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May 22, 2020
Verse “Now the fruit of righteousness is sown in peace by those who make peace” James 3:18
Greetings in the Name of Jesus!
Today is a gift from God. Live it to the fullest for His glory.
Well, we have a date on the calendar for our first on campus service. June 7th we will seek to have a corporate worship experience. Things won’t be the same as before and things won’t necessarily seem “normal”. We will need to look out for the health of ourselves and others while trying to gather together at the same time. We will wear masks, not shake hands, use hand sanitizer, not sit too close, etc. This can be difficult for Christian people. We are a social people. We love people, welcome people, and seek to cultivate relationships. But we can still do those things even under these unique circumstances.
We invite you to either join us June 7th at 10:30 a.m. on campus or join us online. We will continue to livestream the service on Facebook and YouTube. If our sanctuary capacity is reached (according to CDC recommendations), we will have an overflow area in our large fellowship hall that will livestream the service on the screen. I will still come by to greet those in attendance in the large fellowship hall in person.
Volume 1 | Issue 10
The WBC Quarantimes
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This will be a refreshing and exciting time for many. Others will still not feel ready to attend yet. Either way, we will continue to try and provide opportunities for each of you to worship Jesus. We look forward to seeing you soon.
Psalm 122:1 I was glad when they said to me, "Let us go to the house of the LORD."
In Christ, Pastor Chris
Pastor Chris
“Give as God has gifted us – as Jesus shed His blood –
despite our reckless sin. Pass along what you have learned –
empowered by His Word – to those who stand against.
seventy times seven they offend… forgive again.” Pine and
Main
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This Sunday’s Worship Schedule:
The Worship of God
May 24, 2020
Prelude – Wynette Wilson
Welcome – Pastor Chris Hilliard
Special Music – “Words Once Said” – Pine and Main
Announcements and Youth Moment – Gary Ring
Children’s Message – Jennifer Spencer
Special Music – “In the Shadow of the Steeple” – Pine and Main
Worship Song – “Good Good Father” – Brown, Barrett
Message – “The Spirit Life” – Pastor Chris Hilliard
Special Music – “Sonburst” – Pine and Main
Closing Prayer – Pastor Chris
Postlude – Wynette Wilson
Sunday, June 7, 2020
Pastor Chris Hilliard
“Have Each Other’s Back”
Galatians 6:1-10
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PRAYER LIST
DEATHS
Judy Todd passed away on Wednesday, May 20th
Ivey Sue Kennedy, a former member of WBC, lost her son in a motorcycle
accident.
SURGERY
Laura Cobb is having back surgery on June 3rd at Duke Raleigh Hospital.
HOME
Vickie Curtis’s father, Phate McSwain is dealing with serious health
issues. He is at Vickie and Ed’s home
PRAISE
PASTOR CHRIS AND OUR STAFF WHO HAVE KEPT US UPLIFTED
DURING THESE DOWN TIMES
REHAB/NURSING CENTERS (Homebound lists are available on the Church
Office’s back porch. You may also send an email to the church office to request
a copy of the Homebound List with birthdays.) We may send cards while we
cannot visit our Homebound during this pandemic.
Gloria Wilson’s father, Carlton Rochelle, is at Wellington Nursing Home,
Knightdale. He has tested Positive for Covid-19 and has Bi-lateral
Pneumonia.
