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How It Flies
The apostles gathered around Jesus and reported to him all they had done and taught. Then, because so many people were coming and going that they did not even have a chance to eat, he said to them, “Come with me by yourselves to a quiet place and get some rest.”
Mark 6:30-31
While on vacation, my family celebrated a few milestones in our time together. On June 21, Father’s Day (my first official, actually), Grayson turned a year old. A whole year, just like that. How times does fly ... That morning, Susan had prepped our TV in order for me to receive my first Father’s Day present, a home video she compiled of various pictures and videos of Grayson and me together. It was better than anything she could have purchased. Cards on the table, it was the most emotional gift I’ve ever received. Watching those photos scroll and those videos play made me realize how much time had passed and how precious it has been to watch that little fella grow. Knowing I had been there, along for the ride, and seeing it play out in front of me was truly overwhelming. My first Father’s Day reinforced to me that no matter what I might accomplish in life, there will be nothing in comparison to being Grayson’s father. After that, just a few short days in fact, Susan celebrated a milestone 30th birthday. I had promised her last year that we would spend her birthday at the beach, her only request. Having time to reflect on the years together, now marked by the addition of Grayson to our family made the time that much more special. The importance of time spent in rest wasn’t lost on Jesus. When his disciples came to him reporting their own weariness, Jesus offered them a place to rest, one found in his presence. This time of vacation, spent in rest, proved eye-opening to a degree that’s difficult to describe unless you’ve been there yourself. There is a clarity of priority that comes with time spent in the company of loved ones, focused on those moments of closeness and celebration. It allows the opportunity to rejoice in those life moments that feel as though they too easily slip away with the passage of time. Those moments are fleeting, gone in a way that leaves us wishing we could gather them back somehow, but they are glorious. They are glorious in a way that reminds us to count our time together with utmost importance. All the while, it’s a reminder to foster a spirit of thankfulness that the gifts of our loving God are such that they can become truly overwhelming when given time to reflect. This Summer, as vacation plans continue to abound, and you might find yourself in the middle of preparing, traveling, booking, etc., remember that time spent in rest is time well spent, so long as you use it accordingly, to recount the blessings in life, see those areas were you have received so much, and remember that every single bit of it is a glowing reminder that you are loved.
— Trent Sessoms
a monthly newsletter of Knightdale Baptist Church
P1 How It Flies
P2 July Anniversaries and Birthdays
P2 Baptist Knights
P2 Children’s Time Schedule for July
P2 On-line Giving
P2 Love Connection
P2 Ushers for July
P2 Thank You
P3 July Calendar
P3 What’s Your Bugle?
P4 Children’s Worship Schedules for July
P4 List of Deacons
P4 “Fill the Barrel” Sunday
P5 A Musical Note
P5 Wedding Shower
P5 Count the Stars
P6 Kids Page
P7 Tub of Love
P8 VBS
P8 Staff
V o l u m e 1 2 , I s s u e 7
Page 2 the Beam, a monthly Newsletter for Knightdale Baptist Church July, 2015
Dana Coleman July 3
Sue Puryear July 6
Grant Peters July 7
Janet Wokasch July 7
Libby Wilder July 8
Korey Hatch July 11
Tim Jackson July 11
Monique Mackey July 14
Herbert Riley July 14
Angela Griffin July 15
Cara Glover July 22
Channing Beasley July 24
Mary Frances Lewis July 24
Rachel Tibbens July 25
Craig Glover July 26
James Lucas July 27
Ashley Griffin July 28
Terry Johnson July 28
“Pete” Harrell July 30
Tim and Cheryl Jackson
July 6th
Happy 30th Anniversary!
Joe and Shelley Johnston
July 13th
Happy 13th Anniversary!
J.R. and Jackie Watkins
July 28th
Happy 53rd Anniversary!
Love Connection for July (Please send a card, place a call or visit the following during the month of July):
Doris Talley 915 Three Sisters Rd. Knightdale, NC 27545
Joyce Allen
1107 Herbert Dr. Zebulon, NC 27597
July Birthdays July Anniversaries
Ushers for July
Cheryl Jackson, Tim Jackson, Rick Talley, Bill Scanlon
Baptist Knights for July and August
Baptist Knights are KBC volunteers that ensure the facilities are locked and secure each day. If you need the facilities unlocked for any reason please be sure to contact the church office so that they may help make those arrangements for you. Thank you.
June 28 - July 4 Bill Scanlon
July 5 - July 11 Jeff Maynard
July 12 - July 18 Tim Poirier
July 19 - July 25 Stephen Tew
July 26 - Aug 1 Brandon West
Aug 2 - Aug 8 David Hinton
Aug 9 - Aug 15 Don Joyner
Aug 16 - Aug 22 Rick Talley
Aug 23 - Aug 29 James Lucas
Aug 30 - Sept 5 Sam Maise
Children’s Time Ministry Leader’s
Schedule
July 5th - James Lucas July 12th - Jamie Rosehart July 19th - Joe Johnston July 26th - Lois McCoy
Aug 2nd - Bill Scanlon Aug 9th - James Lucas
A special thank you to those who helped
put up the solar street light in the rose
garden.
