August 2015

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308 E. Main Street, Lexington SC 29072803.359.414624-hour prayer line: 803.808.7729On-call phone: 803.767.2445lexingtonbaptist.org

WELCOME to theSignal

From the Pastor

Dr. Mike TurnerSenior Pastor

Dan WilliamsAssociate Pastor (Worship)

Jerry FreemanAssociate Pastor (Senior Adults & Congregational Care)

Ian GeimerAssociate Pastor (Next Gen Ministries)

Jessica WyndhamCommunications Director

Jon FosterRecreation Ministry & Facilities Director

Maegan BoldingChildrens Ministries Director

Daniel WalkerMiddle School Ministry Director

a smile to my face, instead of me asking him about his own re-lationship with Jesus, the man, prompted by the Holy Spirit, just dived right in. He looked straight at me and asked, Isnt it time I asked Jesus to be my Savior?

Now that you put it that way, yes it is! So we prayed together, and he received the Lord Jesus into his life. Thats one of the great-est joys I know, to lead some-one into a saving knowl-edge of Jesus.

In John 4, Jesus has a conversa-tion with a Samaritan woman that moves in the same direction as my conversation with that man. From a general conversation about her life, to more involved talk about religion in general, to the deepest spiritual need for our hearts to be remade through Jesusthe Lord led the woman on a spiritual journey ending in her salvation. Each of us has op-portunities every day to engage in the same kinds of conversa-tions. Lost people are all around us, and all we need to do is lis-ten to their stories and be faith-ful in sharing Jesus with them.

Our Week of Refreshment is the first week of August, and I cant

wait! This has been a long, hot summer, and all the activities of fall are right around the cor-ner. Weve set aside the first few days of August (2-5 at 7 p.m. nightly in the Worship Center) as an opportunity for our church family to come together for a time of refreshment, renewal and restoration. Regi Stone is our guest worship leader for the first few days, and youre going

to be so bless-ed through his ministry! To learn more about him, check out his

website at registone.com. John-son Dorn from Hope Chapel in Saluda will be bringing a fresh word from God Sunday night through Tuesday night. Then on Wednesday night, August 5, were hosting Charles Billingsley for a special Night of Worship. Charles is a nationally known worship leader and song writer who will touch all our hearts. Be sure to check him out at charles-billingsley.com.

This is going to be an awesome week, and I want to give you a personal invitation to set aside whatever else you might be do-ing for the days of August 2-5 and invest an hour or so each night in spiritual refreshment.

Thats one of the greatest joys I know, to

lead someone into a saving knowledge of Jesus.

I had a conversation the oth-er day that tracks with a fa-mous biblical story. A young dad, whos been attending our church, came to see me. We had a great time getting to know each other for a few minutes. The conversation moved in a deeper direction as we began to talk some about church. He had a previous church experience that had been engaging and mean-ingful for him, but hed come to the point where he knew he needed more than just religion. So we moved to yet a deeper level and began to talk about Je-sus, and how He brings real life to everyone who trusts in Him.

Then, in one of those delightful moments that always bring a

3Bring someone with you who may be struggling or tired or drained and in need of a touch from the Lord. You and they will be blessed!

Finally, note elsewhere in this issue of the Signal that our fall schedule begins Wednesday night, Au-gust 19. Children jump right into their fall ministry called Wired, and students have Encounter 431. For adults, we focus on personal encouragement through a ministry we call Discipleship GroupsD-groups, for short. Theres a great lineup you can connect with for the first few weeks of the fall, and I want to give you a special invitation to connect with whatever group works for you. You can contact the church office to register, or just show up the first night.

See you Sunday!

Pastor Mike

Are you a new member or a visitor considering church membership here at LBC? Then join us on Sunday, September 13 for Dinner with the Pastor! This informal dinner will give you a chance to get to know our pastor and staff, as well as give us a chance to get to know you. Dinner will be provided for you and your family, and yes, there is Wee Care available for children by reservation only. To register or learn more, email rinman@lexingtonbaptist.org or call the main church office at 803.359.4146.

4Random Acts of KindnessOn August 9th, we are challenging our kids to end their summer by doing one random act of kindness every day for five days! After church, well have stations set up in the Fellowship Hall, and kids will be able to put together their supplies for the week.