Janie Baker, 749 Marshburn Road, Wendell 27591
Barbara Baughman, Kelley’s Family Care Home, 1919 High Holly Lane,
Raleigh 27614
Mary Bright, The Addison of Knightdale, 2408 Hodge Road, Knightdale
27545
Margaret Dean, 340 East Haywood Street PO Box 949, Wendell 27591
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Mitch Duke, 204 Lakeview Drive, Four Oaks 27524
Ruth Nowell, 17 West Second Street, Wendell 27591
Ann Pippin, Carillon Assisted Living, 3812 Heritage Trade Drive, Room F4,
Wake Forest 27587
Frances Ramsey, The Addison of Knightdale, 2408 Hodge Road,
Knightdale 27545
Jean Raper, 1317 Morphus Bridge Rd, Wendell 27591
Thomas Strickland, 240 N. Main Street, Wendell 27591
Kathryn Vaughan, Wellington Nursing Home, Room 229B, 1000 Tandall
Place, Knightdale 27545
SPECIAL PRAYER NEEDS DURING THIS CORONA VIRUS CRISIS
Frontline workers and all public servant, including our own WBC members
and relatives of members*:
Erin Aston, Kim Willis, Carrie Wilkerson, Kristy Castleberry, Cynthia
Peterson, and David Morris, Michelle Foster. (Healthcare)
Jerry Richardson, Michael Davis, Barry Spain, Brian Todd*, son of Cee &
Kristy, Brian Staples*, son of Alton and Maude,
Kirby Turner*, son of Don and Debbie Turner. (Firemen)
Jacob Hilliard. (EMT)
Ricky Todd*, son of Richard & Kim and Greg Morris*, son of David. (Police)
Pray for our state as we move into Phase II and make intelligent decisions
(under the new normal.)
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WEEKLY CALENDAR OF EVENTS
SUNDAY, MAY 31, 2020
10:30 a.m. -Livestream English Worship Service (to watch this service live, go
to www.wendellbaptist.com or Facebook)
11:00 a.m. -Livestream Hispanic Worship Service (to watch this service, go to
Facebook)
3:30 – 7:30 pm Pine and Main CD/T-shirt pickup – 3:30-7:30 – drive thru - outside
WBC preschool wing.
WEDNESDAY, JUNE 3, 2020
3:30-5:30 p.m. -Food Pantry open Wednesday afternoons, Small Fellowship
Hall
7:00 p.m. -Youth Livestream with Gary Ring – WBC Youth Facebook Page
THURSDAY, JUNE 4, 2020
7:00 p.m. -Worship Team Practice
SATURDAY, JUNE 6, 2020
10:30 a.m. -Children’s Livestream with Jennifer Spencer – WBC Kids
Facebook Page
3:30 – 7:30 pm Pine and Main CD/T-shirt pickup – 3:30-7:30 – drive
thru - outside WBC preschool wing.
Tuesday, Wednesday, Thursday – 2:55 pm – “Take Five” with
Pastor Chris – Facebook
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WE NEED PHOTOS!! Send us pictures and show us what you and the family are
doing during the stay-at-home season. We want to also use the pictures to put
together something special for the church. Take a pic and email it to
[email protected]. Smile!
The WBC Food Pantry team would like to say THANK YOU for
your recent monetary donations!!
Due to the increased demand created by COVID-19 our food pantry
is a vital ministry - and folks need our help right now – Thank you
so much for your generosity!
The Missions Team and Food Pantry team
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Monthly Magazines, Quarterly Devotionals, etc. are
now on the back porch of the Church Office.
Graduate Recognition Sunday will be June 7th
Students graduating this year from High School/College with
undergraduate/higher degrees, we need your full name, school,
degree/diploma, future plans and a photo. If we cannot meet at Church
by June, we will recognize our Graduates in our Quarantimes and with
a slide show during the Worship Service. Please contact the Church
Office by email at [email protected] or calling 919-
365-4631.
JOB DIRECTORY
COVID-19 has wreaked havoc across our nation. We have yet to fully
see the economic impact it may have. In an effort to help our
membership, we are considering putting together a church business
directory that lists members and their business, service, and/or skill
they offer. This will give the membership the option to utilize their
service and help the local economy as well. If you have a business,
service, or skill that you would like us to put in the directory, email the
name and type of business, service, or skill, and best contact
information. We will keep the listings in the directory to church
members only, not extended family or friends. To be considered for
listing or if you have questions, email [email protected]
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Coming up on June 1st, Pine and Main will release our new album
“Everything” on streaming services worldwide. This album is the
culmination of almost 4 years of work and we’re so excited about it!
