MONTHLYHIGHLIGHTS

Coffee Fellowship (S) 9:15-9:45 / 10:15-10:45 AMAdult Open Gym (S, T, Th) 5:30 - 7:30 PMLife of the Body (S) 4:00 - 5:00 PMAl Anon Meetings (T, Th, F) 1:30 PMGirl Scouts (M) 6:30 PMCub Scouts (M) 6:30 PMBoy Scouts (M) 7:00 PM

SEPTEMBER

01 Youth Corn Hole Tourney 12:00 Noon02 Labor Day–Office Closed04 Youth Meeting 6:30 PM

Choir 7:30 PM05 Food Pantry 9:00 - 10:30 AM

Needle Arts (30) 9:00 AMTri C’s (FH) 12:00 Noon

08 Teddy Bear SundayPastor’s Class (Chapel) 9:30 AMYouth-KCH Bingo 12:00 Noon

09 Staff Meeting 3:00 PMPastor’s Cabinet (31) 6:00 PMMinistry Meetings 6:30 PMExecutive Council Meeting 7:30 PM

10 La Leche (A1) 7:00 PM11 DW Board Meeting (31) 10:30 AM

DW Luncheon 12:00 NoonWednesday Night Programming 6:30 PMYouth Meeting 6:30 PMChoir 7:30 PM

12 Food Pantry 9:00 - 10:30 AMNeedle Arts (30) 9:00 AM

14 DM Breakfast 9:00 AM15 Pastor’s Class (Chapel) 9:30 AM

Youth Day at the Zoo 12:00 Noon16 Staff Meeting 3:00 PM

Serving at the Lord’s Diner 5:30 PM17 AMAC Meeting (FH) 6:00 PM

Connections (Parlor) 6:30 PM18 Wednesday Night Programming 6:30 PM

Youth Meeting 6:30 PMChoir 7:30 PM

19 Food Pantry 9:00 - 10:30 AMNeedle Arts 9:00 AM

21 Youth-Numana Project 11:00 AM22 Pastor’s Class (Chapel) 9:30 AM

Diaconate Development (FH) 12:00 Noon23 Staff Meeting 3:00 PM24 Carving Club 6:00 PM25 Wednesday Night Programming 6:30 PM

Youth Meeting 6:30 PMChoir Meeting 7:30 PM

26 Food Pantry 9:00 - 10:30 AMNeedle Arts (30) 9:00 AM

27-28 Kansas DM Fall Retreat29 Reconciliation Offering

Pastor’s Class (Chapel) 9:30 PMMinisters Appreciation Pot Luck 12:00 NoonYouth Scavenger Hunt 12:00 PM

30 Staff Meeting 3:00 PM

SERMONS IN SEPTEMBER

01 Friendly Love Hebrews 13:1-8 McConnell08 Oops Philemon 1:1-20 McConnell15 Knowing When You’re Lost Luke 15:1-10 McConnell22 Street Smart Luke 16:1-13 McConnell29 Looking Ahead 1 Samuel 2:18-20 McConnell

Dr. William H. McConnell, Senior MinisterDrBillMcConnell@hillsidecc.org

Politics and Religion

Jesus asked them if they have in their possession a coin that has been minted by Caesar topay Caesar's tax. Surely, in pointing to the fact that the coin bears the image of Caesar, Jesusintends to refer this debate to the Second Commandment: "You shall not make for yourself anidol, whether in the form of anything that is in heaven above, or is on the earth beneath, or thatis in the water underneath the earth. You shall not bow down to them or worship them" (Ex20:4-5). Get it? Those who have this coin in their pocket are indicted as idolaters. ProbablyJesus is saying that all of these idolatrous coins that are stamped with the image of Caesarought to be sent back to Caesar. We know by this point in Matthew's Gospel that Jesus does not recognize distinctions betweenpolitics and religion, or between religion and economics for that matter. Somehow theseloyalties are related to the Second Commandment, to the worship of the true and living God andto the avoidance of worship of idols. As Jesus has said earlier, "No one can serve two masters;for a slave will either hate the one and love the other, or be devoted to the one and despise theother. You cannot serve God and wealth" (Mt 6:24). Presumably, just as one cannot serveGod and wealth, one also cannot serve God and the emperor. Most Christians seem to believethat this debate in which Jesus is engaged with the Pharisees and the Herodians is no longer areal debate because in a democracy the people rule. We think that we have solved theseprimitive problems with politics because we have created a democracy. And if democracy itselfis not a solution to the problem of God and government, we also think we have solved theproblem of God and Caesar through our constitutional separation of church and state.

