Embed Size (px)
Citation preview
The Jonesboro Heights Baptist Church
ANNOUNCER
Volume 55 AUGUST 2019 Issue 652
Address 316 W. Main Street Sanford, NC 27332
919-776-1541 919-776-6813 (Fax)
www.jhbc.org
Senior Pastor Dr. Calvin Sayles
Associate Pastor Rev. Richard L. Wood
Education and Family Ministry
Associate Pastor Rev. Scott Davis Music Ministry
Church Administrator Mr. Richard Sistrunk
Administrative Assistant Mrs. Marva Lee Roush
[email protected] [email protected]
Pastor Emeritus Rev. Gilbert W. McDowell
Pianist Mrs. Kimberly Morrill
Nursery Staff Ms. Claire Cummings Ms. Meredith Mitchell
Ms. Abigail Sturm Mrs. Katie Warren
The History Committee of
Jonesboro Heights Baptist Church
Invites you to join us as
we worship AND CELEBRATE together
Our
150th Anniversary
Sunday, September 29, 2019
Worship Service begins at 10:30 AM
Following the service
you are invited To join us for a covered dish meal In McDowell Hall
History Room will be open and tours
Will be available 12:30 –2:00 PM
First Church Building as of 1870 Current Church Building as of 1975
From the Desk of the Senior Pastor
Vacation Bible School for Adults 6:00 PM – 7:30 PM
4-8 Aug 2019
Simon Peter: Flawed but Faithful Disciple
AC 5:14 And all the more believers in the Lord, multitudes of men and women, were constantly added to their number, AC 5:15 to such an extent that they even carried the sick out into the streets and laid them on
cots and pallets, so that when Peter came by at least his shadow might fall on any one of them. One of my favorite people to read about in the New Testament is the Apostle Peter. For me Peter, in all of his humanity, is so very relatable. Peter, the passionate; MT 26:33 But Peter said to Him, “Even though all may fall away because of You, I will never fall away.” Peter the fiery; JN 18:10 Simon Peter then, having a sword, drew it and struck the high priest’s slave, and cut off his right ear; and the slave’s name was Malchus. Peter the insightful; MT 16:16 Simon Peter answered, “You are the Christ, the Son of the living God.” Peter the brave; MT 14:29 And He said, “Come!” And Peter got out of the boat, and walked on the water and came toward Jesus. Peter the uncertain; MT 14:30 But seeing the wind, he became frightened, and beginning to sink, he cried out, “Lord, save me! Peter the coward; MT 26:74 Then he began to curse and swear, “I do not know the man! Peter the broken; And he went out and wept bitterly. Peter the human rollercoaster! Courageous and insightful one day…uncertain and cowardly the next! I think that is the very thing about Peter that is so relatable. We can relate to his inconsistencies – but Peter also gives us great hope. Because after the resurrection, Jesus was able to transform Peter and use him in such a powerful and eternal way. Peter became a great leader, writer of the Scriptures, evan-gelist, bridge between Jew and Gentile, and healer. So Peter is not only relatable, but gives us hope as well, that as inconsistent as I can be, God can still transform and use us for His glory in wondrous ways.
This is why I chose the study Simon Peter: Flawed but Faithful Disciple for Vacation Bible School for Adults this year. I truly am excited to learn along with you from our teacher Adam Hamilton. Adam is well known here at JHBC as we have joined him on studies now for several years. If you so desire, you can purchase the book as a personal study between now and then, or just come and participate in the DVD based study.
As always, Rich will be coordinating wonderful missions speakers for the week and Scott will be leading music and coordinating for great summer meals. There is no charge but we will have a sign up this week so we can be effective planners. This may also be a great ‘Who’s Your One?’ opportunity, so please prayerfully consider inviting someone to come.
See you at VBS!
Pastor Cal
1: The Call of the Fisherman 2: Walking with Jesus in the Storms 3: Bedrock or Stumbling Block
4: “I will Not Deny You”
5: From Cowardice to Courage
I’m writing this the night before I leave for Morehead City on our youth summer mission trip. I’ve spent the hour or so before sitting here at my laptop getting Megan to sleep. She knows I’m leaving for a week, and she’s been talking about missing me for the past few days. This is my 19th mission trip as a minster and 8th trip since she’s been alive (I did two trips in 2013 if you think the math is off). It’s hard to be away, and I had been anticipating this for a little while now, so I’ve been intentional about spending time with her playing games, going out to eat, and just going different places while she’s been out of school this summer. I recently read an article by Kara Powell at the Fuller Youth Institute on how to make the summer unforgettable for your family. To summarize it, she covers four things parents can do to create unforgettable and defining moments in the lives of our children. They are…
1. Bring new twists to summer traditions – This includes looking at what you typically do in the summer and perhaps try something new during it.
