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South Florence Baptist Church That Day We welcome Pastor Jim, Jennifer, Kaylee, and Krislyn Grigg on their first official Sunday with us! We are blessed to have you! On Monday, Oct.16th, you’ll have a chance to get to know Pastor Jim better over sandwiches and tea We’ll have two question and answer sessions South Florence Baptist Church that day. The first session will be during a luncheon at 12pm. There will be another session Where Everybody Is Somebody that evening at 7pm. (Food will only be served at the 12pm session.) Destination X - Get ready T-412! Destination X will be tonight after evening worship. Senior Pastor: Rev. Jim Grigg 704 - 796 - 4414 We’ll load up and head to a secret location for a special hang time with Adam & Pastor Jim. Assoc. Pastor: Rev. Charles Trantham 843 - 250 - 0760 Prayer Breakfast - You are all invited to sign up to attend a Prayer Breakfast this Wednesday morning. We’ll meet at Bazen’s at 8am to enjoy a great start to the day with ___ I am a first time guest. prayer, breakfast, and sweet fellowship. Music Director: Mrs. Brittney Wilson 843 - 617 - 8180 ___ I am a return guest. Wednesday Night Meal - This week’s meal will be spaghetti, salad, and garlic bread. Please sign up if you plan to come eat with us. The cost is $4 per person or $12 per family. I am a guest of: October 8th, 2017 _______________________________________ This week’s away game will be Friday at 7:30pm against Conway. Please continue to lift these players up in prayer. Mark your calendars, we’ll have the team ___ Update Membership Information here for a special worship service on Wednesday, Oct. 25th at 7pm. Name: ___________________________________ 5th Quarter - T-412 Youth are invited to The 5th Quarter on Oct. 27th after the South v/s West football game. Football players and cheerleaders from both schools will be invited to Address:_________________________________ come back to our youth building to hang out. We’ll have hamburgers, hotdogs, and a bonfire. Welcome & Announcements Pastor Charles Make plans to come have a great time! City: ____________________________________ Tithes & Offerings “We Have Come Into This House” Time of Worship “Power In the Blood” State: ________ Zip:_____________________ SideKicks are invited to sign-up for a sweet time of “Jesus Paid It All” fellowship over lunch on Oct. 28th. We’ll leave the church at 11am to head to The Mayflower Special Music Carey McLaughlin in Darlington. You will be responsible for the cost of your own meal. Email:___________________________________ Pocket Change Phone: Message Pastor Jim The Sidekicks will be going to see “The REAL Christmas Story” on Saturday, Nov. 25th. This show is now sold out. Anyone who signed up to attend Home:__________________________ Invitation “On My Cross” needs to please pay $35 to Juanita Purvis by Oct. 29th. If you have signed up but will not be able to attend, please let Juanita know as soon as possible. (Dinner will be at Captain Steve’s Cell:____________________________ Seafood after the show.) ____ Married ____ Single Welcome & Announcements Pastor Charles CrossRoads Winter Conference 2018 - T-412 Youth are invited to sign up to attend ____ College ____ Youth Time of Praise & Worship #CRWC18 Jan. 12th-15th, 2018. The cost is $175.00 per youth with a $50.00 deposit due by Offering Nov. 1st.. The cost includes the conference, breakfast, and dinner. You will need money Adults, please indicate your age range: Pocket Change for lunch and spending. We have reserved 26 spots so please sign up today. Message Pastor Jim ___ Under 20 ___20’s ___30’s Invitation Women of Joy – Rescued - A sign up sheet has been posted for anyone interested in attending next year’s conference. The conference will be May 4th-6th at the Myrtle Beach ___40’s ___50’s ___60+ Convention Center. The conference cost is $99 per person, with a $25 deposit due by Nov.5th. The conference is already halfway sold out so sign up today. Please see the sign-up sheet for all details, including a 2 night stay in a condo option. ___ I would like to know more about Sunday 4:15pm Choir Practice becoming a Christian. 4:30pm Christmas Play Practice SC CWP Instructor Ron Summerford will hold a class 5:15pm Ascension Groups here on Saturday, Nov. 11th beginning at 10am. You will be qualifying the same day. The ___ I would like to know more about South Florence Baptist Church. 