ISSUE 9 SEPTEMBER 2019

Official Board meets the second Monday of the month, February, May, August, &November, and otherwise as is necessary.

Executive Council meets the second Monday of the month, January, March, April, June, July, September, October, & December, and otherwise as is necessary.

OFFICIAL BOARD ACTIONSThe Board approved engaging the contractor, Harman-Huffman for the redesign ofRooms 36 and 38 for the Library project. The Ada Ruth Richardson fund will be usedto furnish the Library and Patio, with $10,000 being held back as operating reserve forthe Library. The money that remains will be used to defer the costs of the redesign andremodeling of these two rooms. In addition, there will be $63,229 taken out ofHillside’s Building Fund for this project. - Bonnie Thompson, Board Chair $ 82,475.00 Ada Ruth Richardson Fund$ 63,229.00 Hillside Building Fund$145,704.00 Total Cost

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Please let the church know when you or a family memberare admitted to the hospital so we can pray for you, and theministers and elders can visit. AT HOME: Carolyn Carnahan, Cynthia Cripe, Loyd Chumley, Glenn Deck,Fran Elliott, Seth Gilbert, Sue Gilbert, Phyllis Haught, Nancy Hill, JimHoffman, John & Diane Hoffman, Alexis Hopkins, Bill Jacoby, Bill Lawton,Rick Mann, Bruce Miller, Ken Morrison, John Parker, Merita Reed, HeatherSwisher, Michael Ward HOSPITAL/REHAB: Edith GravesMISSION PERSONNEL: 9/1 Danielle Murry-Knowles, Lesotho; 9/8Nikotemo Sopepa, Fiji; 9/15 Fiona Kendall, Italy; 9/22 Judy Chan, HongKong; 9/29 Ignacio Salinas, Nicaragua

DAILY DEVOTIONAL FOR SEPTEMBER

01 Ezekiel 1-4 02 Ezekiel 5-9 03 Ezekiel 10-13

04 Ezekiel 14-16 05 Ezekiel 17-19 06 Ezekiel 20-21

07 Ezekiel 22-24 08 Ezekiel 25-28 09 Ezekiel 29-32

10 Ezekiel 33-36 11 Ezekiel 37-39 12 Ezekiel 40-42

13 Ezekiel 43-45 14 Ezekiel 46-48 15 Daniel 1-3

16 Daniel 4-6 17 Daniel 7-9 18 Daniel 10-12

19 Hosea 1-6 20 Hosea 7-14 21 Joel 1-3

22 Amos 1-5 23 Amos 6-9 24 Obadiah 1

Jonah 1-4

25 Micah 1-7 26 Nahum 1-3 27 Zephaniah 1-3

Habakkuk 1-3 Haggai 1-2

28 Zechariah 1-7 29 Zechariah 8-14 30 Malachi 1-4

LIONS CLUB - USED EYEGLASSES Thank you fordonating your used eyeglasses to the local Lions Club

to help children and adults in under developed countries to see. A collection box will be next to the Courtyard doorway for yourconvenience. We appreciate your gifts of sight to those lessfortunate. ~ Outreach Ministry

Please remember our Shut-ins on their birthdays with a card, a call or avisit.

LaVeda McElwain September 12

1360 Leecrest St. Wichita, KS 67206 316-722-1580

J.D. Johnson September 21

400 S. Martinson #211 Manor Bldg H, Wichita 67213 316-687-1213

Carolyn Carnahan September 28

8727 E. Boston, Wichita, KS 67207 316-337-5464

MINISTER APPRECIATION POTLUCK DINNERAn all church potluck dinner to show our ministers how much weappreciate them is scheduled for Sunday, September 29, 2019 afterthe 10:45 service.

