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INSIDE This Issue a monthly newsletter of Knightdale Baptist Church P1 They P2 August Birthdays and Anniversaries P2 Baptist Knights P2 Childrens Time Schedule P2 On-line Giving P2 Love Connection P2 Ushers for August P3 August Calendar P4 Childrens Worship Schedule for August P4 List of Deacons P4 Food Pantry P4 August Gospel Concert P5 Habitat for Humanity P5 Puzzle P5 Thank You P6 YAK News P6 KB Preschool Registration P7 Training Extravaganza 2019 P8 Fall Senior Adult Rally P8 Staff They Later, knowing that all was now completed, and so that the Scripture would be fulfilled, Jesus said, “I am thirsty.” A jar of wine vinegar was there, so they soaked a sponge in it, put the sponge on a stalk of the hyssop plant, and lifted it to Jesus’ lips. John 19:28-29 In our most recent Wednesday night Bible study, we’re been examining the last statements of Jesus prior to his death. While agonizing on the cross, there were only a handful of recorded statements, one of which is Jesus asking for something to drink. It’s part of the story. Probably part we take for granted. Jesus simply wants momentary relief from his torment, and while this isn’t the most preferable beverage, when you’re thirsty, you’re thirsty. What strikes me isn’t so much the scene as we know, but the part that goes overlooked. Who was it that provided something for Jesus to drink? Of course, the answer is “they.” The universal “they,” those without name or specification, because “they” aren’t the focus, Jesus is. What if there’s more going on here? Now, you have to attend the study to find out why the hyssop part is so important, because reading this just lets you know I’m not above a shameless plug. What if, though, “they” are a more important part of the story than we might initially realize? What if “they” are meant to remain anonymous on purpose? You see, this is also Jesus who demonstrated profound acts of love and grace with his ministry, and then challenged his followers to do the same. “Truly I tell you, whatever you did for one of these brothers and sisters of mine, you did it for me.” That’s how Jesus said it. This extraordinary love exhibited by Jesus is discovered again and again whenever it’s done for someone else. Maybe “they” are meant to be anonymous so the focus remains where it should. After all, “they” helped Jesus. That’s all that really matters. Imagine that scene, though. Amid all this blood and sadness and pain, Jesus simply said, “I’m thirsty.” Someone had to break away from the crowd to prepare that drink for him. Someone had to risk scorn and ridicule, being seen helping this man condemned to death. What compelled them to do it? This love of Jesus, on full display, prompted someone to go and retrieve a refreshment for a dying man, the same Jesus who says to us that if we want to show how much we love him, we do it by serving the least. We are they. Anytime we respond to needs around us. Whenever we show kindness, grace, forgiveness, compassion, sympathy, concern, and love, whenever we do it for the least of these brothers and sisters, we break away from the crowd and provide something refreshing to our Savior. — Trent Sessoms Volume 16, Issue 8

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a monthly newsletter of Knightdale Baptist Church

