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March 2014 Crescent Hill Baptist Church This year, we will be readying ourselves to revel in the glorious light of Christ’s resurrection by exploring those aspects of our life that often shroud us from living in it daily. The lectionary brings Nicodemus before us, who crept around under the cover of night to preserve his social standing. Worry about what his peers would think of him shrouded God’s light in his life. We will encounter Jesus sharing water and conversation with a woman at a well, and Jesus’ disciples’ astonished reaction to this sight. The disciples’ gender and status biases shrouded them from fully embracing God’s light. We will encounter those who preferred to cling to particular theological and ideological understandings, rather than believe in the possibility of the miraculous. A lack of imagination kept them from living fully in God’s light. As we make our way through the six weeks of Lent that run up to Easter, on Sundays and other days, you are invited to consider that which shrouds the light in your life. March Worship and Wednesdays WORSHIP March 2 Matthew 17:1-9 “Beyond Possession” – Jason W. Crosby preaching March 9 Matthew 4:1-11 “An Anti-Bully” - Jason W. Crosby preaching March 16 John 3:1-17; Psalm 121 “A Late Night Rendezvous” – Jason W. Crosby preaching March 23 John 4:5-42 “Drinking from the Well” – Andrea V. Woolley preaching March 30 John 9:1-41; 1 Samuel 16:1-13 “A Problem with Fundamentalism” Jason Crosby preaching WEDNESDAYS March 5 Ash Wednesday Service March 12 TBA March 19 Ministry Forum March 26 TBA Thai Drama Troupe 2 UCHM 40th Anniversary 2 Wendell Berry in Conversation 2 Children, Family & Community Ministries 3 March Birthdays & Calendar 4 Youth News 5 Coming Attractions 6 Inside this issue: Lenten ThemeThat Which Shrouds the Light Life Together Baptist History and Doctrine Class Led by Dr. Glenn Hinson Wednesdays 10:30 AM- 12:00 noon through April 2 in the Parlor

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March 2014

Crescent Hill

Baptist Church

This year, we will be readying ourselves to revel in the glorious light of Christ’s resurrection by exploring those aspects of our life that often shroud us from living in it daily. The lectionary brings Nicodemus before us, who crept around under the cover of night to preserve his social standing. Worry about what his peers would think of him shrouded

God’s light in his life. We will encounter Jesus sharing water and conversation with a woman at a well, and Jesus’ disciples’ astonished reaction to this sight. The disciples’ gender and status biases shrouded them from fully embracing God’s light. We will encounter those who preferred to cling to particular theological and

ideological understandings, rather than believe in the possibility of the miraculous. A lack of imagination kept them from living fully in God’s light. As we make our way through the six weeks of Lent that run up to Easter, on Sundays and other days, you are invited to consider that which shrouds the light in your life.

March Worship and Wednesdays

WORSHIP

March 2 – Matthew 17:1-9 – “Beyond Possession” – Jason W. Crosby preaching

March 9 – Matthew 4:1-11 – “An Anti-Bully” - Jason W. Crosby preaching

March 16 – John 3:1-17; Psalm 121 – “A Late Night Rendezvous” – Jason W. Crosby preaching

March 23 – John 4:5-42 – “Drinking from the Well” – Andrea V. Woolley preaching

March 30 – John 9:1-41; 1 Samuel 16:1-13 – “A Problem with Fundamentalism” – Jason Crosby preaching

WEDNESDAYS

March 5 – Ash Wednesday Service

March 12 – TBA

March 19 – Ministry Forum

March 26 – TBA

Thai Drama Troupe 2

UCHM 40th

Anniversary

2

Wendell Berry in

Conversation

2

Children, Family &

Community Ministries

3

March Birthdays &

Calendar

4

Youth News 5

Coming Attractions 6

Inside this issue:

Lenten Theme—That Which Shrouds the Light

Life Together

Baptist History and

Doctrine Class

Led by Dr. Glenn Hinson

Wednesdays 10:30 AM-

12:00 noon through

April 2 in the Parlor

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A taste of Thailand is coming to Crescent Hill. On Wednesday, April 2, we will host a dance/drama troupe from Payap University in Chiang Mai, Thailand, which is currently on a performance tour. The dancers and actors are professional staff members of the Christian Communications Institute (CCI), the evangelistic arm of the university. Chiang Mai is a cultural and educational center in the northern region of Thailand. During their current tour the CCI troupe is featuring several dances from the four regions of Thailand.

