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Be A Love Bird Many stories about the origin of Valentine’s Day have come down through the centuries. There’s no definitive story, but most revolve around the imprisonment of Valentinus (St. Valentine) for his disregard of Roman laws. Many legends are also associated with Valentine’s Day. For example, because birds seemed to arrive and mate in some countries in mid-February, human couples came to be called “love birds.” In 1667, the first recorded Valentine card was printed. Today, people will give their sweethearts countless millions of cards and acres of heart-shaped boxes filled with candy. But why wait for Valentine’s Day to share love with others? Remember Jesus’ words in John 13:34 (NRSV): “I give you a new commandment, that you love one another.”  BULLET   E-NEWSLETTER W EST  LYNCHBURG  BAPTIST C HURCH February 13, 2011 “ON MISSION TO REACH PEOPLE FOR THE FAMILY OF GOD.”  BULLET HIGH LIGHTS....  Deacons Dreaming Session 2/12 CPR Class 2/12 Neighborhood Watch Mtg. 2/15 Valentines Dinner - Fund-raiser 2/18 Women’s Missionary Union Focus Week 2/13-20 Warming Up Lynchburg - Miller Park Ministry 2/26  Dinner for 6

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Be A Love Bird

Many stories about the origin of Valentine’sDay have come down through the centuries.There’s no definitive story, but most revolvearound the imprisonment of Valentinus (St.Valentine) for his disregard of Roman laws.

Many legends are also associated with Valentine’s Day. For example, because birds seemed to arriveand mate in some countries in mid-February, human couples came to be called “love birds.”

In 1667, the first recorded Valentine card was printed. Today, people will give their sweetheartscountless millions of cards and acres of heart-shaped boxes filled with candy. But why wait forValentine’s Day to share love with others? Remember Jesus’ words in John 13:34 (NRSV): “I give

you a new commandment, that you love one another.”

BULLET E-NEWSLETTER W EST LYNCHBURG BAPTIST C HURCH

February 13, 2011“O N MISSION TO REACH PEOPLE FOR THE FAMILY OF G OD .”

BULLET HIGH LIGHTS....

Deacons Dreaming Session 2/12

CPR Class 2/12

Neighborhood Watch Mtg. 2/15

Valentines Dinner - Fund-raiser 2/18

Women’s Missionary Union Focus Week 2/13-20

Warming Up Lynchburg - Miller Park Ministry 2/26

Dinner for 6

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Wednesday, February 165:15 PM Wednesday Night Family Supper (please sign up for dinner by the Monday before)

Breakfast for Dinner

6:00 PM Music Makers (Age 4 - Gr. 1)Young Musicians (Gr. 2- 6)6:30 PM EDGE (Gr. 7-12)6:30 PM B IBLE STUDY /P RAYER M EETING 6:45 PM Mission Friends (Ages 4 & 5)

Royal Ambassadors (Gr. 1-6)Girls in Action (Gr. 1-6)

6:50 PM Highest Praise7:30 PM Sanctuary Choir8:50 PM Praise Team Rehearsal

Thursday, February 177:00 PM College Bible Study (IMPACT)

Friday, February 186:00 PM Valentines Dinner

EDGE Fund-raiser (reservations please)

Saturday, February 199:30AM - Noon Bonus Easter Music Rehearsal

Our Known Hospitalized:Lynchburg General: Gladys Thomas NICU

Robin Williams N321

Virginia Baptist: None

Please pray for and extend Christian sympathy to the family of Barbara Green

November 9, 1929 - February 5, 2011

Arrangements: Visitation February 11, Friday at 7pm - 9pm at WLBCFuneral February 12, Saturday 2pm WLBC with Dr. PuttFort Hill Memorial Park

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We Welcome New Member by Baptism...

David Gallop1200 Weeping Willow Drive Apt. A

Lynchburg, 24501Phone: 434.385.0314 Deacon: Tom Harris

Baptism on February 27, 2011 11am Worship

SOUPer Bowl of CaringWe collected 174 cans of soup, which was split between

Jericho Food Pantry and Network House. PLUS...wecollected $340.60 for Meals on Wheels.

THANK YOU for CARING!

