Bulletin for 8/29/04

Worship Schedule For 9/5/04

Announce – Brian Witty

Sing A.M. – Stephen Powell

Read – Maurice Powell

Pray – Larry Powell

Table – Joey Ferrell

Keith Bowman

Jerry Powell

Nathan George

Dismiss – Johnny Powell

 

Sing P.M. – Maurice Powell

Pray P.M. – Jerry Powell

* If unable to serve, please call Joey Ferrell or Doris Hibdon.

 

Wed. Night Schedule For 9/1/04

Sing – Maurice Powell

Read – Doris Hibdon

 

Prepare Communion For September

Larry Powell

 

Last Week’s

 Attendance - 78

Contribution - $1111.00

 

Visit The Shut-ins Today

Stephen Powell, Brian Witty

 

Visit The Shut-ins Next Sunday

Odell Powell, Doris Hibdon

 

4th Sunday Speakers For September

A.M. – Jerry Gilley

P.M. – Larry Powell

  

Pray For…

…The Sick

Anita Bowman, Kellie Payne, Rodney Caine,

Alice Youngblood, Allen Thomas

 

…The Shut-ins

J.D. Lorance, Alta Jones, Ona Prater, Dovie Wood,

William Condra, Sarah Mayo, Alberta Cook, Clarence Mears

·          Those in BOLD are currently on the visitation route.

 

…Those Serving Our Country

Seth Powell

 

…The Families Of Those Bereaving Over The Loses Of

Tim Thomas

 

Last Week’s Bible Question

Q: Who said: “I know that my redeemer liveth, and that he shall stand at the latter day upon the earth.”

A: Job (19:25)

 

This Week’s Bible Question

What group of Christians examined the Scriptures every day to see if Paul was telling the truth?

 

Current Events

Gospel Meeting

Browntown Church of Christ

Morrison, TN

Mon., Aug. 30th – Fri., Sept. 3rd

Speaker: Vernon Lyons

Services Nightly: 7:00 P.M.

 

Birthdays & Anniversaries This Week

Sun., Aug. 29thAnnette Payne

Sun., Aug. 29thZoe Witty

Mon., Aug. 30thJeff Wimberley

Tues., Aug. 31stTiffany O’Hara

Tues., Aug. 31stLeburn Pelham

Wed., Sept. 1stGladys Lance

Thurs., Sept. 2nd Will Daniel

Fri., Sept. 3rd Margaret Smith

 

WHAT WAS THAT ALL ABOUT?

A man walked home from work one day when he saw a snail on his porch and said, "Oooh, a snail."  So he kicked it as hard as he could, sending the snail to his neighbor's yard.

Two years later, the man was sitting in his front room watching television, when he heard a knock at the door. He answered the door finding no one there. As he was about to close the door, he looked down and saw a snail. The snail looked up and said, "So…what was that all about???"

My first reaction to this story was to think, "Two years is a mighty  long time to hold a grudge (well, maybe not long for a snail!)." But, wait a minute!  The snail doesn't hold a grudge.  There's no anger, no resentment in his voice.  It merely takes him two years to be able to say what most of us have the opportunity to say within hours, if we choose:  "You hurt me. Maybe it was unintentional, but you hurt me."

That's tough to do.  A lot tougher than the option we often choose -- telling everyone else we know about what that "terrible person" did to us. Yes, it's tougher, but it's crucial if we want to preserve a good relationship.

Jesus said, "Moreover if your brother sins against you, go and tell him his fault between you and him alone...." (Matthew 18:15)

Has someone done something to hurt you lately?  Why not summon up the courage to say (without anger or resentment), "You hurt me. What was that all about?" Oh yes, and be prepared to forgive!

Have a great day!

Alan Smith

White House Church of Christ

White House, Tennessee

THOUGHT FOR THE DAY (July 2, 2004)

www.TFTD-online.com

 

No Time

I knelt to pray but not for long,

I had too much to do.
I had to hurry and get to work

For bills would soon be due.

 

So I knelt and said a hurried prayer,

And jumped up off my knees.

My Christian duty was now done

My soul could rest at ease.

 

All day long I had no time

To spread a word of cheer.

No time to speak of Christ to friends,

They'd laugh at me I'd fear.

 

No time, no time, too much to do,

That was my constant cry,

No time to give to souls in need

But at last the time, the time to die.

 

I went before the Lord, I came,

I stood with downcast eyes.

For in his hands God held a book;

It was the book of life.

 

God looked into his book and said

"Your name I cannot find.

I once was going to write it down...

But never found the time."

 

 

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