224 Main Street Penn Yan, New York
July 7, 2013 10:00 AM
We, as God's people, will use our gifts and talents to seek out and
bring people to Christ
by maturing in our faith, by deepening our fellowship,
and by caring for people for the honor and glory of God.
Our Service of Worship and Praise
Prelude ~ Chimes
Welcome & Announcements
*Song of Praise “Thou Art Worthy” PB no. 73
*Call to Worship
*Hymn “Turn
Your Eyes Upon Jesus” PB no. 49
Special Music “The Lord’s Prayer” Linda Watson
Children's Time
Pastoral Prayer & Lord's Prayer
Offertory
*Doxology Praise God from whom all blessings flow
Praise Him
all creatures here below
Praise Him
above ye heavenly host
Praise Father, Son and Holy Ghost. Amen.
*Offertory Prayer
Scripture Reading I Corinthians
10:16-17 Pew Bible NT pg. 229
*Hymn “O the
Blood of Jesus”
On Insert
Sermon “The Lord’s Supper” Rev. Stephen Sanden
Service of Communion
*Hymn “My Hope Is Built on
Nothing Less” No. 379
*Benediction ~ *Postlude
*If you wish to
and are able, you are invited to stand.
Pastor:
Rev. Stephen Sanden
PO Box 695, Penn Yan
Pastor's Phone: Cell
386-986-6961
Pastor's E-Mail: revsanden@aim.com
Ushers/Greeters Erma Mullins, head usher
Charlie Miller, Cheryl Stewart, Lyle Conrad
Choir Director: Barbara Stewart
Organist: Carrie Ahearn
Church
Phone: 315-536-9821
Church E-mail: pyfbc224@gmail.com
Church Website: pennyanfbc.com
Tom Burke Cristine Conklin Kalie
Greene
Rachel Carter Clyde Dillon Hunter Greene
Deb Clancy Jennifer
Slocum
Marge Moulton – admitted to the
Keuka Comfort Care Home
Our Special
Interest Missionaries:
Rev. Charles and Mrs. Sarah Clement-West, Zambia
Courtney Crisler, The Place, Norwich,
NY
Quail Summit: Alice Wise
Clinton Crest: Margaret Drakeley Doris Barcliff
The Homestead: Helen Ansley
Virginia DeLooza
Dick
Sharman Willie Nelson
Irene Wachala
Necia Smith
The Manor:
Margaret Hartwell Billie Potts
Mary Armstrong
- Our Country and Leaders
- Our Service Men and Women and their
families
- Those in our community who serve as
law enforcement, fire fighter
volunteers,
teachers, community leaders, and community volunteers
If you know of someone who is ill, in the
hospital, home bound etc. or if you have other prayer concerns please call
536-9821 to let the church office and pastor know.
This
Week at First Baptist
Today
11 am Coffee
Hour - Hosts: Board of Missions
5 pm Wellspring Service
Monday, July 8
5 pm Church Supper
Tuesday, July 9
7 pm Square Dance
Wednesday, July 10
5 pm Pre-Concert
Cookout Church
Fund-raiser
6:30 pm Yates Co. Concert in the Park
Friday, July 12
Happy Birthday to Christian Modaffari!
Saturday, July 13
11 am – 1 pm Mobil Food Pantry
in the parking lot
Monday Church Supper - July
8th ~ 5pm
Carrie and Sean Ahearn will continue to prepare the church suppers in
July. In August, Pastor Steve and Karen will be your supper hosts.
Summer Concert Series - July
10th
The FBC Bd of Trustees will again be grilling
and selling hot dogs & hamburgers from 5:30 – 6:30 pm before the Wednesday
evening concerts. We can always use help prepping, setting up, serving,
grilling and tearing down. Thank You!
FBC Men’s Group - July
27th
Our First Baptist Men’s Group will meet on Saturday, July 27th
for coffee, donuts, fellowship and devotions. Following that we will work
together on projects to improve our church’s outdoor appearance – weather
permitting. All men and young men are invited to join us. See you at 8 am
Saturday, July 27th.
“Fearless in Christ” AB Men - August
9 - 11
This is the theme for the AB Men NYS Gathering taking place at Keuka College August 9-11th. There will be small
groups, youth programs, workshops, great food and fishing. See Don Lawrence or
visit www.abmennys.org for information/registration.
“Handyman
Helpers” are available
Members of our American Baptist Men's Group are
volunteering to do small repair or clean-up jobs for folks who need this kind
of help in order to maintain their homes. If you have something like a leaky
faucet, plugged gutter, or lamp that needs a new cord, we can help you. Please
phone the church office at 536-9821 to add your name and needs to our Job List
and we'll get back to you.
Vacation Bible School Thank You!
