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YOUTH FOR
CHRIST SHARING SERMON “Husbands, Love Your Wives”
EPHESIANS 5:25-30
Pastor David Hara
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http://nbcspokane.org/resources/events/calendar/ Click on an event for all the details.
13521 N MILLRD Ÿ SPOKANE WA 99208 Ÿ 509.466.1770 [email protected] Ÿ www.nbcspokane.org SUNDAY WORSHIP SERVICES: 8:30 & 11:00 AM SUNDAY SCHOOL: 10:00AM OFFICE HOURS: MON-FRI 8:00 AM - 5:00 PM
June 21, 2019
PRAY FOR JAMAICA MISSIONS TRIP MONDAY, 6/24
PRAY FOR JAMAICA MISSIONS TRIP
10:00a Adult Bible Study (Acts 11)
TUESDAY, 6/25
PRAY FOR JAMAICA MISSIONS TRIP
6:00a First Things First 9:30a Women’s Summer Bible Study 7:00p Worship Team Rehearsal
WEDNESDAY, 6/26
PRAY FOR JAMAICA MISSIONS TRIP
8:15a Spokane Historic Tour 6:30p College Group (Warren’s) 6:30p 2nd VBS Leaders’ Meeting
THURSDAY, 6/27
PRAY FOR JAMAICA MISSIONS TRIP
FRIDAY, 6/28
PRAY FOR JAMAICA MISSIONS TRIP
SATURDAY, 6/29
NORTHVIEW PREVIEW 10:00 am
Pastor’s Office
BUILDING DEDICATION / CELEBRATION
JUNE 30 - both services
BBQ PICNIC FOR ALL Following 2nd service
MIDDLE SCHOOL - ADULT SUMMER MISSIONS
SUNDAY SCHOOL Sunday at 10:00 am Adam Lewis - MAF
FAMILY CAMP JULY 4-7
Register now!
VBS - “In The Wild” August 12-16
We are having folks sign up as leaders and that is fantastic! We need some Nursery leaders and some décor planning leaders specifically. Contact Donna Robbins ([email protected]) and let her know how you can help out with Vacation Bible School this year.
HIGH SCHOOL June 23: Mission Focus Sunday School, 10:00am, Fellowship Hall June 20-28: Jamaica Missions Trip
MIDDLE SCHOOL June 23: Mission Focus Sunday School, 10:00am, Fellowship Hall
SUNDAY Will be joining in the Summer Missions Sunday School in Fellowship Hall
THURSDAYS 6:30 pm Warren’s home Fellowship & Bible Study
“LIKE” OUR Facebook NBC COLLEGE MINISTRY and Instagram NBCABIDE pages
WORSHIP TEAM REHEARSAL Wednesdays @ 7:00 pm
ADULT BIBLE STUDY Tuesdays @ 10:00 am Taught by Pastor David Hara (Acts 10)
KEENAGERS . . . JULY 1 Moved to MONDAYS. 11:30 am. Special Music - Doug and Candy Gintz BBQ - $5
The purpose of LIFE groups is to build authentic community where peoples’ relationships with God and other believers are challenged to grow deeper and more mature. If you’d like to be in a LIFE group, Contact Pastor David @ 466-1770, ext 310.
Stephen Ministers are laypeople trained to provide one-to-one care to people experiencing a difficult time in life, such as grief, divorce, job loss, chronic or terminal illness, relocation, or separation due to military deployment. Stephen Ministers come from all walks of life and have a passion for bringing Christ’s love and care to people during a time of need.
HOLD THE DATE Missions Celebration Event September 29th , more information to follow.
WOMEN’S SUMMER BIBLE STUDY 6/19 - 7/31
Wednesdays, 9:30-11:30 am Psalm 23 (Jennifer Rothschild’s workbook)
PICKING AT HIGH COUNTRY ORCHARD JULY 18, 10:00am - 12:30pm Bring the kids or a friend up to Green Bluff for a morning of picking in the orchard. Hopefully it will be time for u-pick cherries. Then stay awhile and lunch with us on the patio. You can purchase food there or bring your own. You can let your kids burn off some energy on the play structure while you chat! Contact Erin Walsh (999-9962)
SAVE THE DATE: July 31: Bunco Night August 9: Summer Park Meet-Up August 21: Flower Workshop September 3: Mom’s Coffee Break September 20-21: Women’s Fall Retreat
FIRST THINGS FIRST Wednesdays, 6:00 am, Fellowship Hall Meets to discuss upcoming sermon & pray together.
