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November17, 2013 10:00 AM Our To Create a Caring Community To Honor and Serve God.
Our Service of Worship and Praise Prelude ~ Chimes Welcome & Announcements Moment for Stewardship *Congregational Song “O for a
Thousand Tongues to Sing” No. 466 *Call to Worship *Congregational Song “The Wonderful Cross” On Insert Anthem “I
Will Give Thanks”” Children's Time Pastoral Prayer
& Lord's Prayer Offertory Carrie Ahern, organ and
Gail Young, piano *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 Matthew 7:21 - 23 Pew Bible NT pg. 9 *Congregational Song “Open My Eyes That I May See” No.
324 Meditation “Lord,
Lord” Rev. Stephen
Sanden *Congregational Song “Pass Me Not” On Insert *Benediction ~ *Postlude *If you wish to
and are able, you are invited to stand. Today’s bulletin is dedicated
in honor of my loving Aunt Marjorie Cornell.
~ Jeanne Schuck Pastor: Rev. Stephen Sanden Pastor’s Office: 315-536-9821 Pastor’s Cell: 386-986-6961 Pastor’s Email: revsanden@aim.com Choir Director: Barbara Stewart Organist: Carrie Ahearn Pianist Gail Young Ushers/Greeters Stan
Ovens, head usher Cindy Ovens,
Clifford LaBarr, Charlie Watkins Church Phone: 315-536-9821 Office Hours: Mon – Fri 9 am to Noon Church Email: pyfbc224@gmail.com Church Website : www.pennyanfbc.com Please be in
Prayer for: Tom Burke Kali
Greene Jennifer
Slocum Hunter Greene Ben
Loomis Stacey
Whitney Our Special
Interest Missionaries:
Quail The
Marge Cornell
Willie Nelson Irene Wachala
Necia Smith The Manor:
Margaret Hartwell Billie Potts Mary Armstrong
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, November 17 11:15 am Diaconate Meeting 5 pm Wellspring Service Monday, November 18 5 pm Church Supper 6:30 pm Community Chorus
Rehearsal 7 pm Wellspring Bible Quiz
Group Newsletter articles are due
today. Tuesday, November 19 7 pm Investment Committee
Meeting 5 pm Wellspring Thanksgiving
Meal Wednesday, November 20 10 am ARC Worship 4 pm Backpack Happy Birthday to Marge Cornell! Thursday November 21 9 am Food for the Needy – set up 9 am Homeschool 7 pm Boy Scout
Meeting Happy Birthday to Judi Scheel! Friday, November 22 9 am Food for the Needy – distribution Happy Birthday to Carrie Ahearn! Saturday, November 23 2 pm Marge Cornell 100th
Birthday Celebration News
and Upcoming Events Adoniram Judson: the
Man and the During today’s fellowship time the Missions Board will show a video
titled, Setting the Scene: 200 years Past.
A different video will be presented the 3rd Sunday of every
month, through the month of April. We hope you will get a cup of coffee and stay for this short
presentation. Fellowship and good eats
prepared by our pros from the Penn Yan Diner! 5:00 PM in the Great Room.
$3.00 December Newsletter Items - by
Monday, November 18 Please have your articles for the next edition of the newsletter into
the church office by Monday, November 18th. Thank you. Investment Committee - Tuesday,
November 19 Meeting on Tuesday, November 19, at 7 pm in
the church library. 100th Birthday Party for Marg! – Saturday, November 23 You are cordially invited to the 100th Birthday Celebration
for Marjorie Cornell On Saturday, November 23rd,
2013 from 2pm to 4 pm, First Baptist Church Great Room. Please RSVP by November
16th - Jeanne: 536-6003 or Bob: 570-884-7000, or on
sign-up sheet on bulletin board Stewardship Pledge Forms – Due
Sunday, November 24 Pledges are due next Sunday, November 24th. They can be
placed in the offering plate, given to Diane DeLooza,
or turned into the church office. Thank you! Deep Clean– Saturday,
November 30 Join us as we get-together to do a thorough cleaning in the sanctuary
in preparation for the Christmas Season. We plan to begin at 9 am. Men’s Group – Saturday,
November 30 The FBC Men’s Group will hold their monthly get-together. We will
gather at 8 am for devotions, coffee and donuts then we will hitch up with the
cleaning crew and help out with cleaning the sanctuary. Adult Sunday School Next week we are starting a 3 week series on “How Our Bible Came to Us”. It will be a video presentation format and we hope if
you’ve never attended an Adult SS class that you will give this a try. We meet
at 11:15 in the Library. Thank You I wish to thank the Hearts & Hands Committee for the beautiful
afghan they made for me. I love its warmth and the love in which it was made
and given. ~ Marjorie Cornell ABW Note The ABW has decided that they will not participate in StarShine this year. However, we do need to work on a fundraiser
opportunity for our church. Your ideas are always welcome! Address for Milly Milly Bloomquist has moved to Attendance and Financial Report: Were you here? 10/20
10/27 11/3 11/10 50 49 59
74 Local Budget $542
$572
$2,852 $4,318 The
Church’s Values & Mission Statement of Friendship House, “We believe in the primacy of loving God and loving people. We are
accountable for the lives we live; integrity and transparency will saturate
everything we do. Meaningful relationships are the most effective means of
permanent, substantial transformation in ourselves and the families we are
serving. A safe, healthy and responsible community is only possible with safe,
healthy, and responsible families. Selfless, humble service to others- rooted
in equality- is how we work and what we teach. We understand that stewardship
of our resources – time, talents, and money is an integral part in serving the
community well.” Mission Statement: “Reflecting the love of Jesus Christ by fostering
renewal, stability, and transformation in the life of youth and families in Adoniram Judson: the
Man and the During today’s fellowship time the Missions Board will show a video
titled, Setting the Scene: 200 years Past.
A different video will be presented the 3rd Sunday of every
month, through the month of April. We hope you will get a cup of coffee and stay for this short
presentation. Board
of Missions Spotlight Items The Board of Missions November
Item to benefit Milly’s Backpack Program is: Hot
Cocoa Community News and Events Living Well Service - Sunday,
Nov. 17 On Sunday, Nov. 17th at 5 pm the first Worship Service will
be held for the community. The Penn Yan Area Council of Churches American Education Week – November 18 – 22 On November 4th, Mayor Bob Church read a proclamation urging
citizens to commit to and support education at all levels. The mayor is
requesting the community to wear their school colors on Friday, November 22 to
honor this event. Seeing people, young and old, all around town that day in
school colors would be a great way to recognize our local educators. Living Well The facility which took over after the closing of the Red Cross office has been busy.
There is emergency food available, counseling, resource information, and a
community worship service on Sundays at 5 pm. Volunteers and donations of dry
goods, laundry detergent, food etc are always welcome. In October they served
160 families and they expect that number will increase over the winter months.
Look for the article in the December Newsletter for more information. Ecumenical Thanksgiving Service - Sunday,
November 24 The Penn Yan Area Council of Churches Invites you to worship as a Community of Faith at the
Ecumenical Thanksgiving Service Sunday, November 24th - 3:00 pm
First Presbyterian Church. Father
John Hayes, is the featured speaker. Offering
benefits YC Food for the Needy Giving thanks for all of God’s blessing in our lives! Service
Information 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 John 3: 16 |