The Jonesboro Heights Baptist Church

ANNOUNCERJonesboro Heights Baptist Church 316 W. Main Street Sanford, North Carolina 27332

Telephone: (919) 776-1541 . Fax: (919) 776-6813 . www.jhbc.org

VOLUME 46 OCTOBER 2010 ISSUE 547

Senior PastorDr. Mark E. Gaskins

mark.gaskins@jhbc.org

Pastor EmeritusRev. Gilbert W. McDowell

Associate PastorRev. Ronald L. ByrdMusic and Educationronnie.byrd@jhbc.org

Church AdministratorMr. David Webb

david.webb@jhbc.org

Administrative AssistantMrs. Marva Lee Roush

info@jhbc.orgmarvalee.roush@jhbc.org

OrganistMrs. JoAnn Brickhouse

PianistMrs. Kimberly Davidson

Nursery StaffMrs. Frances Angel

Mrs. Ann Wester

Pancake BreakfastFor Pure Water, Pure Love

Sunday, October 31, 2010

8 am – 9:30 am

McDowell Hall

Tickets on sale

Wednesday, October 6Family Night Supper

and

October 17, 24 and 27after each service

Adults $5, Children under 8 $3,

under 3 FREE!! ($16 family max)

Sponsored by JHBC Acteens, GAs, RAs, and Mission Friends. More information inside.

FROM THE PASTOR’S PERSPECTIVE . .

Though the calendar says it’s fall, as I’m writing this article, it still doesn’t feel like fallhas fallen! Nevertheless, it’s here. And things are in full swing here at Jonesboro HeightsBaptist Church.

Mission Jonesboro is up and going. Our first step of adopting J. Glenn EdwardsElementary School is well under way. A number of the teachers and staff have expressedappreciation for our offer to be prayer partners with them. Members of our congregation have given$640 toward providing sets of academic attire (school uniforms) for students whose family can’tafford them. That amount will purchase about 42 uniforms. A volunteer team from our church hasalready packed the Backpack Pals food bags one week that help insure that the children from thelowest-income families have something nutritious to eat over the weekends. And in the comingweeks, JHBC volunteers will begin reading with students one-to-one in the Book Buddies program.Thank you to all who are supporting and participating in these important efforts. While at first glancethey may appear to be simply service projects, remember that as we do these things prayerfully andin the name of Christ, our presence embodies the presence of Christ to those we encounter. And thatprepares the way for us to share a verbal witness with those we are dealing with in these efforts. Justas Jesus often addressed physical or mental needs as a means to addressing spiritual needs, so we areministering in His name to open doors to share the gospel with people so they might come to knowChrist. I like how our Sandy Creek Association Director of Missions puts it: “Ministry is what we dowith people inside the church; missions is what we do with people outside the church.”

We will soon be taking the next step in this effort. Preparations are in process now to host anEnglish-as-a-Second-Language class here in our facilities. We will need volunteers to help withchild-care and supervision in this effort, and would like to involve families in it. Imagine how it mightimpact a young child from another country or culture, who is here for his or parents to learn to speakour language, not only to be in the care of kind adults, but to have children to play with as well!Imagine what kind of relationships might be built out of that setting that will pave the way to sharethe gospel in the future! Please be in prayer that God will raise up families to share in this task, andthat God will use our hospitality to open doors for the gospel.

Another attempt to reach out to our surrounding neighborhoods will take place on Saturday,October 23 from 1:00 to 4:00 p.m. In cooperation with the Humane Society of the U.S.A. and inpartnership with the Shallow Well Church, we will host a free veterinary clinic on the grassy lot at thecorner of Woodland Avenue and Globe Street (the former Mann property). As you know, veterinarycare is very expensive. When the Humane Society contacted us about the possibility of such a clinicfor our church, we responded by inquiring about opening it as an outreach to our community. Theyagreed, and Shallow Well leaders approached us about joining together for this effort. Again,providing this service has the potential to establish relationships in the community that will opendoors to share the gospel. The service is open to members of our church who need to take advantageof it for their pets as well.