Random acts of kindness may include things like

Decorating a flower pot, planting a flower and delivering it to a senior adult

Making a goodie bag for a public servant (police office, fireman, nurse, etc.) and delivering it

Creating a coupon to help a neighbor with a project like yard work or taking out their trash

Kids will be challenged to share their photos for each of the five days using the hashtag #lexkidsserve.

Those kids who complete all five days will be entered into a drawing for an iPod Nano!

On Tailgate Sunday, September 6, there will be no Sunday School. Wee Care will be provided for ages birth through five during the 9 a.m. worship service, then families will eat together at 10:30.

Join with us!We want our kids to see God! We can create exciting environments, plan relevant, meaningful lessons and plan ways to partner with parents. The necessary component, though, are team members who desire to invest in the next generation. To serve, email maegan@lexingtonbaptist.org.

The most valuable resource you have to help people see God are the people in your church who know God Lead Small Culture

5Maegan BoldingChildrens Ministries Director

Maegan@LexingtonBaptist.org

This fall, your kindergartener will be moving from our preschool ministry into our elementary ministry. Instead of making these changes all at once, we are going to provide your child with a gradual transition upstairs and provide you with a guide to help make this exciting time of growth super special for your child. Check out the events listed below and pick up your Moving Up Guide with all of the details in the childrens ministry lobby.

Wired will resume on Wednesday, August 19 with a fun, sports-themed AMP night! Join us at 6 p.m. for dinner, games and more! Represent your favorite team too!

Lex Kids 2015 EventsFamily Worship ALL SUMMER

To prepare your child to begin worshiping with your family, its a great idea to start the transition over the summer. You might choose to take them with you for the music portion of the service before you take them to Sunday School. If there is a special event such as baptism or special music, take advantage of that as well. We always have note pages and crayons for kids at the Information Center in the lobby.

Elementary Fam Jam & Large Group JULY 26 AT 10:30 A.M. IN THE FELLOWSHIP HALL

You are invited to join your kindergartener for Fam Jam in the Fellowship Hall during the 10:30 a.m. service. Our five year-old small group leaders will be taking all of the kids up for this event.

AUGUST 2Your kindergartener will begin participating in elementary large group time with his or her current small group. You will continue to drop off and pick up in their current classroom.

Promotion Sunday AUGUST 16

All children ages two through 12th grade Move Up to their new class and grade level.

Moving Up Ceremony AUGUST 23 AT 4 P.M. IN THE RECEPTION HALL

During our Bible ceremony, well welcome our first graders into the elementary ministry by presenting them with a Bible and challenging them to bring it to church each week, study it at home and hide GodsWord in their hearts. Kids will receive a hardback Adventure Bible and enjoy a cookie reception with their families. Please register by emailing Kristen at kking@lexingtonbaptist.org by August 16th.

6Student Ministry Families, With summer coming to a close, there are a couple things you need to know heading into the new school year: LBCs Next Generation Ministry is hosting our first ever Open House on Sunday, August 9 from 5:30-7 p.m. at the Family Life Center. At the Open House, parents and students will have the chance to enjoy a pig-pickin, play games, fellowship and have the chance to meet your son or daughters adult leaders for the coming year. Mark your calendar and make sure to get to this Open House! Promotion Sunday is August 16, and this is the Sunday that your child or student will be moving into their new small groups. Make sure your student is at church that Sunday to enjoy this exciting transition. Core Ministry: If you have a student that is interested in joining our student leadership team, Core, email Daniel Walker at daniel@lexingtonbaptist.org. We are doing a Core Carowinds trip on August 6 and an all-day leadership training on August 8. Encounter 431 starts back on Wednesday night, August 19. All middle and high school students are invited to join us for worship, fellowship and small groups. We start at 6 p.m. in the FLC and finish up at 7:30 p.m. If you have any questions or concerns, feel free to send me an email any time at ian@lexingtonbaptist.org.

Ian GeimerAssociate Pastor

Next Generation MinistriesIan@lexingtonbaptist.org

7From Entitlement to Making Much of GodThe battle for entitlement. We all face it. We all feel like were owed something or something is due to us because of who we are. Marketing geniuses even strategize their products to this way of thinking: you deserve this _______, ______ is what you are missing, Your way, right away. Even culture today says, if it feels good, do it. Entitlement is truly a belief system in how one lives out their life. In an entitlement world, everything is about you. We see this in Jacobs life.

