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    Fifth Avenue Church of Christ115 W. Fifth Ave.Lancaster, OH 43130740-654-0626 e-mail: [email protected]

    The Christian Messenger

    April 26, 2011

    Sunday Services1st Worship8:00 a.m.2nd Worship10:30 a.m.

    Bible School9:15 a.m.Evening Worship

    6:00pm

    Brad SeeversSenior Minister(740-550-9882)David TinglerAssociate Minister

    Glen ShadyYouth Minister(740-438-5257)

    MOTHER-DAUGHTER BANQUET

    SATURDAY, MAY 7, 2011

    6:00PMTheme: Angels

    Menu: Ham, Scalloped Potatoes,

    Succotash, Cole Slaw,Pies and Angel Food Cake, Rolls

    Coffee, Tea and Punch

    Womens Prayer Breakfast

    Saturday, April 30th at 9:00amDevotion by Mary Alice Coats,Woman vs AutomobileConcert by Lancaster High School

    Swinging Gales Jazz Band. All ladies arewelcome and there is no charge! Sign up onsheet posted on Womens Bulletin Board orphone the church office, 654-0626.

    FAMILY REUNIONWEDNESDAY, APRIL 27THPOTLUCK AT 5:45PM CLASSES AT 6:30PM

    http://www.myfacc.com/http://www.myfacc.com/
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    SPIRITUAL STATISTICS (April 24, 2011)

    Sunday School 77

    Sunrise Worship 107

    2nd Morning Worship 144

    Total Morning Worship 251

    Evening Worship No Service

    Family Reunion (04/20) 53

    Weekly Budget $ 4,471.00

    Budget Received $ 4,946.37Easter $ 2,051.00

    Food Bank $ 10.00

    Book Nook Reimbursement $ 10.00

    SERVING SCHEDULEMay 1, 2011

    At the Table 1st David Riggenbach, Dick Shumaker

    Serving 1st D. Rose, R. Coats, D. Gardner, T. Huffman

    At the table 2nd

    David Riggenbach, Dick Shumaker

    Serving 2nd

    Dale Rose, Taylor Dean, Nick Hinson,

    Patrick Hinson, Neal RudolphPastor of the Week David Riggenbach

    PM Deacon Dale Rose

    Offering Counters Team 4

    COMMUNION PREPARATION

    1ST

    Worship Brenda Hines

    2nd

    Worship Sue Tingler

    GREETERS

    1ST Worship Jack & Evelyn Hardwick

    2nd

    Worship George & Alberta Ellis

    NURSERY

    Sunday School Laura Wersell, Reta Conrad

    2nd

    Worship Courtney Beiter

    Preschool Helper

    Early Elementary Helper Martha Kelly

    Upper Elementary Helper Becky Hoagland

    6-8th

    Grade Helper Mike Cooper

    Visitor Center 1st

    Worship Janet Brown

    Visitor Center 2

    nd

    Worship Marie Huffman

    SECURITY1st Worship Paul Alexander

    Bible School Camel Marsh

    2nd Worship Tom Puckett

    Evening Worship Jim Puckett

    BITS FROM BRO. DAVE

    GREAT SMOKIE MOUNTAINS: Thesmountains are the sentinels of the greagathering known as Senior Saints in thSmokies. May 30 through June 3 is thperiod we have set aside to attend. Th

    program is held on the Johnson BiblCollege campus just outside KnoxvilleTN. This four day event provides wonderful opportunity for inspirationrelaxation and sweet fellowship with otheChristians from many areas. Afternoonare free for rest or sightseeing. Eveningprovide entertainment and fun. I believthis will be one of the best vacations yoever experienced. Time is fleeting so, iyou are interested, see me for details anregistration forms.

    COMING EVENTS:JUNE 29 Visit to the Annie Oaklemuseum and the KitchenAid plant iGreenville, Ohio.JULY 27A journey to The Wilds

    WEDNESDAYS: The focus of study is Corinthians. Our two study groups meet a10:00am and 6:30pm each week. Why no

    join us?

