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 Bulletin includes order of service, announcements, calendar items and prayer requests. This week, guest speaker Rev. Mark Beck will preach from Matthew 5-7 on "Master Teacher."
SUNDAY, JULY 19, 2009
The Worship of God
10:30 A.M.
*Welcome – Patricia Welker
Prelude “Hymnus”
Exceptional Learner’s Choir
“Glory, Glory Hallelujah”
“This Little Light of Mine”
Invocation – Rev. Dub Pool
*+Hymn 334 “Blessed Assurance, Jesus Is Mine”
Congregational Reading – “My Choice for Jesus”
+Hymn 550 “I’d Rather Have Jesus”
+Pastoral Offertory Prayer
+The Lord’s Prayer
Giving of Tithes and Offerings
Offertory “The Wayfaring Stranger”
Eleanor Sturgis and Edie Stucker
*+Doxology Hymn 253
(Girls and boys in kindergarten-grade 5 may leave for
Faith Quest)
Anthem “Jesus Saves” Summer Choir
Sermon – Rev. Mark Beck
Matthew 5-7 “Master Teacher”
+Hymn 287 “Take My Life, Lead Me, Lord”
Introductions
+Closing Prayer – Jim Gottwald
Postlude “Come Thou Almighty King”
Please turn off all pagers and cell phones
+Congregation Standing
*The ushers will seat latecomers
Welcome to the pulpit this morning Rev. Mark Beck, L.P.C. Born and raised in northern Virginia, Mark received a B.A. from George Mason University and an M-Div. from Southeastern Baptist Theological Seminary and Lynchburg College. Ordained in 1983, he has served churches in North Carolina and Virginia. Mark currently works as a mental health counselor Lynchburg General Hospital and has a private counseling practice. He is Jennifer Pope’s dad, but his real claims to fame are Patrick and Cameron.
Financial Statements for the first six months of 2009 have been mailed. They are sent to everyone for whom we have a record of contribution. If there is an error in yours, or you did not get one, and should, please call Edie Stucker, our Financial Secretary. Her office hours are Tuesdays and Wednesdays 8 am until 4 pm.
Copies of the Treasurer’s Report for June are available on a table in the narthex.
Annapolis Summer Garden Theatre - Come see the musical “Quilters” this Thursday evening. Please sign up on the bulletin board by the lounge. Tickets are reserved and the cost is adults, $18.00. For seniors, students, and groups of 20 or more it is $15.00. Show time is 8:30, so please be present at 8 o’clock. Checks should be made payable to ASGT and given to Tom Antonielli.
Attention Senior Adults! We will be going to Harris’ Crab House on Tuesday, August 4. The church bus and van will leave the parking lot at 10:30 am. For crab lovers, the cost of the “All-you-can-eat feast,” including steamed crabs, steamed shrimp, bar-be-cue chicken, corn-on-the cob, cole slaw, potato salad, corn muffins, soda, coffee and tea, is $36.00. A sign up sheet is on the bulletin board by the church lounge. If you will be eating the “the all-you-can eat” crab feast, your money is due by August 2. If paying by check, please make it payable to Heritage Baptist Church. If you will be ordering from the menu, you pay at the restaurant.
Speaking of a Crab Feast, the 64th annual Annapolis Rotary Crab Feast will be on August 7 from 5 to 8 pm. Our pastor, Rev. Henry Green, is chair of the crab feast this year. Come join with 3,000 people from Annapolis and around the country, eat some crabs, and do something great for Annapolis. All the money raised goes to help non-profit groups in Annapolis. Since the beginning of this event, more than $1 Million has been given back to the community. Tickets are available in the church office or on-line at www.annapolisrotaryclub.com.