The album features all original songs about subjects from the book of Proverbs and
also from the book of Matthew among others. Topics include wisdom, forgiveness,
humility, fighting temptation, the power of words, and the Sermon on the Mount.
Originally inspired to accompany Sunday sermon topics, these songs feature some
of our most heartfelt lyrics and arrangements. The band really took our time on
this album – with no shortcuts - making sure each track came out just right. As with
our previous album, hard copy CDs will be available along with cool new T-Shirts!
CD’S AND T-SHIRTS AVAILABLE FOR PURCHASE - SUNDAY MAY 31ST
3:30-7:30 OUTSIDE IN THE PRESCHOOL DRIVE THRU!
DRIVE THRU AND PICK UP! – OPTIONAL PREORDER [email protected]
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WBC Friends,
Are you bored after all these weeks of quarantine? Do you sew? Do you have scrap fabric? Do you have elastic? If you answered “Yes” to those questions, WBC needs you!
Pastor Chris is seeking church members who would be willing to sew masks for those in need. We would first like to offer masks to any of our church members (men, women and children). Secondly, we would also offer to regular attendees who may not be members and others in our surrounding community. Third, if we have enough sewers, we may have an opportunity through Dr. Scott Kellum to provide masks for a group in New York.
Catch? Did I mention there’s a catch? You would need to provide your own fabric, elastic (1/4” or 3/8”), wire and thread. Fabric must be 100% cotton! Masks should be made in a “smoke free”, “pet free”,“fragrance free” environment due to allergy situations of the people who will receive them. Please do not volunteer if you have been sick with cold/flu like symptoms. The good news is, a pattern for the masks is attached. This style uses less fabric than the traditional surgical style. I find it to be more comfortable too.
Thank you for your consideration of this very worthwhile project. If you are interested, contact Bobbie Sue Rudder (919)365-6194 or [email protected] for more specific information.
Bobbie Sue
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IS THERE A PASTOR IN THE HOUSE?
Do you need to talk to a pastor? Pastor Chris is keeping up a regular work schedule
from home, as much as possible, during this time. He is available for prayer, pastoral
counsel, or even virtual pastoral visits. If you have Skype, Facetime, or Zoom, you can
schedule a virtual face-to-face meeting. If you have another program instead, let Pastor
Chris know and he’ll seek to work that out if possible. To schedule an appointment,
contact him at 919-901-7131, or text him at that number (fastest way to get a response)
or email him at [email protected].
Mrs. Trillis Batten - Quaranting Fasion 2020
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NC Baptist Hospitals Offering. Goal: $800.00. Offerings to date: $200.00.
Offering
Weekly 2020 Budget Need $10,146.69
General Offering Week of May 18-24 $3,287.00
On-Line General Funds Giving May 18-24 $2,241.00
FTF 2020 Contributions through April $11,770.00
FTF 2020 Month to date (includes on-line) May $3,615.00
2020 General Budget to Date $213,080.49
2020 General Income to Date $183,711.35
2020 General Expenses to Date $176,554.34
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In his New Testament letters, Paul addresses churches in Galatia, Ephesus,
Colossae and other areas discussing important matters of the early church. From
these letters we learn much about Paul’s inner thoughts and beliefs and also much
about how we are to live as Christians. Paul had journeyed to many places in the
ancient world, preaching and starting churches. But when did Paul set out on
these journeys, and where did they take him?
EPISODE 5 – Paul in Jerusalem – The Apostle in the Holy City
Paul visits Judea at least five times during his missionary years, returning to
the city where he had formerly delivered Christian prisoners.