September Birthdays 2 Jeremy Fowler 3 Austin Henry 4 Bill Baum, Shirley Millsap, Alec Hinecker, Ann McCarty, Bridgette Meliza, Jeremy Shay 5 Shelby Jones 6 Megan Rahal, Kaitlyn Welch 7 Norm Hickman, Heather Kirkpatrick 8 Shelby Merry, Amanda Meier, Ryleigh Shay 9 Aspen Herzberg, Abigail Hoff10 Kim Meller, Kylie Rinehart, Amber Johnston, J K Parker, Sonja Ostrander, Jennifer Epperly11 JoAnn Briles-Klein, Judy Perry, Greg Thomas, William Wilson, David Germann, Steve Brittain, Carroll Briley13 John McCune, Jennie Doose, Steven Reust14 Cynthia Cripe, Chris Richmond, Davis Henry, Sue Bush15 Jonathan Spradlin16 Jacque Hobble, Dena Graham, Barbara Barlow, Zoey Robinson, Cathy Huffman17 Mary High18 Peter Bradbury, Susan Germann19 Sharon Minner20 Debbie Dorsey, Prue Scott21 Sarah Yokley, Kay Larson, Bonnie Thompson22 Cecilia McConnell, Stephen Spradlin23 Richard Doose24 Linda Kirby, John Hawkins, Derek Owen, Zach Thompson25 Paula Bostock, Solomon Mitra, Hudson Haney26 Aaron Morris, Ray Elwick27 Ray Burger, Dallas Maynard28 Barbara Scadden, Jericho Jones29 Ashley West, Rod Minner, Robert James30 Chase Forcum

September Anniversaries 3 Lois & Grady Sewell, Janice & Gary Halstead 8 Trudy & Scott Ehrsam, Kim & Jim Swisher14 Lindy & Dan Wiese15 Cheryl & Andy Busada, Bethany & Jonathan McConnell19 Molly & David Taiclet20 Mary & Jim Huddleston24 Rachel & Gregg Pickering27 Craig & Sarah Zielke28 Connie & Chris Shawver, Barbara & Dale Dodd

Our sympathies are extended to thefollowing:

To the family of Robert Drennen, Debbie Fulk’s father

To the family of Sharon Hays, Pam Buss’ mother

To the family of Kathleen Neudecker

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HELLO YOUTH! Come join us for some fun activities!

YOUTH EVENTS IN SEPTEMBER

Sunday School 9:30 AM

Weekend Fun Activities –

1--Corn Hole Tourney; 8--KCH Bingo; 15--Pizza & Day atthe Zoo; 21--Numana Service Project; 29--Scavenger Hunt

TriC’s will meet September 5th. Tom Callen will lead a Sing-A-Long. Please call the church office to make your reservation.

DISCIPLES MEN will meet September 14th for Men’s Breakfast. Please call the church office to make your reservation.

KANSAS DISCIPLES MENKansas men of all ages are invited to a weekend filled with funfellowship, and learning at Tawakoni. The weekend starts with KDMFall Retreat, September 27-28, led by Director of Disciples Men’sministries of the General Church, Greg Alexander. The retreat willbegin at 5 p.m. on Friday and conclude shortly after dinner onSaturday. A pre-event work project is planned for Friday afternoonand a Friday afternoon golf outing is on the agenda, if at least fourgolfers pre-register. The 5th annual men’s Odyssey Experience willbegin at 7 p.m. on Saturday, September 28. Originally conceived asa mentorship program, the Men’s Odyssey Project is an ongoingeffort to nurture Christ-like character in men of all ages. Register bySeptember 13 and pay online for either retreat atwww.kansasdisciples.org or download a registration form and mailwith payment to the Topeka Regional Office.

Support the Hillside Disciples Women’s MissionProject by shopping with your Dillons Plus Card. When I buy my groceries at Dillons using my PlusCard, I get a bonus (coupons and fuel points) and

know I am also helping the Hillside Disciples Women. - PhyllisRamsey. Call Sue Fauchier @ 682-9784 if you need helpregistering your card or have any questions or concerns. Thank youall so much. – Hillside Disciples Women

Wednesday Nights, September 11, 2019 – May 20, 20206:30-8:45 Child Care Room 33 6:30-7:30 Classes (All Ages) Ed Building

1. Children Room 44 Mrs. Chumley 2. Middle & Senior High Room A1 Rev. Rob Tulloch 3. Our Spiritual Formation Room 31 Ms. Etienna Mertel 4. Bible Study–Mark Room A4 Dr. Bill McConnell

7:30-8:30 5. Choir Room 37 Mr. Walker

DISCIPLES WOMEN’S NEWS NEEDLE ARTS continues to meet on Thursdays, at 9 AM, in Room30. Knitting, crocheting, quilting, cross stitch, or anything youwould like to work on. If you don’t have a project and would like tolearn, you are welcome to come, and someone will teach you.