In our Sunday morning worship services (both 8:45 and 11:00), we have been focusing on thefuture, thinking biblically and theologically about specific areas of our life and ministry together as achurch, and sharing plans about moving forward in these areas in strategic ways. Please be in prayeras we continue this emphasis in October. As you participate in these services, listen carefully andprayerfully with an open mind and heart. Understand that things we are sharing with you as staff andlay leaders are ways to build on and enhance what we’ve done in the past, expanding our reach notonly to our church family but beyond to our community to bring people to Christ. Remember that thefocus is on our mission to embody Christ’s presence to Sanford and the world through our worship,our witness, and our way of life as His disciples.

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FROM THE PASTOR’S PERSPECTIVE . . (CONTINUED)

On another note, October marks 19 years that Ronnie Byrd has served JHBC as our music andeducation minister. We are truly blessed to have him as a part of our staff and our church family. Themusic from week to week in our worship services as well as the special services and musicalsdemonstrate Ronnie’s commitment to a music ministry that has integrity. His efforts to stay currentwith what is going on in Christian education gives evidence of his desire to help people know andgrow in Christ. Thanks, Ronnie, for all you do in the ministry and mission of our church! You haveserved well, and we look forward to your continued ministry among us in the coming years.

Finally, our church received a wonderful expression of appreciation from our local National Guardunit a couple of weeks ago. You may remember that we announced a special celebration the unit washaving at O. T. Sloan Park called Freedom Salute. Along with presenting several items to the soldiers(flags, certificates, special coins, etc.), the unit also presented expressions of thanks to individuals andgroups who had offered support during their deployment. Ann Laton, who has served so well for anumber of years as our Outreach Director, received a beautiful certificate of appreciation. The unitalso presented our church with two very special gifts. One is a framed replica of the company flag.The other is the Minuteman statue, a very prestigious award that the Guard gives in recognition orappreciation. I was extremely honored to receive all these on behalf of our congregation. But whattouched me even more was the genuine depth of gratitude that was expressed and the realization thatour efforts to reach out to these soldiers and their families during this deployment had made a deepimpact on them. May God be pleased to use that impact to bring those who don’t already know Him totrust Him, and to help those who already do know Him to grow in their relationship with Him.

Grace and peace.

Your servant for Jesus’ sake,

Mark E. GaskinsSenior Pastor

Hey Churh Family!We have had an exciting end of summer and beginning of the school year!

On Saturday, October 21, we had a big back-to-school bash at Mr. & Mrs. SamWornom’s house. (Thanks to the Wornum’s for hosting us!) We had anawesome time hanging out, swimming, riding in the boat and tube, and havinga cook-out. It was a great way to end the summer!

All our Wednesday night activities have gotten back to normal. The youthgirls meet for Acteens at 6:00 PM every Wednesday. Mrs. Alicia Holly leads us

in a great Bible study and fellowship. We want more girls (7th—12th grade) to come and join us forActeens.

We have Youth at 7:00 PM every Wednesday. The Youth Center opens at 6:30 PM for us to come andhang out and the program starts at 7:00 PM. Every third Wednesday of the moth, we are having specialyouth-led Bible studies (separating boys and girls). We are very excited to start these new studies.

The weekend of September 24 through 26, our youth group went to Myrtle Beach for a youth retreat.We met some missionaries from a ministry called Delta Jewels. You can learn more about this ministryonline. Some of our youth (Callie Batchelor, Mekaila Holly, Haley Kane, Ariane Smith, and BryanPhillips) participated in a sand castle building contest. We won the certificate of “Boldest SandSculpture!”

Thank you for your prayers and support. We appreciate it very much!JHBC YouthAriane Smith, Newsletter Coordinator

hoiPraise the Lord, fall is here and winter is just around the corner.