FAMILY CAMP . . . JULY 4-7 - Location: Farragut State Park - Registration: June 9-30 in foyer as well as online. - Contact Dao and Beth Nguyen (435-3476)
SUMMER MISSIONARY SUNDAY SCHOOL Combined Sunday School (middle school-age and older) in Fellowship Hall.
June 23: Adam Lewis June 30: Northview-supported missionary July 7: Fellowship Time July 14: YFC - Curtis Powell and students
8:30 SERVICE Jim Morrison (Lead) Lynda Hutchins Bill Brooks Gary Nelson Dick Peterson Dick Perry Chuck Yorlano
June 21 Andi Bergman Jill Cooney Dave Mutton
June 23 Jack Muncey Carol Underwood
June 24 Kobe Appleton Phoebe Hawkinson Tammie Pecka Kaye Powell
June 27 Max Schaefer Sam Schaefer
11:00 SERVICE Mark Janke (Lead) Glen Schofield Pat Hayett Harold Molony Justin Wellman
8:30 SERVICE Garfield & Jan George
11:00 SERVICE Joan Holliday
8:30 SERVICE Dick & Carolyn Peterson
11:00 SERVICE Eric & Lisa Hussey
Joyce Strickler
Roger & Dottie Mohrlang Steve & Pat Nicol Bill & Pam Oswalt Bob & Barb Parks Brock & Laurie Pounder Nik & Heather Richey William & Cathryn Rimmer Rod & Amy Sandberg Jim & Debby Schroeder Norm & Erin Schwab Ken & Lori Smoll Ben & Christina Sonnichsen Bud & Frances Stanley Earl & Joyce Strickler Ben & Jeanna Swanson Jason & Julie Thackston Rob & Kathy Wells Joe & Renee Witmer Patrick & Veronica Wolfe Matthew & Jackie Yakely Chuck & Robin Yorlano
THE RAGAMUFFIN GOSPEL by Brennan Manning
Many believers feel stunted in their Christian growth. We beat ourselves up over our failures and, in the process, pull away from God because we subconsciously believe He tallies our defects and hangs His head in disappointment. In this newly repackaged edition Brennan Manning reminds us that nothing could be further from the truth. The Father beckons us to Himself with a “furious love” that burns brightly and constantly. Only when we truly embrace God’s grace can we bask in the joy of a gospel that enfolds the most needy of His flock—the “ragamuffins.” The world assigns value to people using measurable standards. Someone is a successful student if she receives A’s. Someone is a strong athlete if he runs five miles a day. The Lord, however, knows nothing of standards. The Ragamuffin Gospel was inspired by Brennan Manning after he discovered firsthand what it means to live by grace instead of performance. His words bring new life and sweet refreshment to Christians who are tired of never measuring up.
On Pastor Josh Dunn’s “Top 10 Christian Books” List
Announcements: Laura Warren Elder Prayer: Ray Luse
8:00 SERVICE Neil Aerts
11:00 SERVICE Rusty Pritchard
NEEDED WEEKLY: $27,975 Last week’s giving ............................................. $17,455.99 MTD giving .......................................................... $63,709.10 YTD giving ...................................................... $1,081,784.51 YTD expenses (including Missions) ..... $1,105,,369.82 YTD giving minus expenses ....................... ($23,585.31) YTD budget .................................................... $1,174,950.00 YTD giving to budget ................................... ($93,165.49) Missions dispersed YTD ................................ $220,279.50
802
$1,031,000
$1,632,902.25
$2,266,141.52
$2,600,000.00
Craig & LaVonne Bartholomew Matthew & Felicia Best Kevin & Heather Bost Bill & Barb Brooks Dave & Kristy Brooten Corey & Callie Brown David & Jena Coffey Craig & Cindy Collings Kent & Jean Du Ryan & Dana Fievez Mark & Denese Fischer Bill & Joan Flatt Todd & Roxie Fonda Doug & Cheryl Hanson David & Leslie Hnosko Terry & Mary Kay Hiatt Tim & Lori Higgins Randy & Linda House Allan & Irene Jones Dallas & Tanya Low Brian & Patsy Markham Jeremy & Autumn Meyer
The Real Definition of Submission A Life of Memories
by Sharon Reidenbach
The small lamp gave a warm glow to the room, but his hands felt cool.