Jacob felt like he deserved his fathers blessing and birthright that was rightfully due to Esau, so he tricked his father and stole it. By Jacob thinking so highly of himself, he tried to justify his own actions. In serval acts of defiance, Jacob rewrote the code that he chose to live his life by. Heres the truth: entitlement can be fed or starved. If anyone understood this its John the Baptist. In John 1:6-8, it states Johns role, which was to be a witness of the light but not to be confused with the light for he is not the light. John Piper says it this way, our witness is a great necessity, but our witness is not great. John the Baptist said that he was not the Christ. The perfect illustration that John the Baptist gave is when he describes the scene at the wedding in John 3:28-30. He states that hes simply a friend at the wedding, and that all of the focus and emphasis is on the groom and the bride.

Last spring I was in an outdoor wedding for a friend as a groomsman. Sometime during the ceremony, something went wrong with the sound, which had been strategically placed behind some bushes that the groomsmen were standing in front of. All of a sudden, I hear a rustling in the bushes behind me. Im thinking its a squirrel, possum, raccoon, or my biggest fear in life, a snake. I turn to look and its the guy whos playing music for the wedding, crouched down behind the bushes, adjusting the sound equipment. When he saw that I was looking at him, we both almost completely lost it and busted out laughing because of the awkward timing of seeing him there. As I looked back at the ceremony, most, if not all of the people hadnt even noticed. All their focus was on the bride and groom. Just like John, I realized that the musician and I were just simply friends at the wedding. Then John says this, He must increase, but I must decrease. You see, John knew his role; he was simply here to be a witness of all that Jesus had done and was going to do. The same is true with us. As we move into another year in the student ministry, let me leave you with some questions to think on.

How do we move from entitlement to making much of God? How do we feed entitlement? How do we starve entitlement? Who do you think you are? Who do you think God is? What would this student ministry look like if this became true about us: He must increase, but I must decrease.

Daniel WalkerMiddle School Ministry DirectorDaniel@lexingtonbaptist.org

Upcoming Student Events

WEEK OF REFRESHMENTAugust 2-5

7 p.m. in the Worship CenterGuest speakers and music

each night of the week

CORE @ CAROWINDSThursday, August 6

$40 covers your ticket- RSVPto ian@lexingtonbaptist.org

by August 2. Late sign-ups will have to pay for a full-price ticket ($60) at the gate.

CORE RETREATSaturday, August 8

$20 (retreat & shirt)- RSVP to daniel@lexingtonbaptist.org

by August 2.

PROMOTION SUNDAYSunday, August 16

10:30 to 11:30 a.m.Middle School: Meet in the GymHigh School: Meet in The City

NEXT GEN OPEN HOUSESunday, August 9

5:30 p.m. in the GymParents, students and Next Gen volunteers, join us for food, fellowship, fun and

games as we get ready for a new school year at LBC!

ENCOUNTER 431 KICK-OFF Wednesday, August 19

6 to 7:30 p.m. in The CityFor 6th - 12th graders

Join us for worship, teaching and small group time

We are excited to let you know that Comedian Dennis Swanberg will be performing at Lexington Baptist Church on Friday, August 21 in our Worship Center. Swanberg is called the Minister of Encouragement and has been entertaining people with his stories and impressions for years. If you have been to Jubilee in Gatlinburg, then youve probably seen Dennis and are aware that hes a great entertainer.

Michael Lord will be performing as well. Michael is an accomplished singer/songwriter and sings Southern Gospel music. While a part of the group LordSong, he toured the country singing hymns and originals between 2000 and 2010. Michael currently speaks to mens groups and uses an outdoors ministry to reach men with the gospel of Jesus.

Tickets are $8 and are available on Sunday mornings at the Information Desk, Monday through Friday in our church office, or on our website (www.lexingtonbaptist.org). For more information, please contact our Ministry Assistant to Senior Adults,

Marceil Mangum, at 803.996.8841 or marceil@lexingtonbaptist.org. I hope youll make plans to join us for this special evening.