P1 They

P2 August Birthdays and Anniversaries

P2 Baptist Knights

P2 Children’s Time Schedule

P2 On-line Giving

P2 Love Connection

P2 Ushers for August

P3 August Calendar

P4 Children’s Worship Schedule for August

P4 List of Deacons

P4 Food Pantry

P4 August Gospel Concert

P5 Habitat for Humanity

P5 Puzzle

P5 Thank You

P6 YAK News

P6 KB Preschool Registration

P7 Training Extravaganza 2019

P8 Fall Senior Adult Rally

P8 Staff

They Later, knowing that all was now completed, and so that the Scripture would be fulfilled, Jesus said, “I am thirsty.” A jar of wine vinegar was there, so they soaked a sponge in it, put the sponge on a stalk of the hyssop plant, and lifted it to Jesus’ lips. John 19:28-29 In our most recent Wednesday night Bible study, we’re been examining the last statements of Jesus prior to his death. While agonizing on the cross, there were only a handful of recorded statements, one of which is Jesus asking for something to drink. It’s part of the story. Probably part we take for granted. Jesus simply wants momentary relief from his torment, and while this isn’t the most preferable beverage, when you’re thirsty, you’re thirsty. What strikes me isn’t so much the scene as we know, but the part that goes overlooked. Who was it that provided something for Jesus to drink? Of course, the answer is “they.” The universal “they,” those without name or specification, because “they” aren’t the focus, Jesus is. What if there’s more going on here? Now, you have to attend the study to find out why the hyssop part is so important, because reading this just lets you know I’m not above a shameless plug. What if, though, “they” are a more important part of the story than we might initially realize? What if “they” are meant to remain anonymous on purpose? You see, this is also Jesus who demonstrated profound acts of love and grace with his ministry, and then challenged his followers to do the same. “Truly I tell you, whatever you did for one of these brothers and sisters of mine, you did it for me.” That’s how Jesus said it. This extraordinary love exhibited by Jesus is discovered again and again whenever it’s done for someone else. Maybe “they” are meant to be anonymous so the focus remains where it should. After all, “they” helped Jesus. That’s all that really matters. Imagine that scene, though. Amid all this blood and sadness and pain, Jesus simply said, “I’m thirsty.” Someone had to break away from the crowd to prepare that drink for him. Someone had to risk scorn and ridicule, being seen helping this man condemned to death. What compelled them to do it? This love of Jesus, on full display, prompted someone to go and retrieve a refreshment for a dying man, the same Jesus who says to us that if we want to show how much we love him, we do it by serving the least. We are they. Anytime we respond to needs around us. Whenever we show kindness, grace, forgiveness, compassion, sympathy, concern, and love, whenever we do it for the least of these brothers and sisters, we break away from the crowd and provide something refreshing to our Savior.

— Trent Sessoms

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William Hailey Aug 1

Becca Farrington Aug 2

Gary Gibson Aug 4

Jerry Hall Aug 8

Johnny Sue Horne Aug 10

Judy Smith Aug 10

Beverly Hinton Aug 11

Brandon West Aug 11

Jiquan Davis Aug 18

Alyssa Mozingo Aug 19

Judy Tart Aug 19

Janice Dean Aug 20

John Massey Aug 20

Frances Glover Aug 23

Jeremy Tention Aug 23

Christie Hatch Aug 24

Rosetta May Aug 25

Dwight Whitley Aug 25

David Talley Aug 26

Robert Talley Aug 28

Brandon Martinez Aug 29

Love Connection for August (Please send a card, place a call or visit the following during the month of August):

Eddie Wilder 1321 Lot 30,

Orchard Farm Ln. Raleigh, NC 27610

William Hailey

Providence Assisted Living, 4302 NC Hwy 21

Smithfield, NC 27577

Ushers for August

Ryan Boyd, Bob Jones, Brandon West, Rick Talley

Children’s Time Ministry Leaders

Schedule

Aug 4th - Lois McCoy Aug 11th - Bill Scanlon

Aug 18th - James Lucas Aug 25th - Lois McCoy Sept 1st - Bill Scanlon Sept 8th - Cheryl Jackson

Online Giving available

Go to the Knightdale Baptist website … www.knightdalebaptist.com

From the menu Click on GIVE

First time signing on?

No problem … Setting up your account is …

Quick and Easy!

Make your life easier … Set up how frequently you want to give!

Weekly, Bi-Weekly, Monthly

Baptist Knights for August and

September Baptist Knights are KBC volunteers that ensure the facilities are locked and secure each day. If you need the facilities unlocked for any reason, please be sure to contact the church office so that they may help make those arrangements for you. Thank you.

Jul 28 - Aug 3 Don Joyner

Aug 4 - Aug 10 Rick Talley

Aug 11 - Aug 17 Jim Farrington

Aug 18 - Aug 24 James Lucas

Aug 25 - Aug 31 Sam Maise

Sept 1 - Sept 7 Jeff Maynard

Sept 8 - Sept 14 Ed Tart

Sept 15 - Sept 21 Charles Harper

Sept 22 - Sept 28 Bobby Harrell

Sept 29 - Oct 5 Stephen Tew

Jimmy and Angela Griffin

August 1st

Happy 32nd Anniversary!

Korey and Christie Hatch

August 2nd

Happy 22nd Anniversary!

Ed and Pat Tart

August 4th

Happy 51st Anniversary!

Nelson and Joyce Crider

August 8th

Happy 66th Anniversary!

Trent and Susan Sessoms

August 11th

Happy 12th Anniversary!

