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EASTER MUSIC/SCHEDULE
Say Yes to God.....
“Many think of self-denial as giving up something during the Lenten season. Others have said that it
is to be dead to self, or even to hate self. I disagree with these opinions. When Jesus referred to self-
denial (Mark 8:34), he was not talking about denying ourselves some luxury item or denying the
reality of self or the needs of self. Rather, he was focusing on the importance of renouncing self as
the center of our life and actions.
“In other words, self-denial is the decision of each of his followers to give over to God his body,
career, money and time. A true disciple is willing to shift the spiritual center of gravity in his life.
Self-denial is the sustained willingness to say no to oneself in order to say yes to God.”
—Bill Hull
Staff Member On Call
March 4, 5, 6, 2011
Robert Putt 841-6886
Monday, March 7
7:00 PM Deacons’ Meeting
Tuesday, March 8
11:30 AM S.W.A.T.
1:30 PM Amazing Grace Fellowship
Wednesday, March 9
5:15 PM Wednesday Night Family Supper (please sign up for dinner by the Monday before)
Surprise Supper
Thursday, March 10
10:00 AM Women’s Bible Study “Faithful ABUNDANT True”
Saturday, March 12
9:30AM Bonus Music Rehearsal - Easter Music
Sanctuary Choir
THANK YOU
Please pray for and extend Christian sympathy to the families of:
Al McFaden
April 10, 1927 - February 25, 2011
Please pray for and extend Christian sympathy to; Paul Linkswiler at the loss of his sister, June
Howell.
North American Missions Emphasis 2011
THEME “Start Here”
“When He saw the crowds, He felt compassion for
them, because they were weary and worn out, like sheep
without a shepherd. Then He said to His disciples, ‘The
harvest is abundant, but the workers are few. Therefore, pray
to the Lord of the harvest to send out workers into His
harvest’” (Matthew 9:36-38, HCSB).
Spiritual awakening and revival will never come to
our families, churches, communities, continent or world
without it first coming to our individual hearts. Even Christians strong in their faith and the expression of it in
word and deed need times of renewal and reflection on where God has brought them and where He is leading
them to go. We need renewal. We need revival. We need to experience afresh God’s power and presence in our
lives. We need His eyes to see, His ears to hear, His heart to love, His hands to touch, and His mind to engage
people where they are and lead them to Him. Only then can we move out toward others with evangelistic passion
and purpose.
To “Start Here” is to look inward at ourselves. It is to examine our hearts, our thoughts, and our actions.
It is to discover the strengths and weaknesses of our faith. The mirror that reflects our inward condition is God’s
Word. We must respond to God’s desire for us to explore His Word, listen to His voice, and invite His Spirit to
move in our lives so we can freely and sacrificially give ourselves to His Kingdom work as we live out the Great
Commission task.
“Start Here” is to also see those around us with God’s eyes and to respond to what we see with
His hands of love and His heart of compassion and His message of Truth and salvation. The landscape of lives
that make up North America will never be fully cultivated and harvested without God first touching Christians’
hearts to see the field and discover their personal roles in fulfilling the Great Commission. Christians must see
the crowds and not be overwhelmed by the vastness of the needs. They must “start here” – with one person, with
one prayer. Those that have discovered God’s abiding presence, even in the midst of fear, inspire and motivate
us to join them in having passion and compassion that reaches from one’s heart all the way around the world –
knowing sometimes the world is as close as the person right beside you. Southern Baptist North American
missionaries are a key element in the task of fulfilling the Great Commission, but the call is for everyone’s
involvement. As we support this great missionary force through prayer, through financial support, and through
going to serve alongside them, we must recognize that their task is ours as well. They serve in hard places with
dedication and perseverance, but they need our active participation. Missionaries first fall on their knees in prayer
before standing up and moving into the field on their feet. They are role models in being fully used by God to
bring the gospel to all people. They trust the Holy Spirit to move in the lives of people and rest assured that God
has called them to be both faithful and fruitful. They know the joy of seeing transformation come as a new
follower of Jesus starts here with simple faith and trust.
This year, will you commit to “start here” by re-examining your heart to discover His will and way for
your life as you live out the Great Commission call? What transformation do you need to witness? How will you
respond?
Let us fix our eyes on Jesus, the author and perfecter of our faith, who for the joy
set before Him endured the cross, scorning its shame, and sat down at the right
hand of the throne of God. (Hebrews 12:2 NIV)
Good Friday
April 22, 2011
Worship 6:30pm
“The Lord’s Supper”
EASTER SUNDAY
April 24, 2011
Worship 11am
No Evening Service
We also are in need of funds to help with postal costs to send the boxes ($7 per box
approx.)
You can drop off your goodies at the church, in the box marked for Easter Shoe
Boxes or in
Adult III Dept. Deadline: Sunday, APRIL 10.
For more information contact: Catherine Parker 665.8517
Please contact the church office with current names and addresses of our
college students by 4/10. Thank You... we don’t want to miss anyone!
WLBC Playground Party
Children’s Ministry
for Children through Grade 6
HOW: EMAIL, CARD, NOTE, PHONE CALL, VERBAL RECITATION FROM MEMORY
SMALL GROUP FORM COMPLETED EACH WEEK February - APRIL 10
SMALL GROUP FORM TURNED IN WITH ATTENDANCE EACH SUNDAY
Loose change adds up to dollars; each of the indicated months will have a different project
as the change recipient. Change collected in March and April will be given to Pure Water,
Pure Love campaign. We do plan to re-use the containers and will set them back out.
Thank you.
Pure Water, Pure Love The most basic of physical
needs—water. Yet so many around the world do not have
access to clean, safe drinking water. You can help.
WMU PROJECT
UNDIE SUNDAYS IN MARCH 2011
IMPACT
College Bible Study
Thursdays at 7pm.
We are now sending a daily Bible verse to all who receive the E-BULLET.
Watch for it in your IN BOX, from Robert Putt.
WLBC = Words of Life Because of Christ
"On mission to reach people
for the family of God.”
Staff