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Please Join Us for Prayer Every Saturday @ 8A “Do not be anxious about anything, but in Everything, by prayer and petition, with Thanksgiving, present your requests to God.” Philippians 4:6 Pray for Bethel Ministries: Praise for Darin and Angela Mikkelson and others who are excited and passionate about helping others experience financial freedom. Pray for all involved as Financial Peace University begins again in late February. Pray that we would be able to offer childcare and that ultimately people would come to know Christ through this opportunity. Our Mission Praise and prayer for our pastors, their families and our church family. We exist to glorify God, point people to new life in Christ Pray for the Northern Plains District Conference preparations. and help them follow Him as a way of Life. Pray for the five student leaders of The Underground as they begin the process of planning and coordinating student takeover night for April. Pray for continued refreshment for volunteers who work in children’s church and Sunday Morning Worship Service the nursery. Pray for AWANA and Kids Beach Club and the impact these programs are having February 26, 2017 on children within the church and the community. Pray for those within our congregation struggling spiritually, physically, financially Welcome/Call to Worship and relationally. Pray we would encourage one another. Pray for wisdom for our ministry teams, councils, deacons, elders, and pastors. Worship through Upcoming Opportunities Pray for Bethany EFC of Esmond and Faith EFC of Grace City and the video ministry Bethel is doing alongside them. Worship through Offering Worship through Music Pray for Missions: Praise for the work God has been doing through CRU at Lake Region State College. Worship through the Message Pastor Bruce Dick Pray for the upcoming Sidewalk Prophets concert they are sponsoring. Pray for the Paulson family and continued direction in their ministry. Pray for the spiritual warfare the kids they work with face daily. “The Right Fight” Pray for Karl Krause and the work Child Evangelism Fellowship (CEF) is doing Part 16 of Trusting God in the Storm throughout the region. Pray for the planning and preparations of summer camps at Cooperstown Bible Camp and FaHoCha Bible Camp. Pray for the global missions and work being done for the kingdom. Keep Lacey Job 40:3-41:34 Harper, Malayia Johnson, Tim & Dianne Fellows, Michael & Emilie Gibbons, Ron & Page 445-446 Joanne Krueger, Fred & Desi Schmidt, Steve & Kathy Austvold, Paul & Patty Durbin, Griffin family, and Moss family in prayer. Pastoral Staff Senior Pastor Bruce Dick [email protected] Senior Associate Pastor Bryce Harcey [email protected] Pastor of Rural Church Care Dave Fix [email protected] Next Gen & Worship Pastor Nathan Palatsky [email protected] 2017 Northern Plains District Conference The 2017 NPD Conference will be held at Bethel Church, March 23-25. The ministry of Time to Revive will be facilitating the conference. We are praying for God to use this gathering in a BIG way. Equipping Classes: Class information and locations for children, students, and adults Please join us in prayer for this conference and for revival across our state. We are for the 11:00 hour will be displayed after the service. New? A Guest? A great place to also seeking a dedicated prayer team and other volunteers. There are a variety of jump in is the “Gospel Basics” class with Pastor Bryce. roles - including some easy ways for everyone to get involved! Brochures and The Gathering: The Gathering is, at heart, a simple chance for believers to worship registration forms are available in the foyer. Katie Fitch will be manning the table in together. All are welcome. Our prayer team will also be available throughout the night the foyer this morning to help connect you with a potential serving opportunity for if you would desire to pray or be prayed for. We would love to have you and your the conference or to help register you for the weekend. friends join us here at Bethel Friday, March 10 7:00-8:30 pm. If you have questions throughout the week about how you can help the conference run smoothly, please contact Katie at 865-309-9337 or [email protected] UPCOMING EVENTS Monday Meeting at 7:00 pm Wednesdays at 6:30 pm Financial Peace University: There is still time to sign up for the upcoming Financial Feb 27 – Deacons & Outreach The Underground Peace University class beginning March 11! If you have any questions or would like to Mar 6 – Worship & Fellowship AWANA sign up, please contact Darin & Angela Mikkelson at (701) 544-0172. Mar 13 – Elders (5:30 pm) Mar 20 – Next Gen & Equipping Weekend to Remember Marriage Getaway: Join FamilyLife at the Minneapolis Marriot City Center on March 3-5. For details, more information, and to register go to Saturday 8:00 am Prayer www.FamilyLife.com/weekend For $100 off couple registration use the group code BethelDL at checkout. SERVANTS FOR TODAY, February 26 Men’s Retreat: March 3-5 at Cooperstown Bible Camp. Cost is $100 per person. To Worship Service Nursery: Becca Herman, Connie Heppner, & Madison Prince register, please contact camp directly (701) 797-2174 or register online at Children’s Church: Amanda St. Pierre, Paige Mikkelson, & Matthew Britsch Sunday School Nursery: Jordan & Amanda Herman www.copperstownbiblecamp.com SERVANTS FOR SUNDAY, March 5 Slaubaugh Family Worship Service Nursery: Children’s Church: Katie Fitch Family Sunday School Nursery: Meg Nelson & Michelle Herman March Greeters: Brad & Ashley Pollestad 3 Ways to Give: Thank you for supporting the ministry of Bethel Church. There are March Ushers: Daniel Frith, Justin Herman, Dave Kosmatka, & Duane Twedt three ways you can give: Offering Plate (cash or check), Bill Pay (through your bank) or March Coffee Ministry: Angela Mikkelson Electronic Giving (one-time or scheduled) at www.bethelfree.com/give. For questions FINANCIAL REPORT or more information, please contact the church office. Last Week’s Offering: $ 8,285.00 Underground Scholarships: The Underground has a scholarship fund to help cover Weekly Offering Budget: $ 8,943.40 costs for students who would otherwise be unable to attend conference trips. If you Giving as of February 19: $ 51,264.79 would like to donate for current or future needs please make your check payable to Budget as of February 19: $ 71,547.17 Bethel Underground and write “Scholarship” in the memo. Thank you for your faithful giving. Tech Team: Bethel’s sound and Powerpoint people are an essential, if often underappreciated, part of the worship ministry. We are looking for a few more who Contact Information may be interested in learning to run the sound board or Powerpoint for Sunday PO Box 718 – 1312 E Walnut St worship. If interested, talk to Pastor Nathan or call the office. Devils Lake, ND 58301 Phone: (701) 662-3758 Email: [email protected] Do you like Coffee? Would you be willing to help with the coffee ministry sometime this spring? If so, find the sign up clipboard at the Welcome Center in the foyer. This is www.bethelfree.com a great hospitality opportunity and the entire family can help. .
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