Darline and Springer Johnson

August 17th

Happy 46th Anniversary!

Herbert and Bea Riley

August 27th

Happy 64th Anniversary!

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August Sunday Monday Tuesday Wednesday Thursday Friday Saturday

28 Fill the Barrel Sunday Youth Mission Trip 9:15 AM Koffee Before Church 9:45 AM Bible Study 11:00 AM Morning Worship 6:00 PM Snack n YAK

29 Youth Mission Trip 7:00 AM YMCA Camp 4:00 PM YMCA Camp 6:00 PM FLC Reserved

30 Youth Mission Trip 7:00 AM YMCA Camp 10:00 AM BALL Club 4:00 PM YMCA Camp

31 Youth Mission Trip 7:00 AM YMCA Camp 4:00 PM YMCA Camp 6:30 PM Bible Study 7:30 PM Worship Choir Practice

1 Youth Mission Trip 7:00 AM YMCA Camp 4:00 PM YMCA Camp 6:30 PM YAK Bible Study 7:00 PM Properties Committee Mtg.

2 Youth Mission Trip 7:00 AM YMCA Camp 4:00 PM YMCA Camp 6:00 PM FLC Reserved

3 Youth Return from Mission Trip 8:00 AM FLC Reserved 6:00 PM Concert

4 9:15 AM Koffee Before Church 9:45 AM Bible Study 11:00 AM Morning Worship 2:00 PM FLC Reserved 6:00 PM Snack n YAK

5 7:00 AM YMCA Camp 4:00 PM YMCA Camp 6:00 PM FLC Reserved

6 7:00 AM YMCA Camp 10:00 AM BALL Club 4:00 PM YMCA Camp 7:00 PM C&Y Committee 7:00 PM Personnel Committee

7 7:00 AM YMCA Camp 4:00 PM YMCA Camp 6:30 PM Bible Study 7:30 PM Worship Choir Practice

8 7:00 AM YMCA Camp 4:00 PM YMCA Camp 6:30 PM YAK Bible Study

9 7:00 AM YMCA Camp 4:00 PM YMCA Camp

10 Habitat for Humanity Workday

11 9:15 AM Koffee Before Church 9:45 AM Bible Study 11:00 AM Morning Worship 2:00 PM FLC Reserved 6:00 PM Snack n YAK

12 7:00 AM YMCA Camp 4:00 PM YMCA Camp 6:00 PM FLC Reserved 7:00 PM Missions Committee Mtg. 7:00 PM Deacon’s Mtg.

13 7:00 AM YMCA Camp 9:00 AM Preschool Mtg. 10:00 AM BALL Club 4:00 PM YMCA Camp

14 7:00 AM YMCA Camp 4:00 PM YMCA Camp 6:30 PM Bible Study 7:30 PM Worship Choir Practice

15 7:00 AM YMCA Camp 10:45 AM Weathers/Knight WMU Circle 4:00 PM YMCA Camp 6:30 PM Finance Meeting 6:30 PM YAK Bible Study

16 7:00 AM YMCA Camp 4:00 PM YMCA Camp 6:00 PM FH Reserved

17 8:00 AM FH Reserved 8:30 AM Training Extravaganza

18 9:15 AM Koffee Before Church 9:45 AM Bible Study 11:00 AM Morning Worship 2:00 PM FLC Reserved 6:00 PM Snack n YAK

19 6:00 PM FLC Reserved 7:00 PM Cemetery Meeting

20 FLC Floor Refinished 10:00 AM BALL Club 7:00 PM Outreach Mtg.

21 FLC Floor Refinished 6:30 PM Bible Study 7:30 PM Worship Choir Practice

22 FLC Floor Refinished 6:30 PM YAK Bible Study

23 FLC Floor Refinished

24 Habitat for Humanity Workday FLC Floor Refinished 4:00 PM FH Reserved

25 Fill the Barrel Sunday FLC Floor Refinished 9:15 AM Koffee B.C. 9:45 AM Bible Study 11:00 AM Morning Worship 2:00 PM FLC Reserved 6:00 PM Snack n YAK

26 6:00 PM FLC Reserved

27 10:00 AM BALL Club

28 6:30 PM Bible Study 7:30 PM Worship Choir Practice

29 6:30 PM YAK Bible Study

30 Senior Adult Rally Fees Due Today

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List of Deacons

2019

Len Denning

Terry Johnson Janet Wokasch

2020

Tim Jackson (Chair)

Cindy Russell Marsha Spivey

2021

Christie Hatch

Eddie Tart

Stephen Tew (Co-Chair)

“Fill the Barrel”

Sunday

August 25th, 2019

Please bring non-perishable food items for the UMC Food Pantry (a grocery list can be

found in the vestibule of the Sanctuary).

