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 This week's bulletin includes the order of service, prayer requests, announcements and calendar items. Rev. Green's sermon, "An Indissoluble Union," is from Mark 10:2-16.
SUNDAY, OCTOBER 18, 2009
The Worship of God
10:30 A.M.
*Welcome - Rev. Henry Green
Prelude "Wonderful Words of Life"
Call to Worship - Deacons' Choir
"We're Marching to Zion"
Invocation - Everett Golihew
*+Hymn 350 "The Church's One Foundation"
Congregational Reading 699 "Family of God"
+Hymn "They'll Know We Are Christians"
+Pastoral Offertory Prayer
+The Lord's Prayer
Giving of Tithes and Offerings
Offertory "Fugue in C"
*+Doxology Hymn 253
(Children in K-Grade 5 may leave for Faith Quest)
Anthem "Bless the Lord, O My Soul" Adult Choir
Sermon - Rev. Green
Mark 10:2-16 "An Indissoluble Union"
+Hymn 312 "Softly and Tenderly"
Introductions
+Closing Prayer - Jim Gottwald
Postlude "Blessed Assurance"
Please turn off all pagers and cell phones
+Congregation Standing
*The ushers will seat latecomers
October is World Hunger month. All money collected goes to Baptist World Aide. Please give generously by using the envelope found in your boxed offering envelopes or one in the pew rack and mark it accordingly.
CROP Walk for world hunger will take place today at Quiet Waters Park. If you are a walker please meet at the Sassafras Pavilion. A cookout will start at 1 pm followed by the send off at 1:30. If you are a sponsor and paying by check please make it payable to CROP and give it to one of the walkers. Cash is acceptable.
This Wednesday the cooks will be serving roast pork with sauerkraut, baked potatoes, green beans, apple sauce and brownies for dessert.
You are invited to come and enjoy a Church Family Game Night this Friday from 6:30-8:30 pm. It will take place in the youth room. Board games will be provided or you may bring your own. Billiards and ping pong will be available and snacks will be provided.
The HBC FROGS will have a party this Saturday from 10 am to 12 noon in the fellowship hall.
Next Sunday, October 25th, we will have a Craft Fair in the fellowship hall following the morning worship service. Homemade crafts will be on display and there will be a snack fellowship. If you have crafts you would like to sell or display, please let the church office know by Wednesday, October 21st.
Copies of the Treasurer's Report for September are available on a table in the narthex.
Cookies are needed for our Fall Fun Fest. If you can help with this please bring them to the church office by Wednesday, October 28th, marked accordingly.
Calling All Scrap Bookers!! Do you need time to work on your current project? Do you need inspiration or an idea for a new project? Then this class is for you! It will take place on Thursday, October 29th, from 6:30 to 8:30 pm. Come and work on your current project or create some wonderful Halloween themed items with our featured project. A sign up sheet is located on the bulletin board by the church lounge.
Our Fall Fun Fest will take place on Saturday, October 31st, from 10 am - 12 noon. Children of all ages will enjoy "trunk or treating," Dan the Magic Man, the pumpkin patch, games, prizes, hay rides, moon bounce, face painting, picture taking, popcorn, hotdogs, cookies, apple cider and more. Your help is needed in all areas! Please volunteer today to help with this important outreach ministry. The sign up sheet is located on the bulletin board across from the church office.
On Sunday, November 1st, immediately following the morning worship service, there will an important meeting of all parents of youth to discuss PASSPORT for 2010.
Food Pantry Distribution: Tuesday, October 20th - Betty Gottwald and Thursday, October 22nd - Mel Howard.
October 25: Worship Extended Care Workers: Nursery: Emily Morehead; Preschool: 2's and 3's: Julie Golihew and Patrick Green; 4's and 5's: Michelle and Gregg Sleppy. Van Driver: Gayle Stucker. Pianist: Jane Willingham. Closing Prayer: Joyce Harai.
OPPORTUNITIES FOR OCTOBER 18-24
Today 9:15 am - Sunday School for all ages
10:30 - Morning Worship
1:00 pm - CROP Walk
4:00 - Orchestra
5:15 - Youth Choir
6:30 - Youth Fellowship
Monday 6:00 pm - TOPS
Tuesday 6:30 pm - ESL
8:30 - Alcoholics Anonymous
Wednesday 5:45 pm - Church Family Dinner
6:30 - Prayer Meeting
- Children's Choirs
- Youth Fellowship
7:15 - Adult Choir
Thursday 1:00 pm - Knit Chics
6:30 - ESL
Friday 6:30 pm - Family Game Night
8:30 - Alcoholics Anonymous
Saturday 10:00 am - FROGS
PRAYER CONCERNS
Our military and civilian personnel, their families, and leaders; Joyce Domer, Nadine Griffie, Stan Mefford, Belle Ferchak, Brian Darnell, Beverly Gamp, Don Briggs, Pete Mager, Hamilton Nunnally, Charles Barnes, Patty Maddocks, Dorothy Ayres, Chuck Creager, Anna Mae Lynch, Ida Russell, Rachel Hall, Ed and Hilda Copeland, Faye Smith, Adele Stockett, Paul Archibald, Terry and Bruce Fullerton, Kristy Keller, Herman Lacefield, Mike Mefford, Tena Quesada, Doyal and Frances Sears, Rebecca Storck, Joan Sumner, Shelley Thompson, Paula Druskoff, 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, Tom Keckler, Hazel DiMaggio, Diane DiSano, Sue Lanham, Joyce Grieco, Thelma and Ken Bell, Gladys Frey, Mario Vidotto, Ron Griffie, Ben Winstead, Blake Lennon, Jessie Glover, Donna Hartman, Emily Hall and family, Betty and Larry Wilson, Minnie May Claggett, Kelley Miller, Esther Settembrini, Nancy Kaiser, Bob and Jan Colvin, Carolyn Prickett, Doris Stough, Norma Rowe.
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
Amy Henry |