2. Be more responsive – Responsiveness shows understanding, validation and car ing, and is shown by spending less time in front of a screen and more time in each other’s presence.
3. Find new (perhaps local) destinations – Think outside the box to try new things. (One of mine was taking Megan to the Waffle House for the first time).
4. Make new food – I’ve discovered that kids are more willing to try something if they have a part in making it. We’ve been intentional about allowing Megan help us make various foods.
Powell concludes the article by saying, “Moments matter, because memories matter.
They help us ground our relationships in shared experience and history. They help us make meaning together. They connect us deeply with the ones for whom we care the most. Here’s to a few more of those moments this summer in all of our families.” May you spend the rest of the summer making unforgettable moments with your family.
Blessings, Rich
_______________________________________ https://fulleryouthinstitute.org/blog/unforgettable-summer
Family Ministry News
Children’s Ministry News
Children’s Worship Schedule
August 4 - Children’s Worship
August11 - Children’s Worship (ES2)
August 18 - Children’s Worship
August 25 - Children’s Worship (ES2)
All children, ages four years old through the fifth grade, are invited to join us for Children’s Worship.
AWANA Kickoff
August 28
6:00-7:15 PM
Carnival, Food, Parent Orientation
Trip to Aloha Zoo
Tuesday, August 13
More information to come soon
Youth Ministry News
Youth Wednesday Nights
6:00-8:00 PM
August 7 - No Youth (VBS for Adults week)
August14 - Dinner, Daring and Dreaming at Zaxby’s
August 21 - Bowling Night
August 28 - Back-to-School Night
Back-to-School Lock-In
Friday, August 9
7:00 PM - 7:00 AM
Cost: Free
Come for a great time of food and fun.
Ministry Team Meetings for August
Youth Ministry Team Tuesday, August 20 - 6:30 PM (Youth Center)
Nursery Committee Tuesday, August 27 - 6:15 PM (Conference
Room)
Children’s Ministry Team Tuesday, August 27 - 7:00 PM (Conference
Room)
PRESENTERS FOR 2019 VACATION BIBLE SCHOOL FOR ADULTS
Sunday, August 4
Morehead City Mission Trip
Monday, August 5 Debbie Puryear
Tuesday, August 6 Teresa Kelly
Wednesday, August 7 Tamara Brogan
Thursday, August 8 Michelle Sims
OUR MISSION PROJECTS FOR THE WEEK
Separate stations will be set up in McDowell Hall for your donations
MILK MONEY
IN OUR
BABY BOTTLES
FOR
CHILDREN IN THE SON
SUPPLIES FOR
FAMILY PROMISE
BABY WIPES BLEACH COMBS/BRUSHES DIAPERS DIAPER RASH CREAM HOUSEHOLD CLEANING
PRODUCTS Air Fresheners Clorox Wipes Lysol Spray LAUNDRY DETERGENT LOTION (Plain & Unsented) PAPER TOWELS TOLIET TISSUE
SUPPLIES FOR
CUOC
BAGS OF PINTO BEANS CANS OF BLACK BEANS CHILI WITH BEANS FOOD PANTRY CANNED
GOODS JELLY MACARONI & CHEESE PASTA Ravioli Spaghettios
PASTA SAUCE PEANUT BUTTER POTATOES TUNA & CANNED MEAT
Worship Notes from Scott
I recently attended the Lifeway Worship Conference in Gatlinburg. It was my first time attending the event, or experiencing Gatlinburg. The conference was very good, with some great large sessions and a variety of selective conferences, from working with Children's Choirs to "Getting the most out of your microphones". I got to preview the latest music from several music publishers and heard a very nice Christmas collection presented by a church choir from outside of Nashville. You can expect that any number of songs that our Choir will be presenting in the coming months will have been selected because I heard them at this conference. I also got to hear some wonderful singers in concert. One group, Voices of Mobile (from the University of Mobile) actually blew my socks off! They were so impressive. The main speaker preached from one of the most familiar passages in the Bible on the theme of worship, the story of 'the woman at the well'. At one point in that passage, Jesus says,
"Yet a time is coming and has now come when the true worshipers will worship the Father in the Spirit and in truth, for they are the kind of worshipers the Father seeks." - John 4:23.