    SUNDAY EVENINGS: This week, Ma1, the Carroll High School ChambeSingers will be our special guests a6:00pm. On May 8 we will resume ouseries from Proverbs with the themeEscaping Earthly Mindedness, fromProverbs 10:22. May 12, the title is LifeMost dangerous Word as found iProverbs 27:1. (The Lords Supper iavailable at this 6:00pm service.)

    FINAL THOUGHT: Whether a mawinds p with a nest egg or a goose egg madepend upon the chick he marries.

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    A Note from brAd.Wow! What a great month it has been at FACC. We just experienced our best attended month Fifth Avenue since arriving in January of 2010. We averaged 221 for the month. May God bpraised! We had 251 attend our services on Easter. It is really exciting to see new faces almoevery week. To top it off, we more than met our goal for the special Easter offering as wcollected $3,300 to date. Praise the Lord! Great job church!

    We are adding more opportunities for fellowship for your family as the year progresses. Here asome dates to keep in mind:

    May 7 Mother daughter banquet in the fellowship hall. The last day to sign up isMay 4th.

    May 13 Family Movie night in the Fellowship Hall. We will provide the popcorn, you can bringyour drink. We will watch the 1966 Don Knotts classic, The Ghost & Mr. Chicken. Allthe fun begins at 7p.m.

    June 8 Cincinnati Reds vs. Chicago Cubs. Game begins at 12>35pm. Look to sign-up inthe middle of May so we can order the tickets. I hope you join us. More details to come!

    July 5-8 North American Christian Convention in Cincinnati, Ohio. We will announce very sothe specific date the church plans to take a van. We will have opportunities to sign up toreserve your seat beginning on May 22. Listen for more information in upcoming weeks.

    August 6 Cantwell Cliffs Hike & Cookout @ the Coopers home

    This is just a sampling of things to come. Look for more opportunities to be announced soon.

    Please ponder having the following attitude: When I stand before God at the end of my life,

    would hope that I would not have a single bit of talent left, and could say, "I used everythin

    you gave me."(Erma Bombeck)

    In His Service,

    Brad Seevers, Eph. 3:20-21

    Bob Black Wanda Dickson (Crestview) Frances Trimmer Cliff Byers family Barbara BenadumDorothy Herman Jeane Goldfarb (home) Judy Smith Pete & Markele Kandra Dorothy Henderly

    Our Troops Patricia Hoffman-Weitsman Deb Dobson Joe Lockhart Millie Hoy

    George Andrews Mark Miller, Jr. Wes Camp Brittany Ogden Unspoken

    Our Prayer Requests

    Bloom Carroll Chamber SingersSunday, May 1

    st- 6:00pm

    will be here to present a concert.A fellowship

    time will follow.

    Blood pressurecheckups

    taken this Sunday,May 1st following

    the services.

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    SERVING SCHEDULEMay 8, 2011

