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ALAMEDA CHURCH OF CHRIST JUNE 25, 2017
EXALT GOD IN WORSHIP AND GIVING
...DEVELOPING COMMIT TED FOLLOWERS OF CHRIST
TO OUR GUESTS:Thank you for visiting with us this morning. We pray that you will find us to be a loving, friendly congregation that makes you feel welcome from the very beginning. Our services are designed to help each one of us draw nearer to God. You are welcome to participate as much or as little as you like. If we can help you in any way, please see one of our elders or ministers, or simply fill out the Communication Card in this bulletin. Please come again at every opportunity.
“Let us come before him with thanksgiving and extol him with music and song. For the Lord is the great God, the great King above all gods.”
Psalm 95:2-3 (NIV)
Order of Worship New Doxology
WELCOME
Blessed Assurance (480)
PRAYER
The Lord My Shepherd Is (126)MagnificatAt the Cross (Love Ran Red)
LORD’S SUPPER... Clay WesleyBe with Me, Lord (778)OFFERING... Clay WesleyAs the Deer Thirsts
3’s-K children dismissed to “Power Hour”
No Other Gods
“Transformed: Overflowing Gratitude” Payton Minzenmayer (Connections Minister)
INVITATION SONGThe Joy of the Lord (559)
SHEPHERD’S PRAYER Jack Cross (Elder)
CLOSING SONGBuild Your Kingdom Here
Worship Leader: Lee Langdon (Youth & Family Minister)
encounter GOD in prayer*Additional prayer list details are in the MIDWEEK Email. If you are not receiving this email, please contact the church office.*
sympathyRichard Oliver (Bill Oliver’s brother) passed away Monday (6/19). Services were Friday (6/23) in Elgin.
illnesses & medical problemsMary Jane McCain is at OU Medical Center due to a fall.Richard Berry; Kristy Collins; Cindy Dougherty; Fay Haun; Don Houck; Betty Laird; Steven LaPrade ; Jimmie Martin; Abby Potts; Patty Putt; Mike Randol; Payt Robeson; Eugenia Sams; Jessie Thompson; Jennie Walters; Michael Whaley
FAMILY & FRIENDS:Bonnie Bellamy; Gloria Bennington; Margo Benner; Cammy Bynum; Pat Elsom; Scott Gipe; Michelle Lemoine; Michelle Mason; Karen McGill; Tristyn Sixkiller; Leslie Whiles; Conan Wilson
cancerJennifer Cook; Nancy Hendrix; Jessica McGehee ; Lawrence Terry
FAMILY & FRIENDS:Tom Arnould is cancer free!Ty Bosnick is cancer free! Bobby Newby (James Ingram’s step dad) was diagnosed with cancer.Robert Betch; Joy Bond; Gwen Brookins; Matt Byers; Brandy Dougherty; Jerold Flatt; Jill Hoffman; David Johnson; Shauntae Jones; Tatum Lester; Renee Mallry; Abby Riggs; Terry Shackelford; Joan Smith; Gus Tietsort; Betty Whisenant; Gail Yahner
remember our militaryLance Baldwin; Derek Kear; Clarence & Becca BlackFAMILY & FRIENDS:Kenneth Allen; Shaun Allen; Mark Barton; Benjamin Hoffman; Thomas Ingram; Joshua Popejoy; Jacob Sipe
SEND ENCOURAGEMENTNEW! Juan Flores 415 NE 8th St., Oklahoma City, OK 73102Candy Cobb (Judy Cobb’s daughter)Candy Cobb #685279, Mabel Bassett Correctional Center , 29501 Kickapoo Rd, McCloud, OK, 74851 (If you want to receive a letter in return from Candy, include a self-addressed, stamped envelope with your letter.)Eric Walker #755215, CWCCC, 9901 N. I-35 Service Rd, Oklahoma City, OK 73131 (The address must be hand-written on an envelope–no address labels.)
BAPTISMStephanie Morrow was baptized on Sunday (6/18)! Address: 114 W. Haddock, Norman, 73069 ph: 974-8425
NEW MEMBERSJon Mark, Keali & Reef Harmon 5208 S.E. 147th Circle, Oklahoma City, 73165 ph: 817-201-7252 (Jon Mark), 918-706-5566 (Keali)
JUNE25: [11:30 am] CR Info Meeting [1:30 pm] Elder/Minister Meeting
25–30: Camp J.A.M.