As so often happens when I am listening to a sermon, the Spirit helped me to contextualize the message. Side note: I think it's a great mystery, how the Lord can use the same passage to speak so clearly to many people, addressing each one of us personally, even though we may come from diverse backgrounds, even languages and cultures. Back on track. It seemed to me that the Lord directed my thought to see worship in a new way, or at least a new facet of worship. Here's what I typed in my Notes app on my phone as the speaker continued to talk. "We all come to the worship service like the woman at the well, looking for something we think we need. But Jesus knows we have deeper, more important needs that He hopes to address in our time together. Like the woman, we come and don't realize that we are standing in the presence of the Lord of the Universe, the Savior of our Souls. We just think we are there for a glass of water." The next day, I continued to be drawn to this thought, even challenged, writing, "Are we aiming too low? Don't settle for what you want (your favorite song/hymn), aim for what God wants." Aiming for what God wants, that may be what it means to "worship the Father in Spirit and truth". I was clearly seeing the woman at the well from a different perspective, and hopefully learning from her experience. I wrote, "When we come to worship, it is not about what I or Cal have planned that is im-portant, it's about what the Lord has planned that we are (or, should be) looking for. Do you know what that is today? Are you listening for it? How does He want you to sing today? How does He want you to pray? What does He have to say to you? Would you ask Him right now to speak to you? What does He desire to hear you sing today?" I didn't know how or if I would share what I was led to write as I sat in that large room. I just knew He had something to say to me. I do know that God wants to connect with each of us in a deep, personal way. And, I know it's a mistake for me, or anyone else, to come to worship just for 'a glass of water'. This Sunday, let me encourage you, before you set foot in the church, to ask God, "What do You want to say to me today?" Then, think about what you want to say to Him. You know, I think He'd love to hear you loudly sing, "I'm a child of God. Yes, I am!"
Deacon’s Corner Submitted by Ramona Bowling
Who is Watching You?
At the time of this devotional writing, we just finished up with AWANA and Bible
School. Both were great opportunities to teach young children about Jesus in fun,
unique, ways. We also celebrated Mother’s Day and Father’s Day. What a joy and
blessing it is to be a parent!
Proverbs 22:6 says “Train up a child in the way he should go: and when he is
old, he will not depart from it.”
As we all know, children are very impressionable when they are young. They
take seriously everything they see their parents, grandparents, older siblings and
others do. It is not unusual for children or youth to want to be like someone they’ve
seen. The youngest children see superheroes on TV and want to be Spiderman, Bat-
man, Captain America, Wonder Woman or others. Older children see celebrities or
sports figures they admire and want to be another LeBron James, David Beckham, or
Russell Wilson.
As Christians, do we ever stop and consider that our actions and decisions are
being watched and potentially copied by the people who look up to us? You might
be thinking – “what me, no one looks up to me…”, but stop for a moment and think.
Have there been times that our actions or words, unbeknown to us, have been ob-
served and copied?
Matthew 5:16 – “Let your light so shine before men, that they may see your
works, and glorify your Father which is in heaven”.
I have recently been fortunate enough to see where my actions have impact-
ed others positively without me knowing it. Chase and I were sitting in the doctor’s of-
fice the other day waiting for Chase to be seen. An elderly woman came in, sat
down and picked up a Bible that was sitting on a table and began to read. Chase
asked this stranger if she liked reading the Bible and she responded yes. Chase then
proceeded to say “my aunt Ramona likes to read her Bible too. My immediate reac-
tion upon hearing this was, wow, I thought Chase coming into my room during my de-
votional times was interruptions. However, in reality, these were opportunities for
Chase to see me model Christian behavior.
The other opportunity presented itself during the AWANA Grand Prix night. The
father and grandmother of one of our Cubbies, who has been estranged from his
mother for five years, thanked us for the AWANA ministry. The grandmother then
shared with us how Nolan went up to his school teacher and asked her if she knew
God. I must admit that shivers went up my spine and I thank God right there and then
for letting me be a part of the AWANA ministry.
As deacons, teachers, parents, grandparents, employees, employers, etc.
what examples are we setting for others? How might the decisions we make today
affect the decisions of people tomorrow?
Deacon’s Corner (continued) Submitted by Ramona Bowling
Rodney Atkins, a country artist, came out with a song many years ago called
Watching You that sums up tonight’s devotion very well and goes like this….