These items are in high demand for our neighbors,

and they need our HELP!

Mission Committee

Please note: If for some reason you are not available to help on the day that you volunteered to work, we ask that you please don’t forget to find a replacement for yourself so

there is adequate coverage during the worship service. Also, if you have a change in the schedule for the children’s nursery or children’s church, please contact the monthly coordinator so that the change can be made prior to the printing of the worship bulletin. However, any permanent

changes in the schedule should continue to be handled by the lead coordinator.

Thank you for all your help.

Children’s Worship Schedule for the Month of August

Coordinator: Bill Scanlon (919-280-8978)

Aug 4 Lead Teachers and Assistants

Infants: Bill Scanlon

2’s—4’s: Terri Lucas, Beverly Hinton

Children’s Church: James Lucas

Assistants: DeAnne Talley

Aug 11

Infants: Monique Mackey

2’s—4’s: Terry Johnson, Brandon & Rebecca West

Children’s Church: James Lucas

Assistants: DeAnne Talley

Aug 18

Infants: Cheryl Jackson

2’s—4’s: Edith Tew

Children’s Church: James Lucas

Assistants: DeAnne Talley

Aug 25

Infants: Ryan and Dorrie Boyd

2’s—4’s: Susan Sessoms

Children’s Church: James Lucas

Assistants: DeAnne Talley

August Gospel Concert On Saturday, August 3rd, Southern Gospel Trio will be here at 6:00

PM in the Sanctuary. A love offering will be accepted.

A fellowship gathering will follow downstairs in the Fellowship Hall. Please bring a dish to share, and invite your friends and neighbors.

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Habitat for Humanity Habitat for Humanity will be building a home in Eastern Wake County in the Augusta Landing Subdivision. Knightdale Baptist is volunteering for the following Saturdays: Week 5, 8/10 - Siding Week 7, 8/24 - Paint, Trim If you would like to sign up for one or more of these dates, or if you have questions, please contact Mac McCoy at 919-810-7360 or [email protected].

Goodbye from Jiquan Thank you so much Knightdale Baptist

Church for taking me in as part of the church family this Summer. I have learned a lot about working in the

church and doing visits, to Duke University Hospital, Duke Raleigh, and

home visits. I have enjoyed my time here getting to know everyone and making new connects in the flatlands of North

Carolina.

-Jiquan Davis

Goodbye from Taylor Working at Knightdale Baptist Church

this summer has been an absolute joy. I have loved getting to know all of the people at KBC and I know that I will

always be welcome here. Thank you for encouraging me, supporting me, and

accepting me into this church family. Thank you for everything, I’ve enjoyed every minute of it all.

-Taylor Edwards

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YAK News

has begun open enrollment for the 2019-2020 school year. Please note that enrollment is on a first come first served basis, and class spaces will not be saved or held. Spaces are limited and go quickly. Enroll your child today!

Program Highlights: Christian Atmosphere Low Ratios

Gymnasium Competitive Rates

On-site Field Trips Hours from 9-12 noon

Academics as well as hands on learning

Ages 1-4 Years Old

and Much More ...

For more information … call: 919-266-2288, or email: [email protected]

Spaces are limited so call today!

of our youth, and

the furthest traveled away from

home for many of them. We focused on “BEYOND” …

love, trust, blessed, faith and joy beyond measure. We also built on our

mission statement (Acts 1:8) and learned how God’s love

is in us and with His Holy Spirit, we can witness to anyone anywhere anytime.

We are looking forward to

having three youth move up this year … Trent Talley, Connor Tew, and Wesley

Coleman. We will be going to the beach September 20th-22nd to help the

The youth and our

leaders would like to thank everyone for

all your donations and prayers for our Mission Trip!

