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 Lost — Without God (Eph. 2:12) 

1. Hear—Romans 10:17 2. Believe — John 8:24 3. Repent — Acts 17:30 4. Confess — Romans 10:10 5. Be Baptized — Acts 22:16 6. Live faithfully — Revelation 2:10 

Saved– in Christ (Galatians 3:27) 

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Song Leader— Kent Rasmussen  Family Concerns & Prayer— Russ McBee At The Lord’s Table: Preparing our minds: AM—Anthony Lyons  PM—James Benne 

Serving: Mark Clark  Rex Romesburg Dalton Clark  Randy Riley Sam McMillen  Je Dodson 

Prayers:  AM  PM  Communion Prep –Tiany Chapman 5th  Rod Yoder  Mike Spurgin  Communion Bread—Cheryl Rassmussen 12th  Curt Rasmussen Jeremy Cain 19th  Aaron Kite  Marvin Ackers  Ushers: Barry Metcalf, Bob Kleweno, Bob Rasmussen 26th  Stan McMillen  Darrell Tweedy

Beyond the Bricks 

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Ministry Assignments for June 

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The Gospel Glob

No Day is Ever Wasted James Boswell, the famous biographer of Samuel Joh

often referred to a special day in his childhood when his father took him fish

The day was fixed in his adult mind, and he often reflected upon ma

the things his father had taught him in the course of their f ishing experience

gether. After having heard of that particular expression so often, it occurred

someone much later to check the journal that Boswell’s father kept and det

mine what had been said about the fishing trip from the parental perspectiv

Turning to that date, the reader found only one sentence entered: “Gone fis

today with my son; a day wasted.”  Few have ever heard of Boswell’s father; many have heard of Boswe

in spite of his relative obscurity, he must have managed to set a pace in his

life which lasted for a lifetime and beyond. On one day alone he inlaid along

grain of his son’s life ideas that would mark him long into his adulthood. Wh

did not only touched a boy’s life but also set in motion certain benefits that

affect the world of classical literature. Too bad that Boswell’s father couldn’t appreciate the significance of

ing trip and the pacesetting that was going on even while worms were bein

squeezed on to hooks. No day is ever wasted in the life of an effective fathe

Gordon MacDonald, “No Day is Ever Wasted,” The Effective Father, 79–80

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Every time I am asked to pray, I thinkof the old fellow who always prayed,

'Lord, prop us up on our leanin' side.' 

After hearing him pray that prayer 

many times, someone asked him

why he prayed that prayer so fer-

vently He answered, 'Well sir, you

see, it's like this... I got an 

old barn out back.  It's been there a

long time; it's withstood a lot of 

weather; it's gone through a lot of 

storms, and it's stood for many

years. It's still standing. But one day I

noticed it was leaning to one side a

bit. So I went and got some pine

poles and propped it up on

its leaning side so it wouldn'tfall. Then I got to thinking about that

and how much I was like that old

barn. I've been around a long

time. I've withstood a lot of life's

storms. I've withstood a lot of 

bad weather in life, I've withstood a

lot of hard times, and I'm still stand-

ing too. But I find myself leaning to

one side from time to time, so I like

to ask the Lord to prop us up on our 

leaning side, 'cause I figure a lot of 

us get to leaning at times. Sometimes we get to leaning

toward anger, leaning to-

ward bitterness, leaning toward ha-

tred, leaning toward cussing, leaning

toward a lot of things that we should-

n't. So we need to pray, 'Lord, prop

us up on our leanin' side, so we will

stand straight and tall again to glorify

the Lord.'' Received & Copied from Internet, author 

unknown.

A couple of things to which we want to draw

aenon is noted on the calendar. First is the

“Shepherd’s Pie.” This will be an opportunity for our shep-

herds to visit with a few families at a me. This will be asocial seng on the fourth Sundays of the month at 4:00.

Refreshments will be served but we just want some me

to spend with you. Starng this month, June, we will be

sending our invitaons and we want you to feel relaxed.  Secondly, is on the eleventh. We will be giving

away garage sale items on the church’s parking lot. This

will be an outreach eort to do good for our community.

Start brining your items that you want to give away on

Wednesday the eighth, to the foyer and on Friday evening

we will set everything up. Now here is a extra goodie. On

Friday night members get rst perusal of all the free

items. Again, remember there will NO selling of these

goods.

Our aendance has been uctuang here lately. I

want to encourage you to be present at all services. It issuch an blessing when all of God’s family comes together

for Bible study and worship.

Happy Father’s Day We want to wish our father’s a

Happy Father’s Day. The man of God

that supports his family tirelessly and

sets forth the example of a faithful

Christian husband is one whom is due

high praise. I Timothy 5:8 Our earthly

dads are the ones that sets forth a ba-sis of understanding the attributes of

God. Many men do not draw attention

to themselves and seldom take time or

money for self indulgences, but these

are the very ones that deserve our

recognition.

Take some time this month to

let your dads know how much you ap-

preciate them for all they have done

for you. When you are through with

 your dads, remember to thank Your

heavenly Father for all He has done.

Gary 

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