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August 2020 Time to Go to Bed at Night Hi Church, One of my favorite Godly Play stories begins like this: “Time, time, time. There are all kinds of time. There’s a time to wake up in the morning and a August 2020 time to go to bed at night. There’s a time to go to school and a time to come home. There’s a time to work and a time to play.” There’s also a time to say hello and a time to say goodbye. In mid-August, the time will come for Adam and me to say goodbye to our LABC family. I have accepted a new call to be Associate Pastor for Children and Spiritual Formation at First Baptist Church in Frankfort, and as of today, we are both resigning from our work at LABC to join with the church there. Our last day at LABC will be August 23, but our last Sunday in worship with you will be August 16. In Godly Play, we say that every ending is like a beginning, and every beginning is like an ending. When we tie the beginning that is like an ending and the ending that is like a beginning together, they make a circle — the circle of the church year. In the six and a half years we have been at LABC, we’ve been around that circle with you many Danville, Kentucky Volume 15, Number 8 times. We’ve walked through both Advents and Lents and Christmases and Easters with you. We’ve celebrated new life and mourned the passing of loved ones alongside you. We’ve rejoiced with you in joyful seasons and waited and prayed with you in anxious ones, and we are grateful for the journey we’ve shared. In this most recent season it has become clear that the time has come for us to move on to a new place of ministry. I will always hold you in my heart — you have affirmed my calling, ordained me, and allowed me to seek out the places where my creativity and imagination intersect with the work of the church. You have encouraged me, loved me, and entrusted your children to me time and time again, and I know that even though our circle and yours are separating now, we will August 6, Lexington Avenue Baptist Church will begin 10 years of always be connected by the love between us. preparing, boxing and delivering lunches to those in our community Thank you for all you have been to us. May you be blessed in the days and years to come. who depend on us. Since August of 2011 we have assembled and With much love, delivered approximately 39,600 lunches. Wow!!!! Amanda & Adam Standiford There is no doubt, God is with us each Saturday morning. Only help from heaven could possibly guide us as we complete this ever growing task. With the Lord’s blessing we hope to continue this mission for as Post Master: Send Address Changes To Periodical long as we are needed. Lexington Avenue Baptist Church Postage 339 W. Lexington Avenue PAID Please prayerfully consider adding this mission to your calendar. The first Saturday is our day, we need box makers, sandwich makers, soup Danville, KY 40422-1409 USPS #584600 at Danville KY makers, dishwashers and delivery volunteers. All jobs are very (859) 236-3565 important….there is a place for you!!!!! Published Monthly We will never know how great the needs of our neighbors are. I know that included in each box is a special blessing from LABC. May each box we deliver lighten the want of those neighbors. Many, many thanks to each of you who share your time with this mission. Bless this effort, as we continue to serve the Lord through this mission. - Stephanie Griffin Mission Statement Lexington Avenue Baptist Church exists to proclaim the Good News of Christ Jesus to all people, to promote private and congregational worship, to nurture Christian growth, and to sustain others through service, love, prayer, and fellowship. With Sympathy Lexington Avenue Pastor’s Pen News & Notes The Work of Hello LABC family, To Stephanie Donovan Bells at LABC (From Beverly Durham) Baptist Church and family in the death of Lexington Avenue Baptist Church has a beautiful late cast (11) bell the Church 339 W. Lexington Avenue What a summer it has been! I know we have her grandmother, Jean chime that was cast and installed by The Old Meneely Bell Foundry of Danville, Kentucky 40422 never and hopefully will never experience this again. Donovan Watervliet, New York. This company was also known as the West Troy Phone: (859) 236-3565 In the midst of all this, Jesus is still Lord and Savior Deacons of the Week Fax: (859) 238-7765 and our hope can be in Him. I am so thankful we To