September 11 Board Meeting (31) 10:30 AMLuncheon (FH) 12:00 Noon

Program: “Days at the Eagle” presented by Bonnie Bing, Wichita Eagle Commentary Writer

Hosted by Ruth Circle Devotions: Evelyn Paradies

September 23 Lydia Circle (31) 2:00 PMHostess: Jan Boyle Study: Jane Edson

September 25 Ruth Circle (31) 1:00 PMHostess: Joyce Taylor Devotions: Nancy Morrison

RECONCILIATION OFFERINGEmbodying the Call is the theme of the 2019 Reconciliation SpecialDay Offering. Human brokenness is evidenced in the sin of racismand perpetuated in our institutional structure and systems. Throughyour 2019 Reconciliation offering, the church is able to provideprograms for leadership development, curriculum for dialogue andlearning within the church and the community. We will be receivingour Reconciliation offering on September 29, 2019

KANSAS DISCIPLES WOMEN FALL RETREATThe 2019 KDW Women’s Retreat is scheduled for October 2-4 orOctober 4-6 as we gather at Camp Tawakoni to celebrate Faith ThatOverflows! Kirby Gould, Vice President for the North Central Zoneof the Christian Church Foundation, will keynote the event. Additional activities include a painting workshop ($30 extra),massages (extra fee), service projects including paper goods for thecamp, stuffed animals and fleece blankets for the Child AdvocacyCenter, and much more! Registration cost of $100 includes lodgingat the camp, five meals, and program expenses. Register by Friday,September 6, to save $15! Register and pay online atwww.kansasdisciples.org or download a registration form and mailwith payment to the Topeka Regional Office.

PHYSICAL WELL-BEING AND SPIRITUAL FORMATION/SUMMER HOURS

The summer hours for Adult Gym will beSunday, Tuesday and Thursday from 5:30PM to 7:30 PM. More than 35 people have

participated in open gym activities since January! Walk laps, playpickle ball, ping pong, basketball or design an activity to share withothers. Remember physical well-being is a part of our spiritual

formation. See you there! Also, please drop in between 4-5 PM onSundays for our Life of the Body Support Group as we learn to eatbetter and improve physical activity.

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TEDDY BEAR SUNDAY, SEPTEMBER 8TH

Please bring bears to either service and they will adorn our sanctuaryon that day. We will donate them to local agencies that assistchildren in times of crisis.

THE APPRENTICE GATHERINGWilliam P. Young, author of The Shack will be a speaker at theApprentice Gathering being held at Friends University on September26-28, 2019. For more information, please visithttps://apprenticeinstitute.org/the_apprentice_gathering/

NEW MEMBERS

Ben and Sandra Davison transferred theirmembership and joined Hillside Christian Church onSunday, August 4, 2019. They reside at 2951 N.Governeour #101, Wichita, KS 67226. Their

phone number is 316-213-4956.

Larry and Barbara Robertson transferred theirmembership and joined Hillside Christian Church onSunday, August 4, 2019. They reside at 220 S.Pinecrest, Wichita, KS 67218. Their phone numberis 316-684-8185.

Gretchen Holzhauser joined Hillside Christian Church onAugust 14, 2019. Gretchen, her husband, David andchildren, Aubria and Walter reside at 1234 N.Dunsworth Wichita, KS 67212

BOX TOPS FOR EDUCATIONPlease continue to collect Box tops forEducation. A collection basket can be found bythe Courtyard doorway.

Please continue to bring in your pop tabs for the RonaldMcDonald House. A collection basket can be found by theCourtyard doorway.

DIACONATE DEVELOPMENT CELEBRATIONDiaconate are asked to meet in Fellowship Hall at noon on Sunday,September 22nd for Diaconate development. Lunch will be providedand equipping gifts will be given out to you.

Congratulations–To new parents, Stefanie Smith and Levi Weaver on the birth ofdaughter, Eleanor Weaver on July 31, 2019. Grandparents areDebbie and Jack Fulks.

PASTOR’S WELCOME CLASSESThis class will meet for five Sundays in the Chapel at 9:30AM, and will be taught by Dr. McConnell. It is a great way to learnmore about the Disciples of Christ and Hillside Christian Church. New members or those interested in joining HCC, won’t want to missit!

