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Hoffmeyer Road
Baptist Church the beat June 22, 2017
STAFF
Dr. Gregory Batchelor
Pastor
George Atkins
Associate Pastor of Family Ministries
Karen Creel
Music Director
Annette Lester
Administrative Assistant
OFFICE INFORMATION
OFFICE PHONE 843.669.3051
OFFICE FAX 843.669.2927
MAILING ADDRESS
PO BOX 3905
FLORENCE, SC 29502
STREET ADDRESS
2317 HOFFMEYER ROAD
FLORENCE, SC 29501
OFFICE HOURS
8:30 AM – 4:30 PM M-TH
Gather. Grow. Go.
Men’s Golf Outing
Men’s golf outing will be Saturday, July 1, 2017.
We’ll be departing from HRBC at 7 am, to play
golf at Cheraw State Park Golf Course.
$18 Invite some guys and sign up
by texting Steve Crowley today @
843-758-4173.
visit us online at — www.hrbcflorence.com
M E N
The Men of HRBC
will head up the
Parking Lot
Mission
on July 29, and
September 30.
Help will be needed
on those Friday
nights as well as on
Saturday mornings
at the Hope Health
parking lot on
E. Palmetto Street.
HRBC
Men’s Breakfast in the fellowship hall is July 2. Come at
7am to help cook, or at 8am to enjoy food and fellowship.
Sunday School
Teacher’s Meeting Sunday at 5PM.
EVERY teacher please plan
to attend and learn about
the up-coming
All Star SS campaign.
WHAT IS YOUR CLASS
GOAL?
HOW MANY RUNS WILL
YOUR CLASS SCORE?
Change in plan—at 6pm this coming Sunday,
we will have Sundaes in the fellowship hall.
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FROM THE
Pastor’s DESK
Don’t forget about
Family Fun Nights each
Sunday evening @ 6pm.
You won’t want to miss
any of them!
Children’s Summer Calendar
June 23: Movie Night: Finding Dory
July 2: Family Flag Football
July 9: Variety Show
July 25: Hartsville Splash Pad
Aug. 6: Homemade Ice cream
Aug. 8: Hartsville Skating Rink @ 6; $6
Aug. 13: HRBC’s Got Talent
Aug. 20: Family Cookout
Aug. 27: Back 2 School Bash Questions?
Call Pastor George Atkins at 843-858-1254
HRBC Family Fun Nights @ 6
June
25 Sunday Sundaes
July
2 Flag football
9 Variety Show (Karen)
16 Love Where You Live Concert of Prayer
25 Youth Share M-Fuge
30 Homemade Ice cream
August
6 Maranatha Concert
13 HRBC Has Got Talent
20 Cookout
Ladies Paint & Pizza Party The Accidental Artist, Susan Ciotti, of Blue Moon
studio in Bishopville, will be leading us in an evening of artistic expression in HRBC
fellowship hall on July 24. Only $35 includes everything. Please sign up in the
foyer and make your payment by July 9, so that our artist can have our supplies on
hand to bring. See Donnell Purvis with questions. 843-616-1879
Camp McCall RA Camp
August 5-7 RA Camp is for boys
completing 1st grade thru 6th grade.
Registration Deadline is
Wednesday, June 28th.
Please see Scott Moore or
Kevin Berry for details.
GA Camp July 10-12
@ Camp LaVida for girls 1st thru 6th grade.
See Sally Hardee or Janet Webber. GA’s will resume
on Wednesday, July 19, at 6:30pm.
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FROM HRBC
FAMILY MINISTRIES
During the summer, people are constantly traveling and are com-
ing in and out. Attendance can either be fantastic, or it can be in a
slump. Because there is so much instability in people attending, in
the youth group, we take a break from teaching a series to having
some summer games. Every Wednesday night is a water Wednes-
day in the youth. It is a time for fellowship and to bring unity in the
youth group, but this summer, we are adding something to the mix,
the power of testimony.