The program is concluded with a traditional Thai melodrama based on the parable of Good Samaritan. Rev. Robert Collins and his wife, Dr. Esther Wakeman, former directors of CCI, are leading the team on this tour. Collins says of this program, “Wherever we go, folks from the audience almost always tell us, ‘If we’d known how good this was, we would have promoted it much more.’” The program will begin at 7:00 PM and will take place in the Sanctuary. This group visited Crescent Hill several years ago when touring the United States.

religion at Centre College. The primary topic that Berry and Mount will explore is the role that faith and people of faith can play to care for God’s creation. Care for creation was the theme of the William M.

On Sunday afternoon, May 18, Wendell Berry will visit Crescent Hill Baptist Church. Berry will not lecture. Rather, Berry will engage in conversation with and respond to questions posed by Dr. Eric Mount, professor emeritus of

Johnson Lectures presented by Dr. Amy Plantinga Pauw last fall. Berry’s visit is a continuation of our efforts to focus on and take steps to protect our environment.

Thai Drama Troupe to Visit in April

Wendell Berry in Conversation in May

Page 2 Life Together

April 6, 2014 at The Clifton Center, 12:30 – 2:30 PM

It has been 40 years since the Tornado of April 3, 1974 hit the Crescent Hill, Clifton, and Clifton Heights neighborhoods, creating devastation in these communities. In the wake of the tornado, the churches of the Frankfort Avenue corridor in Crescent Hill quickly joined to rebuild. From this initial

UCHM 40th Anniversary Celebration

goodwill effort, United Crescent Hill Ministries was born.

As months went by, it became obvious to church members and pastors that there were human needs still to be met, both immediate and ongoing. And 40 years later, United Crescent Hill Ministries continues to do just that: meet the needs of our Community with the faithful help

of our 21 member churches.

Please join UCHM on Sunday, April 6 as we celebrate 40 years of “Serving Our Neighbors ~ Building Better Community”. Light refreshments will be served. Look for more information soon on the UCHM website at www.uchmlouky.org. Join the Celebration ~ Help us continue to build!

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March 2014 Page 3

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1 Woody Ford

Logan Flecke (12)

2 Casey Henry

Linda Jennings

3 Peter Kaufman

Beh Leh

4 Audrey Conder

Jamie Fogg

Martha Lytle

5 Justine Ford-Pitts (6)

Wah Super Bel (10)

6 Anne Render

7 Mi Thu Lar (21)

8 Mera Kathryn Corlett

8 Sa Wah

9 August Val Hala (1)

11 Kourtney Page

12 Earle Hodges

Kimberly Waters

13 Ron Horn

14 Paw Ther You Pah

16 Wes Lites

17 Amy Calhoun

18 John Birkimer

Paul Plaschke

Eh De Mu

Pre Sent

19 Chee Lo (21)

20 Jimmy Parrish

Jill Soder

22 Shirley Hewitt

Jeff White

Mu Ta Ka Paw (3)

23 Kay Ro Sho (14)

26 Noah Baker

Eh Htee Kaw (8)

27 Braden Deifel (20)

Peggy Maultsby

Nee Gay She (20)

28 Dah Law Eh (8)

March Birthdays

March Calendar

Page 4 Life Together

Sunday Monday Tuesday Wednesday Thursday Friday Saturday

23 5:00 PM Divorce Recovery Workshop

24 25 26 10:30 AM Baptist History Class

27 7:00 PM Reading Group

28 1

2 5:00 PM Divorce Recovery Workshop

3 4 5

10:30 AM Baptist History Class 7:15 PM Church Council

6 7 8 11:00 AM The Gathering

9 12:15 PM Worship Team

10 11 10:30 AM Women on Mission

12 10:30 AM Baptist History Class 7:15 PM Student Ministry Team

13 7:00 PM Art Spirit Group

14 KBF YOUTH MISSIONS WEEKEND

15 KBF YOUTH MISSIONS WEEKEND Wedding/Reception

16 12:15 PM Imago Dei 12:15 PM Person-nel Team

17 10:00 AM Live Wires

18 19 10:30 AM Baptist History Class 7:15 PM Finance Team

20 21 7:00 PM Social Justice Movie

22

23 24 25 26 10:30 AM Baptist History Class

27 28 29

30 31 1 2 10:30 AM Baptist History Class 7:00 PM Thai Dance Troupe

3 4 5

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Sunday Night Schedule:

March 2 – 5:00-7:00 in the Youth

Room – “More Than Meets the

Eye” — Psalm 2

March 9 – NO EVENING ACTIVITIES

(Play Trivia 12:00-2:00)

March 16 – NO EVENING ACTIVI-

TIES (Mission Trip March 14-16)

March 23 – 5:00-7:00 in the Youth

Room – “Worship” — Psalm 95

March 30 – NO EVENING ACTIVI-

TIES (Spring Break)

Youth Happenings:

Thank you to everyone who helped with our

Valentine’s Cake Auction! We raised $626 for

Passport!

