tors/leaders concerning

personnel ma ers, deci‐

sion‐making and integrity

with financial priori es?

Our challenge is to pray regu‐

larly for those involved in ed‐

uca on at home, church, and

school/community/business

loca ons. Make a prayer list,

call them by name, and be‐

lieve that ‘prayer works.’ The

educa onal goals are on‐

going, long‐reaching and

o en shared in abbreviated

messages along the highway

such as:

“I Pod, I Pad, I Pray” or

“Wag more, bark less”

The Prayer Team

We remember before our God and Fa‐ther your work produced by faith, your la‐bor prompted by love, and your endur‐ance inspired by hope in our Lord Jesus Christ. 1 Thessalonians 1:3

2 CORINTHIANS 8:7

AWANA

This year AWANA is off to a

great start. AWANA meets

Wednesdays at 6pm un l

7:45pm. We offer 4 differ‐

ent programs for children

ages 2 through 6th grade.

Puggles recognizes the

learning ability of 2‐

and 3‐year olds by in‐

troducing biblical pre‐

cepts at church and

equipping parents to

teach them at home.

Toddlers love having

their very own AWANA

club just like their old‐

er siblings.

Cubbies celebrates the

spiritual poten al of

preschoolers (3‐ to 5‐

year olds) by helping

them develop respect

for God, His Son and His

Word.

Sparks ignites the curi‐

osity of early elemen‐

tary‐age kids to learn

about the people and

events of the Bible,

building a founda on of

wisdom for knowing

Christ.

T&T engages third

through sixth graders by

answering their ques‐

ons about God and the

Bible, guiding them

through this pivotal life

stage to grow in Christ's

grace.

The Gospel Project for Kids

is a class that is part of our

Life on the Move offerings

and meets at 5:30 each Sun‐

day night. Come find out

how Christ fits into the en‐

re gospel story from pre‐

crea on to eternity … and

where each one of us fits

into it. This study is a chron‐

ological meline of events

presen ng the redemp on

of Jesus

In·valuable CHILDREN’S MINISTRY NEWS

Honor a friend or family

member while sending

God’s word around the

world.

Gideons displays can be

found at various loca ons

around the church (there is

one right across from the

main office). There you can

find gree ng type cards

such as: in honor, on your

special day, in memory, in

sympathy and praying for

you… There is also an insert

so you can send your own

card instead of a pre‐

printed Gideons card. Use

these cards to let someone

know you are thinking

about them and at the same

me make a dona on to the

Gideons so they can place

Bibles in the hands of those

people who so desperately

need them. Dona on in‐

struc ons are packaged

with each card. 100% of all

dona ons are used to pur‐

chase Bibles.

GIVE A CARD SEND THE WORD

CHANGE A LIFE

IN·SP·IRATION

HOMEBOUND

Bill Barksdale Frances Corne Eleanor Culbertson Nell Holcombe Louise Hunter Dru Jordan Chris ne Kemp Thelma Laird Edith Overacre Horace Richardson Emmalene Rogers Ann Wya Dora Segars

MISSIONARIES

Timer and Mary Ann Hartley, Northern Africa and the Mid‐dle East

Younis Farhat, Pas‐tor, Asian‐Indian Mission

Jim and Viola Palm‐er, United States

Hannah Redd, Unit‐ed States

Samantha Mullaney, Red Sea region in the Middle East

Josh and Rebekah Holt and baby Jan, England

Jan and Ed Kotynski, Wycliffe translators

As some of you know,

Andy and Andrea Ma ck

are in the middle of the

process to adopt a child

through Bethany Chris an

Services. The cost of the

whole process will be

around $16,000. Andy and

Andrea have set up several

fund raisers to help them

meet that goal. The first

fund raiser will be a garage

sale that is hosted by

Chrysalis Experien al Acad‐

emy in Roswell. The garage

sale will be hosted at the

school on October 19th and

organized by some of the

students at the school.