26: [7 pm] Ladies Prayer Group
28: [5 pm] Early Service
29: [8:30–10 am] Classics Breakfast At Jimmy’s Egg (1000 Alameda St.) [9:30 am] Inklings At Gray Owl Coffee (223 E. Gray St.) [6:30–8 pm] Heart & Soul
30: [6–9:30 pm] Celebrate Recovery
JULY1: [10–11:30 am] Antique Auction
2–8: Burnt Cabin Camp
4: Independence Day (Office Closed)
5: [5 pm] Early Service
6: [8:30–10 am] Classics Breakfast At Jimmy’s Egg (1000 Alameda St.) [6:30–8 pm] Heart & Soul
7: [6–9:30 pm] Celebrate Recovery
8: [9 am–12 pm] Food Pantry Open
9: [1:30 pm] Elder/Minister Meeting
12: [5 pm] Early Service [7 pm] Singing & Ice Cream Social
13: [8:30–10 am] Classics Breakfast At Jimmy’s Egg (1000 Alameda St.) [6:30–8 pm] Heart & Soul
14: [6–9:30 pm] Celebrate Recovery
16: Share Sunday
16–19: [6–8:45 pm] VBS!
19: [6 pm] VBS Family Night
20: [8:30–10 am] Classics Breakfast At Jimmy’s Egg (1000 Alameda St.) [6:30–8 pm] Heart & Soul
21: [6–9:30 pm] Celebrate Recovery
UPCOMING EVENTS
ENCOUNTER GOD IN PRAYERENCOUNTER GOD IN PRAYER
ENCOURAGE ONE ANOTHER IN FELLOWSHIPencourage one another in fe l lowship
Bible classes are located in the Education Center. To find the gate to check in and pick up your child, please go through those doors and follow the signs.Bible Class: 9 am to 9:50 amPower Hour: A time of Worship for children 3-years-old through Kindergarten. Children are dismissed before the sermon each week and picked up after Worship.Rock Solid Worship: A time of Worship for Elementary students. Offered once each month during the school year.Supervised nursery and toddler programs begin at 9 am and end after worship.
VBS!VBS is July 16th-19th (6-8:45 pm).This year’s theme is “Gadgets & Gizmos: Uniquely Wired, Wonderfully Made.” Register online at alamedacofc.org/#/kids-ministry/vbs or at the VBS table in the lobby.
June 25th WorkersNursery: Donna Metevia1’s: JoAnn Belknap, Marita Hudson & Dean Wakeland2’s: Matt & Teresa HamGatekeeper: Lori ClarkPower Hour: Michael & Eryn Tribble
Wednesday NightEarly Service meets at 5 pm. The youth group is having a devotional and playing Wiffle Ball at 6:30 pm. No 7 pm adult or children’s Bible classes this week.
CR Informational MeetingJoin us TODAY after services in room 151 (on the east side of the lobby) for an informational meeting about being a mentor in our Celebrate Recovery ministry. We are looking for volunteers to mentor all ages of kids and youth students through a structured curriculum on Friday nights.
Antique AuctionSaturday, July 1st (10-11:30 am) in the Family Life Center, there will be a live & silent antique auction benef i t t ing Ru ra l Amer ica Ministries. Gene McKown will serve as the auctioneer. For more information, visit www.raministries.com.
Alameda Family TalkCheck out Season 2 of our podcast! On Alameda Family Talk, Lee Langdon discusses life at Alameda with our members. Get to know our church family by taking some time to listen to what’s happening in each of their lives! Hopefully something you hear will encourage you this week! Subscr ibe to our podcast on Itunes or go to www.alamedafamilytalk.com
Online GivingWe have an online giving option on our website. To make one-time or recurring contributions, go to www.alamedacofc.org/#/donate and click on “Make a Donation” to fill out a contribution form. If you want to give to more than one ministry, you must fill out a form for each ministry fund.
FOR THE WHOLE FAMILY
EQUIP BELIEVERS THROUGH TEACHING AND MINISTRYequip be l ievers through teach ing and min is t r y
Sunday Mornings (9 am)Join us each week as we dig deep into God's word!
Wednesday NightsThis week... Wiffle Ball & a devotional.
InklingsJune 29th @ 9:30 amA book club for our high school students. This summer we’re reading “The Irresistible Revolution” by Shane Claiborne. Books are $5. We’ll meet every other Thursday in June & July at Gray Owl Coffee.