On Saturday, February 22, several

youth and adults from CHBC ran

the Anthem 5K Fitness Classic as

part of Kentucky Refugee

Ministries’ “Running for

Refugees” Team.

Passport-Media office. We will

leave on Friday, March 14 at 5:00

PM and return to CHBC on Sunday

by noon. Cost to our youth is

$50.00. The weekend will include

mission/service projects, worship,

games, and fellowship with other

KBF youth groups. We will be

staying in a hotel in Georgetown.

Chaperones are still needed for

2014 KBF Youth Missions Weekend: March 14-16, 2014 - Georgetown College

The 2014 KBF Youth Mission

Weekend will be held at

Georgetown College once

again. The weekend will use

Passport's "Called 2 Follow", a

retreat resource produced by the

this event. Contact Brittani Bair at

295-0274 or [email protected]

Youth News for March

Trivia Lunch – March 9 – 12:15 PM

Get your teams together! The Student Ministry Team will be hosting the annual Trivia Challenge on Sunday, March 9 from 12:15-2:15 PM. Please contact Anne-Britton Arnett or Brittani Bair if you are able to bring a pot of soup for the event. Please contact Kelley Woggon to sign up a team of up to 8 players, or just show up and we’ll assign you to a team. Admission is $10 for adults and $5 for children under 12 and includes lunch. Proceeds go to Youth Passport 2014.

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Passport Deposits:

Youth Passport 2014 will be Sunday, June 29 - Friday, July 4. Location for camp will be Queens University in Charlotte, NC. Deposits of $20-$50 are due ASAP. Chaperones are needed as well!

Student Ministry Team:

The Student Ministry Team will meet on Wednesday, March 12 at 7:15 in the youth room. We are looking to expand our team membership. This team meets monthly, usually on the 2nd Wednesday of the month at 7:15. We plan activities and ministries related to youth in grades 6-12. Join us!

Thank you for supporting our youth!

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Reading Group Goes Local This month the Crescent Hill Reading Group will be reading a novel by local author James Markert, A White Wind Blew — A Novel of Waverly Hills. This novel, which takes place at Waverly Hills, the old tuberculosis hospital in Louisville , focuses on racism, music as a therapeutic activity and several intense relationships. Many references are made to places in our city, some of which have been closed. This is a book filled with hope, love and some fascinating human beings. Join us on Thursday, March 27 at 7:00 PM in the Parlor. Discounted copies are available at Carmichael’s—mention the CHBC Reading Group.

Live Wires on the Road On Monday, March 17, the Live Wires will tour Actors Theater with our own Allison Hammons. The bus will leave CHBC at 10:00 AM; we will tour the theatre, then have lunch at The Café on Brent Street. Cost: $5.00 for bus; choose your own lunch at The Café.

Social Justice Movie Gasland 2, takes a deeper, broader look at the dangers of hydraulic fracturing, or fracking, the controversial method of extracting natural gas and oil, now occurring on a global level (in 32 countries worldwide). We will gather in the Parlor on Friday, March 21 at 7:00 PM to watch and discuss this documentary.

Coming Attractions Crescent Hill Baptist Church

2800 Frankfort Avenue

Louisville, KY 40206-2662

CHANGE SERVICE REQUESTED

Crescent Hill Baptist Church 2800 Frankfort Avenue

Louisville, KY 40206-2662

Phone: 502.896.4425

FAX: 502.896.9855

MINISTERIAL AND OFFICE STAFF

Every member a minister

Louie L. Bailey, Minister of Music/Organist

[email protected]

Brittani M. Bair, Minister to Youth

[email protected]

Jason W. Crosby, Minister of Preaching.

Pastoral Care and Administration

[email protected]

Andrea V. Woolley, Minister of Spiritual

Formation, Families and Community

[email protected]

Janet Cole, Administrative Assistant

[email protected]

Bobbe Crouch, Financial Secretary

[email protected]

email: [email protected]

Web Page: www.chbcky.org

Facebook: CHBC on Frankfort

Twitter: @crescenthillbapt