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August Calendar 2
Budget Report 3
Servants List
4
Birthday & Anniversary List
Shoe Box Article
5
East Union Child Care News
Meetings and Events
6
Notes & Hugs from My Heart (Music/Children)
Meetings and Events
7
Church Information & Ministry News 8
Over the years I have had the privilege of standing beside a great number of beds as someone takes their last breath. You might wonder why that is a privilege. There is no more of an intimate moment with those left behind than this. I have also stood beside a lot of bedsides, recliners and hospital beds shortly after or as someone received the word that they have some life altering disease. Heck, I have been there myself. Why do I say this? Because often we focus on the earthly side of things and forget what Paul, under the leadership of the Holy Spirit, wrote in Colossians 3:1-2 NKJV “If then you were raised with Christ, seek those things which are above, where Christ is, sitting at the right hand of God. Set your mind on things above, not on things on the earth.” Out of all this I want us to learn a lesson from God. Hope is the thing that runs throughout the life lived in faith. The loved one who draws their last breath, if they are a believer, has hope of eternal life. The moment of death they are in the presence of our Savior. In First Corinthians Paul quotes Isaiah 25:8 and says, “So when this corruptible has put on incorruption, and this mortal has put on immortality, then shall be brought to pass the saying that is written: ‘DEATH IS SWALLOWED UP IN VICTORY. O DEATH, WHERE IS YOUR STING? O HADES, WHERE IS YOUR VICTORY?’ The sting of death is sin, and the strength of sin is the law. But thanks be to God, who gives us the victory through our Lord Jesus Christ.” 1 Corinthians 15:54-57 NKJV So there is hope no matter the pain that we may have here, there is hope no matter the diagnosis that we are given. There is hope in the Lord Jesus Christ. In fact I submit that while life distracts us at times, when it gets real, there is only hope in Christ. Hold fast to Him, my beloved.
E ast Union B apt i st C hur c h
This Issue
S M T W T F S
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5 6 7 8 9 10 11
12 13 14 15 16 17 18
19 20 21 22 23 24 25
26 27 28 29 30 31
Deacons
Meeting
8 AM
Deacon
Outreach
Visitation
7 PM
Church
Council
6 PM
Rock Solid
Men’s Bible
Study-- 8 AM
EUBC Golf Outreach
5:30 PM Bent Tree
EUBC Golf Outreach
5:30 PM Bent Tree Golf
EUBC Golf Outreach
5:30 PM Bent Tree
EUBC Golf Outreach
5:30 PM Bent Tree
WayPoint
Chronicles
7 PM
Missions Night
Meal
5:45 PM
Meetings
7 PM
PAGE 2
WayPoint
Chronicles
7 PM
WayPoint
Chronicles
7 PM
WayPoint
Chronicles
7 PM
Youth Committee
6 PM
School Starts
Back
Gym Closed for Floor Maintenance Aug. 3-4
Emphasis:
5 Reasons to
Skip Church
Emphasis:
5 Reasons to
Skip Church
Emphasis:
5 Reasons to
Skip Church
Emphasis:
5 Reasons to
Skip Church
Book Club
Meet @
Ivy home
6 PM
Sunday
School
Training
Conference
6:30 PM
Meridian
Baptist
Church
Youth Night
Lock-In
6 PM — 7 AM
H365
Hunter Safety
8 AM
H365
Clay Target
Shoot
9 AM
Rock Solid
Men’s Bible
Study-- 8 AM
Fellowship Hall
reserved—Barnett
50th anniversary
June 2018 Summary Of Accounts
All Operating Bank Accounts
First South Bank Operating Checking $77,766.72
