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555 Tallowood Road, Houston, TX 77024 713-468-8241 tallowood.org
TDAY May 28, 2017
Why?
This Week at Tallowood
Sunday, May 28 8:45 AM Traditional Worship 10:00 AM Chinese Worship 10:00 AM Sunday School 11:15 AM Contemporary Worship 11:15 AM Chinese Sunday School 11:30 AM Hispanic Worship 12:30 PM Chinese Weekly Meal 2:00 PM Sudanese Worship 2:00 PM Arabic Worship 3:00 PM Burmese Youth Worship 3:00 PM Burmese Sunday School 4:00 PM Burmese Worship 4:00 PM Tallowood Together Family Picnic
Monday, May 29 Memorial Day - Offices
Closed 6:30 PM Celebrate Recovery Tuesday, May 30 9:30 AM WM Baby Boot Camp Strollerfit 6:30 PM Men's Bible Study 6:30 PM Camp Tallowood Sponsor Meeting Wednesday, May 31 6:00 PM High School Acteens 6:00 PM Wednesday Night Prayer Service 6:00 PM Hispanic Wednesday Night Bible Study 7:00 PM Adult Choir Practice
Wednesday, May 31 cont’d 7:00 PM DivorceCare - Cancelled 7:00 PM Impact 7:00 PM Orchestra Rehearsal 7:00 PM Refuel Thursday, June 1 9:30 AM WM Baby Boot Camp Strollerfit 12:30 PM Watercolor Class Friday, June 2 8:00 PM Hispanic Adult Bible Study Saturday, June 3
May 26-28 Eddy Hallock &
Keith Riley
713-724-3704
STAFF ON CALL THIS
WEEKEND
Tallowood Library Hours 832-320-8152
Sunday 8:30 a.m. - 12:45 p.m. 4:30 p.m. - 6:00 p.m. Monday 9:00 a.m. - 12:00 p.m. Tuesday 9:00 a.m. - 12:00 p.m. Wednesday 4:00 p.m. - 7:45 p.m.
Closed Thursday - Saturday
The next Home Fellowships are next Sunday, June 4! Host homes are still needed—please contact Barbie in the
church office if you want to volunteer!
For members living in the zip codes listed below, please contact the host home if you plan to attend. We are asking
attendees to bring a snack to share with the group.
Why do we allow kids to eat donuts all over the campus? It seems our
church runs best, or at least happiest, when we provide plenty of caffeine and
sugar on Sunday morning. The funny thing about kids and donuts is this: the
kids aren’t the people bringing donuts. They are the cleanup crew to consume
whatever is left after morning Bible study or choir rehearsal. We have had
some challenges with kids entering rooms before adult classes are over to get
the sugary treats and they usually consume them on the spot or as soon as
possible in a convenient place. Perhaps we ought to purchase fewer donuts,
deny access to the room until we are ready to dismiss and restrict the number
of donuts that are available to any particular child. None of those ideas are
likely to prevail in practice. Some of our departments in West Tower send
excess treats to the receptionist desk and Kathy Lynn dispenses them with
caution to keep kids from becoming too sugared up. I appreciate the
generosity and kindness extended to kids in every way, particularly at church.
But, one last thought…respond to the children as you would your own. It is
my guess that you would not provide too much sugar to your own child, that
you would provide a napkin and that you would expect the napkin to be used.
You may even require your child to sit down to eat. We are reinforcing the
role of relationships in the church and I would hope that everyone will see the
church as a warm and welcoming place and that includes the brief relationship
between the donut givers and donut consumers. Learn the names of the
children. Speak to them when you seen them around campus. God has given
us these children to raise spiritually. Lets do a good job with that in every
way, including the dispensing of warm, tasty, fat-laden, doughy, melt-in-your-
mouth, donuts. After that description, you want one too, right?
Larry Heslip
Tallowood Together Family Picnic
is today, May 28, 4-8 p.m.!
Quillian Center @ 10570 Westpark Dr.
Meal available—$7 per adult, $3 per child
Join us!
GRACE OF GIVING
What is the “grace of giving” (2 Cor. 8:7)? Pastor and author Gene Getz points out how the Macedonians exhibited the grace of giving in a way that was spontaneous, eager and sacrificial. Nowhere in Scripture are Christians commanded to give away what is absolutely necessary for their own existence. But the believers in Macedonia gave anyway. There was no coercion. They were eager to help meet other Christian’s material needs. But a more significant reason than human need prompted this sacrificial generosity. They gave “themselves first to the Lord” - which is the larger context in which Christians are to use their material possessions. It involves, first of all, presenting our bodies as “living sacrifices, holy and pleasing to God” (Rom. 12:1).
church offices closed monday, may 29
HOST PHONE ZIP EMAIL
Perry & Karen Harell 713-973-9543 77024 [email protected]
Carl & Jerri Pfiffner 281-558-2607 77077 [email protected]
Max & Dana Grigsby 281-556-9415 77079 [email protected]
Judy Taylor 281-844-0668 77095 [email protected]
David & Kim Conway 832-717-6797 77429 [email protected]
Ron & Marcia Bales 281-246-4152 77429 [email protected]
David & Debbie Gaudin 281-728-3224 77450 [email protected]
MINISTRIES
NEW DEACON NOMINATIONS Prayerfully consider men with scriptural maturity and an active servant's heart for our annual deacon nominations. Forms can be picked up and dropped off in the church office during office hours and in the cage area of the gym on Sunday mornings. Forms can also be requested and returned via email to Cindy Lutz at [email protected]. Nomination deadline is June 1.