Watching You, Rodney Atkins https://binged.it/2IgYBBj Driving through town, just my boy and me
With a happy meal in his booster seat
Knowing that he couldn't have the toy
Till his nuggets were gone
A green traffic light turned straight to red
I hit my brakes and mumbled under my breath
As fries went a flying and his orange drink covered his lap
Well, then my four year old said a four letter word
That started with "s," and I was concerned
So I said, "Son, now where did you learn to talk like that?"
He said, "I've been watching you, dad, ain't that cool?
I'm your buckaroo, I wanna be like you
And eat all my food, and grow as tall as you are
We got cowboy boots and camo pants
Yeah, we're just alike, hey, ain't we dad?
I wanna do everything you do
So I've been watching you."
We got back home, and I went to the barn I
bowed my head, and I prayed real hard
Said, "Lord, please help me help my stupid self."
Then this side of bedtime later that night
Turning on my son's Scooby Doo night light
He crawled out of bed, and he got down on his knees
He closed his little eyes, folded his little hands
And spoke to God like he was talking to a friend
And I said, "Son, now where'd you learn to pray like that?"
He said, "I've been watching you, dad, ain't that cool?
I'm your buckaroo, I wanna be like you
And eat all my food, and grow as tall as you are
We like fixing things and holding mama's hand
Yeah, we're just alike, hey, ain't we, dad?
I wanna do everything you do
So I've been watching you."
With tears in my eyes, I wrapped him in a hug
Said, "My little bear is growing up."
He said, "But when I'm big, I'll still know what to do."
"'Cause I've been watching you, dad, ain't that cool?
I'm your buckaroo, I wanna be like you
And eat all my food, and grow as tall as you are
Then I'll be as strong as Superman
We'll be just alike, hey, won't we, dad?
When I can do everything you do
Cause I've been watching you."
MEMORIAL GIFTS
IN MEMORY OF SADIE BYRD
and HONOR OF ED BYRD To the Music Ministry > By Daphine Tollive
IN MEMORY OF JAMES TOLLIVER
To the Tolliver Scholarship Fund > By Daphine Tolliver
IN MEMORY OF MARK WOOD
(Brother of Ben Wood) To the General Fund
> By Curt and Sandy Brown
IN HONOR OF SUSAN HODGES To the Property Debt Fund
> By Daphine Tolliver
IN HONOR OF BILLIE FAYE KEYE To the Children Activities Fund
> By Daphine Tolliver
IN HONOR OF AARON & SHPRESA SMITH
To Operation Mobilization > By Daphine Tolliver
IN HONOR OF SYLVIA THOMAS
To the Benevolence Fund > By Daphine Tolliver
We invite you to come and check out the new books added to our library
in the last month.
THANK YOU NOTES
Fellow Christians,
Outreach Mission would like to thank you for your generous donation. OM is a faith-based organization that reaches out to any person in need, providing food, clothing, a hot shower, shelter, and emotional support. Claire Hunt, Corresponding Secretary Outreach Mission
OPERATION CHRISTMAS CHILD 2019
It’s never too soon to start packing your Operation Christmas Child shoeboxes. We are asking for specific items to be collected during the months of August, September, October and November. August is Back-to-School time, so our emphasis this month is on the following items: Pencils Pens Erasers Notebooks Paper Please place your donations in the box at the Missions Depot by the basement ramp. Thank you! Your OCC Team
THANK YOU NOTES
Dear Friends in Christ,
Once again, I want to thank all of you
for your continued support of our mission to
those battling cancer. Your generosity shows
the love you have in your hears for those
experiencing difficult times, and is deeply
appreciated.