6:00pm Evening Worship & TeamKid cost of the SC CWP is $60, which covers the finger printing and processing fees. The Utah Monday 3:00pm Experiencing God CWP is also offered for an additional $67. You can bring your own handgun or rent one of his for $25.00. All money is due the day of the class. Please sign up if you plan to attend. ___ I would like to speak with Tuesday 6:30pm Women on Mission Meeting someone about church membership. Wednesday 8:00am Prayer Breakfast at Bazen’s T-412 to The Judgement House- T-412 Youth are invited to sign up to attend Judgement 7:00pm Mid-Week Worship, T-412 Youth, House 2017 on November 18th. We’ll meet here and leave at 4:00pm to travel to East ___ I would like a visit from a Pastor. RAs, GAs, & Mission Friends Dillon Baptist Church. The cost will be $10 which will cover dinner afterward. Thursday 6:30pm Authentic Manhood Bible Study Bible Journaling Youth Schoolhouse Fundraiser - Thanks to all the T-412 youth who volunteered October 8th, 2017 yesterday at the Schoolhouse and to everyone who came out to support them! Serving with my whole heart . Submit a Nursery & Toddlers Nursery & Toddlers Wayne Purvis Sally Wilson & Mary Lynn K. Kathy Miller & Dianne Harper Brad Miller Prayer Request 2yr. Olds - Rm. 115 2yr. Olds - Rm. 115 Ricky Green Ashley Sportiello Rene Springs & Amy Lynch Adam Wilson Ashley Miller 3 - 5yr. Olds Boyce Francum 3 & 4yr. Olds - Rm. 112 Frank & Melissa Boatwright Michael & Emily Anderson ___ Upcoming surgery: Children’s Church Alan & Denise Henderson Frank & Melissa Boatwright When: _________________________ Where: ________________________ Infants & Toddlers Infants & Toddlers Charles Russell Chinel Boateng & Stacy Babb Special prayer request: ____________________ Adam & Brooks Wilson Charles Rogers 2 & 3yr. Olds 2 & 3yr. Olds - Rm. 115 Bryan Collins ________________________________________ Cheryl Wilkes & Victoria Hudson Libby Edwards Brent Hudson 4 yr. Olds - Rm. 112 Juanita Purvis Oliver Smith ________________________________________ James & Ashley Robbins 4&5yr. Olds Frank & Melissa Boatwright Children’s Church ________________________________________ I would like information on the Deacon of the Week: following SFBC ministries: Gary Miller 10.10 Women on Mission Meeting at 6:30pm __ Preschool __ Children 10.11 Wednesday Prayer Breakfast -Bazen’s at 8am 843-319-2765 10.13 2017 Disaster Relief Training Conference (10.13-14) __ Youth __ College/Singles 10.15 Deacons’ Meeting at 4:30pm 10.16 Getting to Know Pastor Jim at 12pm & 7pm __ Adults __ Seniors 10.18 Church Planning Committee Meeting at 6pm 10.25 SFHS Bruin Service at 7pm 10.27 5th Quarter (After the South v/s West Evangelism Report Game) Sunday Evenings This Month: This week, I witnessed to and/or 10.28 SideKicks to The Mayflower for Supper The Church - A Series On 1 Peter visited… 10.29 Youth Sunday Beginning This Evening _______________________________________ SC Baptist Convention Disaster Relief Training _______________________________________ The SC Baptist Convention is holding a Disaster Relief Training Conference at White Oak on Oct. 13th-14th. The cost will be $35 for returning volunteers and $50 for new _______________________________________ volunteers. This will include the registration fee, training materials, Saturday lunch, hat, lanyard, t-shirt, badge, and background screening. Room and board costs will be $49.50 They… per person. If you would like to attend, please see Tommy Campbell for a registration form. This Tuesday is the last day you can register. __ They received Christ __ Shared the love of Christ Operation Christmas Child - October’s Item of the Month : Small toys for girls and boys. We could also use more small stuffed animals, combs, brushes, colored __ They had a prayer request: pencils, and small books. We are volunteering again this year at the O.C.C. Processing Center in Charlotte on Monday, Dec. 11th. It’s an incredible experience to see this ministry in action. Please sign up if you would like to attend. _______________________________ Ministry Opportunities - There are several opportunities for us to serve in the _______________________________ Florence area over the next several months. Please be sure to look at the Information Board. We need to be the hands and feet of Jesus. If you have any questions, please see Mary Lynn Kleinknecht. Thanks! .
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