Thank You
Page 3 the Beam, a monthly Newsletter for Knightdale Baptist Church July, 2015
Sunday Monday Tuesday Wednesday Thursday Friday Saturday
28 9:15 AM Koffee Before Church 9:45 AM Bible Study 11:00 AM Morning Worship 6:00 PM Snack n YAK
29
30 10:00 AM BALL Club
1 6:30 PM Adult Bible Study 6:30 PM YAK 360 7:30 PM Worship Choir Practice
2 7:00 PM Properties Committee Meeting
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4 Independence Day 5:00 PM VBS Kickoff
5 9:15 AM Koffee Before Church 9:45 AM Bible Study 11:00 AM Morning Worship 6:00 PM Snack n YAK
6 6:00 PM VBS
7 10:00 AM BALL Club 6:00 PM VBS
8 6:00 PM VBS
9 6:00 PM VBS
10 6:00 PM VBS
11 5:00 PM Sanctuary, FH, FLC Reserved
12 9:15 AM Koffee Before Church 9:45 AM Bible Study 11:00 AM Morning Worship 4:00 PM Maynard Wedding 6:00 PM Snack n YAK
13 7:00 PM Deacon’s Meeting
14 10:00 AM BALL Club
15 6:30 PM Adult Bible Study 6:30 PM YAK 360 7:30 PM Worship Choir Practice
16 10:45 AM Weathers/Knight Circle
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19 9:15 AM Koffee Before Church 9:45 AM Bible Study 11:00 AM Morning Worship 2:00 PM Spivey Wedding Shower 6:00 PM Snack n YAK
20 7:00 PM Cemetery Meeting
21 10:00 AM BALL Club 7:00 PM Finance Meeting
22 6:30 PM Adult Bible Study 6:30 PM YAK 360 7:30 PM Worship Choir Practice
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26 “Fill the Barrel” Sunday 9:15 AM Koffee Before Church 9:45 AM Bible Study 11:00 AM Morning Worship 6:00 PM Snack n YAK
27 7:00 PM Church Council Meeting
28 10:00 AM BALL Club
29 6:30 PM Adult Bible Study 6:30 PM YAK 360 7:30 PM Worship Choir Practice
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July
What’s Your Bugle? Numbers 10 tells of God’s command that Moses make two bugles for various purposes:
summoning the leaders, sending the people to war, announcing worship, presenting offer-ings, calling everyone for a festival. “Blow the bugles,” declares the Lord. “They will keep your attention on God” (v. 10, The Message).
What “bugles” draw our attention to God? Maybe church bells chime daily near your home. Maybe worship attendance serves as the “bugle” that calls you back to the Divine. Some people place a small dot-sticker on the face of their watch to remind them to pray
whenever they check the time. A sticker on your cell phone might work even better. May-be you set your Bible or devotions on the kitchen table before bed to remind you to start
your day with God.
God’s people get distracted easily, whether with tent-pitching in the desert 3,500 years ago or with jam-packed schedules today. We all need a bugle. What’s yours?
Children’s Worship Schedule for the Month of July
Coordinator: Faye Maise (919-266-3315)
July 5 Lead Teachers and Assistants
Crib Babies: Cheryl Jackson, Rachel Jackson
Toddlers: Volunteers Needed
2’s & 3’s: Mike and Angie Wallis
Children’s Church: James Lucas
Assistants: Kristin and Tim Poirier
July 12
Crib Babies: Christie Hatch
Toddlers: Volunteers Needed
2’s & 3’s: Volunteers Needed
Children’s Church: James Lucas
Assistants: Volunteers Needed
July 19
Crib Babies: Monique Mackey
Toddlers: Bill Scanlon
2’s & 3’s: Volunteers Needed
Children’s Church: James Lucas
Assistants: Courtney Glover,
Valerie and Mark Beasley
July 26
Crib Babies: Bobbie Earnhardt
Toddlers: Volunteers Needed
2’s & 3’s: Volunteers Needed
Children’s Church: James Lucas
Assistants: Brian and Holly Martin
Page 4 the Beam, a monthly Newsletter for Knightdale Baptist Church July, 2015
List of Deacons
2015
Christie Hatch
David Hinton (Chair)
Monique Mackey Bill Scanlon
Stephen Tew
2016
Sam Maise
Carolyn Martinson
Jeff Maynard
2017
Robin Farrington
Terry Johnson “Pete” Harrell
Please note: If for some reason you are not available to help on the day that you volunteered to work, we ask that you please don’t forget to find a replacement for yourself so there is adequate coverage during the worship service. Also, if you have a change in the schedule for the children’s nursery or children’s church, please contact the monthly coordinator so that the change can be made prior to the printing of the worship bulletin. However, any permanent changes in the schedule should continue to be handled by the lead coordinator.