I just love wintertime, especially when it snows. That pure blanket of white snow that lays so perfectacross the fields and lawns. Also, the icy tree limbs that make everything just glisten. However, I mustconfess I don’t like Mr. Weather, when we have no electricity, etc. With all this comes Halloween: thechildren all decked out in their costumes along with the pumpkin carvings, and all the churches havingtheir harvest celebrations. Then comes thanksgiving: another time of the year to pause and give thanksfor the year’s plentiful blessings. Then finally, Christmas: as the song writer puts it : “It’s the MostWonderful Time of the Year”. Even though it’s my busiest time of the year. it is also the mostheartwarming time for me. We engage in all the festivities from the church musical programs, to eatingwith family and friends, to sharing of gifts, by looking and listening to all the special Christmas movies,musical concerts, reading all the children’s Christmas books, refreshing and renewing myself by readingthe Christmas Story. Let this Advent season be a reminder of how truly blessed we are by the coming ofour Lord and Saviour, Jesus Christ. I am sure that that are many other blessings that I could write about,and I feel sure that some of you, too, have many blessings that you could share. My prayer is that ourcongregation will allow Jesus Christ to come into our hearts. May this season bless us with Christ’s loveand may we truly worship our Lord in spirit and in truth.

During the course of September and the month of October I pray that you have been listening to theseries of sermons and the time of reflection on “Following Jesus into the Future”. This has taken a lot oftime to prepare, write and present such an extraordinary document. These dreams for JHBC wereprayerfully and artistically written, then presented to the fellowship of deacons for approval andguidance. Revisions that were made about what the Lord would have us (the church fellowship) do forHim. Thanks to all whom helped in this endeavor.

Western Carolina University Choir in Concert — Our church will be hosting the Western CarolinaUniversity Choir on Sunday evening, October 24, 2010 at 7:00 PM for a concert as part of their fall choirtour. We are in need of host families that will be responsible for housing these young men and womenin their homes overnight, including breakfast and transportation to JHBC on Monday morning, October25 to board their bus. If you are willing to be a host family, please call the church office with your nameand how many you can accommodate overnight. The only requirement is that they must be housed inpairs. Thanks in advance for your willingness to serve.

Christmas Music for Sanctuary Choir — We have started rehearsing for our Christmas Musical(performance date will be announced later). We would like to invite anyone that loves to sing to join uson Wednesday evenings as we continue to learn music for the worship services, as well as, the Christ-mas music. We all have a wonderful time and enjoy the fellowship with each other. If you are inter-ested, please give me a call.

Liturgical Dancers — It will soon be time for the Liturgical Dancers to begin their rehearsals for theChristmas musical. If you are interested in participating as a dancer and you are in the third gradethrough high school, please contact Mrs. Jan Blakely. Rehearsals will be announced at a later date.

Instrumentalist Wanted - If you have ever played an instrument or are currently playing an instrumentin either of the worship services, please call the church office with your name, instrument that you play,telephone numbers (home and cell ), mailing address and a e-mail address, if you have one. I will bemeeting with all of the instrumentalists in the very near future. Thanks in advance for yourparticipation in the music ministry.

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♫ ♪ ♫ ♪ ♫ ♪ ♫ ♪ ♫ ♪ ♫ ♪ from Rev. Ronnie. .

Children’s Choir - Thanks to Kaye Cummings, Karen Wood, Kristan Ozee and Laurie Phillips for lead-ing our children’s choirs on Wednesday evenings. The children meet at 6:00 PM. They will soonbegin preparing for their Christmas musical, too. However, we need your child to come and sing withus not only for the Christmas musical, but we need your children to help lead us as we worship. Thechildren will be singing during our 11:00 AM worship service soon. What better way to praise theLord than to have your child singing their little hearts out as they proclaim the gospel throughmusic. The older children’s choir will also be having a special outreach project real soon. A letterexplaining the program will be sent home with each child. It will also be announced in the churchbulleting, as well as, a phone call to each home. We hope your child has a hearty appetite and loves tobe creative.