September 8 The History of the Christian ChurchSeptember 15 Who Is God?September 22 Baptism in the Christian ChurchSeptember 29 The Lord’s SupperOctober 6 How Do I Fit In?

Thank You--i Thank you for selecting me to be a recipient of the scholarship. I

truly appreciate it! I have used it to buy my textbooks and somemore storage totes (Can’t have enough of those it seems). I’ll trymy best to come back often. Thank you again. –Grace Duffey

i Thank you for thinking of those that are homeless, that live withthe heat everyday, that have no family and their friends are thosethey line up with for meals and that have so little. We are all soblessed! Thank you for so generously sharing your blessings! - JanFlaberly, Director, The Lord’s Diner

PATHWAYS KIDSJuly & August were busy months. VBS, summer camps, andPromotion Sunday, (that is ice cream in a bag day) are all fun timesfor fellowship with peers. During this busy time, they learned moreabout Jesus and shared their happy, and sometimes sad experienceswith each other. Sharing feelings and thoughts are one of the joys ofspending Sundays, camp, and VBS with church family friends.Pathways Kids are seeing two of the gang moving up to the Youthgroup this year. We will miss Lucy Wasinger and Landrik Perng, butit is pretty certain they will be helping out with Blacklite Theater,Christmas Eve Nativity, and VBS. Pathways kids will sing on second Sunday, Sept. 8th, and will do soevery second Sunday through the upcoming year. Soon we will beplanning and practicing for Blacklite. Mark your calendars right nowfor December 8th, immediately following 10:45AM Worship. A soupluncheon will be in the capable hands of Lois Rahal. Come, enjoygood food, good company, and the happy voices of Pathways Kids. Blessings. - Wykeemah

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FULFILLING GOD’S PURPOSE! We will begin our stewardship programFulfilling God’s Purpose! on September8, 2019. Christian stewardship is thefree and joyous activity of managing ourlives and blessings according to God’swill. Stewardship refers to all theactivities of our lives. We are stewards inour homes, workplaces, schools, and inour neighborhoods. Stewardship is a daily, ongoing lifestyle thatdetermines how we use all the gifts our Creator has given us. If ourchurch is to grow, expand our worship offerings to the community,continue to have the best music program in the city, and achieve ourvision goals–we need to be generous in our financial commitmentsthis year.

PRAYER NETIn his book, The Colors of Hope: Becoming People of Mercy,Justice, and Love, Richard Dahlstrom calls Christians to anintentional goal of blessing the lives of others in our midst. We areto be the artists who bring color into a world that is, too often, seenas gray. God gives each of us the tools we need to spread His love,whether it be in grand endeavors or in the actions of our everydaylife. In 2016, the Disciple Life Class became the artists by laying down acanvas of gray as we studied this inspirational book. As weprogressed, we added color and symbols of hope, culminating withthe addition of a prayer net. This piece of art is on display inFellowship Hall. The prayer net was inspired by the one in Ely Cathedral in Ely,England. Recognizing that Jesus called ordinary fishermen to followhim, this net symbolizes that God calls ordinary people to proclaimthe good news that Christ brought with Him and it is to ordinarypeople that God blesses with His love when they call upon His Name.Take a minute to tie a string on the net, and, if you wish, write aprayer request on one of the tags provided and tie it to the net. Visit this net often, to watch as it transforms into a colorfulexpression of the artistry of God’s people as we offer up our joys,cares, and concerns to Him.

HILLSIDE FOOD PANTRY FEEDS MORE THAN 2,000 FAMILIES

For more than a decade,Wichita’s HillsideChristian Church hassponsored a CommunityFood Pantry. ChurchmemberJoAnn Briles-Kleinwanted Hillside to tapinto the Kansas Food

Bank to help the poor. The Community Food Pantry grew rapidly andin 2018, helped feed 2,223 families in Wichita. Food is stored anddistributed from a dedicated room in Hillside’s building. Anyone canreceive food, no more often than once a month; the weeklydistribution always draws a number of people to receive food, as wellas clothes and shoes when available. Church members also offerprayer with visitors when requested. A large group of volunteersmakes the pantry work, picking up items from the Kansas Food Bank,sorting and storing, and helping with distribution. They are alwayssmiling, happy to be of service; about a dozen volunteers work eachweek. Money and food is donated by church members. With the lowcost of food from Kansas Food Bank and gifts from members, thesack of food that a family receives costs $4.63 and with carefulplanning, will feed two people for about a week. Christ multiplies thegifts to feed many more than we could feed alone.