Without the following people, our 2013 VBS would not have been
possible. Thank you to: Suzy Willson, Joan Strong,
Jeff Champlin, Alec Champlin,
Pam Scutt, Lyle Conrad, Greg Marion, Nancy Marion,
Diane DeLooza, Lisa Wood, Erma Mullins, Tammy Miller,
Paulina Reid, Denise Jose, Betsey Comstock, Karen
Sanden, Pastor Sanden, Eileen Modaffari, Calysta Conrad, McKenzie Arroyd
Rich Stewart, Karen Rasmussen, Cathy
MacDougall and Barbara Burke.
Attendance
and Financial Report
Were you here? 6/9
6/16 6/23 6/30
59 61
Local Budget $1,238
$1,324 $1,027 $1,636
Mission Nugget
ROBERTA STEPHENS – American Baptist Missionary in Japan
Born in Menlo Park,
California, into a Christian
home, Roberta grew up loving Jesus and loving sports! At age seven, when a
missionary to Japan,
Irene Webster Smith, visited her Sunday School class,
God did double-duty in her life by bringing her salvation and giving her the
desire to become a missionary someday. What struck Roberta to the core was the
missionary’s statement, “If I hadn’t gone to Japan, many children might not ever
have heard the story of Jesus.” Roberta couldn’t imagine that there were people
in the world who had not heard the wonderful story of Jesus. In college she was
able to meet and develop a relationship with students from abroad and her
desire to go abroad as a missionary was heightened. After some other career
explorations, Roberta prayed that God would send her anywhere God wanted and in
a position where she would be dependent daily on divine guidance. In September,
1977, she went as an American Baptist Foreign missionary to Japan.
Board
of Missions July Spotlight Item
The Spotlight Item for the Backpack Program is: macaroni &
cheese (box or cups)
Mission Financial
Report
Mission Income for our Treasury on June 30th
was $216. Thanks to your generosity we were able to pay $900 for United Mission Basics, a total of $722 for One Great Hour of
Sharing and $100 each to the American Bible Society and the NYS Council of
Churches. This means our Ecumenical items have been paid as well as our Missionary
Support, Cameron Ministries
and Camp Scholarships. Thank You.
Presbyterian Church Announcements
Please Keep the Following In Your Prayers
Pam Ayers Barbara
Beeler Elizabeth Craver
The Lattin Family Bruce LeClaire Sonny Ogden
John Schuyler
Bible Study
Wednesday, July 10th at 10:00 am
Summer Worship
~ On July 17th, we will return to worship in First Presbyterian
sanctuary for the remainder of the summer.
~ Mark Your Calendar: We will have a “Hymn Sing” on July 14th.
~ We will host the First
Baptist Church
congregation on August 4th.
~ Summer Worship will be at 10:00 am from July 7th to Sept.
1st.
New Address
Ryan Marlowe has a new e-mail address: Marlowe-wreathes.net.tf
Milly’s Pantry
Summer Weekend Backpack Needs
Canned chicken/tuna, Cereal/granola bars
Individual fruit cups, Individual shelf-stable milk (available at BJ’s)
Donations may be left here or at the Red Cross Office on Elm Street.
Yates County Habitat for Humanity
As covenant churches in partnership with YCHH, we express our most
sincere gratitude for the help that you give us. We will soon be establishing a
partnership with our 14th family in Yates Co., as we continue to
build lives and communities and again ask you to remember us in your prayers.
We would also ask that if there are any in your congregation who love
to cook, bake or buy, we are always in need of goodies for our Wednesday or
Saturday coffee breaks and our Wednesday noon lunches. Charlie Marks in in the process of establishing a list of available persons
or groups. If interested would you please contact him at 536-8213. Thank you.
Installation, Geneva FBC
First Baptist
Church of Geneva extends an invitation for you to join
them on Sunday, July 14th at 3pm for the installation of Senior
Pastor, Rev. Phyllis Granger and Assistant Pastor, William Robbins. Dr. Jim
Kelsey will be the guest speaker. You are invited to come join for a time of
celebration and fellowship.
Boot Camp 2013
An annual youth leadership event for youth grades 7th – 12th,
hosted by Brookfield
First Baptist
Church. The mission:
Using military style training methods, the purpose of Boot Camp is to
demonstrate that faith in Christ is real and has relevance and practical use in
everyday life. The Vision: We will use a military style of training and
Biblical truth to install basic values in the youth of our surrounding area,
encouraging them to create or strengthen their relationship with Jesus Christ.
Contact Brookfield
Baptist for info and forms at 315-899-6249. See a promo video at 1st
Baptist’s Facebook page.
You are invited to bring your children to the
nursery during the service for a safe and Christian environment so that you may
more fully experience Worship. Following today’s service please come to enjoy
coffee, refreshments and
fellowship in the Great Room.
For your
convenience hearing devices are available. Please see an usher for assistance
Visitors - welcome to First Baptist Church.
We are glad you joined us and hope you’ll feel at home, as we celebrate
our faith and praise God together. In the pew in front of you, you will find a
“get-to-know-you” card. Please take a moment to fill it out and place it in the
offering plate.
John 3: 16