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Cantata 1

Lottie Moon 2

From the Pastor 3

Outreach Center 4-6

Women’s Ministry 7

Music Notes 8

Men’s / S.O.L.O.S. 9

SMT / Grief TT 10

Media Library 11

New Members 12-

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Birthdays and Anniversaries

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AWANA / Youth 15

Just The FACTS 16

December 2018

Issue 283

Sunday, December 9

3:30 pm

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2018 Lottie Moon Christmas Offering and Week of Prayer for International Missions

The Lottie Moon Christmas Offering theme this year is “Every Church,

Every Nation.” The International Mission Board of the SBC reports

over 2.8 billion people who have little or no access to the Gospel.

Your prayers and gifts to the Lottie Moon Christmas Offering are a

tremendous support and blessing in getting His Message out to the

nations. Our Lottie Moon national goal is $160 million. The Arkansas

goal is $6 million.

Every penny given to this offering is used to support Southern Baptist

missionaries as they share the hope and grace we have in Jesus

Christ. Southern Baptists have been a world leader in sending and

supporting missionaries who are sharing the Gospel.

Balboa’s goal is $35,000.

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FROM THE PASTOR:

This past Sunday we CELEBRATED God’s Faithfulness and Praised our Lord and our God!!! Thank you all for making the final day of Partners in Purpose a BIG SUNDAY!!!

We received 173 Faith Giving Vision cards totaling $1,166,644 to be given over the

next three years.

And our One-time BIG Sunday offering is $113,090! 100% will be applied to debt

retirement of the Outreach Center. Again, Thank You!

Hey Fellow Travelers: WE NEED 30 FOR THE HOLY LAND TRIP TO BE A “GO!” This is a 12-day trip, Apr 28—May 9. So far 6 have paid deposits to go—Paul & Sylvia Day, Pat Srum, Donna Marshall & her sister Robin, and Linda Custer. Another 10-15 from other churches are committed to go with us. So we need about 10 more for the trip to be a “GO!” Please get your deposit in ASAP, so we can be confident the trip is a “GO”. Please call 770-731-7394 TODAY and enroll. ENROLLMENT OPTIONS: Online: complete & submit https://pdf.ac/1eF4IT

Call Dehoney Travel and enroll by phone: (770) 731-7394

PRICE OF INCLUSIVE 12-DAY ISRAEL TOUR FROM LITTLE ROCK: $5,547 if paying by check or electronic bank transfer, ($5,697 if paying by credit card). Sharing double occupancy/twin-bedded rooms, with a minimum of 30 tour participants. $750 NOW $1,250 more by December 30, 2018 Total payment by February 28, 2019 ACCOMMODATIONS: 9 nights in 1st-class/4-star hotels as indicated or similar: 1 night Netanya—Leonardo Plaza Hotel (https://www.leonardo-hotels.com/leonardo-

plaza-hotel-netanya) 2 nights Tiberias—Kibbutz Nof Ginosar (https://english.ginosar.co.il/rooms) 2 nights Dead Sea—Isrotel Ganim Sea Hotel (https://www.isrotel.com/isrotel-ganim) 4 nights Jerusalem—Ramada Hotel (http://jerusalemramadahotel.com/en/) Plus use of your room the day of May 8 prior to evening airport transfer

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For those that like statistics: For the month of October

we had 37 new attendees, half were there for Pickle-

ball. And so far in November we have 30 (mainly Pick-

leball & GGG).

UPCOMING EVENTS

Don’t miss out on these opportunities to invite your

friends and neighbors.

Dec. 4 - Trivia Tuesday 1 - 3 pm The Gathering Place

Teams of 4-6 or come alone & we will form teams.

Hint for this month Christmas related questions.

December 7th @ 6:00 PM Dinner Theater “It’s A

Wonderful Life” Radio Play Dennis Ford, Producer

Menu: Chicken Fettuccine Alfredo, salad, bread, des-

sert, tea & water. Tickets are a bargain at $10. On

sale now at the Outreach Center, Church Office or

online (go to balboabaptist.church and Event/Dinner

Theatre to register). We will be at round tables of 8.

General seating unless you buy a table of 8 which will

be reserved in the buyer’s name. Doors open at 5:30

pm.

Saturday Dec. 29 Putt Putt from 10 - 2 pm Give your

guests (young and older) a great break! After all that

feasting & sitting around drop in and play Putt Putt .