Brad Butler
Highway To Healing
The recipient of the 2019-2020
Catherine Matthews Music Scholarship Mekaila Holly Cox -
To the following recipients of the 2019-2020
Sam and Sandra Wornom Endowment Trust Scholarship Lauren Brown - UNC Charlotte
Claire Cummings - Methodist University Connor Davidson - UNC Charlotte Claire Gilchrist - UNC Greensboro
Bailey Lawrence - Western Carolina University Katelyn Lawrence - Barton College
Abigail Sturm - UNC Chapel Hill Hannah Sturm - UNC Wilmington
Brady Whitney - Central Carolina Community College
In August, all Lee County Schools will be back in session. The Kick-off Breakfast for J. Glenn Edwards Elementary will be August 15th in McDowell Hall. That will be their first required day back and opening meeting day. They have lost approximately 200 students and 12 staff members to W. B. Wicker. They hated to lose anyone, but are excited to have some “breathing room” this new school year. Some of you have already offered to assist as we prepare decorations and small gift for the staff breakfast. You will be contacted soon. School supplies are important to start the new year off. Principal Natalie tells me that they always have quite a few children that do no have any school supplies. The following is a list of basic supplies that are always needed: Clipboards Folders Notebooks Crayons Glue Sticks Pencils Erasers Kid Scissors Sticky Notes Expo Markers Lysol Wipes Tissues A container will be in the Mission Depot for your Back to School Supplies. Items collected through August 15th will be given to the school at the Kick-off Breakfast. We will continue to collect school supplies through the end of August. Thank you for sharing your time and gifts with J G Edwards Elementary School. Blessings, Sandy Brown Mission & Outreach
THANK YOU NOTES
Dear Jonesboro Heights Baptist Church, Thank you so much for my NIV Bible and my devotion book! I’m so excited to see what the next year of my life holds and what God has planned for me. Love, Claire Cummings —————————————————————- Dear Jonesboro Heights Baptist Church, Thank you for choosing us as scholarship recipients. We are looking forward to continuing our education and fulfilling God’s plan for our lives! We appreciate all the prayers and support that you provide. Love, Abigail & Hannah Sturm —————————————————————- Dear Mrs. Oates, Outreach Mission would like to thank the JHBC Ladies for the recent donation of locks needed to use on lockers at the shelters. The locks are now allowing individuals to have a little more privacy and security of their items. God Bless, Claire Hunt, Corresponding Secretary Outreach Mission ————————————————————— Dear Jonesboro Heights Baptist Church, Thank you very much for your donation to Family Promise of Lee County. Your donation will be a great help to the families in our program as they transition from homelessness to stable housing. Thank You, Tamara Brogan Executive Director Family Promise of Lee County —————————————————————- Dear Members of JHBC, Thank you so much for your generous donation to Meals on Wheels of Sanford. Please know all these funds will be used to provide hot meals for those in need here in Sanford. May each of you be blessed as you have blessed so many. Sincerely, Deb Egbert, Corresponding Secretary Meals on Wheels of Sanford, Inc.
August 2 - Ronnie Rouse
August 3 - Katie Rice
August 5 - Steven Schultz
August 6 - Alice Gilchrist
August 7 - Dakota Johnson Gabrielle Stone
August 10 - Kathy Keye
August 11 - Sharon Johnson
August 15 - Elizabeth Bowen
Billy Walker
August 16 - Audrey Dail Vickie Wilkins
August 17 - Ariane Smith