First South Bank Money Market $20,761.82
Total Operating Funds 06/30/2018 $98,528.54
Designated Undesignated
Other Bank Accounts
Savings: Bergie Ervin Scholarship $4,014.31
Trout Fund $8,421.45
Emergency Fund CD $13,369.59
CD: Lottie Moon Fund $1,000.00
TOTAL Savings and CD $5,014.31 $21,791.04 $26,805.35
TOTAL CHECKING/SAVINGS 06/30/2018 $125,333.89
Designated Funds: In Operating Accounts
Benevolence $1,385.21
Brotherhood $69.00
Deacon Fund $298.69
Debt Retirement $600.00
Disaster Relief* $602.78
Harvest 365 $1,884.01
Sportsman Bible Study/Rock Solid Men $688.01
New Church Bus Fund $31,217.26
Operation Christmas Child $67.00
Sonshiners $774.70
WMU Fund $150.35
Building & Grounds Repair Fund $30,416.59
Total Designated funds $68,153.60
Total Designated Funds(Checking & Savings) $73,167.91
Total Undesignated Funds Available 06/30/2018 $52,165.98
Budget Report: June
Budget Receipts 06/01/2018-06/30/2018 $23,589.50
Budgeted expenditures 06/01/2018-06/30/2018 $36,668.75
Budget Receipts over/under Expenditures -$13,079.25
Budget Report: Year to Date
Budget Receipts 01/01/2018-06/30/2018 $155,312.91
Budgeted Expenditures 01/01/2018-06/30/2018 $182,802.08
Budgeted Receipts over/under Expenditures -$27,489.17
Actual Budget Receipts 01/01/2018-06/30/2018 $155,312.91
Amount Budgeted 01/01/2018-06/30/2018 $176,348.20
Receipts over/under Budget -$21,035.29
Balance Due on Church Note 06/30/2018 $137,406.62
August
DEACON OF The WEEK
Aug 5 Rus Carter Aug 12 Brian Kemp Aug 19 Chris Harvill Aug 26 Brian Kemp
August Bus Driver
Randy & Gail Honey
731-616-3974
Drivers Needed
We need volunteers to drive the church van on Sunday morning and evening. You must be 25 years or older and have a good driving re-cord. Please contact a mem-ber of the Transportation committee if you want to vol-
unteer.
CHURCH SECURITY Aug 5 Donny Lay, Bobby Dial
Aug 12 Donald Key, Mark Jones
Aug 19 Larry Singleton, Roger Havner
Aug 26 Randy Honey, Jim Robinson
NURSERY WORKERS
Aug 5 AM Infants & Toddlers…………………………..……… Chrystie Dickson, Jeremy Young, Paula Trimmer Aug 12 AM Infants & Toddlers……..……..……………………. Laurie Stegall, Ashley White, Ginger Kemp Aug 19 AM Infants & Toddlers……..……..……………………. Kasey Houston, Nancy Benefield, Ashley Harvill Aug 26 Infants & Toddlers……..……..…………………………. Kara Stewart, Sheila Castleman, Stacey Young
We are in need of volunteers to work in the
Nursery. Please sign up to serve. We need your help!
SOUP KITCHEN CAKES
Lois Holland
Becky Moore
Debbie Lay
ICU BOX MINISTRY
Snacks needed for
ICU Box! Becky Moore
COUNTERS
Aug 5 Cornelia Camper, Gail Honey, Randy Honey
Aug 12 Gail Honey, Janice & Jerry Boone
Aug 19 Cornelia Camper, Donald & Margie Key
Aug 26 Brian & Ginger Kemp ,
Allen & Sheila Castleman
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Attention!
Tony & Charlene Barnett August 4 Mike & Cecelia Thierjung August 6 Stan & Lisa Harston August 24 Larry & Margaret Singleton August 28
Nursery Sunday School Hour
1st Cornelia Camper, Nikki Robertson
2nd Cornelia Camper, Rhonda Jones 3rd Cornelia Camper, Belinda Glisson
4th Cornelia Camper, Rhonda Jones
MISSION MEAL
MENU
Sandwiches
Pasta Salad
Garden Salad
Chips
Miscellaneous Desserts
Box hosted by The Hospitality Committee.
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SHOE BOXES
AUGUST’S ITEMS ARE
TOYS.