Paul’s first visit to Jerusalem as a Christian comes early in his ministry, about three years after his conversion on the road to Damascus. There he preaches the Gospel openly in the heart of Jewish cultural and spiritual life. Paul also takes this opportunity to meet personally with Peter and James, the brother of Jesus. At first the disciples in Jerusalem are afraid to meet with Paul because of his violent past against members of the Way. In Acts 11:29-30 Luke recounts that “during the reign of Claudius”, Paul returns to the city with Barnabas for famine relief. Helping the less fortunate and afflicted was a centerpiece of Jesus’ ministry on earth, and so it is for Paul and the disciples. In Acts 15:1-19 we learn of Paul’s third trip to Jerusalem. This was likely to take part in what is now known as the “Council of Jerusalem” at which Peter, Paul and the other disciples discuss important matters of the early church. This leads to disagreements between Paul, Peter and Barnabas until a compromise is reached. Paul writes about this trip in Galatians 2. Paul again travels to Jerusalem in Acts 18:21-22 to greet the church and strengthen the brethren there. Paul’s fifth visit to the holy city in AD 57 will be his last. Having travelled thousands of miles and visited city after city founding churches, Paul feels the Holy Spirit once again calling him to Jerusalem. He is warned by Agabus, a prophet, in Acts 21 that he will be “bound and turned over…”.
Retracing the Pathways of Paul
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Part of Paul’s mission in Jerusalem is to present offerings and aid to the poor. At first he is well received. Soon however, despite having undergone a purification ritual showing respect for Jewish custom, Paul once again runs afoul of local Jewish leaders and is arrested. Paul is transferred to Cesarea Maritima where he awaits trial before Marcus Antonius Felix, until the new governor, Porcius Festus reopens his case in 59 AD. It is likely that Paul could have been freed at this point had he sought a verdict - but instead he exercises his right as a Roman citizen to “appeal before Cesar” and sets out for Rome under escort.
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June Birthdays!!!!
1. Mary Elizabeth Foster*, Michael Ledford
2. Ann Baynes, David Hodges, Jon Thompson
4. Sid Baynes, Matt Todd, Debbie Turner
5. Noah Turner, Mari Wilkerson
6. Emily Burch, Lorie Davis, Jason Spencer
7. Frank Ramsey
8. Rene Warren, Carrie Wilkerson
9. Edwin Euceda, Shannon Utley
11. Edward Earp, III*
12. Gary Wilson
13. Clay Castleberry*
14. Duane Clark, Garnet Harper, Tracy Hall
15. Mike Burkhart, Sylvia Collins, Bridget Utley
16. Joe Carpenter, Brandi Sellers Cozart, Mike James, Zoe
Peralta
18. Janet Bullock, Stephen Salazar
19. Kira Collins*
21. Linda Carpenter
22. Michelle Foster, Joyce Jordan, Shelly Thompson
23. Elisabeth Hilliard, Sara Grace Lane
24. Maggie Breed
25. Alton Staples
26. Deb Call, Gavin Ledford
27. Heather Fitts, Samuel Salazar
28. Lisa Duttman
We wish Happy Birthday to these Wendell Baptist Church
members with birthdays this month!
*Children of members
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CHURCH STAFF
Church Office Telephone: 919-365-4631 Fax: 919-365-4632
Church Email: [email protected]
Church Web Site: www.wendellbaptist.org
Pastor Chris Hilliard – Cell: 919-901-7131
Email address: [email protected]
General Office Hours: 9-5, Tuesday – Friday
Appointments are helpful
Edwin Euceda, Hispanic Pastor – Cell: 919-673-6576
Email address: [email protected]
Gary Ring, Youth Pastor – Cell: 919-333-5734
Email address: [email protected]
Office Hours: By appointment
Jennifer Spencer, Children’s Director – Cell: 919-333-5568
Email address: [email protected]
Sidney Baynes, Worship Leader – Cell: 919-971-0480
Email address: [email protected]
Office Hours: Wednesday 9:30 am-12:30 pm and by appointment
Wynette Wilson, Instrumentalist
Sandy Townsend, Secretary - Home: 919-365-4621; Cell: 919-610-5229
Email address: [email protected]
Office Hours: Mon-Thurs, 8:15AM-12:30PM & 2-5PM; Fri, 8:15AM-1PM
The Church Office is open each weekday most of the normal hours.
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