    At the Table 1st

    T. Puckett, P. WersellServing 1

    st L. King, C. Mars, R. Ayers, D. Brown

    At the table 2nd

    T. Puckett, Nick Hinson

    Serving 2nd

    L. King, D. Taylor, D. ThorntonN. Tomlinson, R. Troutman

    Pastor of the Week Tom Puckett

    PM Deacon Larry King

    Offering Counters Team 5

    COMMUNION PREPARATION

    1ST Worship Brenda Hines2

    ndWorship Sue Tingler

    GREETERS

    1ST

    Worship Ray & Mary Alice Coats

    2nd

    Worship Don Taylor, Dorothy Henderly

    NURSERY

    Sunday School Laura Wersell, Thea Kallenberg

    2nd

    Worship Marie Huffman, Kim Seevers

    Preschool Helper Carolyn May

    Early Elementary Helper Thea Kallenberg

    Upper Elementary Helper Becky Hoagland

    6-8th

    Grade Helper Delores Payne

    Visitor Center 1st

    Worship Shirley Marsh

    Visitor Center 2nd

    Worship Deb Cooper

    SECURITY1st Worship David Will

    Bible School Ray Coats

    2nd

    Worship Mike Cooper

    Evening Worship Jim Puckett

    WORK DAY FOR

    MOTHER-DAUGHTER

    BANQUET

    Friday, May 6th

    12 oclock noon

    National Day of Prayer 2011We will be holding our Annual National Day of

    Prayer service on Thursday, May 5, 2011 at 6 P.M

    The theme for this years event is A MightyFortress is Our God, and is based on the versfrom Psalm 91:2 which states: I will say to th

    Lord, my refuge and my fortress, my God in whom

    I trust.

    BOOK NOOK

    NEWSThe book to bediscussed at theMay meeting is

    Medical Error byRichard Mabry.

    This book will beavailable for

    purchase for $12.00at the church.

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    Curious 303 Course Offered!Beginning this Sunday, May 1st, we willoffer our third foundational course of four inthe main lobby. Curious 303 is designed toassist you in discovering your spiritual gifts.We want to help shape you for ministry atFACC. As our congregation continues togrow, we will have an increasing need formore people to serve and volunteer inministry. Please join us to see how God mayuse you for His kingdom work.

    Our Mens Golf League will begin theweek of May 22nd and we will use thePleasant Valley Golf Course for ourmatches. All those who have told me oftheir interest will receive an introductoryletter about how the league will function bythe end of next week. If you have notcontacted me yet as to your participation,please do so by this Sunday. If you have any

    questions, call me at 740.550.9882.

    Get Real Life Group will meet this Sundafrom 4:15-5:30 at Tim & Marie Huffmans. Wwill study 1 John 2. Please come preparehaving read the chapter and having answere

    your study questions. Afterwards, I want tencourage you to join us at the church buildinfor the Bloom Carroll Chamber Choir Concert.

    2011 WOMENS RETREATThe Womens Sunday School class

    planning an overnight retreat to Roun

    Lake Christian Camp on May 13 & 14. Th

    main speaker will be Love Lockman fromSeymour Christian Church in Seymou

    Indiana. Cost is $40 which is due by Ma

    1st. Registration forms are on th

    Womens Bulletin Board. Please mak

    checks payable to Round Lake Christia

    Camp. Any questions, contact Bever

    Puckett, 654-4472. Please join us for th

    time of fellowship with other Christia

    women.

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    Upcoming Events

    May 22, GraduationSunday for HighSchool SeniorsSeniors will berecognized during

    service and at aprivate luncheonafter second service.

    Matthew 28:6

    He is not here;

    FOR HE IS RISEN,

    as He said.

    Come, see the place

    CONGRATULATIONS!To all of you at FACC I just want to congratulate you on your faithfulgiving to our Special Easter Offering. The missions committee isputting forward $2000 for one pallet of food and we challenged you tomatch that amount for a second pallet. Well God blessed this effort

    through you and showed his power with the Easter offering totalingover $3300! This means that God is not only allowing us to send 2pallets of food, but to also bless Lifeline Christian Mission with agenerous donation that they can use for their needs. This worthymission serves the kingdom in many amazing ways, and we get to playa part in that. PRAISE THE LORD!

    A Special Thank YouI also wanted to give a special thank you to Dale Thornton. He showedgreat generosity with his time and general patience as he helped direct

    myself and some of the youth in painting the old KidsZone room. Thisis the room on the opposite wall from the kitchen elevated from thefellowship hall where we do many programs with the children. Thenew paint job looks amazing and it would not have been accomplishedas quickly or as excellently without Mr. Thornton's help. Thank you.

    Children of God..."Train a child in the way he should go, and when he is old

    he will not turn from it." -- Proverbs 22:6

    Prayer Concerns May is a crazy

    month for families

    that have kids in

    school, especiallyseniors in high

    school.

    Vacation BibleSchool