SCHEDULE OF SERVICES SUNDAY 1st Service 8:30am Bible Class 10:00am 2nd Service 11:00am Evening 5:00 pm WEDNESDAY Bible Class 7:00 pm (Wonderful Wednesday) THURSDAY LADIES CLASS 9:30am
ELDERS Curtis Burnett Larry Cochran Craig Hayes Bob McNicol Scot Ruska David Wilkins DEACONS Rick Alcon Fred Bitting Steve Carman Doug Cleghorn Keith Guerra Jim Guthrie, Sr. Dwight Marpel J. R. Marquez Wayne Moss Tony Ohlhausen Camden White Jim White Kyle Whittenberg MINISTERS Walter Lane Anthony Favors MISSIONS Patinya Thitathan Megk Srisuthum Thailand Bheki Mamba Swaziland African Christian College Swaziland Moses Dlamini Swaziland Wayne Sharp Yankton, South Dakota
e-mail: [email protected] web. www.netherwoodpark.com 505-256-7389 October 30, 2016 Vol. 50, No. 41
The Antidote To Fear, Mark 4:35-41
After a long day of teaching and preaching Jesus and his disciples are on a boat escaping the crowds. Jesus is exhausted. He's at the back of the boat and asleep on a cushion. A furious squall comes up and the disci-ples panic. They wake Jesus and rebuke him for not caring about them. Jesus rebukes the storm, "Peace! Be still!" Then he rebukes the disciples, "Why are you so afraid? Do you still have no faith?" Then, after the storm is calm and the danger past, "the disciples were terrified" - not of the wind and waves, but of the power of their teacher.
Would Jesus rebuke us today? We face storms of our own - uncertainty about the direction of our nation, ter-rorism, deteriorating norms and standards within our society. And take a look at our prayer list - it's long. The waters are not calm. Like the disciples we may feel helpless and afraid.
What was Jesus' answer to fear? Faith. Not bravery or grit or tenacity, but faith. Faith is the antidote to fear. The Son of God went with his disciples into the storm with power they didn't comprehend. He'll go with us into ours.
~Zane~
Equipped to Serve Ephesians 4:12
Netherwood News Childrens Worship today for children 2 years old through Kindergarten.
Our third annual Trunk-or-Treat is tomorrow from 6:00PM- 8:00PM.
Bring candy to hand out to the neigh-borhood kids and decorate your car trunk in a family-friendly theme. There will be a prize for the Best Decorated Trunk, so be creative! Women of Truth Bible study is Tuesday, November 1st at 5:30PM in the Fellowship Hall.
Ladies Bible Class is Thursday, No-vember 3rd at 9:30AM. We are studying I Peter. All ladies are invit-ed .
Womens Higher Ground is No-vember 3rd-6th. If you are interested in going and need to carpool with someone or if you have any ques-tions contact Kathy Lewis. The Senior Cinema is Friday, No-vember 4th at 1:15PM in the Fellow-ship Hall. Come for some great fel-lowship!
Mens Breakfast is Satur-day, November 5th at 8:30AM here at Nether-
wood.
Saturday, November 5th at 2:00PM there will be a sing-ing session hosted at the home of Ivy and Ruben
Baca. This is for ALL ages and abili-ties so please don't be shy! This is a great way to spend a Saturday and we look forward to sharing it with you!
Pack the Pulpit is Sunday, No-vember 6th! If you didnt get the insert with the list of what to bring you can find them at the Welcome Booth. Wonderful Wednesday Dinner is November 9th. We will serve from 5:30PM to 6:45PM with wor-ship from 7:00PM to 8:00PM. More details to follow.
Combined Service on Sunday, November 13th with Bible Class starting at 10:00AM followed by Worship Service at 11:00 and a potluck in the gym after service.
If you know of anyone in need of a Thanksgiving food box please let the office or
Tylitha Paden know by Novem-ber 13th. Are you interested in joining a small group, but been discour-aged by things like: Dont like to drive after dark? Sunday night is not a good
night for you? Cant find a group in a conven-
ient location? We have a solution to offer you. Scot and Paula Ruska will be hosting a small group which will meet at the church building at 10:30 AM on Wednesdays. The first meeting will be Wednesday, November 15. For the first meet-ing, we plan to take about an hour, and light refreshments will be served. At the first meeting, well talk about what we want to do about timing and food for the fu-ture. Wed be delighted if you would join us. If you can e-mail us in advance at Saptano-
[email protected], it will help us to know how many to expect. If you cant, please just come anyway. Mens Higher Ground is Novem-ber 17th-20th. The Church office will be closed November 24th and 25th for Thanksgiving. The ACCH 29th Annual Benefit Dinner & Auction is Saturday, No-vember 12, 2016. See Mary Louise Brown for tickets. The Annual Ladies Ornament Ex-change at the home of Pam Hou-ston is on Thursday, December 8th at 6:30PM. More details to fol-low.
