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Bulletin-Newsletter 5-15-11.Pub hare the Gospel SSS uild the Body BBB www.SequimBible.org [email protected] elebrate the Lord! CCC May 15, 2011 Today’s Services Pastor Shane McCrossen The Armor Part 2 Ephesians 6: 15, 16 9:30 am Traditional Worship Service --- Joseph Pfeifer 11:00 am Contemporary Worship Service --- Joseph Pfeifer • Sunday School for Adults & Teens Rm 1 Adult Sunday School Classes Matthew—Dave Thomas • Daniel — Jim Henderson Rm 1 • • Children’s Choir & Bible Time 5-11 yrs, 401A Luke — Karen Machamer Rm 401-A • • Nursery Care infants-2yrs Luke — Dale Gustafson Rm 401-B • Children’s Classes for ages 4-12 • Sunday School 2yrs-5yrs Nursery Care infants-2yrs Sunday School 2yrs-3yrs Prayer Team 9:30 am Lee & Shirley Porter Nursery WorkersWorkers: 9:30 am Joyce Thomas & Lori Pritchard 11:00 am Sandy Ruby, Jeri Smith (Jr. Helper—Jamie Gilchrist) 5:30 pm High School Youth Group - Joseph Pfeifer 6:00 pm Walid Shoebat (ex-PLO) video “Islam in the Bible” Taste and see that the Lord is good; blessed is the man who takes refuge in Him....those who seek the Lord lack no good thing. Ps. 34:8, 10 (NIV) THIS WEEK AT SEQUIM BIBLE CHURCH MONDAY 5/16 WEDNESDAY 5/18 9:00 am Bible Study Rm 1 Philippians 9:00 am Cairns & Cordova Care Group 7:00 pm Precept Class 1:30 pm Women’s Ministry Board Meeting 5:30 pm E3 Middle School Youth Group TUESDAY 5/17 6:30 pm Adult Bible Study & Prayer Meeting 8:00 am Sons of Issachar Men’s Bible Study 5:30 pm Young Adult Bible Study THURSDAY 5/19 7:00 pm Traditional Worship Team Practice 7:30 am Men’s Bible Study/Breakfast-Mariner Cafe 7:00 pm Contemporary Worship Team Practice NEXT SUNDAY: 5/22 Congregational Meeting following 2nd service. 6:00 pm Josh McDowell video “Tolerating the Intolerable” THIS WEEK AT SBC . THIS WEEK’S BIRTHDAYS AND ANNIVERSARIES 15 16 17 18 19 20 21 Sara Eldridge Daine Horton Shirley Cameron Lyle Griswold Mary K Heindl Margarette McGhee Monday Night Precept Bible Study 7:00 pm - Room 401 Gospel of John, Part 2 led by Mark & Nancy Wendeborn Sons of Issachar Tuesday, 8:00 am in the Fellowship Hall Men’s Bible Study ... Understanding May 17 John Loeffler video the Times ... “The Slow and Painful Shift of American Values” HERE IS WHAT’S COMINCOMINGG UP . EVENT CALENDAR May 21st ‘My Choices’ Walk - For - Life June 3rd & 4th - Church Work Days NURSERY WORKERS PRAYER TEAM MINISTRY 9:30 - 10:30 am May 22 9:30 am LeAnn Parker & Casey Vass May 22 Gary & Marianne Dunlap 11:00 am Sandy Ruby & Louella Hanson 29 Darlene Hako, Evelyn Smith, Fran Nielsen 29 9:30 am Peg Brown & Vicki Lemke June 5 Daniel Myo, Keith Hedstrom, George Bean 11:00 am Sandy Ruby & Linda Rome 12 Mark & Nancy Wendeborn WOMEN’S PRECEPT BIBLE STUDY Tuesday mornings, 9:30, Room 401 A five-week study of Jude begins Jun 21st led by Estelle Stott Workbooks $12.50 - Sign up sheet in upper lobby. CONGREGATIONAL MEETING SUNDAY MAY 22 The Elders have called for a special business meeting of SBC members on May 22 at 12:15 pm, just after second service. In accordance with our Constitution, we are seeking a membership vote of approval to increase our 2011 budget by $5,265. This will allow us to fund salary for the Youth/Worship Intern position for July through Decem- ber. Our present budget funds this position for only the first half of the year (at $5,265). If approved, this intern position will continue to be filled by John Mangiameli. GENERAL ANNOUNCEMENTANNOUNCEMENTSS . From the Christian Education Director I had my first meeting as the CE Director with our Sunday School staff for our children 2 years thru 6th grade. What a wonderful group of teachers and helpers they are! They range in age from 15—65+. Some have taught S.S. for over 40 years! All love the Lord and love the children. They present God’s Word with a gospel message weekly, all the while making this a fun and loving place to be each Sunday morning. From the bottom of my heart I thank each and every teacher and helper. I hope each of you will take the time to thank them for their love for our children. Dave Thomas P.S. If you have a special craft skill that you could share with the children one Sunday during the year, please contact me or Rita Anderson. Thank You. MISSIONARY HOUSING NNEEDEDEEDED Larry & Susan Weil, our missionaries in Mozambique, will be home on furlough from October 2011 to May 2012 and would like a two bedroom apartment or house. If you can meet this need, please contact Wayne Anderson 683-4548 A NOVEMBER TOUR