Singing His Praises,

Rev. Ronnie

♫ ♪ ♫ ♪ ♫ ♪ ♫ ♪ ♫ ♪ ♫ ♪ from Rev. Ronnie. . (Continued)

EVERYONE DESERVES CLEAN WATER!

Please join us for a pancake and sausage breakfast Sunday,

October 31, from 8-9:30 am in McDowell Hall. Our children's

Missions Groups are working together to raise money for Pure

Water, Pure Love. Tickets to the event will be sold October 6,

17, 24, and 27 after each service.

Adults—$5, Children under 8 years old—$3, and Children under 3 years old—FREE! ($16

family maximum). Donations will be accepted at the breakfast as well. Did you know that

the most basic of physical needs is -- water. Yet so many around the world do not have

access to clean, safe drinking water. You can help. Since 1997 WMU® has been meeting one

of the most basic human needs of missionaries through Pure Water, Pure Love. The goal of

this ministry is to provide missionaries and the people they serve with clean drinking water,

free from disease-causing microorganisms, at no cost to them. A variety of filters are

available to meet the specific needs of different countries and regions. So mark your

calendar, get your tickets, and join us October 31 to turn pancakes into water.

SANDY CREEK BAPTIST ASSOCIATION SENIOR ADULT REVIVAL

MONDAY, OCTOBER 4 - 11:00 AM Hickory Mountain Baptist

Speaker - Rev. Rodney Hellard

TUESDAY, OCTOBER 5 - 11:00 AM —Rocky River Baptist

Speaker - Rev. Greg Burriss

WEDNESDAY, OCTOBER 6 - 11:00 AM - Cumnock Baptist

Speaker - Rev. Merritt Taylor

Lunch will be provided in the fellowship hall. The offerings will be divided among the

“Children’s Corner” by The Children’s Committee

Mark your calendars for

This is a FREE Event! Invite your friends, neighbors and family members!!!

Fun activities for children of all ages will include pony rides, games, dunking booth and a varietyof inflatables: obstacle course, bounce house & basketball shoot. The very popular cakewalk willfeature lots of yummy treats. And if that doesn’t satisfy your belly take a walk over to our vendorstation to find popcorn, nachos, slushes and more!

Baked good donations will be needed for our most popular event … The Cake Walk!Please drop off your baked goods the week before our event on the tables marked forHallelujah Harvest in or near McDowell Hall. It’s very helpful to have items packaged insmaller amounts so that there is more for the winners to pick from.Thank you so much for your help!!!!

If you are interested in volunteering for this wonderful outreach event please contactHeather Webb who is organizing event volunteers.

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CHILDREN’S WORSHIP SCHEDULE

Children’s Worship will meet the following Sunday’s during the month of October:

October 3

October 17

October 31

We invite all children, ages four years old thru the sixth grade,to come and join us for a kid-sized worship celebration!

Extended Session 2 will meet on the following Sunday’s during the month of October:

October 10

October 24

Deacon's Corner - by John Hall

New Church Year

Our Fellowship of Deacons held their first meeting of the new church year on September 21 andwelcomed three new Deacons: Roy Lowe, James Mitchell, and Mary Upchurch. Mary and Royhave both served before and James was ordained as a Deacon in August. Also serving this year areDallas Harper, Lynwood Jones, Tim Smith, Bob Tilley, Sam Wornom, and myself. Deacon officersfor this church year are as follows:

Chair - John HallVice Chair - Tim Smith

Secretary - Lynwood Jones

The regular monthly meeting for the Deacons has been changed to the first Monday of each monthbeginning at 6:30 P.M.