What they need now are

items to sell. If you have

anything that has been

clu ering your house, now

is the me to set it free!

Whether they are big or

small items, it doesn’t

ma er. If you have items that

you would like to donate for

the sale, please contact Andy or

Andrea Ma ck at

ma [email protected] or

call Andy at 770‐262‐4564.

They will pick up anything you

have or you can drop it off at

the school yourself.

Garage Sale

We will be offering photo

sessions on January 16th,

17th, 18th, 19th, 23rd, 24th

and 25th of 2014 for our

NEW Church Pictorial Direc‐

tory. Sign up is coming soon

for portrait si ngs via Web

Scheduling. Each family that

signs up for a portrait si ng

will receive a complimen‐

tary 8x10 portrait plus ac‐

cess to the online Digital

Directory and the Mobile

Web App. Printed copies

of the directory will also

be available for those fam‐

ilies that would like to

have one. Volunteers will

be needed once the

program process begins. Stay

tuned for future updates.

Church Directory Photo Shoot

Boy Scouts of America

Troop 200 invite Webelos,

boys age 11‐17, and their

families to a end our

Troop’s Annual Picnic

held at Sandy Plains Bap st

Church on Saturday, Sep‐

tember 14th from 3‐6pm.

Please contact Joanie Wind‐

ley from Pack 571 at

jwindley@a .net or Denise Gard‐

ner from Troop 200 at

[email protected] or

678‐983‐7904 for more infor‐

ma on.

BSA Troop Picnic

Cover to Cover As we approach the month

of September, it marks the

me that we started to

read our Bibles cover‐to‐

cover in twelve months.

Hopefully, many of you ac‐

cepted the opportunity to

read God’s Word whether it

was the first me or mul ‐

ple mes for you. If you

read the Bible, I know you

have been blessed and you

have drawn closer to God!

Please let the church office

know by the end of Septem‐

ber 2013 if you have finished

your reading of the Bible so

we may take note of this

most important accomplish‐

ment.

Needless to say, the most

important thing is to read

the Bible. The reading of it

in twelve months is just a

goal to help mo vate us.

Many of you have read it

in much shorter me, but

the key is to read it cover‐

to‐cover and honor God

and show Him the love He

deserves from us.

Wally Harris

2 CORINTHIANS 8:7

OUR CORE VALUES

Our power source is prayer

Our church is to be Christ‐like

Our sacred ac vity is worship

Our mission is to reach people for Christ

Our responsibility is to disciple

believers

Our message must remain unchanged while our methodologies change

Our calling is to be involved in a

servant ministry

Our resolve is to do ministry through a “kingdom

vision”

Our quest is to do ministry with excellence

Our desire is to be faithful

stewards

CHURCH STAFF

Dr. Alvin Southerland Senior Pastor

[email protected]

Bryan Paine Worship Pastor

[email protected]

Gary McEn re Pastor to Students

[email protected]

Angie Spiva Preschool/Children Minister [email protected]

Dr. Don Mason

Pastor to Senior Adults

Macaroni and cheese

Spaghe

Canned soup

Sal ne crackers

Cornmeal muffin mix

Canned pasta

2 pounds of sugar

Spaghe or tomato

sauce

Tuna

Small fruit cups

Small bagged chips

100 calorie snack packs

Canned vegetables

Dried or canned beans

Rice, potatoes or noodle

packs

Storehouse Ministries is a

vital ministry mee ng the

prac cal needs of persons in

our community who fall on

hard mes. The ministry is

designed not only to pro‐

vide physical food, but spir‐

itual nourishment. As the

months are now ge ng

cooler, Storehouse is

“Hungry To Help.” Please

consider purchasing a few

extra items when you go to

the grocery store and drop

them in the box outside the

Fellowship Hall. Sugges ons

for items are:

Canned meat

Cereal, Poptarts, or oat‐

meal

Granola bars

Canned milk

Jello

Condiments

Peanut bu er

Salad dressing

Canned fruit

Jelly

Canned tomatoes

Cookies

Cake or brownie mixes

2 pounds of flour

Toilet paper

“The generous will them‐

selves be blessed, for they

share their food with the

poor.” Proverbs 22:9

Storehouse Ministry Needs

IN·SP·IRATION

sounds crazy, but it wasn’t,

because God’s plan was to

get the glory in that

ba le. A er the final shout

and the taking of Jericho,

there was only one person

that could receive the glory,

that was God. He does this

in our lives as well. We

might think we are up

against an obstacle that can‐

not be moved, but we have

a God who takes care of his

people for his glory.

David Pla in his book Radi‐

cal says about this scripture:

“This is how God works. He

puts his people in posi ons

where they are desperate

for his power, and then he

shows his provision in ways

that display his greatness.”

Are we allowing God to dis‐

play his greatness in our

lives today, allowing him to

work in us to overcome our

obstacles?

A quick thought,

And at the seventh me,

when the priests had blown

the trumpets, Joshua said

to the people, “Shout, for

the LORD has given you the

city." Joshua 6:16 ESV

We have all heard the story

of Joshua figh ng the

Ba le of Jericho. If you

grew up in the church, you

might have even learned a

song about it. It is a popu‐

lar story that many are

familiar with, but there is

much to learn about the

way God worked in this

narra ve.

Joshua was leading the

Israelites into the promised

land and it came me to

take their first city. They

arrived at Jericho only to

face an extremely well for‐

fied city. It didn’t look

good for the Israelites. God

then told Joshua to march

around the city for six days

and blow horns, and in do‐

ing so, they would win Jeri‐

cho (Joshua 6:1‐6). This

In·tune NEWS FROM THE WORSHIP PASTOR Christmas Presenta on: The

Christmas Choir will be pre‐

sen ng, Searching for the

King on Sunday morning, De‐

cember 15th. This will be a

very large produc on that will

require many choir members,

actors and actresses, audio/

visual team, children singers,

stage crew, and many other

miscellaneous helpers. If you

are interested in help with

any of these areas please

email me

([email protected]) with

your informa on and what

area you would be interested

in.

Also, if you would like to be a

part of the Christmas Choir,

which is separate from the

Worship Choir, then please

contact me. We begin our

rehearsals on Sunday, Sep‐

tember 8th, at 4 pm in the

choir room and will rehearse

every Sunday at 4 pm.

Bryan Paine

"Love God Completely, Love

People Deeply"

If you are interest‐ed in helping with our audio and vis‐ual ministry or would like to get involved with pro‐ducing and edi ng the weekly video announcements “On The Quarter,” please see Bryan Paine. Help is much appreciated.

Year to Date Budget

$459,000.00

Year to Date Giving

$459,941.38

We had a total of $913 do‐

nated to The Gideons Inter‐

na onal. Thank you!

In·vestment OUR FINANCES

WHAT HAPPENS WHEN

OUR MOST LEARNED PRO‐

FESSORS AT OUR MOST

REVERED INSTITUTIONS

ARE MADE TO SEE EVOLU‐

TION AS THE BELIEF SYS‐

TEM IT IS?

A few Wednesday nights

back our students watched

an exci ng and energizing

new video called Evolu on

vs. God. In this video, vari‐

ous university students and

professors were asked a

series of ques ons about

the “science” behind evolu‐

onary theory. By the me

the ques oning was done,

they were le dizzy as they

realized what they thought

was fact that was based on

scien fic methodology was

in face a belief system re‐

quiring as much faith as any

other religion. Our students

were able to see that there

are logical and reasonable

counter‐arguments to the

evolu onary belief system

that they are being taught in

school.

If you would like to see this

video for yourself it is avail‐

able for free on YouTube.

Search for Evolu on vs. God

2 CORINTHIANS 8:7

In·novative STUDENT MINISTRY NEWS

Our Disciple Now event for

2014 is the weekend of

March 14th and 15th.