SENIORS ON THE GO....BARN DINNER THEATRE

MAY 31, 2011

SHOW & DINNER“BRANSON ON THE ROAD”

What do you get with you bring together a fiddle, mandolin, banjo,guitar, upright slap bass, rhinestone costumes, hilarious comedy andgreat classic country, bluegrass, rockabilly and gospel music at atheatre near you...Branson On The Road®!Cost will be determined by the number(s) signing up.

Deposit is due April 3, of $20pp. Deadline May 1. Cost breakdown:30 = $85 pp 40 = $77 pp 48 = $73 pp35 = $80 pp 45 = $74 pp

SIGN UP SHEET IS LOCATED ON THE BULLETIN BOARD. JOIN US!!!!

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WLBC SUNDAY SCHOOL MINISTRY

JANUARY - APRIL, 2011

LEAD ME TO THE CROSS: LOVE GOD; LOVE OTHERS A SCRIPTURE MEMORIZING TOURNAMENT

CELEBRATION SUNDAY: PALM SUNDAY, APRIL 17, 2011(Each Adult small group chooses a memory verse ‘master’ to enter the final

Adult round on Palm Sunday)(Age appropriate celebrations for Preschool, Children, and Youth)

REDEEMER, RELY, REMEMBER, REJOICE (Monthly themes)

WHY: TO APPLY THE BIBLE AS WE GOWHAT: MEMORIZE AND SHARE THE “OFFICIAL” VERSE EACH WEEK

February 13 Proverbs 3:5-6“Trust in the Lord with all your heart and lean not on your own understanding; in all your waysacknowledge him and he will make your paths straight.”February 20 1 John 4:16

“And so we know and rely on the love God has for us. God is love. Whoever lives in lovelives in God and God in him.”

February 27 1 Peter 5:7“Cast all your anxiety on him because he cares for you.”

HOW: EMAIL, CARD, NOTE, PHONE CALL, VERBAL RECITATION FROMMEMORY

SMALL GROUP FORM COMPLETED EACH WEEK JANUARY- APRIL 10SMALL GROUP FORM TURNED IN WITH ATTENDANCE EACH SUNDAY

Tom Yarber, Sunday School Director

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During the month of February, West Lynchburg Baptist Churchwill be collecting money for "Stop Hunger Now," anorganization attempting to alleviate world hunger. Thisorganization works in Haiti and around the world to help thosein need. Last year, more than 5 million meals and 300,000 tonsof aid were sent in to support the victims of the Haiti

earthquake. Stop Hunger Now has been working in Haiti since 1998 and is committed toworking alongside the Haitian people as they rebuild and beyond. To learn more about this

ministry, go to www.stophungernow.org.

During February, please collect money in your Sunday School Classes orsend money to the church designated to "Hunger Relief" or to "StopHunger Now." On March 11 at 10am, a group from WLBC will go to theSharehouse in Lynchburg to put together the meals brought with themoney collected. We invite you to be a part of this vital ministry.

(Watch for the sign up sheet.)

WMU Change Fund

Loose CHANGE can make a difference!

Pick up a reusable Change Fund container after church on Sunday ormake your own. The months of February, April, June, August, Octoberwill be CHANGE (COINS) Months.

Loose change adds up to dollars; each of the indicated months will have a different project as thechange recipient. Change collected in February will be given to STOP HUNGER NOW campaign.We do plan to reuse the containers and will set them back out in early March for April collection.

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“FAITHFUL - ABUNDANT - TRUE”by Kay Arthur, Priscilla Shirer, Beth Moore

God is faithful . His provision is abundant . His promises are true.

You have three class choices.....Thursdays 10am or 6pm - Starting on March 3

Sundays 5pm - Starting on March 6

We will meet upstairs in the educational building around the tables.Study books will be available. Cost: $13

This is a 7 week study.

Please sign up on the bulletin board and if you needchildcare please indicate it on the sign up sheet. Thank you

Come meet with other women to praise, pray, learn, and grow.

You Are Invited to the NEW

Women’s Bible Study Beginning

March 3, 2011

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B e g i n n i n g M a r c h 2 0 11 - D in n e r f o r 6

With so many new faces in the church we are starting up our D in n e r f o r 6 .