BUSINESS MEETING SCHEDULETwo years ago, JHBC voted to change our business meeting schedule from the first Sundayevening of each month to meeting four times per year on the first Sunday evening of each quarter.Conducting only four regular business meetings per year has caused some difficulties. Thefrequency of special Sunday morning business meetings has increased because issues arise thatmust be voted on before the regular quarterly meeting. Judging from the number of churchmembers who leave when the visitors are dismissed, special Sunday business meetings followingthe worship service are not very popular. Attendance has also decreased at the quarterlybusiness meetings with one meeting failing to have a quorum present in order to conductbusiness.

In order to improve participation in our regular church business meetings, the Deacons willpresent the following recommendation at the October 3 quarterly business meeting:

The Deacons recommend that Jonesboro Heights Baptist Church conduct anannual business meeting on a Sunday evening in July and five [5] bimonthlymeetings with meeting dates to be determined by the Deacons. The annual businessmeeting will be conducted following a covered dish supper. The purpose of theannual meeting is to conduct regular business and to vote on the following majorbusiness items:

Annual Church BudgetElection of Deacons

Nominating Committee Report

Church business meetings are important to the ministry and fellowship of our church and yourparticipation is vitally needed. An informal time will precede each business meeting to allowmembers to ask questions, make comments, and identify issues and concerns that we need todiscuss.

Dear Church Family,

Norm and I want to express our thanks

and we are so grateful for all the prayers,

cards, calls, visits and other deeds during

Norm’s surgery and therapy which is still in

progress.

We praise God for His hand upon us

through the timely weeks and the

wonderful progress Norm has made.

In Christ Love,

Norm & JoAnn Brickhouse

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To Our Beloved JHBC Family,

So many of you have been so kind

following the illness and death of my father,

J. C. Gaskins. For all the prayers, the sympa-

thy cards, the presence of so many from our

church at the funeral, and the gifts given to

the JHBC Building Fund, the Thomas Mission

Fund, and the Tabor City Rescue Squad, we

are truly grateful.

I also deeply appreciate the expressions of

affirmation surrounding the fifth anniversary

of our service with you here at JHBC. The

many kind cards and comments were a blessing

and an encouragement.

Grace and Peace,

Mark Gaskins

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Dear Jonesboro Heights Baptist Church:

Thank you for your recent contribution.

Your donation makes it possible to render

assistance to other cancer patients in the

future. Thank you!

Richard Smith

Highway to Healing, Inc.

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Dear Jonesboro Heights Baptist Church:

Meals on Wheels greatly appreciates your

generous donation. We thank Jonesboro

Heights Baptist Church for your continued

support of our clients and volunteers.

Jane Kane

Meals on Wheels of Sanford, Inc.

IS YOUR SHOEBOX FULL?

October is “fill in” month!

November is “box up and drop off” month!

OPERATION CHRISTMAS CHILD

SHOEBOX

COLLECTION DATES

Monday, November 15, 2010

2:00 PM—6:00 PM

Tuesday, November 16, 2010

10:00 AM—2:00 PM

Wednesday, November 17, 2010

10:00 AM—2:00 PM

Thursday, November 18, 2010

2:00 PM—6:00 PM

Friday, November 19, 2010

2:00 PM– 6:00 PM

Saturday, November 20, 2010

10:00 AM—4:00 PM

Sunday, November 21, 2010

1:00 PM—5:00 PM

Monday, November 22, 2010

LOAD THE TRUCK

8:00 AM—10:00 AM

A Word of Thanks to Those Who Serve

To Deacons—who answer our church’s call to serve,who minister to the needs of those in their charge,whose cards, calls, and visits lighten loads and brighten days,who pray and plan for kingdom work in kingdom ways —

we say, “Thank you.”

To Sunday School and Discipleship workers—who teach God’s word,who pray and study and seek the Lord,who teach others by word and example and deed,and lead them to minister to those in need—

we say, “Thank you.”

To committee members who work and lead,and others whose tireless efforts and sacrificial deeds,enable our church to worship, witness, and minister to needs,and help disciples grow as disciples indeed—

we say, “Thank you.”