Sunday Dec. 30 New Years’s Eve ‘Eve’ 6:00 - 8:00

pm. Possibly a start of a new tradition for BBC. A

different Sunday Night Service hosted by our Pastors

and OC. It will be a fun filled night of entertainment,

games and snacks. Along with inspirational thoughts

on embracing the new year by Pastor Denny. You

don’t want to miss it.

Open any time the Outreach Center building is open.

Drop by the OC “GAME ROOM” Pool, Table Tennis,

Foosball, Shuffle Board, Air Hockey, board games and

puzzles. Invite your neighbors and guests to join you

when you come to the “GAME ROOM”.

Outreach Center News

Denise Hussein, OC Director

This month we had some time to reflect, analyze

and get opinions of what we have done in the OC

this year. We have offered various opportunities

throughout the months to attract attention to our

OC. We started with an awesome Grand Opening

weekend. We offered several weekly physical fit-

ness related options, Get Fit, Pickleball, basketball,

Putt Putt and walking. We also had Arkansas Wild-

life Presentations, Pool Tournaments, Putt Putt

Tournaments, HORSE Tournament, Movie Nights,

Game Nights (e.g. Price is Right, Match Game, Not

so New Newlywed Game), monthly Family Game

Nights and our monthly Tuesday Trivia. We had

the Clay Crosse Music Concert, the Scott Davis

Comedy concert and in December we will have our

first Dinner Theatre. We have had success in all of

these. Some have brought big numbers in attend-

ance while others have offered that one-on-one

getting to know each other opportunity in the

smaller settings. Based on the feedback we re-

ceive from our attendees we will continue to offer

this variety in the future. What may change is the

frequency of events because we have gotten the

feedback that we offer too many things. Our main

focus continues to be outreach, what will attract

that new person to come to an event? We want to

continue to provide you with opportunities to in-

vite your friends to join you in all the activities and

events we offer. This would all be impossible with-

out our OC volunteers. We appreciate our OC vol-

unteers who are faithful to this ministry, who pro-

vide that first impression with our guests while giv-

ing tours and other services. But you are a key in

all of this effort. We can plan and have a full calen-

dar but unless you personally invite your friends

and neighbors, we’ll miss our chance at sharing

our love for Jesus.

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What do our attendees think of our OC?

If you have not visited the Balboa Baptist Outreach Center, I would recom-

mend you take the time to do so. The Outreach Center opens it's doors to

everyone. It has the greatest group of workers and volunteers you could ever

hope to meet. Everyone greets you with a smile and warm welcome. They

are all so helpful. The Center offers a wide variety of activities for everyone.

One of the best programs that it offers is the Get Fit classes. They have certi-

fied leaders that head the classes and do a fabulous job. There are so many

other activities that you can participate in. The Center puts out a monthly

calendar that is full of things to attend. The most outstanding thing about this Center is the sense you get

from the Christian fellowship that is displayed. Since attending this Center, it has filled a void in my life. I

have found a wonderful christian family and have made a large number of new friends. My life has so

much more sense of purpose. I look forward to the days when I am able to attend the activities. May God

continue to bless all those who lovingly give of their time to make this Center a success.

God bless you

Mary Wagner

Mary Wagner

Missy Hale, Gwen Whitfield, Bruce Swihart, Vera Gibbins, Bobbie Conardy & Randy

Conardy

We are always open to sugges-

tions on what you would like to

see us offer at the OC. Read your

bulletin, Messenger, Facebook,

our website and emails to find

out the latest updates on “What’s

Happening at the OC”.

Please continue to pray for all

those that work in this ministry.

Merry Christmas and Happy New

Year from the OC!

“For physical training is of some val-

ue, but godliness has value for all

things, holding promise for both the

present life and the life to come.”

Timothy 4:8 NIV

Some of our “It’s A

Wonderful Life -

Radio Play’ cast at

rehearsal.

Check to see if there

are still tickets for

sale! Dennis Ford, Steve Matthews, Tom Laginja, Linda

Laginja, Missy Hale, Pat Lipe

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UPCOMING EVENTS Don’t miss out on these opportunities to invite your friends and neighbors.

Dec. 4 - Trivia Tuesday 1 - 3 pm The Gathering Place

Teams of 4-6 or come alone & we will form teams.