Blessings,

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Jerry FreemanAssociate Pastor

Senior Adults & Congregational Carejerry@lexingtonbaptist.org

LBC SENIOR ADULTS& Congregational Care

Michael Lord

Upcoming Senior Adult Events

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Senior Single LadiesBreakfast Bunch

Thursday, August 69 a.m. at Lizards Thicket

Lunch BunchThursday, August 27

11:30 a.m. at Lizards

Mens Breakfast ClubThursday, August 20

9 a.m. at Creekside Restaurant

Cornerstone LunchThursday, September 3

11:30 a.m. in the Fellowship Hall

(Featuring BLTs and summer fruit)

SENIOR ADULT FALL RETREATRidgecrest Conference Center

November 9-11, 2015

Make plans now to join us on our annual Fall Retreat! I am excited to announce that well retreat at Ridgecrest this year. Hopefully this will prove to be a relaxing couple of days away before the busyness of Thanksgiving and Christmas really hit. The colors of fall should still be evident, and Ridgecrest is known for its scenic beauty. Well have praise, worship and Bible study as the focus of our large group gatherings (and well give you some opportunity for relaxing along the way). For any golfers interested in attending, well have a chance to play the Black Mountain Golf Course, home of the famous 747 yard par 6 17th hole, at one time the longest hole in the world. On the way to Ridgecrest, well stop in Charlotte for a tour of the Billy Graham Library (if youve never been, you dont want to miss this experience!). For costs and more information, contact Marceil at 803.996.8843 or marceil@lexingtonbaptist.org.

SENIOR ADULT PARKING SPACES

The spaces in our Purple Parking Lot marked Reserved for Senior Adults are intended for use by those seniors that have difficulty walking long distances. Please be conscious of this as you park each Sunday and leave these spaces open for those that need them most. Thank you!

Dan WilliamsAssociate Pastor, Worshipdan@lexingtonbaptist.org

WEEK OF REFRESHMENTn We are excited to welcome Johnson Dorn, Regi Stone and Charles Billingsley as our special guests for our Week of Refreshment, August 2-5 at 7 p.m. nightly in the Worship Center. Johnson will be speaking Sunday through Tuesday, with Regi Stone providing worship leadership those nights. On Wednesday, well hold a great night of praise featuring Charles Billlingsley and the LBC Choir and Orchestra. Each night is free, and we encourage you to come and bring some friends. You can find more information at lexingtonbaptist.org/refresh.

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122-VOICE CHOIR ON SUNDAY, AUGUST 30n We are now enlisting volunteers to help create a choir with a representative for each year of our churchs history since 1893! We will sing two songs in worship: Sanctuary/Total Praise and This I Believe (The Creed). You must be able to come to at least one of two Wednesday rehearsals in order to participate: August 19 in the Choir Room and August 26 in the Choir Loft, both at 7 p.m. Please sign up by contacting the Music Office at 803.996.8832.

AN EVENING OF INSTRUMENTAL PRAISE ON SUNDAY, AUGUST 30 AT 6 P.M.PRESENTED BY THE LBC ORCHESTRA/ SCOTT CLARK, DIRECTOR

GUEST COMPOSER/ARRANGER: PHILLIP E. ALLENn The Lexington Baptist Church Orchestra is considered by many to be the premiere church orchestra in the midlands of SC. Under the direction of Scott Clark, the orchestra has grown to over 50 members! Their music inspires, thrills and brings us before the throne of God in worship every week, and we are so blessed to have them here at LBC. Phillip Allen has been

a great contributor to Church Music through the years! He is currently the organist for FBC Marietta, GA and the accompanist for the Georgia Sons of Jubal. Phillip is also a well-known composer, arranger and orchestrator whose work is in The Baptist Hymnal (1991 & 2008), as well as many Lifeway music publications. He composed, arranged and orchestrated the three-hour musical drama The Atlanta Passion Play (1997 2001). Phillip was commissioned by LBC to compose a brand new orchestra anthem which will be premiered at our concert by the LBC Orchestra!Allen

Billingsley

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Fall D Groups Begin Wednesday, August 19

at 6:15 p.m.D Groups (short for Discipleship Groups) are a way to connect intentionally with other believers and grow together through Bible study and fellowship. We are excited to begin four new D Groups, as well as a new pastoral Bible study this month. These groups will each meet on Wednesdays at 6:15 p.m. We will begin a new group of different classes September 30 (that information will be in the next issue of The Signal). Heres what we have for you this fall:

The Progress of Redemption ChapelDon Howell The story of Gods redemptive love as shown throughout the Bible. Don is a professor of New Testament and Greek at Columbia International University. Before coming to Columbia, he served with OMF International in Japan from 1979 until 1994 as a church planter and theological educator. He has taught in Latin America, Eastern Europe, China and Micronesia and has been Research Fellow at Tyndale House (Cambridge, UK) three times. His books include Servants of the Servant and The Passion of the Servant. He is also an ordained Baptist minister- we are thrilled to welcome Don to LBC for this study!