“Our economic condition is very poor, so
my parents cannot afford to buy toys for
me. When I heard that I would get a gift
box, I was so excited! Thank you to all of my
foreign friends who sent me the toys and
other amazing things.” –Samia, East Asia
August 1 Sarah Beard
August 3 Mark Jones
August 4 Michelle Burruss
August 6 Donna Callis
August 6 Stephen Cornelison
August 7 Jimmy Stanford
August 9 Mike Thierjung
August 11 Carla Chumney
August 11 Laurie Stegall
August 11 Reese Young
August 12 Lisa Arnold
August 12 Labina Maxwell
August 13 Richard Lott
August 14 Tommy Escue
August 14 Linda Lott
August 15 Brennan Clark
August 18 Lynnleigh Cooper
August 18 Eli Gay
August 18 Hunter Taylor
August 19 Kinley Houston
August 20 Bert Hudgins
August 24 Robert Brasher
August 24 Drew Clements
August 24 Nell McCollum
August 26 Hope Cornelison
August 26 Edward Ervin
August 26 Anne Maxwell
August 28 Rick Gower
August 28 Kenneth Ward
August 29 Carolyn Crowder
August 29 Judy Presson
August 29 Hope Sumler
DEACON OUTREACH VISITATION
Monday night, August 6
7 PM
URGENT REQUEST: Helpers are needed for this
shoebox project. Because of illness and other
factors, some of the people who have been faithful
to serve in this capacity find that they need to step
back this year and not be so much involved. Won’t
you step up and help out. If you can give some
assistance, please see Linda Hollamon to volunteer.
Practical Helps for Leaders and Teachers
Tuesday, August 14
6:30 — 9:00 PM
Meridian Baptist Church
Categories
Children
Discipleship
Sunday School
Youth
Plenary Sessions and Breakouts on GenZ,
Millennials, Busters and Boomers
Conference for pastors and staff, directors and
coordinators, adult, youth, children, and preschool
teachers and leaders.
Dear EUBC Friends:
Welcome: Rylynn Marie and Ryan Cooper, children of Trever & Kayce Schrupp Canon Knox, son of Corey and Jennifer Thomason
Its's hard to believe summer is almost over and school has started back!!! Our preschoolers are getting ready for a new school year too. This month and next month they will begin by getting acquainted with their new friends, learning simple rules and how very special they are. There is a lot of training that goes into the life of each preschooler. Some-times that training can be interpreted from the child as " I can never do anything right," or "their picture is better than mine." It is important that all children understand that God has made them for a purpose and loves them just as they are.
Bible Story: Children Come to Jesus Memory Verse: Let the little children come to me. - Mark 10:14
Please pray for our young families and children!!!
Love in Christ, Ms. Sandra
“NOTES”
“There is a time for everything, and a season
for every activity under the heavens.” God
said this in Ecclesiastes 3:1.
August; a return to school for many of our
families, a time for summer vacations to
wrap up, children (and adults) return to a
“fall-spring” schedule. So too, the Adult
Choir will resume regular rehearsals each
Sunday afternoon from 5 to 5:50 pm
beginning Sunday, August 12.
Bill Laarz Music Minister
&
Children’s Director
Love,
Bro. Bill
“HUGS” School will be back in full swing by the time you are reading this. Wednesday’s
“Children’s Choir Fun Night” continues each Wednesday night at 7 pm in August.
We will be learning new songs, moving, playing instruments and playing games.
“Children’s Choir Fun Night” will meet Wednesday nights,
August 1,8,15,22,and 29 at 7 pm.
Children will be continuing “The Bible Fun Factory” during Sunday Night’s
“Children’s Power Hour.” We are memorizing the books of the Bible by learning
a hip hop tune called “The Books.” We will be having fun learning truths of the
Old Testament through scripture reading, stories, crafts and games.
“Children’s Power Hour” will meet Sunday nights,
August 5, 12, 19 and 26 at 6 pm.
August 5: God’s Promise to Abraham
August 12: Abraham and Sarah Have a Baby
August 19: Isacc and Rebekah
August 26: Begin Bible Fun Factory, Vol. 2
August 24
6 PM — 7 AM
Contact
Stephen or the
Youth Commit-
tee for details
Church Office Phone: 731-424-2261
Fax: 731-424-9945
Church Office Email:
Edgar Pierce, Pastor Home Phone: 731-868-2300
email: [email protected]
Website: www.edgarpierce.com
Bill Laarz, Minister of Music
& Children’s Director
Phone: 615-545-2870
email: [email protected]
Stephen Ballard, Minister of Youth
Phone: 731-513-4194
email: [email protected]
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Sunday:
Sunday School 9:00 a.m.
Morning Worship 10:00 a.m.
Discipleship Training 5:00 p.m.
Evening Worship 6:00 p.m.
Adult Choir Practice 5:00 p.m.
Wednesday Night:
Bible Study 7:00 p.m.
Children’s Choir 7:00 p.m.
