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OPPORTUNITIES FOR SERVICE September 12-17, 2016
MONDAY, September 12: 1:30 pm Jean Quigg Rushton Mission Circle 7:00 pm Board of Trustees - Kitchen WEDNESDAY, September 14: 2:00 pm Prayer Gathering - Parlour 7:00 pm Building Proposal Q & A - Vestry Worship Team Practice resumes Sept. 28 THURSDAY, September 15: 12:00 pm Adult Fellowship - Connell Park SATURDAY, September 17: 7:30 am Men’s Prayer Breakfast
CONTACT US:
E-mail: [email protected]
Web site ~ www.woodstockbaptist.ca
694 Main St., Woodstock, NB E7M 2E3
324-8020
SENIOR PASTOR:
Leonard Cousins:
ASSOCIATE PASTOR:
Craig Woodcock:
DIRECTOR OF YOUTH MINISTRY:
Corinne Gray: [email protected]
DIRECTOR OF CHILDREN’S MINISTRY:
Darlene Arnold: [email protected] ________________________________________________________
MEMBER OF THE NORTHWESTERN ASSOCIATION AND THE CONVENTION OF ATLANTIC BAPTIST CHURCHES
Welcome to
Sept. 11, 2016
Photos of audience and/or participants are regular-ly captured and may be used for church promotion-al purposes, and are used at the discretion of WBC.
Welcome to our Worship Service
SERMON SERIES: “God’s Building”
MESSAGE: “Building a Life of Commitment”
SCRIPTURE: 2 Chronicles 16:9; 1 Corinthians 3:9-16
Rev. Leonard Cousins
Riverside Court Service Ministry
Today: Keith & Jane Bull Next Sunday: Vernon & Laura Floyd
NURSERIES & CHILDREN’S CHURCH
THOSE MINISTERING TO OUR CHILDREN:
THIS WEEK - September 11th
10:30 am Church (infants) Melody Davis, Gracie Andow, Chloe MacLeod Downtown Kids (Age 4—Gr.3) Darlene Arnold, Holly MacLeod Hall Monitor (during church) Tim Fox
NEXT WEEK - September 18th
10:30 am Church (infants) Heather Cousins, Carlene Carvell Downtown Kids (Age 4—Gr.3) Darlene Arnold, Holly MacLeod Hall Monitor (during church) Neville Perry
TODAY @ WBC:
8:45 am Continental Breakfast - in the Vestry
9:15 am Rally Day Carnival - in the Gym
10:30 am Worship Service BBQ to follow after the service - all invited
Convention of Atlantic Baptist Churches: SUNDAY PRAYER LINK
Please pray for Crandall University & Acadia Divinity College as they have recently received students for the new academic year. Pray for encourage-ment, discipline in studies, spiritual growth, and for new friendships for their students. Pray for all students as they begin a new school year.
CBM PRAYERLINE CENTRAL AFRICA Pray for peace in Central Africa. As shared by CBM Africa Team Leaders, Erica and Aaron Kenny, one of the many challenges facing the African church today is due to rising insecurity and violence. Pray for an end to the insecurity in Eastern Democratic Republic of Congo, and for local churches facing the aftermath of such conflicts regularly. May they serve as beacons of peace and reconciliation, as well as our part-ner, the Baptist Community in Central Africa. Also pray that the Canadian government and international bodies may take insecurity in these areas seriously, and for strong leader-ship in the CBCA during this difficult time.
GLOBAL International Literacy Day was September 8. We want to remember what a privilege it is to be able to receive education, and the dignity around being able to read and write. Please pray for CBM ministries in the countries we work in that work to provide this opportunity for young and old alike. Whether it is in providing tutoring centres in rural villages in India, self-help groups for men and women in Kenya, or supporting schooling for working children or children with incarcerated parents in Bolivia, all need the chance to be able to learn.
RWANDA Jonathan and Jan Mills, CBM Field Staff in Rwanda, are in Canada for the next three months on home assignment. Each Sunday they will be speaking at different churches, with more detailed speaking engagements on cer-tain Friday evenings, to share about the minis-tries they are involved in that you may be inter-ested in supporting. Please pray that their health will keep up over their speaking engage-ment schedule, and that God’s work in Rwanda may continue to excite and inspire congrega-tions and individuals across Canada, to be in-volved with kingdom work locally and globally.
There will be no Quarterly Business Meet-ing in September. There will be a
Special Business Meeting Sept. 21 @ 7 PM
regarding the New Building Proposal
If you have questions that need answer-ing please forward them to Ken Wright: [email protected] or drop off at the church.
We will also be having a Question and Answer Session on Wednesday, Sept. 14 at 7 PM in the Vestry Please pray for our known sick:
URV Hospital: Alvie Howe, Evelyn Hall, Emma Springer, Colby Cummings
DEC Hospital: Dave Larlee (John’s son)
At Home: Sharon Wright, Barb Ketch, Marion Trail, Joyce DeMerchant, Mike Sonier, Garth McCrea
BABY SHOWER For “Poppy Elizabeth” daughter of
Sam and Jamie Gray Saturday, Sept. 24 @ 10:30 AM
Please bring refreshments
Children ages 4 to Grade 3, are asked to go to their programs during the worship song after the offertory. (Infant-age 3 in the nursery) (Ages 4 - grade3 meet in the Downtown Room & parents please pick up in the Gym following the service.)
SAMARITAN’S PURSE SHOEBOX Month of September suggested item: School supplies: pencils, pens, small
notepad, etc.
UPCOMING YOUTH EVENTS
Sept. 18 - Tree-Go 12:45 PM / Cost: $29 Sept. 25 - Middle/Higher Ground Kick Off Golf Course / 7-9 PM Oct. 2 - Corn Maze, Florenceville 2 PM /Everyone invited
More info: Corinne 324-3637
On Saturday, Sept. 24th @ 9am the Grafton Baptist Church (48 Saunders St., Grafton) would like to invite all men to join us for a time of fellowship and challenge. Our guest speaker will be Rev. Barry Beebe, former president of NBBI and current pastor of Sunrise Baptist Church in Nova Scotia. Coffee and refreshments will be served.
GIVING ONLINE We now have the option of Giving
Online at our webpage: www.woodstockbaptist.ca
Notice of Motion
WHEREAS the Woodstock Baptist Church Council wishes to put forward a motion concerning the construction of a new church building for the Woodstock Baptist Church. This motion will be put before the church membership at the Special Meeting to be held on Wednes-day, Sept. 21, 2016 at 7 PM.
Motion
The Church Council moves that the Wood-stock Baptist Church construct a new church building on the old hospital site.
The motion is conditional upon the following: a) 80% of the eligible active members present at the meeting with respect to the motion, vote in favor of the motion.
b) The total cost of the project does not exceed $4.8 Million and the long term financing does not exceed 25% ($1.2 Million)
c) Construction will not commence until funds have been received in the amount of $3 Million.
Sympathy is extended to Jeanne and Jack Porter (117 Houlton Road, E7M 1Y2) with the passing of Jeanne’s broth-er Leslie Slipp on Friday, Sept. 2, 2016.
CAMP SHIKTEHAWK Important Dates:
Sept. 30 - Oct. 1 - Ladies Retreat Oct. 22 - Fall Banquet
www.campshiktehawk.com 392-6655