Hint for this month Christmas related questions.

Dinner Theater “It’s A Wonderful Life” Radio Play

Dennis Ford, Producer

December 7th @ 6:00 PM

Menu: Chicken Fettuccine Alfredo, salad, bread, dessert, tea & water. Tick-

ets are a bargain at $10. On sale now at the Outreach Center, Church Office

or online (go to balboabaptist.church and Event/Dinner Theatre to register).

We will be at round tables of 8. General seating unless you buy a table of 8

which will be reserved in the buyer’s name. Doors open at 5:30 pm.

Give your guests (young and older) a great break! After all

that feasting & sitting around drop in and play Putt Putt

Saturday Dec. 29 from 10 - 2 pm

Drop by the OC “GAME ROOM”

Pool, Table Tennis, Foosball, Shuffle Board, Air Hockey,

board games and puzzles.

Invite your neighbors and guests to join you when

you come to the “GAME ROOM”. Open any time the

Outreach Center building is open.

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Merry Christmas

Dec. 2 1ST SUNDAY FOOD DONATIONS are given to Owensville Baptist Church on Hwy. 5. Please think about what is needed to prepare Christmas meals and bring those type items. Thank you in advance for sharing your bountiful blessing from God with those in need!

Dec. 6 FIRST THURSDAY PRAYER TIME meets the 1st Thursday of each month in the WELCOME SS Classroom. Everyone is welcome to join this group of ladies who know that God inhabits our praises! No one is asked to pray out loud. For more information call Whanda Swihart @ 922-2832.

Dec. 11 Our Ladies Christmas Luncheon begins at 12 noon with doors opening at 11:30. Our theme is “Make a JOYFUL Noise!” and to purchase your $12 ticket, just call Anna Riley at 984-3256 or 922-0499. This is a wonderful event to invite your friends and neighbors!

January 15, 2019 You don’t want to miss Balboa

Women’s Ministry KICK-OFF LUNCHEON! This year we are hosting a POT LUCK LUNCH beginning at 12 noon in the OC Big Room (doors open at 11:30).

Bring your favorite dish to share and find out about all the activities planned with YOU in mind for 2019. DON’T BE THE MISSING PIECE!

Look for additional information in upcoming Bulletins. For info call Jody Moore at 318-452-0589.

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December Special Activities of Worship:

Dec 2: The Celebration Choir and Orchestra presents

“Jesus, The King Is Born”

9 am and 3 pm

(The 2nd service at 3pm will take the place of the 11:15am worship

service that day only.)

There will be a “Cookie & Refreshment Fellowship” in the OC after the 3pm

presentation to meet our guests. We are asking our church members to bring a couple of

dozen of your favorite cookies for this event. Please sign up to do so in your Sunday School

classes and/or the signup forms on the welcome centers. We need about 400-450 cookies for at

least 2 cookies each. Just bring your cookies to the OC kitchen on the morning of Dec. 2 where

they will be expecting you. Thanks for your help in advance.

Dec. 9: Balboa “Light” Orchestra will present a Christmas Concert of Music

at 6pm along with a message from Pastor Denny.

Dec. 23: There will be regular services in the morning at 9am and 11:15am, but NO

service in the PM, due to our Christmas Eve service at 5pm on Dec. 24th Monday.

Dec. 24: Our Annual Christmas Eve Service at 5pm. Our handbells will be

playing and it will be beautiful.

Let me take a moment to say this year has gone by very fast. We have had

lots of activities that you, our church family, have done extraordinarily well

this year, and all has been great. Please know Pam and I love you all and are

so thankful to serve here with you. We pray every one of you will have a

blessed, healthy, and joyous Christmas with family and friends. We look

forward to these holidays and worship times with you all.

Merry Christmas and Happy New Year!

Jim & Pam Raney

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Men’s Bible Study & Fellowship

Every Monday at 7 am

All men are invited to this weekly

Men’s activity in the Fellowship Hall (next

to the church kitchen). Contact Dave Finton,

Men’s Director, at 318-461-0647.

S.O.L.O.S. (Singles Onward Loving Other Souls)

MARK YOUR CALENDARS for the following S.O.L.O.S. events: December 8: Day trip to Bellevue Baptist Church in Memphis for the Singing Christmas Tree presentation 2:00 matinee. There is still time to join us. December 15: S.O.L.O.S. Christmas Dinner & Show 6:00 pm. at Hot Springs

Bathhouse Dinner Theater. Contact Candace Williams (501) 915-0096 or Karen Laib (501) 922-1137 for

further information about any of these activities.