D‐NOW is A Friday night

and Saturday

conference

exploring how

we can focus

on honoring

God in our

everyday ac‐

vi es. The

theme of the

conference is

Sight Unseen.

Every session

includes a speaker who will

challenge teenagers to shi

their priori es toward our

eternal God, His eternal

Word, and ul mately the

promise of eternal life.

There are a limited number

of $39 ckets. Once those

are gone, the deadline for

registering at the $49 rate is

Sunday, January 5th. A er‐

ward, registra on will be

$59.

So we fix our eyes not on

what is seen, but on what is

unseen, since what is seen

is temporary, but what is

unseen is eternal.

2 Corinthians 4:18

D‐NOW 2014 REGISTRATION UNDERWAY

Summer Camp 2014

Summer Camp will be

June 13th‐17th (Friday‐

Tuesday) in Orange

Beach, Alabama.

We have 24 student

slots available.

Be looking for camp

informa on packets

and fundraiser infor‐

ma on in the next few

weeks.

IN·SP·IRATION

Dear Church Family:

Thank you for your prayers,

concerns and calls.

My heart cath was good, no

blockages and I am feeling

much be er.

May God bless Sandy Plains

Bap st Church.

Thank you for your friendship

and love.

Lewis Casey

Dear Sandy Plains Bap st

Church:

I would like to take this op‐

portunity to thank you for

how much you have blessed

our family. The food served

In·gratitude OUR THANKS

us was so delicious and so

much appreciated. Thanks

to all the ladies who helped

to cook and serve the meal

to our en re family.

Sincerely,

Brenda Alton (Mamie

Hewa 's daughter)

The Chris an life is not a constant high. I have my moments of deep discouragement. I have to go to God in prayer with tears in my eyes, and say, 'O God, forgive me,' or 'Help me.'

Billy Graham

In·dispensable SENIOR ADULTS

On Thursday, August 15th,

2013, the Young In Heart

members gathered in the

Fellowship Hall for a cov‐

ered dish lunch. There were

50 members and 10 guests

present.

The Singing Deacons of First

Bap st of Marie a enter‐

tained with many wonder‐

ful gospel songs.

The next mee ng will be

September 19th, 2013 and

the Program will be Opera‐

on Christmas Child/

Samaritan’s Purse. This will

be covered dish and we will

start gathering at 11:00 and

eat at 11:30.

If there are any ques ons,

call Mary LaRue at 770‐926‐

7194 or the church office.

Our Father/Daughter cam‐

pout will be on September

20th‐22nd at Camp Kaleo.

Cost per camper is $30 and

registra on and payment

must be made by August

31st. Cost covers camping,

ac vi es and food. Pay‐

ments should be made to

the church, designated for

the campout. Sign‐up is out‐

side the Worship Center.

Father/Daughter Campout

2 CORINTHIANS 8:7

In·the·know VOLUNTEER SCHEDULE

September 1 September 8 September 15 September 22 September 29

Deacon of the Week Deacon of the Week Deacon of the Week Deacon of the Week Deacon of the Week

