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831 Everett Boulevard Union City, Tennessee 38261 Tele: 731.885.5223 www.secondbaptistuc.com

The

Haven

June 28, 2017 Volume 27, Issue 25

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Limitless! That is the new theme

of the International Mission

Board. It conveys the heart and

desire of that organization in

reaching the world for Jesus Christ. Limitless giving, sending,

praying, going, serving, leading, and the list goes on. As I think

about what lies ahead of Second Baptist Church over the coming

decade, this word resonates within my heart. We too, must be

limitless in our efforts. William Carey, the father of modern

Missions, once said, “Expect great things from God, attempt great

things for God.” I pray that we would not only expect great things

but would attempt them as well. During the month of July we will

highlight the top three regions for strategic mission focus: North

Africa and the Middle East (N.A.M.E.), East Asia, and Europe.

Make sure that you are praying and seeking to understand God’s

heart for these regions. This effort is only part of the limitless

work God has called us all too.

While this missional journey is one of faith, it is not the

only journey of faith our God has called us to. Over 17 years ago,

God moved our church to a journey of faith that has culminated in

relocation, building and growth. We are on task to pay off the

balance of our current loans in August 2018. This is an incredible

milestone and will dramatically change the life of our church. Not

only will it free up funds for new missionary work, it also allows

us to consider the completion of Phase 3 in our building program.

Therefore, during the July business meeting I will be asking the

church to recommend the nominating committee form a new Vi-

sion & Planning Committee for the purpose of developing a plan

for the completion of phase 3.

Whether it is the ministry at home or our missionary

work around the world, God has called us to limitless service and

devotion. One of the key realities in all these things is money to

accomplish them. Let me encourage you to faithfully give your

tithes and offerings each week. I know that many are traveling

during this summer season but join me in committing to stay

faithful in your giving and in your service. While on paper we are

behind in our budget, I would simply remind you that last year

was the largest single increase in our budget history. It was a step

of faith in excess of $91,000. In light of this, I will remind you that

we are on track to take in the largest undesignated offering in our

church’s 65 year history. Let us thank God for such blessings and

continue to faithfully steward all that he has entrusted to us indi-

vidually and corporately as the body of Christ.

For His Glory,

Justin Hiens

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Thank you so much to our Second Baptist

Church family for the cards, prayers, visits and

expressions of sympathy during the loss of my mom,

Dona Cook.

The Brad Cook family

Thank, Brotherhood, you for your time and effort in

placing the handrail at my door. The rail was much needed and I

feel safe each time I go outside. I appreciate your thoughtfulness.

I’m glad I got to spend time with you. God bless you!

Carnice Newton

Page 3 A Haven of Hope

BUILDING FUND

...given by Cory and Melissa Scates in memory of Brad Cook’s mother, Dona Cook MUSIC

...given by Mike and Libby Larkin in honor of Mr. and Mrs. Dwight Thomason

...given by Van and Brenda Hazlewood in memory of Glenn Byrd’s sister

...given by Steve and Missy Emrich in memory of Ray Capps

Emme Allen Madde Allen

1402 Sherwood Dr

Union City, TN 38261

731-885-4757

Deacon: Chris Palmer

Hannah Taylor

1911 Sunrise St

Union City, TN 38261

731-885-5558

Deacon: Sam Sinclair, Jr

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USHERS David Adkins, Stacey Nicks,

Alex Fowlkes, Dennis Mires, Mark Mosley, Danny Brann,

Brian Hughes, Jason Crabtree, Chris Palmer, Jerry Duncan

WELCOME CENTER Jimmy & Kim Bruer

Telephone: 731-885-5223 Office Hours: Mon.-Fri. 8:00 a.m.-4:00 p.m. Newsletter deadline: Mondays 4:00 p.m.

Sunday School: 9:15 a.m. Sunday Worship: 10:15 a.m./6:00 p.m.

Wednesday: 6:00 p.m.

Second Baptist Church

831 Everett Boulevard

Union City, TN 38261

Return Services Requested

Non-Profit Organ. U.S. POSTAGE

PAID Permit No. 21 Union City, TN

BIRTHDAYS

7/2/17 to

7/8/17

ATTENDANCE

SUNDAY, JULY 2 10:15 a.m.

PRESCHOOL

We ask that you make/cancel reservations by 4 p.m. Tuesday. Doing so will ensure

that the correct amount of food is prepared.

WEDNESDAY SUPPER

Wednesday, July 5

FOR YOUR INFORMATION

BED BABIES

Jeff, Jessica & Jill Caldwell,

Penny Petty

ONE’S

Jarrod & Diane Ulen

TWO’S

Steven & Jennie Beth Bearden

THREE’S

Candace Akin, Lisa Adkins

FOUR’S

Brad & Marcy Moon

Floater: Patricia Segraves

Wednesday, July 5: Paid Workers

If you are listed to work in the nursery, it is imperative that you be present or find a substitute on the list.

Questions: Patricia Segraves 446-5851

SUNDAY, JULY 2

BUDGET

SUNDAY SCHOOL

REPORT

Adults (11 yrs & up): $4

Children (10 & under): $3

6/25/17

SENIOR SPOTLIGHT Lila Carman

Memory Verse: July 2 O Lord of hosts, blessed is the

man that trusteth in thee. Psalm 84:12

DEACON OF THE WEEK Wright Jernigan

Hamburger Casserole, Green Beans, Slaw, Roll, Dessert

Sunday, June 25

Larry Baker 7-2 Pat Garrett 7-2 Lindsey Hopkins 7-2 Tristan Jernigan 7-2 Jerry Bailey 7-3 Melanie Kern 7-3 Virginia Smithson 7-3 Jeff Allen 7-4 Judy Howard 7-4 Colton Carr 7-5 Peyton Cooley 7-5 Lynn Adams 7-6 Shelby Bondurant 7-6 Marsha Bone 7-6 Evelyn Davis 7-7 Merany Gantt 7-7 Noah Petty 7-7 McCall Whaley 7-7 Janie Gill 7-8 Dwight Thomason, Sr. 7-8

Budget $25,143.22 Building 2,860.79 Wednesday Night Supper 192.00 WMU-Reading Room 10.00 Miscellaneous 149.00 Video 200.00 Music 345.00 10/40 Connection 40.00 India Missions-Donations 201.00 Concert Love Offering 1,289.15 Special Events 140.00 Youth 100.00 Missions 20.00 TOTAL $30,820.16

6/25/17 Budget Required Wkly: 31,272.71 Yr/Date:1,344,726.53

6/25/17 Budget Received Wkly: 25,143.22 Yr/Date:1,309,908.30

Over/Under: -34,818.23 Loans

Balance on loans at start of church year 9/1/16

$1,487,112.62

Balance on loans as of 5/31/17

$ 963,814.38

Total amount paid toward building debt since 9/1/16

$ 504,914.48

On Campus

498

Off Campus

27

Total

525

Contacts

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