AMAZON’S CHARITABLE CONTRIBUTION SITE

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8:15 & 10:45 AM Serving Sunday, September 1, 20198:15 Layreader Bill Baum10:45 Layreader Jill MillerHospital Communion Paulette HolzhauserElder Assignments8:15 AM Communion Prayer Bill Baum8:15 AM Offering/Parlor Prayer Paulette Holzhauser10:45 AM Communion Prayer Steve Brittain10:45 AM Offering/Parlor Prayer Dave CalvertDiaconate Schedule Paul’s DisciplesOffering YouthUshers: 8:15 (Team 1) & 10:45 (Team 2)Contact Gay Spradlin (683-6747) if a ride is neededCoffee Fellowship Hosts Seekers~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~

8:15 & 10:45 AM Serving Sunday, September 8, 20198:15 Layreader Gary Allerheiligen10:45 Layreader Sam BrittainHospital Communion Stacy SwisherElder Assignments8:15 AM Communion Prayer Gary Allerheiligen8:15 AM Offering/Parlor Prayer Stacy Swisher10:45 AM Communion Prayer Tom Callen10:45 AM Offering/Parlor Prayer John FarringtonDiaconate Schedule Celestial AngelsOffering YouthUshers: 8:15 (Team 1) & 10:45 (Team 2)Contact Gay Spradlin (683-6747) if a ride is neededCoffee Fellowship Hosts Lois Rahal~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~

8:15 & 10:45 AM Serving Sunday, September 15, 20198:15 Layreader Fran Elliott10:45 Layreader Bob DrechslerHospital Communion Barb FarringtonElder Assignments8:15 AM Communion Prayer Fran Elliott8:15 AM Offering/Parlor Prayer Barb Farrington10:45 AM Communion Prayer Eric Riveracuebas10:45 AM Offering/Parlor Prayer Caron CallenDiaconate Schedule JCsOffering YouthUshers: 8:15 (Team 1) & 10:45 (Team 2)Contact Gay Spradlin (683-6747) if a ride is neededCoffee Fellowship Hosts Pilgrims~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~

**Diaconate: Remember Homebound Visitation/Communion**

8:15 & 10:45 AM Serving Sunday, September 22, 20198:15 Layreader Pat Agnew10:45 Layreader Linda WatsonHospital Communion Jeff MoschElder Assignments8:15 AM Communion Prayer Pat Agnew8:15 AM Offering/Parlor Prayer Jeff Mosch10:45 AM Communion Prayer Jody Lambert10:45 AM Offering/Parlor Prayer Keith HuffmanDiaconate Schedule HarvestersOffering YouthUshers: 8:15 (Team 1) & 10:45 (Team 2)Contact Gay Spradlin (683-6747) if a ride is neededCoffee Fellowship Hosts Crossroads~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~

8:15 & 10:45 AM Serving Sunday, September 29, 20198:15 Layreader Krista Wasinger10:45 Layreader Gordon LambertHospital Communion Barney RahalElder Assignments8:15 AM Communion Prayer Krista Wasinger8:15 AM Offering/Parlor Prayer Barney Rahal10:45 AM Communion Prayer Bonnie Thompson10:45 AM Offering/Parlor Prayer Bill BaumDiaconate Schedule Paul’s DisciplesOffering YouthUshers: 8:15 (Team 1) & 10:45 (Team 2)Contact Gay Spradlin (683-6747) if a ride is neededCoffee Fellowship Hosts Choir~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~

**Diaconate: Remember Homebound Visitation/Communion**

If you would be interested in picking up church members who can no

longer get to worship services on their own, please contact Gay

Spradlin (683-6747), Caron Callen (260-9184) or the church office

(683-6577). The only requirement would be to give a copy of your

driver’s license to the church office.

Articles for October Newsletter need to be turned into Sherry in

the church office by September 19, 2019.

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SEPTEMBER 2019

Sunday Worship Opportunities

8:15 & 10:45 AM - in the Sanctuary

9:30 AM Sunday School

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