The B and B Ladies of Heritage Baptist Church would like to invite all ladies of the church (age 18 and older) to an “Afternoon Tea” on Saturday, August 8, from 2-4 pm. Come enjoy fellowship with other Christian women while sampling different varieties of tea and teacakes. There will be a guest speaker. Bring your favorite teacup and saucer, and wear your favorite hat and gloves for this special occasion. Bring a friend! Please RSVP to Sally Morehead, 410-263-6680, by July 26. If you did not receive an invitation, please let me know, Connie Golihew, 410-263-8047.
Food Pantry Distribution: Tuesday, July 21 – Betty Gottwald and Thursday, July 23 – Mel Howard.
July 26: Extended Care Workers: Nursery: Amy Henry; Preschool: 2’s and 3’s: Cindy Busch and Patrick Green; 4’s and 5’s: Michelle and Gregg Sleppy. Van Driver: Tom Antonielli. Pianist: Edie Stucker. Closing Prayer: Tom Antonielli.
OPPORTUNITIES FOR JULY 19-25
Today 9:15 am - Sunday School for all ages
10:30 - Morning Worship
Monday 6:00 pm - TOPS
Tuesday 8:30 pm - Alcoholics Anonymous
Wednesday 6:00 pm - Prayer Meeting
- Youth Fellowship
6:45 - Summer Choir
Friday 8:30 - Alcoholics Anonymous
Saturday 4:00 pm - Pre-Passport Lock-In
PRAYER CONCERNS
Our military and civilian personnel, their families, and leaders; Janet Dulin, Jennifer Pope, Jackie Pool, Charles Barnes, Patty Maddocks, Teresa Hansen, Fred Wagner, Dorothy Ayres, Jean Darnell, Chuck Creager, Anna Mae Lynch, Ida Russell, Isabelle Fenner, Rachel Hall, Ed and Hilda Copeland, Faye Smith, Adele Stockett, Paul Archibald, Myrna Ferrell, Terry and Bruce Fullerton, Kristy Keller, Homer Lacefield, Mike Mefford, Tena Quesada, Doyal and Frances Sears, Rebecca Storck, Joan Sumner, Shelley Thompson, Violet Zalewski, Doug Marks, Charles Pippitt, Rose Marse, Jean Marse, Jr., Kaeleigh Beld, Keith Bouilard, Winston Bobbitt, Melvin Slocum, Cecil Sherman, Brenda Cook, Cynthia Worley, Ray Harris, Ron Winters, David Treadwell, Lisa Pybas, Tom Keckler, Hazel DiMaggio, Tyler Howard, Diane DiSano, Sue Lanham, Joyce Grieco, Thelma and Ken Bell, Gladys Frey, Mario Vidotto, Ron Griffie, Chuck Krulak, Ben Winstead, Joyce Poe, Blake Lennon, Jessie Glover, Donna Hartman, Linwood and Lois Hall, Emily Hall
OUR MISSION
We believe Heritage Baptist Church exists to be a beacon reflecting God’s unconditional love in Annapolis and surrounding communities. Using the Bible as our guide, our purpose is to share the Gospel message so that others may become followers of Jesus Christ and to provide an environment that facilitates the strengthening of believers. Each member, like every disciple of Christ, is commissioned to be faithful in the worship of God, Christian ministry, and fellowship with believers. We will continually look to God for power and direction to chart our course.
The following persons have been called to serve as leaders and enablers by the congregation.
PASTOR
Henry Green
MINISTER OF MUSIC
Ralph Manuel
DIRECTOR OF EDUCATION
Everett Golihew
MINISTER TO SENIOR ADULTS
Charles Barnes
YOUTH DIRECTOR
Patricia Welker
ORGANIST
Eleanor Sturgis
ASSISTANT ORGANISTS
Ruth Anne Shiplette
Ellen Welker
LEARNING CENTER DIRECTOR
Betsy Zimmerman
SECRETARY
Sally Morehead
FINANCIAL SECRETARY
Edie Stucker
FACILITIES MANAGER
Clair Morehead
RELIEF CUSTODIAN
Clyde Morehead
NURSERY COORDINATOR
Janet Dulin |