Sitting by his bed, Betsy tried to embrace the moments they had left. She hoped and prayed in the
recesses of his spirit he’d hear her.
“Hi, Will, it’s me, Betsy. The family said, “rest,” but I couldn’t. My mind flooded with memories, and
thought, ‘why not share those Cinerama shots together’.
Her fingers traced the outline of his face. “The first time I saw you riding your magnificent
stallion, my heart leaped right to yours. My little chestnut mare seemed fragile next to your big
steed. But it didn’t matter. We were hooked. Romantic love filled us leading to a late fall
wedding.”
Betsy adjusted the blinds capturing the late afternoon light. Looking out she smiled. “Starry-
eyed our counseling began with our pastor. But . . .” Betsy quickly sat back down grabbing Will’s
hand. “But to this day I’m still embarrassed how I flew out of my chair when he read Ephesians 5
and I heard, ‘Submit all to your husband!’ ”
“Oh, how I shouted, ‘You mean now I’ll have to muck your stallion’s stallh plus mine, and whatever
else you want?’ And what did you do? You wrapped me in your arms and whispered, ‘No way.’ And I
relaxed.”
“The pastor reassured me, and us, with Romans 12: 6-8, on how we each bring unique gifts to the
marriage table as helpmates. And said it doesn’t matter what nationality we are or if we’re male
or female, for we’re all one in Christ. (Galatians 3:28)
“Hard times? With my exuberance and your calm, we had more than our share. But thank you,
sweetheart, for your strength in bringing us back to center, our Christ. It’s my anchor today.”
“How we loved to ride. But you never faulted my abilities in front of our companions. Rather,
you’d ask me equestrian questions valuing my opinion.”
“And, when the culmination of our deep love arrived, little Ben provided another dimension to
the word, ‘helpmate’! Then honey, I confess, after Ben graduated from college, I overheard you
preparing him for his first job with 1 Peter 2:18 how ‘Whether married or a working single, in
any capacity, we are submissive servants’. In my heart you stood 9’ tall!”
Adjusting his blanket, a tear grazed his face. “And remember,” she chuckled, “Our arguments over
me learning the finances, investments and insurances? Thankfully you saw my reasoning. Now, as
hard as it is, unlike some of my friends who don’t know what bill-pay is, I’m prepared—for this
next step.”
“We had a good ride Will. With God holding the reins, our journey of love, whether up or down,
never lost its stride. And—forever—my heart is yours until the end of time.”
With the evening dusk, silence filled the room, and she held him.
* * * *
“What greater thing is there for two human souls, than to feel that they are joined for life—to
strengthen each other in all labor, to rest on each other in all sorrow, to minister to each other
in silent unspeakable memories at the moment of the last parting?”
- George Eliot
Week 50
THANK YOU Thank you for the many prayers during my jaw surgery and recovery. I’m making good progress but complete recovery will take up to 6 months. Thank you once again for all your prayers. Laura Coffey
PARKING ATTENDANTS NEEDED - LAVENDER FESTIVAL Dates: July 6, 7 Hours: Saturday 7:30 am-6:00 pm Sunday 8:30 am to 6:00 pm Ages: 18 years and older Pay: $12 / hour $6 lunch ticket Dinner served at end of the day Contact Sandra Shuff at 953-2301
COLLEGE STUDENT ROOM WANTED My name is Caitlin and I am a student at Whitworth University. I am in need of a place to live for the next school year. If anyone has a place they are renting out or knows someone who has an opening or room available, I would love to get more information. It would be great if I could stay within a 20 minute radius of Whitworth; also female roommates, if it is a shared house. Please contact me at [email protected] if there is a place available and I will get back to you as soon as I can. Thank you!