Thank you for all your help
“Fill the Barrel” Sunday
July 26th, 2015
Please bring non-perishable food items for the UMC Food Pantry (a grocery list can be found in the vestibule of the Sanctuary).
These items are in high demand for our neighbors and they need our HELP!
Mission Team
Page 5 the Beam, a monthly Newsletter for Knightdale Baptist Church July, 2015
Dear friends,
Thank you so much for four months of amazing worship, a faithful choir, wonderful
musicians, and sweet fellowship. Many of you have reached out to me with affirmation and love and I appreciated every moment spent in service and leadership at Knightdale Baptist Church.
If you weren’t aware, I offered myself to the interim music director position for a short term because of my family’s calling to another church. However, I’ve fallen in love with
Knightdale! So, until your new Music Director arrives, if you continue to see me from time to time, don’t be surprised. I will continue to serve as a volunteer to help lead choir on
Wednesday night and in worship planning, as needed. You are fortunate to have willing and talented choir members who can lead just as well, or even better, than I.
The impact that this church can provide to this growing and beautiful town brings joy and hope to my heart. I encourage you to continue to seek ways to reach out into the
community, being the hands and feet of Christ to those who so desperately need the love and support of a faithful and committed church of God.
Blessings and much love to you all,
Rebecca, Tim and Carter Hall
A Musical Note From Rebecca ...
Wedding Shower
There will be a floating wedding shower for Rachel Spivey Sunday, July 19th from 2:00-3:30 PM in the Fellowship Hall. Rachel is the daughter of Marsha Spivey.
Rachel is registered at Bed, Bath & Beyond.
Count the Stars “Look toward heaven and count the stars, if you are able to count them,” God told Abram (Genesis 15:5, NRSV). On a clear summer night, especially if you can get away from city lights, try this yourself: “Look toward heaven and count the stars …” Although none of us can count them all, someone has calculated (don’t ask me how!) that if a grain of sand represented a star, you’d need 94,608,000 railroad hopper cars full of sand to represent all the stars of the universe. If you watched all the cars pass by, one per second, you’d be standing there for three years! As we gaze at the sky on a warm summer night, our minds can’t comprehend such a vast universe. Yet our hearts can comprehend a God great enough to craft it.
Page 6 the Beam, a monthly Newsletter for Knightdale Baptist Church July, 2015
Kids Page
Page 7 the Beam, a monthly Newsletter for Knightdale Baptist Church July, 2015
“TUB OF LOVE”
Supporting the Operation Shoebox
From July – October
Listed below are the items collected for the Shoebox Ministry. For the next three months as you are shopping pick up an extra item and place in the “TUB of Love” containers throughout KBC.
TOYS: Include items that children will immediately embrace such as dolls, toy
cars, stuffed animals, kazoos, harmonicas, yo-yos, jump ropes, balls, toys that light up and make noise (with extra batteries), etc.
SCHOOL SUPPLIES: pens, pencils and sharpeners, crayons, markers,
notebooks, paper, solar calculators, coloring and picture books, etc.
NON-LIQUID HYGIENE ITEMS: toothbrushes, bar soap, combs, washcloths,
etc.
ACCESSORIES: t-shirts, socks, hats, sunglasses, hair clips, jewelry, watches,
flashlights (with extra batteries), etc.
DO NOT INCLUDE: Used or damaged items, war-related items such as toy
guns, knives or military figures, chocolate or food, out-of-date candy, liquids or lotions, medications or vitamins, breakable items such as snow globes or
glass containers, and aerosol cans.
Dates To Remember:
Shoebox Packing Party November 11, 2015
National Collection Week: November 16 – 23, 2015
Knightdale Baptist Church 15 Main Street
Knightdale, NC 27545
Phone: 919-266-2471 · Fax: 919-266-0984
www.knightdalebaptist.org
Office Hours (Monday - Friday) 8:00 AM until 5:00 PM
Address Service Requested
The Mission of Knightdale Baptist Church, as a loving, unified body, is to worship God and share Christ through various Christian ministries, teaching, service, prayer and fellowship.
Staff:
Rev. Trent Sessoms Senior Pastor
Rev. Joe Johnston Youth Pastor
Mrs. Patty Jones Administrative Assistant
Mrs. Christi Boggs Preschool Director
Page 8 the Beam, a monthly Newsletter for Knightdale Baptist Church July, 2015
VBS July 6th-10th
from 6:00-8:30 PM
Volunteers are still needed for a wonderful week of VBS. If anyone is interested in helping our station leaders, please contact Terri either via email ([email protected]) or call 919-366-9517. If you were unable to purchase a volunteer t-shirt, we still have a few available. The cost is $10. Please see Terri Lucas to purchase yours. The VBS Kickoff will be Saturday, July 4th from 5:00 PM - Fireworks at Knightdale Station Park. Street closures for First Avenue between Poplar Street and Knightdale Station Run will begin at 4:30 PM and will not reopen until the conclusion of the fireworks. Poplar Street will close at 1:00 PM.
VBS 2015
Everest “Conquering Challenges with God’s Mighty Power”