Jenny Sistrunk
August 19 - Elizabeth Ellis Karen Johnson Hunter
August 20 - Janice Coleman
Ray Gilchrist
August 21 - Avron Upchurch
August 22 - Scott Davis Willard Garren & Marie Kidle
August 26 - Marlon Vargas
August 28 - Sharon Brooks
August 30 - Randy Marsh
August 31 - Ann Davis
JH
BC
-
AU
GU
ST
20
19
Sh
oe
Min
istr
y..
.
...S
hoe
Min
istr
y
6 –
7:3
0 P
M -
Vaca
tion
Bib
le S
chool
for
Ad
ult
s
Su
nd
ay
Mond
ay
Tu
esd
ay
Wed
nes
day
T
hu
rsday
F
rid
ay
Sat
urd
ay
28
2
9
3
0
3
1
1
2:0
0 P
M P
earl
Joh
nso
n
2
3
R
en
ew
ing
Wo
rsh
ip E
xp
o
(Ca
lvary B
ap
tist
Ch
urc
h
- W
est
, A
dva
nce,
NC
)
4
9:4
5 A
M S
un
day
Sch
ool
11 A
M
Wors
hip
Ser
vic
e &
L
ord
’s S
up
per
1
:30
PM
Sh
ow
er f
or
Sco
tt
& A
nn
Dav
is S
on
&
Dau
ghte
r-in
-law
(B
ull
ock
-M
ath
ews
Fo
yer
)
5
6
7
:30
AM
Men
's P
rayer
Mtg
1
0 A
M B
enev
ole
nce
In
ter-
vie
ws
5:3
0 P
M P
erso
nn
el C
om
-m
itte
e (C
on
f R
oom
)
7
10
:30 A
M S
taff
Mee
tin
g
6 P
M Y
ou
th W
edn
esday
N
igh
t W
ors
hip
6
:30
PM
Ch
ild
ren
’s
Act
ivit
ies
7:2
5 P
M W
ors
hip
Ch
oir
8
9
10
11
9:4
5 A
M S
un
day
Sch
ool
11
:00 A
M W
ors
hip
Ser
-vic
e 6
:00
PM
Wh
o's
You
r O
ne
Ral
ly (
Tem
ple
Bap
tist
C
hu
rch
, F
ayet
tvil
le N
C)
12
12
:00 P
M M
arjo
rie
Sp
ence
/B
row
n B
ag
6:3
0 P
M D
eaco
ns
Mee
tin
g
(Con
fere
nce
Room
)
13
7:3
0 A
M M
en's
Pra
yer
Mtg
1
:00
PM
Vir
gin
ia O
liver
6
:30
PM
You
th M
inis
try
Tea
m M
eeti
ng
7:0
0 P
M W
ISH
(L
ibra
ry)
14
10
:30 A
M S
taff
Mee
tin
g
6 P
M Y
ou
th W
edn
esday
N
igh
t W
ors
hip
6
:15
PM
Bib
le S
tud
y/
Pra
yer
6
:30
PM
Ch
ild
ren
’s A
ctiv
i-ti
es
7:2
5 P
M W
ors
hip
Ch
oir
15
6:3
0 A
M J
GE
dw
ard
s K
ick
-off
Bre
akfa
st (
McD
ow
ell
Hal
l)
9:0
0 A
M A
nn
oun
cer
Art
i-cl
es d
ue
to M
arva
Lee
15
th
of
the
month
16
6:3
0 P
M A
nnu
al D
eaco
n
Ban
qu
et
17
18
9:4
5 A
M S
un
day
Sch
ool
11
:00 A
M W
ors
hip
Ser
-vic
e 6
PM
Dis
cip
lesh
ip/
Wors
hip
19
2
0
7:3
0 A
M M
en's
Pra
yer
Mtg
1
0 A
M B
enev
ole
nce
In
ter-
vie
ws
6 P
M B
and
Pra
ctic
e (S
anct
uar
y)
6:1
5 P
M N
urs
ery C
om
mit
-te
e M
eeti
ng
7 P
M C
hil
dre
n's
Min
istr
y
Tea
m M
eeti
ng
21
10
:30 A
M S
taff
Mee
tin
g
6 P
M Y
ou
th W
edn
esday
N
igh
t W
ors
hip
6
:15
PM
Bib
le S
tud
y/
Pra
yer
7
:25
PM
Wors
hip
Ch
oir
22
2
3
Ste
ven
s B
rig
ht
Wed
din
g
Reh
earsa
l (S
an
ctu
ary
)
24
Ste
ven
s B
rig
ht
Wed
din
g
(McD
ow
ell
ha
ll a
nd
K
itch
en
, S
an
ctu
ary
)
25
9:3
0 A
M S
tart
ing P
oin
t (N
ew G
ues
ts C
lass
) 9
:45
AM
Sun
day
Sch
ool
11 A
M W
ors
hip
Ser
vic
e 6
PM
Dis
cip
lesh
ip/
Wors
hip
26
2
7
7:3
0 A
M M
en's
Pra
yer
M
eeti
ng
28
2 P
M S
taff
Mee
tin
g
5:3
0 P
M P
izza
for
Aw
ana
6 P
M A
wan
a 6
PM
You
th W
edn
esday
N
igh
t W
ors
hip
6
:15
PM
Bib
le S
tud
y/
Pra
yer
7
:25
PM
Wors
hip
Ch
oir
29
3
0
3
1
The Announcer Jonesboro Heights Baptist Church
316 W. Main Street Sanford, NC 27332
Non-Profit Org. U.S. Postage
PAID Sanford, NC 27331
Permit #144
GREETERS
Parking Lot - Tony Rebello
Door 2 - Donna Rouse
Welcome Desk - Beverly Coleman
LOCKING & SECURITY August 4 - Tommy Matthews
August 11 - Ronnie Rouse
August 18 - Roger Vance
August 25 - Jamie Bowen
Sunday, May 26, 2019 Sunday School = 113 + 3 11 AM Worship = 148
PM - No Evening Service Memorial Day Weekend
Graduate Sunday, June 2, 2019 Sunday School = 136 + 7 11 AM Worship = 234
PM - Disclipleship
Sunday, June 9, 2019 Sunday School = 136 + 10 11 AM Worship = 189
PM - Discipleship
Father’s Day - Sunday, June 16, 2019 Sunday School = 113 + 3 11 AM Worship = 188
PM - No Service - Father’s Day
Sunday, June 23, 2019 Sunday School = 123 + 5 11 AM Worship = 141
4:00—6:30 PM - Church Picnic
RETURN SERVICE REQUEST