Alameda Summer ScheduleParents & students are encouraged to visit our website for important information. Find a Summit summer calendar with all of our activities, resources for parents, and even online forms for trips & camps. alamedacofc.org/#/youth-ministry
THE SUMMIT [youth]
KIDS MINISTRY
We are studying the Psalms in the Primetimers class with elder Mike Hughes doing a fine job as teacher. The first psalm I memorized as a child was Psalm 100. I love it to this day. The KJV tells us to make a joyful noise unto the Lord and come before Him with gladness. It assures us that He made us (and not we ourselves) to be the sheep of His pastures and to praise His name because of it. It reassures us that He will love us forever and be faithful to us through al l generations. What a wonderful promise! The next time you feel just a little down, read Psalm 100 and ponder it for a few minutes. Works for me. Jack Cross
SHEPHERD’S CORNER
Heart & SoulJoin us on Thursdays (6:30-8 pm) for a boot camp exercise class for women of all ages led by Keali Harmon. We’ll pursue a healthier spi r it through the pursuit of a healthier body. Bring a yoga mat or towel, and hand weights if you have them.
Ladies Prayer GroupWe will not be meeting on July 3rd, 10th, or 17th. We’ll resume on Monday, July 24th (7 pm).
WINGS [women]
5 pm: Early Service
6:30 pm: Youth Wiffle Ball
MIDWEEK: JUN 28
edi f y others through ser v ice
Sunday: Bible Class: 9 am Worship: 10 am LIFE Groups: Various Times Wednesday: Early Service: 5 pm Midweek Service: 7 pm
801 E. Alameda, Norman, OK 73071 • [p] (405) 321-0788 • [f] (405) 364-0826 • www.alamedacofc.orgUniversity ORC: 1001 Elm Ave., Norman, OK 73072 • [p] (405) 321-4474 • www.soonersforchrist.com
Senior Minister Rusty TugmanAdministrator Mike StogsdillCampus Darin SixkillerYouth & Family Lee LangdonChildren Jenny LustyConnections Payton MinzenmayerBookkeeping and Kate Kelly Communications Admin Assistants Brooke Looper Carrie Flippen Shirley CannonCampus Assistant Julie FranklinBenevolence John HeltonMedia Korry RogersI.T. Lee RackleyCounselor Randy HendrixMaintenance Frank WhiteCustodian Elda Marroquin
Regular Contribution $12,747.63Weekly Purpose $17,604.00Contribution this FY $438,195.82Purpose this FY $440,100.00Under Purpose this FY $1,904.18
ATTENDANCEBible Class 255Morning Worship 501LIFE Groups N/CWednesday PM 80
NUMBERS June 18, 2017
TIMESALAMEDA STAFF
EVANGELIZE EDIFY OTHERS THROUGH SERVICE
Cottage AdoptionMcKown Village is the new campus for Food and Shelter for Friends. There are 32 tiny homes (cottages) for families and/or individuals. We have adopted a family unit (Unit 21). We are furnishing the cottage, and we need the following items: 2 twin beds; 1 full size bed; 3 chest of drawers; 2 love seats or 1 small sofa; 1 chair; 2 night stands; TV and TV stand; end tables We will accept used items as long as they are in good condition from smoke-free homes. We also need other household items. If you would like to donate, see John Helton after worship or contact him at (405) 659-5864, [email protected]
Knitted Items Needed for Back to School RoundupWe are in need of handmade scarves & hats for the Back to School Roundup in August. The Stitchin’ Sisters room (170) is stocked with yarn, and you are welcome to pick up some anytime. Drop off the finished items in the same room (170). POC: Eryn Tribble
Communion Prep Volunteers Needed!We need volunteers to prepare the communion trays for Sunday morning services. The commitment would be for one month out of the year. Currently, we are looking for volunteers for September, October, and March. For more information or to sign up, contact Brooke Looper in the church office (321-0788, [email protected]).
Media Volunteers Needed!We need volunteers to run the computer, sound board, and camera on Sunday mornings during Worship. For more information or to sign up, contact Brooke Looper in the church office (321-0788, [email protected]).
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Great Cities Missionswww.greatcities.org
Jim Brickman ([email protected])Sam Johnson ([email protected])
Dr. B Clinic in Ugandawww.barhd.net
JoAnn Belknap ([email protected])
Ecuador Medical MissionSearch “Operation Ecuador” on Facebook
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