Christmas Outreach to the neighborhood on Saturday, December 10th from 6:00PM to 8:00PM in the gym. We
will have caroling, free pictures with Santa, cookies and cider. The Netherwood Christmas Party is Sunday, December 11th. More details to follow.
Financial Peace clas-ses will be taught here at Netherwood in January. More details to follow.
The 2016-2017 Albuquerque Christian School Science Fair and Invention Convention has been scheduled for January 5, 2017, from 8:00am until about 2:00 pm. We are looking for Judges to help with this great event. Please contact Scott Nance if you would like to help.
Looking for a Bible Class?
Check this one out.
One in Christ A Study of Unity in Ephesians-taught by Craig Hayes in the West Fellowship Hall In Ephesians 1:5, Paul writes that God predestined us to adoption as sons through Jesus Christ to Himself. Paul then goes on to show what God intended for us a unified working body. So what does it mean to be unified? How is unity created and maintained? What can we do individually to realize Christian unity? And what might be accomplished if we saw unity as God intended?
Comments and suggestions for the elders can be
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THE RECORD 10/23/2016 First Service 142 Second Service 265 Total 407 Sunday Bible Class 248 Wednesday Evening 98 Ladies Class 27 Contribution $10,343 Budget $14,638 YTD Contribution $192,690 YTD Budget $248,846
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Sympathy Dwayne Hollis, pulpit minister at Netherwood Park from 1974-1984, passed away. Pray for the family during this difficult time. Sick Steve Carman is recovering from surgery. Leonard Armijo is undergo-ing medical tests to determine why his blood pressure is so high. John Meeks is in rehab re-covering from a motorcycle accident. Richard Ruffin, father of Alyssa Lane, is dealing with medical issues. Karla Zagarss sister, Kim, is scheduled to have shoulder surgery. Teresa Saathoff has been placed under hospice care at home. Pray for Ashley and Daniel during this difficult time. Pray for LuAnn Marpel as she deals with medical issues and awaits a diagnosis. Please also pray for the family during this stressful time. Sydney Henry Torres is re-covering from hip surgery.
Order of Worship October 30, 2016 23 Our God, He is Alive (vs. 1, 2, 4) Welcome Psalm 145: 1-7 76 How Great Thou Art 141 Heavenly Father, We Appreciate You Prayer 359 I Love the Lord (vs. 1,3) 335 In Memory of the Saviors Love Lord's Supper/Offering 123 The Steadfast Love of the Lord 147 I Stand Amazed (vs. 1,3,4) Scripture Reading: Haggai 2:6-9 Sermon: Malachi : Six Questions- #1 How Have You Loved Us?
Walter Lane 129 Amazing Grace Announcements/Closing Prayer The Elders are in the Library for those who would like to respond privately. Sunday Evening at 5:00PM
Tena Jones is scheduled to have surgery on December 6th. Pray for Ashley Guerra, and Gail Chambliss as they go through their cancer treat-ments. Pray for Mary Stanphill, Bud Alexander, J.C. Hicks, Laurel Wilkerson, Bea Rogers, Josh Cocchiola, Lela Skutevik, Sylvia Strickland, Monte Bai-ley, Ron Bland and Bill Wil-liams as they deal with medical issues. Prayers Pray for Isaiah Armijo, Wyatt Hart, Courtney Rohrer, Evan Beach, Eric Cole, Zachary Henson, Shanarica Aragon, Ralph Roland, Kevin Deecke, Kwantell Kinsey, Hope Naje-ra, Josh Najera Jacob Mora, Stephan Stotts, Jon Mora and all our troops and their families. Pray for our Law Enforcement Officers and First Responders and their families. Thank you Eulogio Najera would like to thank everyone for the prayers last week on his behalf. Thank you for all of the prayers and cards at the passing of my father. I appreciate all of the love and concern. Shelly Chappell
