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Sunday Morning - 9:30 AM
Class Schedule
Youth
Toddlers - Katie & Myra
Kindergarten– 2nd - Cyndi and Cheryl
3rd - 6th - Bethany Culbertson
Jr & Sr High - Mastersons
Living Christ Like Lives: Tom Marcum
Sunday Evening Small Groups:
Beavercreek - Wayne & Connie’s - 5 p
Huber Heights - Jeff & Amanda’s - 5:30p
Tuesday Morning - 7:30 AM
Men’s Breakfast: Steak ‘N’ Shake
N. Fairfield Rd in Beavercreek
Tuesday Evening Small Group:
Beavercreek - Culbertson’s - 6 p.m.
Wednesday Evening - 6:30 PM
Ladies: Bible Study
Tom Marcum: Class for All
Friday: Senior Seekers - 12:00 PM
Today’s Worship 10:30 AM
83 - God is So Good (1-3)
Welcome
957 - This World is Not My Home (1 & 3) 800 - What a Friend We Have in Jesus (1 & 3)
791 - On Bended Knee
Prayer
768 - Jesus, Let Us Come to Know You
Lord’s Supper Children ages 3-8 dismissed to Carpenter’s Kids for their worship
881 - Mansions Over the Hilltop
Offering
611 - Heavenly Sunlight
Scripture Reading: 2 Corinthians 10: 4-5
Sermon: Servanthood and Worship of God: Part 1: Tom Marcum
470 - Victory in Jesus 548 - The Lily of the Valley (1)
Closing Prayer
Assignments Today
Toddler Room: Strongs Booth: Kevin Nichols Carpenter’s Kids: Hamptons
Please Pray For:
Please tear this portion off for
your weekly prayers
Laura Taylor: Ted’s family, pseudotumor
cerebri
Lori Ault: Sydne’s friend, broken ankle
and pulmonary embolism
Beth Carson: health
Howard’s Family
Fergus Lloyd: health, back
Kincaid Family: son Rick diagnosed with
lung cancer and beginning treatment
Sandy Hogston: health issues
Pat Hoban: health
Harold Dehart: health/pacemaker
Please continue to remember:
Betty Hammel, Sheridan King, Andrew
Lott, Gary Clasby, Jamie Strong, Don
Dehart, Naomi Shields, Sally Jean
Rayburg, Brian Ferguson, Janice Lloyd,
Mike McCarty, Dorothy Carr, Nathaniel,
Keith Gaw, Karen Williams, John Cole,
Phyllis, Joan Carson, Kathy Karras, Andy
Collier, Theresa Holton, Dorothy Baker,
Tony Marcum, Irene Lister, Stephanie
McAvene, Marilyn Mott, David McGrael,
Kim Eric, Gabriel Weikert, Truman
Combs, Debbie LeMaster, Ruth Hampton,
Myrna Miller
Seeking Employment:
Pam Hormick, Angie Baker, Garry
Whitaker
Our Shut-ins: John Miller, Lillian Null,
Dorothy Powell
Ministry Contacts
Elders
Gary Clasby (937) 293-6290 (H)
Wayne Hampton (937) 429-9454
(937) 672-2418
Please call an elder if you would like to
schedule a meeting.
Deacons
Shane Bowen
Outreach/Missions
Joe Hampton
Education & Youth
John Eric
Fellowship
Jared Culbertson
Small Group/Family Ministry
Mike Gutwein
Technology
Minister
Tom Marcum (937) 903-0185
Email: [email protected]
Office Hours
Mon - Fri 10:30 am - 3:30 pm
Other times by appointment only.
Prayer Requests
Assignments - November 13th
Toddler Room - Katie Newlen
Booth - Laura Bowen
Carpenter’s Kids - Hamptons
Nov. Communion Trays - Nichols
Contact Information
Belmont Church of Christ
3003 S. Smithville Rd
PO Box 20066
Dayton, OH 45420
(937) 256-0481
Secretary’s Office Hours Monday - 9 am to 1 pm
Friday - 10 am to 2 pm
www.belmontchurch.org
A Family of Faith Glorifying God By Reaching Out to Others Sharing the Good News
To Our Visitors: Welcome! You are our honored guests! Please fill out a visitor’s
card located on the back of the pews and place it in the collection plate. If you
have young children, please feel free to use our toddler room at the back of the
auditorium. Before the worship service, please check your cellular phones and
other electronic devices to ensure they will not disrupt our time of worship.