JANUARY BIBLE STUDY

“The Seven Churches of Revelation”

Led by Greg Addison

Each Sunday night in January

Mark your calendars!!

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From your SMT (Safety MinistryTeam):

This is the new SMT schedule for the locking of doors for

Sunday and Wednesday services:

Sunday mornings, the choir entrance door will be locked

at 9am and unlocked after service.

Sunday night, the choir entrance door, the entrance door

by the old kitchen, and the Ponce entrance door (by classroom #107) will be

locked at 5:55pm.

Wednesday nights, the entrance door by the old kitchen and the Ponce entrance

door (by classroom #107) will be locked at 5:30pm to secure the areas for AWANA

and so a sweep can be made before the children arrive.

I am aware that this is a change to past procedures, but it’s necessary for the protection of

our congregation, as the SMT team tries to provide protection for our members and guests.

Once again, I apologize for these inconveniences, but the world we live in now makes these

changes necessary.

Thank you for helping implement these changes.

Bo Johnston, Director of SMT

“Journeying Through Grief”

By Kenneth C. Haugk

The Grief Touch Team, led by Deacon Bobby Tullos, has donated booklets available

for members to check out of the library titled “Journeying Through Grief”.

They are written by Dr. Kenneth C. Haugk, a pastor, psychologist and the founder of

Stephens Ministries. Dr. Haugk writes from personal experience after his wife’s death in

2002 and finding very little help available for those who are suffering grief.

The booklets are short, only 41 pages, brief and to the point. When a loved one dies,

people often struggle with difficult, painful feelings. Many feel abandoned by friends,

relatives and even God.

They are helpful whether read one at a time or all in one sitting. For those experiencing the

recent loss of a loved one it is recommended that the booklets be read one at a time; how-

ever, if the loss has been several months or more it may be best to check out all 4 booklets

at once. Each person experiences grief in their own way and on their own unique schedule.

They are designed to cover the first year of loss but many have found them to be beneficial

even years after a loss. They are highly recommended.

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December is a wonderful time of the year when we get to celebrate the season of joy and hope. Most of us look forward to the age-old carols, church programs, and family gatherings that carry the good news and glad tidings of Christmas.

Here are a few books from our Christmas collection in the BBC library to help you remember that Christ is the focal point of Christmas: “Midnight Clear” (Jerry B. Jenkins) is a modern day parable about how seemingly insignificant acts of grace can make a profound difference. A middle-aged man, jobless and recently evicted; an old woman estranged from her family; a frustrated youth pastor; a young mother and son spending their first holiday alone since her husband's accident; and a gas station owner forced to work on a holiday. But hope often comes when we least expect it. As midnight approaches, these five randomly cross paths, changing each others' lives. “Till Morning is Nigh” (Leisha Kelly) tells of one year after the Worthams and Hammonds lost both a dear mother and selfless friend in one terrible night. A night in 1932 when a bittersweet occasion turns to crisis when George Hammond disappears, leaving his many children worried and alone. With too many mouths, too little money, and a mysterious illness taking hold of some of the children, she has her doubts that God will pull them through. But she wasn't counting on the miracle of a simple, paper nativity. “The Unfinished Gift” (Dan Walsh) is set in December of 1943 and is a fabulous story of redemption and forgiveness. Ian is an old man without his son. Patrick is a young boy without his father. On his Christmas list are only three items. He wants the army to find his father; he wants to leave his grandfather's house; and he wants the dusty wooden soldier in Grandfather's attic – the one he is forbidden to touch. This engaging story of a family in need of forgiveness reminds us of the small things that affect powerful change in our hearts – a young boy's prayers, a shoe box of love letters, and even a half-carved soldier, long forgotten. This story of reconciliation will touch your heart. You can find these Christmas stories and many more on the shelves marked Collected Stories on the wall to your right as you enter the library from the hall.

WE INVITE YOU TO COME BY AND CHECK US OUT!

Sherry Karr, Librarian

Christmas Greetings from the BBC Library Committee!