Sam Hill Chad Conrey Andy Mattick Joe Ballew David Peterson

Extended Session Coordinator





Lacey Sivley Heather Spencer Melita Conrey Christine Peterson Bernadette Caulk

Babies/Toddlers Babies/Toddlers Babies/Toddlers Babies/Toddlers Babies/Toddlers

Shirley Miller Staci Mackay Danny Ashley Janet Earnest DeAnn McEntire

Denise Whitfield Evelyn England Janice Ashley Teresa Mullaney Lacey Sivley

Twos Twos Twos Twos Twos

Robert Moody Susan Anderson Leigh Ann Anderson Jen Conant Christine Peterson

Betsy Moody Emily Wood Lauryn Rudin Sydney Conant Cora Conant

Threes Threes Threes Threes Threes

Holly Mackie Chad Conrey Laura Reavis Jennifer Braswell Judi Murphine

Emilee Singletary Melita Conrey Gwen Frey Emily Bullington Chase Conrey

Fours & Fives Fours & Fives Fours & Fives Fours & Fives Fours & Fives

Andy Mattick Jackie Smith Angie Spiva Jennifer Logan Carol Rohrer

Kayla Conrey Linda Tharpe Joshua Warren Morgan Walz Kayla Conrey

Counting Team Counting Team Counting Team Counting Team Counting Team

Linda Hodges Janice Ashley Teresa Mullaney Joe Mullaney Linda Miller Melissa Lacy Ed England Melita Conrey Jo Ann Tucker Judi Murphine

David Braswell Sandy Rudin Laura Speer Brett Norman Paul Smith

Greeter Team Greeter Team Greeter Team Greeter Team Greeter Team

Andy Mattick’s Team Lofton Spencer’s Team Warren Wolfe’s Team Lewis Casey’s Team Sam Hill’s Team

Ushers: Team 2 Ushers: Team 3 Ushers: Team 4 Ushers: Team 1 Ushers: Team 2

Chad Conrey Don Singletary David Peterson David Braswell Chad Conrey

Danny Ashley Dixie Beggs Eddie Adkisson Wayne Bartlett Danny Ashley

Joe Ballew Garvin Bell Lewis Casey Bob Hayes Joe Ballew

Charles Martin Joe Mullaney Jim Caulk Frank Hartley Charles Martin

Andy Mattick Greg Taylor Guy Miller Willie Terrell Andy Mattick

Lofton Spencer John Downer Fran Florian Steve Stephens Lofton Spencer

Don Walker Roy Earnest Sam Hill Kenneth Nwaubi John LaRue Don Walker

Ron Stone Mickey Scandlyn Todd Jim Kennedy Ron Stone

Soundboard Soundboard Soundboard Soundboard Soundboard

Todd Bradford Jeff Inskeep Todd Bradford Jeff Inskeep Todd Bradford

Projection Projection Projection Projection Projection

David Peterson David Peterson David Peterson David Peterson David Peterson

SPBC Volunteer Schedule September 2013

Bernadette Caulk Mark Saunders Lofton Spencer Warren Wolfe Angie Spiva

Children’s Church Children’s Church Children’s Church Children’s Church Children’s Church

2825 Sandy Plains Rd / Marie a, GA 30066 770.971.8525 / www.sandyplains.org

“Leading Ordinary People to Extraordinary Life in Christ”

Return Service Requested

REGULAR WEEKLY SCHEDULE Sunday 9:15 AM Media Center open 9:30 AM Bible study for all ages 10:50 AM Morning Worship 5:30 PM Evening Activities Tuesday 12:00 PM Prayer Group (C13) Wednesday 5:30 PM Fellowship Meal 6:15 PM Media Center open 6:00 PM AWANA 6:30 PM Student Worship 6:30 PM Adult Bible Study 6:45 PM Choir rehearsal 7:45 PM Praise Band

CALENDAR AT A GLANCE

9/1 Pig Pickin’ Labor Day Picnic 9/2 Labor Day—OFFICE CLOSED 9/5 W.O.M.—10am 9/8 Leadership Mee ng, 4pm (C‐18) 9/10 Ladies Bible Study, 9:30am (C‐18) 9/12 Caring and Sharing, 7pm 9/16 SPHERE Mee ng, 6:30pm (F.H.) 9/19 Young In Heart, 11am (F.H.) 9/21 Train Collector’s Show (Gym) 9/21 Classic Car Cruise‐In, 9am‐1pm (Grounds) 9/22 Heritage, 4pm 9/24 Senior Men’s Mee ng, 10am (F.H.) 9/26 Blank Canvas, 7pm (F.H) 9/28 Ministry Leaders Mee ng, 9‐11am (C‐18)

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