Dare to Discipline Room CHB 203Matt & Holly Warren Discipline, when dispensed by parents with conviction and courage and in an environment of pure love, works. Help for parents of children and teens is on the way in this practical, four-week study by Dr. James Dobson that addresses boundaries, motivating without anger, actions/consequences and respect (and being worthy of it). (Book $7)

Radical Room CHB 202Jerry Freeman Take a transforming journey in authentic discipleship. As the pastor of a large and wealthy congregation, David Platt began to see a discrepancy between the reality of his church and the way Jesus said His followers lived. In Radical: Taking Back Your Faith from the American Dream, Platt examines how American Christianity has manipulated the Gospel to fit our cultural preferences and challenges readers to rediscover the path. (Book $9)

The Way of the Master Room CHB 201Carrie Fudge Have you ever wanted to witness to someone, but your fears got in the way? This study will focus on how to effectively convey the gospel to others. Based on the TV series The Way of the Master, this study by Kirk Cameron and Ray Comfort will help participants learn to use effective techniques for conveying the gospel in a way their loved ones can understand. Youll learn to bypass the place of argument in those you are witnessing to and reach them on a conscious level. Join us for this study and become an effective witness for the Kingdom! (Book $6)

Boundaries in Marriage Room CHB 204Chris Hix Theyre at the forefront of todays Christian counseling movement, and now Drs. Cloud and Townsend help guide couples. Recommending boundaries, even in marriage, they show how respecting a spouses personal territory actually strengthens a relationship, as well as how to safeguard marriage from intruders such as idols, affairs and well-meaning parents. A Focus on the Family recommended study. (Book $10)

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Get Them to Jesus

I have always been enthralled by interesting sub-stories and personalities in the Bibles. One such story that has already interested me is about the apostle Philip. In the Gospel of John, we find Philip soon after meeting Jesus. He rushed to find his brother, Nathaniel, to tell him We have found him, of whom Moses in the law, and the prophets, wrote. After Nathaniel asked Philip about what good could come from Nazareth, Philips response was beautiful and eloquent. He simply told Nathaniel, Come and see. Philip probably had no idea what the next three years of following Jesus would entail, but he did know one thing: he had to get his brother to Jesus.

Unfortunately, Philip, just like us sometimes, lost sight of this desire to get those around him to Jesus. However, Jesus reminded him through the witness of another apostle, Andrew. Faced with a hungry crowd at the end of a long day, Philip gave a very pragmatic response to Jesus about what it would take to feed a crowd of over 5,000 people. Philip told Jesus that even eight months wages couldnt feed that many people. Then up steps Andrew with a boy and his dinner. You see Andrew remembered what Philip had forgotten. He didnt know what Christ would do with a few measly fish and loaves of bread. However, one thing was absolutely certain to Andrew. He had to get this little boy to Jesus.

As God is leading us to great things locally, nationally, and internationally, may our motivation always be the same as Philip and Andrew. As the Holy Spirit intersects our lives with others, may our heartfelt desire be to always, first and foremost, get them to Jesus.

John WrightMinistry Assistant, Missions

jwright@lexingtonbaptist.org

Short-Term Missions Opportunity

God has been so faithful in blessing us and leading us as we have traveled to Central Asia, Central America, and New York City this summer.

If you would like to be part of how God is leading LBC in partnering with Global Gates to reach the unreached in New York City, you still have one more opportunity this year. We will have a team traveling to New York from September 20-26 to participate in another Sifting Week.

If you are interested in participating in one of these trips, please contact the LBC Missions Department at 803.996.8836 or via email at jwright@lexingtonbaptist.org.

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August Missions Focus:

Wow, August means back to school! And back to school means that we prayerfully consider how God wants us to impact our local schools for Him:

School Supply Drive: Throughout August, our Next Genera-tion Ministry will be collecting much-need supplies for our partner schools. A collection area and a list of supplies is available in the LBC foyer.

School Time Bible: Soon our wonderful School Time Bible volunteers will be teaching children across our area the won-drous story of God and His love for us.

Many opportunities are also available to participate with our local schools as mentors and partners. If you would like know about any of the ways that you can impact our schools, please contact John Wright at 803.996.8836 or via email at jwright@lexingtonbaptist.org.