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CLARA BURNLEY

Clara was born in Indonesia; her father died when she was twelve. Her uncle, whom she termed “a man of love,” moved her to Singapore for her education. Her cousins became her brothers and sisters and she keeps in touch with them via Skype. Her mother, who is ninety years old, and brother still live in Indonesia. Her uncle was her hero who cared for her and helped her get a good education; her mother taught her to be prudent. She graduated high school and began working in real estate, and eventually owned her own company. She met and married her husband who worked for the construction company, Raymond International. They moved back to his hometown, Shreveport, LA, in 1999 where he continued working until they

moved to the Village in 2007. He was diagnosed with cancer in 2008 and soon passed away. Her constant companion is her golden retriever, Thien Thien, which means “super sweet” and she spends her time spoiling him. Her hobbies include playing pickle ball where she met Gwen and Richard Lederfine who had a great impact on her life, introducing her to Balboa Church and Pastor Denny. Clara comes from a Catholic background, but loves her Faith Sunday School class, taught by Bob Moore, where she is learning to understand her Bible. She was baptized in October and is under our Watch Care. She would like you to know that she is very open and outspoken, so when you see her say hello and get to know this petite, personable young woman.

PHIL & PATTY MASK Phil and Patty grew up in the local area—she in the Salem community and Phil in Benton. Patty was born in Ottumwa, Iowa and her family moved to AR when she was thirteen. After graduating Bryant HS, she worked at St. Vincent’s hospital for two years then she began a 23 -year career with Blue Cross Blue Shield Insurance, retiring in 2001. She held several positions in the company and ended as supervisor of the electronic services division, training medical facilities to file their claims electronically. Actually, she retired medically because of an automobile accident in 1997. Phil graduated from Benton HS, joined the U.S. Navy—was on

active duty for 3.5 years, and as a reserve 1.5 years with the 4th Marine Division. He had always wanted to be in law enforcement; therefore, after his tour of duty in the Navy, he attended UALR earning an associate’s degree in law enforcement and a BA in criminal justice and psychology. Although Phil was aided by the GI Bill, he worked a 40 -hour week, attended college carrying a full load, and had three off-duty jobs. That’s commitment!! After service 22 years with the NLR police department (serving with his brother Spurgeon), he wanted to serve his local community —he was elected Saline County Sheriff in 2001, retiring in 2008. Phil and Patty have two grown children, Chris and Tiffaney. They and their families live in the local area. Naturally, “Spurge” and Brenda were instrumental in their selecting Balboa as their place of worship. They had been searching all these years for a church in which they could really feel “at home,” and they felt that after attending Balboa. They are visiting several SS classes. Get to know the Masks, you will surely find two new friends.

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ARNOLD & ROSANNE GEORGE

Arnold, “Skip,” graduated HS in North Little Rock, enrolled in Ouachita

Baptist, graduated with a BS in biology in 1975—two years ahead of Pastor

Denny. He spent one year in the Army as a 2nd Lieutenant. Returning home,

he applied for a job with an employment agency which led him to a

“temporary” job with a farm cooperative in NLR. This “temporary” job

lasted forty-two years! He began with Southern Farmers’ Cooperative in

NLR, moved to Kansas City with Farmland Industries, and then to Minneapolis, MN with CHS as a regional

account manager for the last sixteen years. So, reaching the ripe old retirement age, he gave his notice, they

closed on the sale of their home, and headed South. They had already been introduced to the Village by high

school friends of Rosanne.

Speaking of Rosanne—she was a small-town girl from Marvell, AR. She worked while in HS, and after

graduating, she worked for Dixie Furniture and Marvell Public School as a bookkeeper. She married young

and began her family. She became a bookkeeper for the Farmers’ Oil Cooperative in Helena, which was a

member coop of Southern Farmers’ where Skip worked. When she had questions she would talk with Skip,

not knowing their paths would cross positively. Skip had an off-duty job in security at Barton Coliseum in

Little Rock, so he offered to get her and a friend tickets to the fair, and to concerts in the coliseum to see such

artists as the Beach Boys and Barry Manilow. The rest is history; they married, moved to Minnesota and lived

there happily for 16 years before returning to AR.

Their son, Glenn, lives in the Village. He has a daughter Josie who lives with her mom in Conway. Their

son, David, lives in Sherwood, AR.

Skip has been very active in their church in Minnesota. He was a deacon, SS teacher, and as he said in a

small church, you have many jobs. They both enjoy music, reading and traveling. They attend Dr. Polly

Brown’s Impact SS class. Get to know Skip and Rosanne, a friendly couple, you will be blessed.