November 6, 2016
Weekly Feast
Looking around and seeing so many needs I had to stop and won-
der, “Why doesn’t somebody do something?” Then I realized I was
“somebody.”
Living in a world with many challenges, we can’t solve every-
thing nor individually meet every need, but we can do something. In
life’s varied circumstances and situations many somethings needing to be
done to make life better can begin with us. We must not close our heart
to being the “somebody” God may intend to use in the moment.
James implored in James 2:15-16 (NLT) Suppose you see a
brother or sister who has no food or clothing, 16 and you say, “Good-bye
and have a good day; stay warm and eat well”—but then you don’t give
that person any food or clothing. What good does that do?
The wishful prayer is both a cop-out and an opt-out. It is actually
void of any real meaning where there is no follow through when ability
and opportunity to do something are there.
John simply pleaded in 1 John 3:17-18 (NLT) If someone has
enough money to live well and sees a brother or sister in need but shows
no compassion—how can God’s love be in that person? 18 Dear chil-
dren, let’s not merely say that we love each other; let us show the truth
by our actions.
In other words, do something! When we see with our heart and
not merely with our eyes we will accept being the “somebody” with the
opportunity to act! Though we all cannot do everything we can all do
something. We are all a “somebody” created by God for good works
which He created in advance for us to do. (Ephesians 2:10) He designed
us to be doers, and in His eyes, one who serves others is most definitely
a “somebody”! (Matthew 23:11) May we remain open to being the
“somebody” who serves to the glory of God.
HAVE A GREAT WEEK BEING SOMEONE SOMEBODY NEEDS!
In Him,
Tom Marcum, II
Wednesday night
Shepherd’s Pie
at 5:30 p.m.
Classes start at 6:30 p.m.
Remember:
Senior Lunches on Fridays Nov. 10th: Elders/Deacons
Meeting at 5:30 p.m. Nov. 10th: 2017 Class Meet-
ing at 6 p.m. Nov. 18th: Family Movie Dec. 9th: Gaither Concert
Nov. 7th: Beth Carson Nov. 8th: Julie Bradfield Nov. 11th: Deb Nichols
Anniversary:
8th: Mike & Nancy Pittman 11th: Paxton’s
Do Something
By Matthew West
I woke up this morning
Saw a world full of trouble now
Thought, how’d we ever get so far down
How’s it ever gonna turn around
So I turned my eyes to Heaven
I thought, “God, why don’t You do some-
thing?”
Well, I just couldn’t bear the thought of
People living in poverty
Children sold into slavery
The thought disgusted me
So, I shook my fist at Heaven
Said, “God, why don’t You do something?”
He said, “I did, I created you”
I’m so tired of talking
About how we are God’s hands and feet
But it’s easier to say than to be
Live like angels of apathy who tell ourselves
It’s alright, “somebody else will do some-
thing”
Well, I don’t know about you
But I’m sick and tired of life with no desire
I don’t want a flame, I want a fire
I wanna be the one who stands up and says,
“I’m gonna do something”
We are the salt of the earth
We are a city on a hill
But we’re never gonna change the world
By standing still
No we won’t stand still
No we won’t stand still
No we won’t stand still
If not us, then who
If not me and you
Right now, it’s time for us to do something
If not now, then when
Will we see an end
To all this pain
It’s not enough to do nothing
It’s time for us to do something!
ANNOUNCEMENTS
Directories are available to
pick up!
See Wayne or Amanda if you
still need a copy!!!
Yard Work - Service Jobs
Need yard work done?
Need help with leaves, mow-
ing, stick clean-up?
Sign-up on the bulletin board!
Are you able to help with yard
work? Sign up now!!
Family Movie Night
November 18th at 6 p.m.
Pizza will be served before
and movie will start at 7 p.m.
Please see Shane for more
information.