May God’s richest blessings be on you as you serve.May His Spirit empower you as you serve the Lord.May He use your work and witness to accomplish his own.And when you finish your course and your race is won,May you hear Him say, “Good and faithful servant, well done!”

— Dr. Mark E. Gaskins, Senior PastorRevised August 29, 2010

MARK YOUR CALENDAR FOR THESE SPECIAL EVENTS

Wednesday, October 6 - 6:15 PM—Family Night Covered Dish Supper (No Children Programs)

Friday, October 15 - Higher Heights Trip to Southern Supreme Fruitcake Factory

Sunday, October 17 - 11:00 AM—Children’s Worship12:00 NOON—Clergy Appreciation Church-Wide Lunch

Sunday, October 24 - 7:00 PM - Western Carolina University Choir

Monday, October 25 - 6:30 PM—Baptist Men

Friday, October 29 - Higher Heights Trip to Billy Graham Museum

Sunday, October 31 - 11:00 AM—Children’s Worship

In Memory of Mary Lynn Batchelorto the Building Fund

► By Dock and Lorena Batchelor► By Odus and Lespie Smith

In Memory or Mary Lynn Batchelorto the H & E Thomas Adult Mission Fund► By Lee and Mary Sue Patterson

► By Edna Thomas

In Memory of Ottis & Mary Lynn Batchelorto the Building Fund► By Maydell Baker

In Memory of Curt Brown(father of Curtis Brown)

To the Building Fund► By Gilbert and Maxine Matthews

In Memory of Curt Brown(father of Curtis Brown)

to the Sanctuary Choir► By Steve and Ann Alford

In Memory of J. C. Gaskinsto the Building Fund

► By James and Daphine Tolliver

In Memory of Bennie Woods(father of Dan Wood)to the Building Fund

► By Steve and Ann Alford

THANKS TO ALL LISTED BELOWFOR THEIR GIFTS HAPPY BIRTHDAY TO YOU!

October 1 - Carol Williams

October 2 - Jessie Winstead

October 3 - Sarah Griffin

October 4 - Marian Carlson, Zelma Pope

Angie Wood

October 5 - Karen Holt & Richard Garrison

October 6 - Daphine Byrd, Brian Dalrymple

Jean Garner, Patricia Johnson

JoAnn Vance

October 8 - Jeanette Al-Habib, Belinda Bond

Kenadie Neal, Brenda Price

October 9 - Dr. Mark Gaskins

October 11 - Phillip Fields

October 12 - Bryan Phillips

October 15 - Christopher Kerecz

October 16 - Crystal Kerecz

October 17 - Yvonne Wood

October 18 - Mackenzie Holly, Michelle Holt

Rudolph Mullis

October 24 - Sam Carter

October 27 - Shirley Hoskins & Kristan Ozee

October 28 - Tara Bowling & Diana Garriss

October 29 - Robert Denny & Craig Oates

October 31 - Nick Jones

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The AnnouncerJonesboro Heights Baptist Church

316 W. Main StreetSanford, NC 27332

Non-Profit Org.U.S. Postage

PAIDSanford, NC 27331

Permit #144

OCTOBERREMINDERS

Wednesday, October 66:15 PM—Family Night Covered Dish Supper

GREETERS:Door 1: Kevin & Gloria CappsDoor 2: Sam & Sandra WornomDoor 3: Mary Ruth Deese

LOCK UP: Belinda Bond

ATTENDANCE RECORDSFOR PREVIOUS MONTH

Sunday, September 5th Sunday, September 12thSunday School - 132 + 12 Sunday School - 178 + 139 a.m. Worship - 30 9 a.m. Worship - 4811 a.m. Worship - 191 11 a.m. Worship - 221No Evening Worship PM Worship - 29

Sunday, September 19th Sunday, September 26thSunday School - 142 + 12 Sunday School - 167 + 99 a.m. Worship - 28 9 a.m. Worship - 3111 a.m. Worship - 204 11 a.m. Worship - 210PM Worship - 27 PM Worship – 39

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