ARE YOU IN A SMALL GROUP OR BIBLE STUDY YET? If not, please consider joining one of SBC’s Pastor Dave & Donna are many weekday groups. Such groups are widely planning a two week tour considered to be the key to personal spiritual of the Holy Land in No- growth and the foundation of a vibrant church. vember of this year . You will study the Bible, pray together, and build For more information on meaningful relationships. Info brochures are this trip, please check with available at the kiosk in the lower lobby. the church office . HEART ––– TO ––– HEART “…teach the older women to be reverent in the way they live, not to be slanderers or addicted to much wine, but to teach what is good. Then they can train the younger women to love their husbands and children, to be self-controlled and pure, to be busy at home, to be kind, and to be subject to their husbands, so that no one will malign the word of God.” Titus 2:3-5 (NIV) Ladies! In obedience to the above scripture, please join us in this new ministry for all SBC women – where senior and junior women can encourage each other and learn and fellowship together in a one- on-one setting, as women mentoring women. To learn more , info brochures and profile sheets are available in the upper lobby. NEWS REGARDING PASTOR DAVE’S SABBATICAL TO OUR SBC FAMILY Donna and I will be on sabbatical for the months of May through July: this is the first time I have had one and we are very grateful. We will be pulling our trailer as we visit family in Oregon, California and Missouri. This will be a time of physical and spiritual renewal for us as we visit different churches, read, and study. I hope to return with fresh energy and vision to apply to this wonderful Church. We love you all very much. I have been working with Pastor Shane, the Elders and staff to ensure a smooth transition and I am con- fident that they are well prepared. I am also confident that all ministries and committees will continue their efforts for our Lord. As always, the office is a good place to start if you have questions. Pastor Shane and the Elders will, of course, also be available. The Elders have set up a rotating schedule to be available for visitation or other needs. You will be in our prayers, and we likewise will appreciate your prayers for us. May God bless you. Love, Pastor Dave SABBATICAL PULPIT SCSCHEDULEHEDULE May 15, 22, 29 Pastor Shane June 5 Ray Beaver of The Gideons June 12, 19 Pastor Neil Smith, retired local pastor June 26 Clyde Cowan of N. American Indigenous Ministries July 3 Bruce Wood of SBC, formerly with Inst. for Creation Research July 10, 17, 24, 31 Pastor Neil Smith FROM YOUR ELDERS Although Pastor Dave and Donna will be greatly missed during their well-deserved sabbatical, we are making every effort to ensure that the needs of the Body are being met. Some specifics: • Pastor Shane will be overseeing the church office and will be available to either conduct or help to make arrangements for baby dedications, baptisms, weddings, funerals, etc. • During May, when pastor Shane is preaching each Sunday, our youth intern John Mangiameli will as- sume many of Shane’s routine duties for youth ministry. • Elder Paul Hanson will conduct the Wednesday evening prayer and Bible studies. • If you are a first-time visitor to SBC, your blue “welcome bag” contains a get-acquainted CD with one of pastor Dave’s recent sermons. Your coupon for a free meal can be redeemed with pastor Shane or any Elder, or you can wait for pastor Dave’s return in August. Thanks for being here! The Elders are rotating responsibility for “Elder of the Week” (see below), and are available 24/7. Con- tact this elder either directly or through the church office for visitation needs (hospitalization, illness), counseling requests, or any issues of special concern. Dale Gustafson is your Elder contact May 1515----21.21. Home 360-683-5405 or through the church office 360-683-4135 MISSIONS SALUDOS FROM YAKIMA May and June 2011 Dear Brethren: We praise God for all of you. We have seen God's blessings and mercy because of the wonder- ful way you have ministered to us; both in prayer and financial support. We are blessed to have a "Family of God" like you. We are still in need of much prayer as Maria has 2 more chemo infusions to go. Praise God! Praise God also for faithful servants! The Edgewood Baptist Church in Edmonds, WA. has been coming to the Yakima Valley since 1997, to help with the Hispanic churches.
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