Fred Durham in the Foundry. Historically speaking, the chimes at LABC are very significant. The Email: [email protected] Old Meneely Bell Foundry only cast two more after this. One of them no longer have been able to meet on Sundays and thanks to all death August 2-8 Web: www.lexingtonavenue.org of those involved in making that happen. We are now of his brother, exists, leaving this chime as the second to last chime that this historic foundry Jason Shoults: 859-548-5946 full time live on Facebook and it is so nice to have Palmer Durham. cast. The other set is in St. Mark’s Episcopal Church in New Canaan, CT. Tim Dievert:: 238-3195 great equipment to make that happen. It looks like The chimes were cast and installed into the tower of the church in 1941. Basil Hall we will be in this schedule for the month of August. I To the family of Van Cook The chimes were a gift to the church by Mr. and Mrs. John Chestnut. The 11 August 9-15 Senior Pastor would rather stay in our current pattern than move bells range from a large 700 pound bell to the smaller 65 pound bell. They are Paul Elwyn: 583-0205 [email protected] forward too early and regret having to take steps cast from a bronze alloy known as “bell bronze”, which is 80% copper and 20% Jeremy Brummett: 326-0419 backward. Moving backward at this point is not tin. The bells were hung inside a fabricated steel frame that was custom something I want to even imagine. Thank you for Circle of Care Amanda Standiford designed for our unique tower. August 16-22 your constant prayers and consistent giving to Minister to Children & Families Steve Griffin: 583-1254 LABC. Your commitment to Christ and His Church Emy Glo Purdom The Verdin Company has worked with our chimes for several years, but [email protected] intermittently. This last winter, the church signed a contract for annual Bill Elliott: 516-4747 is undeniable during these difficult times. 2995 Waterworks Rd inspection of our chimes. Upon inspection in early spring, it was discovered August 23-29 Phil Quinn There are business and administrative items Danville Ky 40422 that one of the bells had fallen. The steel frame work and some of the bolts Martha Brummett: 326-0033 Minister of Music we will have to address over the next few months. Happy Birthday August 9 holding the bells had deteriorated over the 80 years. This was cause for alarm That being said, we will be communicating all of Betty Gayle Williams: 516-2639 [email protected] and need for immediate removal of the bells for the safety of our structure. these things going on in the church to you. We will Danny Bodner have to perform most tasks via Zoom meeting and we *Parts of this article are from Tim Verdin of Verdin Company, Cincinnati, Ohio August 30-Sept 5 Adam Standiford will gladly walk you through that process. Even if 221Madison Ave Carolyn Montgomery: 216-5381 Youth Minister you have never been in a Zoom meeting before, we Danville, Ky 40422 Senior Adult News Jean Steinhauer: 583-3403 will be glad to assist you. Some of the items we will Happy Birthday: August Due to the increase in Covid-19 cases, we are not planning on any activities in Gail Singleton August. We will continue to keep up with each other through Zoom get have to address are: Deacon selection, Annual 29 Office Manager Budget, Nominating Committee selections, minister togethers. If anyone needs help with how to join in on these fun chats let us [email protected] search committee selection, just to name a few. We know. We’ve been having the Zoom meetings on Sunday evenings at 6:00. Sunday Report Stay safe and say a prayer that we will soon be able to have in-person activities. will keep you up to speed on all the things going on Weekly Budget Need Malinda Smith during this process. Students of the Baby Sprinkle For Hope Farmer $9.786.71 Financial Secretary Lastly, I am again proud to be the Pastor of [email protected] Month Hope will welcome a baby boy (Tyson) sometime around September 1. Though this wonderful collection of believers. You all have COVID will prevent us from having a shower at church, we still want to Giving to Date: truly shown me your commitment and love for this Micah Price celebrate with Hope and Max. They are registered at https:// Budget Offerings $285,536.25 Beth Lee place. Keep praying as we move into new areas and Budget Goal $293,601.30 2150 Old Lexington Rd www.babylist.com/ baby-hope-farmer.
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