John wrote in Revelation 12:11, “And they
have conquered by the blood of the Lamb and
by the word of their testimony.” A testimony is a
powerful thing. It’s a story of how God helped
you overcome a test. So often, it is how God
helped you overcome sin to get to salvation, but it really can be any
obstacle or test in your life that God has helped you overcome. While
testimonies make such an impact, many of our students do not know
their leaders’ testimonies. This summer, we are asking some of our
youth leaders to tell their story.
The implications of telling kids our testimony are numerous. First,
the youth can see that God has worked in our life in some of the
same ways he is currently working in their life. Many youth maybe
struggling with some of the very things our leaders struggled with.
Testimonies are encouragement that God has the power and love to
get you through your deepest struggles. A second implication is it de-
velops unity among the youth and the leaders. Youth will respect
leaders more when they discover their past experiences and will lis-
ten to them in Bible Studies if they give advice on a certain subject.
Third, it shows transparency. We are not perfect people, nor have we
ever been. We have been sinful, but we all chose to cling to the cross
to help us overcome sin. It is our prayer that these testimonies will
help the youth overcome their struggles by clinging to Jesus. In addi-
tion, we hope that students can develop their own testimony that they
can use to lead others to Christ. God is at work in our student minis-
try, and we praise him for it.
George
This Week:
June 25 July 2
Nursery
AM &
PM
Yvonne Rhodes
Martha Barwick
Maria Pope
Kevin / Becky
Whittle
Marla Matthews
Pre-
school
AM
Moore
Family
Karen Frazier
Sallie Horner
Elizabeth Osborne
Ch. Ch.
Teacher
George / Amber
Atkins
Harlan / Lee
Broughton
Ch. Ch.
Volunteer Aly Porter
Savannah Huney-
Christian Rogers
Carson Jordan
Sunday, June 25, 2017
Sunday School 9:15 AM
Morning Worship 10:30 AM
Sunday Sundaes 6:00 PM
Tuesday, June 27 Visitation 6:30 PM
Wednesday, June 28 Bible Study 4:00 PM
Youth Group 6:00 PM
Wednesday nights 6:30 PM
(Bible study, Choir, Children’s Wild
Wednesdays, Mission Friends, Nursery)
Thursday, June 29
Bible Study (Revelation) 8:00 AM
Bible Study (Daniel) 1:00 PM
Celebrate Recovery 6:30 PM
Sunday Report, June 18, 2017
Attendance:
Sunday School 136
AM Worship 263
Giving $ 8,789.50
Weekly Need $ 11,296.91
Children’s Workers
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Every Thursday
@ 6:30 PM.
For more information contact;
Mike Shields, (706) 818-4325 (evenings), [email protected]
Gigi Shields, (706) 468-1529, [email protected]
Women Of Grace Meet at 9:15, each Sunday
morning in the
Sunday School Annex.
All Ladies are invited
to attend.
23—Ladies Meet & Eat @ Stefano’s @ noon.
23—Kids Movie night @ 6:30pm, in the Kids Club—Finding Dory
25—Sunday Sundaes
27—SWATT covered dish dinner at 7 pm
28—Children’s Wild Wednesdays @ 6:30 pm, for grades 1-6—water games
30—Youth Fun Friday Lock-in.
Children’s Wild Wednesdays @ 6:30pm, will run thru
July 12. This is taking the place of GA’s and RA’s
until mid July.
Info & Welcome Center June 25—Gerald & Yvonne Rhodesl July 2—Tommy & Donnell Purvis
HRBC Men’s Softball
Schedule
Tues. 7/11 @ 8:00 pm
Thur. 7/13 @ 8:00 pm
Tues.7/25 @ 6:45 pm
Mon. 7/31 @ 6:45 pm
Tues. 8/1 @ 6:45 pm
Mon. 8/7 @ 8:00 pm
All games are played at
Sardis Baptist Church field.
