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A Preacher's Perspective www.wcfamily.org Volume 44, Issue 26 • June 24, 2012 engineer sees a crossing ahead, he pulls the handle A Preacher’s Perspective and makes the whistle sing. he Kingdom Express! An old song said, “this It’s a great thing to be together on the train train is bound for glory!” and those are the which is running on God’s tracks, filled with God’s Tright words for the Kingdom Express-Bound people, and headed for God’s Kingdom. for Glory. Now, when the Bible was written, trains hadn’t This week at VBS we’re going to get on that train and been invented yet. Hundreds of years would have to make great progress on the trip to our final go by before man unraveled the secrets of iron and destination. steel, of engines and power. But God gave men the We’ve got a great crew on our train. They understanding and the skill to create these mighty have been working super-hard to get the wheels oiled, machines to make travel more comfortable and to go the fire-box stoked, the tracks all laid and the at greater and greater speeds. schedule all One of my made out for favorite train the trip. things is to sit in The dining the observation car is full of car and look out yummy food the window at and the freight the beautiful cars are filled countryside with supplies to rolling by. On make the trip a the train you great success! can see the farms with cattle Now, we and horses, with love a train. We miles and miles like the hiss of of fields full of the steam from corn and wheat. the locomotive, we like the You can see the power of the mountains, drive wheels as beautiful rivers they pull out of and magnificent the station and forests and the sound of oceans. If you’ll the wheels as they cross the miles going clickety- be sure to pack your imagination, all these wonders clack, clickety-clack. will be waiting for you this week on the Kingdom Express! Come join us on our trip. But best of all may be the steam whistle which tells everyone the train is on its way. Whenever the All aboard! Chuck Miller June 24, 2012 • Page 2 If you are visiting with us, we especially want to If you have any questions, please feel free to contact welcome you. We pray our time together worshiping our one of our Elders: Don Brewster Chuck Miller Father in heaven will be uplifting and encouraging. You are an honored guest and we want to thank you for being a Our Deacons are: part of our worship this morning! Justin Avey: Benevolence, Fellowship, Stewardship Bible classes begin at 9:30 and are available for all & Leadership ages. Babies can be taken to the nursery located at the Jay Hearn: Worship & Pulpit, Communications, back of the auditorium. Pre-school and elementary-age Outreach, Education, Benevolence children meet in classrooms downstairs. Teens meet in the Curt Robinson: Education, Stewardship & Leadership teen room at the back of the auditorium. The adult class Rick Root: Communications, Education, meets in the fellowship room. Stewardship & Leadership Our Community Groups meet every Sunday throughout the year, except for the last Sunday of each Sunday Morning Bible Class . 9:30 a.m. month. The last Sunday of each month, we will meet at Sunday Morning Worship . 10:30 a.m. 6:00 p.m. for a time of praise and fellowship. Sunday Evening (last Sunday of each month) . 6:00 p.m. A weekly web-cast of our Sunday morning worship Wednesday Evening Bible Class . 7:00 p.m. services is available by following these instructions: http://wcfamily.viewnetcam.com 350 East James Avenue Username: wcfamily West Chicago, Illinois 60185 Password: 6302312062 (630) 231-2062 Click “SINGLE” tab [email protected] • www.wcfamily.org Allow any Active X controls This Morning ... Birthdays & Anniversaries Please take a moment this morning to fill out an June 28 . Noah Gifford attendance card, especially if you are a guest. Prayer cards June 30 . Paul Mercer are also available in the pew rack. You may choose to have prayers by the elders, a prayer warrior or by the whole Dates to Remember church family. If you choose “whole church family” it will TODAY. Vacation Bible School be announced following the sermon. June 29 . Mens Prayer Breakfast Order of Worship July 1 . Annual Picnic July 4 . No Bible Classes Welcome, Announcements, Birthdays. Paul Mullins July 5. Food Pantry Delivery Kids Connection . Brian Gifford July 6 - 14 . RCC Senior Week Praise Songs . Tim Boyd July 14 - 21 . RCC Intermediate Week #148 I Keep Falling in Love with Him July 21 - 28 . RCC Junior Week A New Anointing Records You Helped Make #180 Jesus Is Lord Sunday Morning Bible Class. 41 #47 Holy, Holy, Holy Wednesday Evening Bible Class. 