DRESSES FOR GHANA AND GUATEMALA Pictured are 74 dresses that will soon be going with missionaries from Northview Bible Church to the schools
they sponsor in Africa and Guatemala.
The dresses are made of 100% cotton fabric because they are going to hot climate countries. The dresses are sizes X-LRG, LRG, MED, SML and TODDLER. Lace, buttons and other trim make every dress unique. There are no two alike.
With donations, we can continue this program. We can put to use material you bought but never used or a donation of floral, child oriented or patterned material in bright basic or pastel colors which are best. A piece of material several yards long will make multiple dresses. Colorful and pastel Extra Wide Double Fold Bias Tape is used to make the ties. 1/2” woven or knit elastic is used at the top of the dress to help each dress fit. All are needed items or with a donation of a few dollars.
You’re welcome to join those of us that make the dresses. Please call the Rockwood Hawthorne Activit ies Department (466-0411). Leave your name and phone number and you’ll be contacted. It’s a fun and encouraging activity.
ANNA OGDEN HALL VOLUNTEERS NEEDED Anna Ogden Hall, Children’s Ministry Mon - Thurs 8:30 – 11:30 or 12:45-4:00 OR one may serve entire day Childcare and activity supervision for either infants through age 4 or 8-13 year olds. Activities may include water activities, painting, baking, field trips (older children only), and lots of fun!! Volunteers welcome to choose one or more time slots each week; flexible with vacation schedules.
If you are interested in any of these positions just respond to this email and I’ll connect you with the staff you will be serving with. If you are interested but have not attended a volunteer orientation yet, that will be your next step. The next one is July 9th, Tues, 6-8pm at the Union Gospel Mission. You can register by also responding to this email. Also let me know if you would like to be removed from this list.
NEW HOPE NEEDS:
LOW ON: Women’s Deodorant Household Cleaners Liquid Dish Soap
OUT OF: Dryer Sheets Dog Food-Dry Cat Food-Dry
You can put your donations in the New Hope Resource Center bin just inside the south door of the gym. HELP NEEDED: New Hope is in need of 1 full time clothing room volunteer on Thursdays and 1 full time volunteer help in the children’s room on Tuesdays. The hours are 9:30 am to 1:30 pm. Please let Janeen Leachman know if you are able to help. [email protected]. SPOFI MINISTRY Is anyone currently involved with the ministry of SpoFi (Spokane Fatherhood Initiative)? This is a very worthy local ministry, and I’d be interested in hearing from anyone from Northview who is involved in any way. Please call Steve Munter (951-5179). Thank you! RENTAL HOUSING NEEDED Wanted: Rental housing for an older couple starting now (apartment, manufactured home/house or duplex). Please contact Donna Robbins @ 360-790- 2094 if you know of any that may be coming available soon.
6-MONTH HOME FOR SWEET KITTIES We are moving and our rental does not allow pets. :( We have 2 sweet cats that need a home while we are in transition for 6 months.
Gus Gus is a long- haired maine coon cat who is almost 2 yrs old. He is beautiful, easy and latches on to one person. He does not prefer to be held but to be near you and have you pet his beautiful fur. He is neutered.
Jack Jack is a 6 month old all black,“cross eyed” (his eyes are so black he looks cross eyed when he is a tired, kitty). He would
love to be held and coddled all day long. He is truly the sweetest thing.
They are litter box trained and indoor cats. They are not declawed. I would love for them to be housed together, but if that doesn’t work out obviously that has to be
alright. They would be fine separated. Cole & Wendy Speer Wendy cell - 509-714-5366 Cole cell - 509-475-5180
SEEKING AN ASSISTANT Jeff Hunsaker is seeking an assistant with a desire to break into the exciting field of real estate. The ideal candidate will enjoy working for and with people (even those with challenging personalities) and an have inclination for details and time management. Compensation will start out with a negotiated percentage of his overall sales and will be reviewed and adjusted quarterly. Job duties will be negotiated as well but will routinely include such tasks as contract review, appointment scheduling, email inbox management, and lead follow up. Ideal candidate will have an active realtors license or ability to acquire one within 90 days. Please contact Jeff directly at 509-701-0690 for additional questions or email your resume and letter of interest to [email protected].