SUMMER SHINE WITH GLOW KIDS Registration for camps and activities for Summer 2017 is open NOW at tallowood.org.
VACATION BIBLE SCHOOL June 12-16, 9:00 a.m.—12:00 noon. Have you registered for Vacation Bible School? Early Registration closes Wednesday, May 31. Register NOW and avoid the long lines on Monday morning of VBS week! For kids entering Kindergarten through those who have completed fifth grade. NO CHARGE! SHINE KIDS CLUB
July 10-13, 10:00 a.m.—2:30 p.m. Day camp fun complete with Bible teaching, crafts, games, recreation, and water splash day! For kids who have completed Kindergarten through second grade. Cost is $75.
CENTRIKID CAMP July 17-21 at Trinity Pines. Don’t let the Summer be a Bummer! CentriKid Camp is for kids who have completed third through fifth grade. We have an excited group going to camp and ONLY TWO SPOTS REMAINING! Camp is simply awesome, solid biblically, seriously safe, and seriously fun! Your camper gets to pick their favorite “track” activities (like cheernastics, art studio, archery, build it, flag football, sign language, soccer, splish splash, volleyball, weird science, wet & wild, and many more to choose from). Register today for CentriKid Camp!
HOOPS SCHOOL SUMMER CAMP July 24-28—for kids who have completed Kindergarten through fifth grade. Cost is 170. At summer camp kids learn and practice all the correct fundamental skills and play games!
They have Daily Devotional Popsicle Breaks (fave of most); and Camper of the Day Awards for the players who show good attitude or skill. Bring your friends and have some fun while you learn more about basketball and the values it teaches you in life and in sport. SUPER PLACE CAMP July 31—August 4, 9:00 a.m.—12:30 p.m. at Memorial Drive Presbyterian Church, day camp for kids with special needs. Camp is FULL so we need a buddy (youth or adult volunteer) for every SPC camper! Every SPC camper loves their buddy! Contact Allyson Pimentil at [email protected] to volunteer.
CRUISE WITH US TO THE CARIBBEAN IN 2018 Reservations are being taken now! Ports of call are Cozumel, Grand Cayman, and Jamaica—March 4-11, 2018. Information packets can be picked up in the church office. The earlier you book a cabin, the better location choice you have. (CHANGE NOTE: early seating has been
arranged for our group—instead of anytime dining.) Go with us! 55+ DAY TRIP
The 55+ day trip for June is on Tuesday, the 20th. We will leave the church front parking at 9:00 a.m. and travel by Harris County bus. This is a Mystery Trip that is an educational experience like no other and offers
something for everyone. You will learn things about Presidents, Popes, and celebrities—and much more. Lunch will be on your own at a unique restaurant in the Heights. The cost is $12.00 per person. Call Barbie Batura at 713-468-8241, ext. 8147 to make a reservation.
SUMMER READING CLUB The Shooting Star Summer Reading Club. June 4-August 13. Come by the Library to sign up for the Children’s and Adult’s Reading Clubs.
SAVE THE DATES September 17 – International Day September 29 – Missions Banquet AMAZON TRIP REPORT If your Sunday School Department would like to hear a report of the 2017 Amazon mission trip, please contact the Missions Office.
LITTLE BLESSINGS Are you expecting a new little blessing? Please let us know by completing a Little Blessings card at the Preschool Welcome Center or by filling out the online Little Blessings form on the preschool page at tallowood.org/preschool.
MOTHER’S DAY & FATHER’S DAY LUNCH Mother's & Father's Day Lunch on June 4. Families will dine in the Dwelling and receive a free family portrait as a gift. RSVP at tallowood.org/singles. ASTROS GAME We’re going to the Astros vs. Red Sox game on Friday, June 16. Contact [email protected] for ticket info. BIBLE STUDY Single Parent Connection Bible Study is every Sunday morning at 10:00 a.m. in NT210.
WOMEN’S SUMMER SERIES Registration is now open for our July series, “Becoming Like Jesus” taught by Pastors Duane Brooks, Keith Riley, and Joshua Barrett. Tuesdays July 11, 18, and 25 from 9:30-11:45 a.m. in the
Grand Room. Childcare is available. Visit tallowood.org/women/summer/ to register!
Children
55 +
Missions
Preschool
Women
Library
Adults
Single Parents