21 Jesus, Jesus Contribution. $2,371.85 Communion . Don Lemley Nursery Workers. Joan Avey, Kelly Ieler Prayers, Pass Emblems & Collection #474 Thank You, Lord (during contribution) Collection Counters . Scott Drumheller, Paul Mullins Sermon . Chuck Miller #129 Amazing Grace Office Schedule Chuck, Don & Sally will be working at RCC Senior Prayer Cards . Bob Voigts Week and Sally will be working at RCC Junior Week. #989 Soon and Very Soon They can be reached by calling the camp phone. June 24, 2012 • Page 3 In Our Prayers... Lauren Helton – Josephine Haggerton’s nephew Kathy Huml – John Pedersen’s sister Hannah Burt turned two on Friday. She also had Mason Hutchins – friend of Alec Boyd & Rourke heart surgery at Lurie Children’s Hospital. Pray for Hannah Mullins and her mom and dad (Melanie and Matt). Rachel Jinkerson – daughter of Darryl & Cindy Cindy Drumheller has been approved for outpatient John Mark Lango, son of former members Keith & Kim therapy starting this Monday and is able to drive. Recovery Debbie Lawrence – Bobbie Whitman’s niece is slow, but she is doing well. Don Lemley Joyce Duke & Ann Garret, Bobbie Whitman’s sister Anne Librande – Joanne Johnson’s mother and niece, were both released from the hospital. They are Jack Lockett– father of Charlie, Mike, Julie Chavez, doing much better. Shelley Prosser, Missy Kissane, & Becky Pedersen Jose Olman Santeliz from Mike Lockett – Joan’s son Mission Lazarus is doing much Joan Mullins – Paul’s mother better. He is shown here with Josh Otte – Chris Czernik’s nephew & the son of Jarrod Brown. Marion Lake’s cousin Paul Stirrup, a former Helen Plummer – the mother of Joan Avey and Cliff member, had heart surgery Scott Robinson – Curt’s brother last week. He had some Kay Schrader complications and had to go Phyllis Sitler back into the hospital for a Bruce Snyder & Cindy Stewart – Bob Voigts’ cousins procedure. He is doing well. Ernie & Rose Stirrup – Kelly Ieler’s parents Those suffering with long-term issues: Jim Whitman Herman Aultman – Bobbie Whitman’s brother Moms-to-Be: Justin Avey Lauren Avey – Justin & Joan’s daughter-in-law Paul & Judy Bertrand – Lynette Root’s parents Kathryn (Lemley) Garner Herman Biggers – Josephine Haggerton’s brother Shannon Gifford Nancy Brewster Armed forces: Bob & Phyllis Cissne – Cindy Drumheller’s parents Josh Aultman – Bobbie Whitman’s grand-nephew John Day Ryan Gleason – Dana Howard’s nephew Al Dorsey Kristen Hauser – a friend of the Avey’s, Afghanistan Doug Dorsey – Al’s son Jacob Headtke – U.S. Marines, RCC alumni Brad Fowler – Joan Lockett’s nephew Joey Wertz – the friend of Lynette Root’s friend, Iraq Josephine Haggerton Jonathon Young – a Warrant Officer in the army TONIGHT! Invite your friends! TONIGHT!! Invite your friends! VACATION BIBLE SCHOOL June 24-28, 2012 Sunday - Thursday 6:30 - 8:30 p.m. Are you ready to roll full-steam ahead into a life which is blessed by the R R actions, attitudes, and decisions you make every day? Come to VBS and enjoy skits, activities, crafts, GRADES fun games and catchy songs! K-6 June 24, 2012 • Page 4 Today Please join us in the fellowship room this morning for aFamily Devotional during Bible class (except for cradle roll classes). Coffee is provided and make sure to visit the coffee-cake and donut table. Annual Meeting Notice The Board of Directors of the Corporation of the West Rockford Christian Camp – Chicago Church of Christ, 350 East James Avenue, West Chicago, IL, in keeping with the bylaws of the • July 6 - 14: Senior Week - grades 7-12 Corporation, hereby give official notice of the 2012 • July 14 - 21: Intermediate Week - grades 6-8 Annual Meeting of the Corporation which shall be held on • July 21 - 28: Junior Week - grades 2-5 Sunday, June 24, at 12:00 noon in the fellowship hall at Also, be a part of the Cabin Keepers the West Chicago Church of Christ, 350 East James Foundation. Join us in this “locust” Avenue, West Chicago, IL. project to help us build up our facilities The purpose of the 2012 Annual Meeting is to transact and keep our fees as low as possible. For the regular business of the Corporation, including the more info check www.rockfordchristiancamp.org. election of members of the Board of Directors, the filling of any vacancies, and to act on any business that may properly come before the Corporation. Supplies for Honduras Please bring coloring books (not thick) and 8-pack Annual Picnic crayons for our mission team to take to Honduras. A box OurAnnual Picnic is next will soon be available in the foyer for your donations. Sunday, July 1. Join us on the church grounds after worship for a wonderful time of fellowship.
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