Whether you were a prayer partner who put a care package together,

supported one of our many fundraisers, or prayed for

us while we were gone, we greatly appreciate all that you have done. We headed

to the Christian Activity Center in East St. Louis, IL

July 27th-August 3rd where our group spent the week loving on the children

and youth of their community. This was the first mission trip for a few

group build new

relationships with each other as the new year

begins. We will be going to the Poirier’s beach house in Ocean Isle, NC (thank you

for the donation!). This is an amazing trip we take every year to kick off our new

year, and it helps us carry new excitement into our

fellowship and growth as a group.

As always, thank you for your continued prayers and

support of our youth ministry!

- Alex Farrington

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Training Extravaganza 2019

Saturday, August 17th

Location: Forest Hills Baptist Church, 201 Dixie Trail, Raleigh, NC

Schedule: 8:30 - 9:00 am Continental Breakfast 9:15 - 10:30 am Session 1

10:45 - Noon Session 2 Deacon Training Learning Lab (9:15-Noon)

Deacon training from A to Z. Each participant will receive a manual. Sexual Misconduct in the Church Workshop (Offered Both Sessions)

Understanding the Risk and Liability Issues Associated with Sexual Misconduct Offering Safety and Counseling Care to our Youngest Church Members Preparing for and Responding to an Allegation of Sexual Misconduct Safety and Security in Your Children’s Ministry (This conference offered Session 1 Only)

Session 1

Zero Based Calendar/Narrative Budgeting Change Make Your Facility Hospitable by Removing the Blind Spots Using Technology to Advance the Gospel Message Lessons from Aunt Bertha Help, I’m the Moderator! Refugee Ministry in the RTP What’s New in WMU? Discovering Christ in My Community Things You Need to Know About Leading Adult Bible Study Safety and Security in Your Children’s Ministry

Session 2

Zero Based Calendar/Narrative Budgeting Change Refugee Ministry in the RTP Using Technology to Advance the Gospel Message Top Ten Strategies for Great Children’s Teachers Teaching Preschoolers the Bible Adult Bible Study What Sunday School Directors Need to Know

The above listing is a sampling of what is planned for this training event. More conferences, descriptions and leader information will be coming in the July and August editions of the RBA Connections (please check the bulletin board in the KBC Education Building for a copy), as well as to their website (www.raleighbaptists.org).

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Friends · Family · Home

Knightdale Baptist Church 15 Main Street

Knightdale, NC 27545

Phone: 919-266-2471 · Fax: 919-266-0984

www.knightdalebaptist.com

Office Hours (Monday - Friday) 8:00 AM until 5:00 PM

Address Service Requested

The Mission of Knightdale Baptist Church is reaching lives for Jesus.

Staff:

Rev. Trent Sessoms Senior Pastor

Mrs. Patty Jones Office Administrator

Mrs. Christi Boggs Preschool Director

Rev. José Martinez Pastor, Spanish Ministry

The Fall Senior Adult Rally

is Tuesday, September 17th at Zebulon Baptist Church,

400 N. Arendell Ave., Zebulon. Registration begins at 9:00 am and the

program begins at 9:30 am, and ends with lunch.

Program:

Rev. David Moore—has

played Bob Cratchit in Raleigh’s “A Christmas

Carol” for 20+ years as well as other roles. He is retired from the Baptist State

Convention of NC after serving with Campus

Ministry, Christian Life and

Public Affairs and then in

Leadership Development and Pastoral Ministries.

Zebulon Baptist Church Ensemble

The Brownd Family—includes 5 siblings that

grew up singing at home, in church and family

reunions. They enjoy harmonizing and singing country/western, oldies

and hymns whenever and wherever they are together.

They are Buddy Brownd (Knightdale), Diane Rains (Texas), Gail Cogdill (Buies

Fall Senior Adult Rally

Creek), Joan Gibbs

(Wilson), and Cindy Buffaloe (Raleigh).

The cost is $15.00 - Sign up sheet in the church

office. Please turn your money into the office by Friday, August 30th -

Make your check payable to the Raleigh Baptist

Association.

The menu is: BBQ Chicken

Boiled Potatoes Green Beans Corn Muffins

Desserts Tea