BICYCLES NEEDED TO BORROW Tom and Julie Bolser, Northview missionaries with Mission Aviation Fellowship in Indonesia, will be living in Spokane during much of their furlough June 10, 2019–January 5, 2020. Jon and Anita Lewis, Julie’s parents, are wondering if anyone at Northview would have 24-inch bicycles to loan the Bolsers for their furlough: one girl’s bicycle and one boy’s bicycle. If so, please call Anita at 509-994-9973 or Jon at 509-981-9871.
Raffle Prizes:
Picnic Menu For Sale:
Hot dogs, Polish
All proceeds Sunday, June 30
th
6:00-8:00 PM
4211 E. Colbert Rd.
Bring a lawn chair or
blanket
Come and bid on auction items
Kathy Belch Office Manager (509) 466-1770, ext. 301 [email protected]
Shauna Bardwell Administrative Assistant (509) 466-1770, ext. 300 [email protected]
Sally Davis Co-Director (509) 467-6014 [email protected]
Vicki Halpin School Co-Director (509) 251-2277 [email protected]
SHEPHERDING ELDERS COUNCIL
David Hara ......... 251-7281 John Hook .......... 464-2267 Jeff Hunsaker ..... 701-0690 Gary Nelson ....... 710-4623 Dao Nguyen ....... 465-4644 Michael Orr ....... 413-2687 Ken Pfaff ............ 994-2612 Norm Schwab .... 413-2819 David Warren ..... 218-1546
SERVING DEACONS Mike Amsbury…....847-9253 George Benavidez..466-1194 Bill Brooks……….. 292-2054 Dave Brooten ..... 995-7322 Gary Brooten…….466-2708 John Heitman……329-6889 Bob Hertz ………...276-3971 Dan Houk………….710-3562 Ted Lowe ........... 238-4514 Jim Michaelis…….467-4487 Harold Molony…...276-6337 Keith Reyburn…...466-9334 Ken Smoll………….714-1051 Mark Tiffany……..465-8204 Justin Wellman…..329-0189 Levi Zeik ............. 599-4066
MINISTERING DEACON COUNCIL
Ken Bacon ......... 981-2526 Kyle Erb ............. 995-1636 Dan Eyestone .... 994-0787 Mike Morris ……..468-5943 Kendal Noller…….238-1853 Jerry Rochelle…….951-9471 John Underwood435-5473
Ron Phillips ........ 466-4990 Al Robinson ....... 467-4131 Brian Rochelle ... 483-4298 Glen Schofield ... 496-6675 Alton Schultz ..... 742-0545 Tim Schwab ....... 385-8751 Shane Wibel ...... 828-5817
SHEPHERDING ELDERS Mark Bardwell ... 343-9609 Jason Baskett ..... 465-2345 Jim Edwards ....... 276-4192 Steve Erb ............ 995-6997 Terry Hiatt .......... 466-8574 Kent Lupton ....... 951-6860 Ray Luse ............. 465-8562 Nathan Mulkey .. 954-1585 Steve Munter ..... 951-5179
Pastor Norm Schwab Lead Pastor (509) 466-1770, ext. 307 [email protected]
Pastor David Hara Equipping Pastor (509) 466-1770, ext. 310 [email protected]
Pastor Alton Schultz Student Pastor (509) 466-1770, ext. 306 [email protected]
Pastor Josh Dunn Worship Pastor (509) 466-1770, ext. 309 [email protected]
Donna Robbins Children’s Minister (509) 466-1770, ext. 305 [email protected]
Theresa Parada Women’s Care Minister (509) 466-1770, ext. 308 [email protected]
PASTORAL STAFF
ADMINISTRATIVE STAFF
NORTHVIEW CHRISTIAN SCHOOL STAFF
FINANCIAL STAFF
Heidi Michaelis Assistant Bookkeeper (509) 466-1770, 303 [email protected]
Sue Logsdon Bookkeeper (509) 466-1770, ext. 303 [email protected]
Gary Brooten Church Treasurer (509) 466-2708 [email protected]
Rachel Tiffany Worship Intern (509) 466-1770 [email protected]