Join us as we take 3 families as they alternate houses every monthfor dinner for the next 3 months.

We will have sign ups until the end of February and start in March.Look for sign up sheet in the Sunday bulletin.

If you have any questions please feel free to contact Jeans White at 343-420-4585 [email protected]

MissionT. C. Miller Elementary School

TC Miller is our local neighborhood school. We have been helpingand appreciating the teachers and students at TC Miller when wecan.

Again we plan to give them lunch to show our support. The teachersare pleased to have lunch by WLBC!

On February 22. Tuesday we will take lunch to the school.

What can you bring????Sandwiches, Ham Rolls, Fruit Tray, Veggie Tray, Cheese, Crackers, Chips 7 Dip,Brownies, Cookies.

Please bring your trays ready to go on Tuesday, February 22 by 9AM and leavein the church kitchen. Packaged items can be dropped off anytime before Tuesday.LABEL for TC Miller School.

Thank you for your continuing support. Edna Krebs 845.1644

NOTE.....T. C. Miller Santa ShopAs you know we helped supply TC Miller with items for their Santa Shop.It was the prefect time to re-gift those gifts you really not sure what to do with (guilt free.)The students can purchase a small gift for mom or dad at this shop with minimal cost. We planto leave the box for those donations in the hallway for a couple more months. Your gifts will helpthe school restock their Santa Shop. Thank you

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Community News.....Handcrafted using 100% Recycled Crayons

Leesville Elementary SchoolIn an effort to involve kids in recycling the things they use, the LRES PTAhas recycled their unwanted crayons into new and unique items.

Recycle your unwanted crayons here at WLBC. A container forunwanted crayons is located on the table in the church foyer.

FictionFallen From Babel T.L. HigleyAngel Sone Sheila Walsh & Kathryn CushmanThe Mail Box Marybeth Whalen

The Demasens Way Davis Bunn & Janette OkeTake Four Karen KiingsburyOn Christmas Eve Thomas KinkadeThe Sacred Cipher Terry Brennan A Taste of Fame Linda E. Shepherd & Eva Marie Everson A Dream for Hannah Jerry S. EicherStay a Little Longer Dorothy GarlockThe Homecoming Dan WalshHow Do I Love Thee? Nancy Moser

Many new titles are arriving. Be sure to stop by and check out a GOOD book!!!

The Library Committee

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“The church with Heart in the Heart of the city”

Local Food Pantry - Non-Perishable FoodPlease don’t forget our food pantry donations.

Warming Up Lynchburg Sandwiches

Sign Up for Dinner for 6

The Knight Family (Japan) website www.theknights.multiply.com

Josh Parker Deacon of the Week 239-4686

Nancy AbbottJohn & Mary BohannonMeagan BrooksPam HayesKayla KearnsBeth Matherly Pictured Josh & Kendra ParkerErnest & Gail MitchellMelinda & Jerry PendletonMichael PhillipsThomas & Kristy SeamsterJeremy & Crystal VandevanderIda WingfieldLillian WrightClarence Wright III

Many times we are asked, “Who is my deacon?”To help you we will list the Deacon of the Week and his list of families in the E-BULLET.There will be a complete list posted on the bulletin board near the church office. Thiscomplete list is alphabetical by your last name. We hope this will help you know who yourdeacon is for the year. If you have any questions, please feel free to contact the church office.

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"On mission to reach people

for the family of God.”

Staff

Dr. Robert Putt, Pastor [email protected] Phone: 841.6886 845.4600 Ext. 15

Rev. Randy Kent, Minister of Music & Senior Adults [email protected] Phone: 665.6880 845.4600 Ext. 13

Vance Matthews Minister of Students [email protected]

Cell Phone: 910.814.7200 845.4600 Ext. 14

Pam Anderson(Financial) [email protected] Thomas (Administrative) [email protected] Lane (Organist) [email protected] Kent (Pianist) [email protected]

Contact Us Anytime...Website: www.wlbc.org Email: [email protected]

C ongratulations toSue Thomas....

February marks hertenth year of serviceat West Lynchburg .