MERRY CHRISTMAS!

From All the Staff at BBC:

Bro. Denny, Bro. Kevin, Bro. Jim,

Debbie, Dave, Alice,

Rick, Johnny, Larry, Lyndell, Stan, John

Pam & Cyndi,

Judy & Eloise

Denise & Anna

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Jerry Barber 1

Sam Seale 1

Dorothy Barbee 2

Mary Cupstid 2

Danny Snyder 2

Bobby Tullos 2

Donnys Womack 3

Walter Kerr 3

Marcie Bearden 4

Terry Lucey 4

Ginger Bell 5

Charlene Frank 5

Lori Bartlett 6

Dennis Loeffler 6

Christine Lucey 7

John “JD” Arnold 8

Kevin Bright 9

Mickey Davis 9

Jean Tabor 9

Charles Barton 10

Gwen Early 10

Marge Gortsema 10

Kay Morrow 12

Sandy Stephens 12

Jim Lipe 13

Rita Alexander 14

Bryan Moore, Jr. 14

Betty FitzGerald 15

Bruce Harvey 15

Janie Smith 15

Ron Clark 16

Anna Camp 17

Patsy Cotton 18

Sue Russo 18

Dave Finton 19

Sherril Juarez 19

Bess Moore 19

Victor Williams 19

Ken Caldwell 20

Betty Cooper 20

George Cupstid 21

Dennis Clark 23

Alice Weith 23

Haylie Wilson 23

John Miller 24

Makayla LaRue 24

Tami LaRue 26

Sandy McPherson 26

Kathy Norman 26

Breya Raney 28

Marcie Hogan 30

Beth Camp 31

David Clearman 31

Dave & Sherrie Eimer 1

Bruce & Becky Harvey 2

Art & Karen Laib 4

Ron & Sunday Quisenberry 4

Don & Sue Dunham 6

Mark & Susan Meyers 6

Jim & Alice Tinsman 10

Bob & Susan Viles 10

Bruce & Linda Gasaway 14

Nona & Ken Goatcher 16

Bill & Sarah McMurray 19

Ron & Betty Cooper 20

Marie & Ed Hanley 20

Bob & Voncel Haggard 21

Skip & Amy Hoyt 21

Linda Hodges & Bob Orr 21

Charles & Shirley Johnson 22

Fred & Pat Waites 22

Jerry & Dianne Morgan 23

Dennis & Cyndi Warden 24

Bob & Sandy Newby 24

Laroy & Beverly Cornett 26

Larry Downing (w/ BBC ‘17) 27

Randy & Bobbie Conardy 30

Danny & Barbara Garrett 30

George & Mary Cupstid 31

Brent & Robin McAtee 31

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Let the Little Children Come to Jesus!

AWANA Clubs

During the school year,

our AWANA Clubs meet

on Wednesdays at 5:30pm

CUBBIES is for children ages 3 & 4.

SPARKS are kindergarten thru Grade 2. and

T&T (Truth & Training) are Grades 3-6.

BALBOA’S “FLAWLESS”

YOUTH ACTIVITIES

During the school year

our Youth (Grades 7-12) meet every

Wednesday from 5:30—7:30pm,

and start with a light meal.

Bring a friend and join us for food,

fun and great fellowship!

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DEADLINE FOR ARTICLES IS THE 15TH OF EACH MONTH You may e-mail your articles to

Alice at alicepbalboa@gmail.com or Debbie at debbiebalboabaptist@gmail.com

CHURCH OFFICE: (501) 922-0155

Church Office Hours: 8am - 4pm

Intercessory Prayer Line: 24 hours-a-day: (501) 915-9GOD (9463)

Fax Line: (501) 915-0463

Website: www.BalboaBaptist.Church

Facebook: www.facebook.com/balboabaptist

You can watch each

Sunday AM sermon on the website.

Check it out...located under the

“Media” tab!

JUST THE FACTS

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Balboa Baptist Church Mission Statement: Our mission is to bring all people to the saving grace of Jesus Christ and help them grow toward Christian maturity through

love, prayer, worship, teaching, and service.

If you are moving, or have an email or phone number change,

Please contact the Church Office at 922-0155, so that we may update our records accordingly.