Our Families of Hope ministry continues to bless families who are adopting or fostering children, as well as those considering becoming adoptive or foster parents. Families of Hope meets monthly and their next meeting is on Wednesday, August 19 in Room CHB 201. Additionally, Families of Hope is continuing to collect new and gently used childrens clothes and other items to assist new foster families. For more information, email jwright@lexingtonbaptist.org.

We ask you to continue filling those blue boxes in your Sunday School classes and all around the LBC campus as we help Lexington Interfaith Community Services (LICS), especially during the summer months. The need is great for food items during this time of year.

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For children, chicken strips and French fries are also served at

each meal.

All meals include rolls & butter, assorted desserts, salad bar, iced tea and/or lemonade and coffee.

Reservations Required.Deadline for Reservations and

Cancellations: Sunday at 5 p.m.Make Weekly/Permanent Reservations!

Please make reservations online or by calling 803.359.4146.

SUMMER SCHEDULESupper served from 5 to

6 p.m. in the Fellowship Hall

FALL SCHEDULE (RETURNS 8/19)Supper served from 4:45 to 6 p.m. in the Fellowship Hall

Adults: $6Children (5 - 12): $4*

Children 4 & Under Eat Free!(Family Maximum*: $15)

August 5

NO MEAL WILL BE SERVEDDUE TO WEEK OF REFRESHMENT

Wednesday Supper

MENU

August 26

Barbecued RibsFried ShrimpPotato Salad

Baked Beans, Corn on the Cob

August 19

Fried ChickenRoasted Chicken

Cornbread DressingGreen Beans

August 12

Chicken Pot PIeItalian Sausage

with Peppers & OnionsRice Pilaf, Baby LIma Beans

LBC Preschool 2015/2016 DatesFor children registered for the 2015/16 school year:

August 27: Parent Orientation at 7:15 p.m. (Worship Center)August 31: Childrens Orientation at 9 a.m. (childs classroom)September 1: First Day of Preschool for Children

Pastor Mike will be leading us in a new series in the month of August called Then Sings My Soul, which will focus on the Psalms. This series is meant to go hand-in-hand with our Week of Refreshment and bring a sense of spiritual renewal to our congregation. Join us each Sunday in August at 9 or 10:30 a.m.

New Tuesday Morning Bible Studies for WomenPRECEPT: COLOSSIANSDont let anyone delude you with man-made philosophies or traditions that contradict the Word of God. Learn to be complete in Christ, and let Him alone meet all your needs.

Led by Melissa Howell at 8:30 a.m. on Tuesdays in the Reception Hall beginning September 1.

TO LIVE IS CHRISTJoin Beth Moore on a journey into the life and heart of Paul the Apostle. Along the way youll get to know how the Apostle to the Gentiles formed close friendships and served faithfully and loved heartily.

Led by Heidi Hoffman at 10 a.m. on Tuesdays in CHB 201 begin-ning September 1.

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WEEKLY SCHEDULE Sunday*

8 a.m. Adult Bible Study9 a.m. Worship Adult & Student Sunday School Childrens Sunday School (All Ages)10:30 a.m. Worship Adult, Student, & Childrens Sunday School (All Ages)4 p.m. Praying for Prodigals Group4:45 p.m. Missions Prayer Support (406 AEB)

Tuesday 8:30 a.m. Ladies Bible Study 10 a.m. Ladies Bible Study (CHB 201)6:30 p.m. Ladies Bible Study (RH)6:30 p.m. Mens Bible Study (CHB 201)7 p.m. Mens Prayer Group (CHB 206)

Wednesday

4:45 p.m. Fellowship Supper (until 6 p.m.) 6:15 p.m. Pastors Bible Study D Groups Wired (Birth-5th Grade) Encounter 431 (6th-12th Grade)7:00 p.m. Adult Choir Rehearsal7:30 p.m. Orchestra Rehearsal

Thursday

2 p.m. Prayer Shawl Knitting/Crochet

*Sunday Evening Worship will return onAugust 23 at 6 p.m.

AEB: Adult Education BuildingCHB: Chapel BuildingFLC: Family Life CenterRH: Reception Hall

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Then SingsMy Soul

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WEEK OF REFRESHMENT 7 p.m. Nightly

Regular FallSchedule Begins

D Groups, Encounter 431 & Wired Begin

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12 p.m.

Evening of Instrumental

Praise6 p.m.

Sunday EveningWorshp Returns6 p.m.

Mens Monthly Bible Study

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