Rejoice

 

Celebrating the Resurrection

at

Second Baptist Church

Morning Worship Service

Information from the Rejoice

For the Week of: 

December 14, 2008

 

Announcements

 

Need to Know

LOTTIE MOON MISSION OFFERING GOAL IS $3,800

     The Bell Tree When our children come down for Pastor’s Pals they will be placing jingle bells on this tree. Each bell represents $100 given to the offering. We have eight bells to place this morning.

     The Mission March  Next Sunday morning we will once again have our “March for Missions” during the service. Prayerfully be prepared to give so we can reach our goal.

 

OUR ANNUAL CHRISTMAS PAGEANT This evening at 6:00PM our Celebration Choir and pageant cast will present a beautiful time of worship as we rejoice in the birth of the only Savior of the world, our Savior, Master, and soon-coming King. Realizing that many other churches are having their programs this evening, we urge you to invite your families and friends to join us for this memorable evening.

 

BUSINESS MEETING We will have another business meeting in the evening service on December 21 to hear a report from the Nominating Committee.

 

LEIGH CAPPILLINO IN CONCERT  Sunday evening, December 28, Leigh, Bob and Robin Darby’s daughter, will be with us. Leigh joined Point of Grace, one of the top Christian music groups in America, in 2004 when one of the original three ladies left the group. They have to their credit 14 albums which have sold over five million copies, 9 Dove Awards, two Grammy awards, 8 books, and two platinum and five gold records as well as 27 consecutive No. 1's. Dana Cappillino, Leigh’s husband is their manager. Point of Grace is not just another singing group. They have a mission of helping teenage girls. In 2002 they initiated the Girls of Grace project. A devotional book, a workbook, a journal and an album came out first, followed by yearly Girls of Grace conferences. They also support Mercy Ministries of America and Compassion International.

 

YOUNG-AT-HEART OPRYLAND TRIP  Please pray for our group as we leave for Nashville this Wednesday morning. We look forward to a great trip together. We will be returning on Saturday evening.

 

The Widow’s Mite: Thank you for your response to continuing the Widow’s Mite 2009.  We have had another opportunity just recently to help even another family with children during this time of the year when everything seems to hit us the hardest.  Except for your wonderful generosity this would not have been possible.  Can we count on your help to make this happen yet another year?  We need to have your response back to one of the WMU Committee Members no later than December 21st  if we are to be able to start assistance by the first of January to the families that we helped this year.  The WMU Members: Gail Campbell, Janet Williamson, Becky Boyles, Jean Martin, Irene Dixon, Faye King, Janice Cooley, Jo Major, Ardith Oakes. 

 

Need to Pray

Our Sick: Jeff McCoy (surgery this Wednesday); Virginia Hiott (AnMed 427); Mark Harouff (AnMed 426); Joey Smith (OP surgery last Wednesday); Carolyn Mitchell (recovering from vascular surgery); Charles Davis (Chronic Lympocytic Leukemia); J.K. Heller; Nellie Aiken;  Robert Hunter (cancer); Brown Setterlind (NHC); Nancy Sellers.

Our Staff Search Team as they seek a minister of music and students. They are Danny Whitt, Becky Boyles, Patti Campbell, Dana Fisher, and Chuck Brooks.

Our Budget Giving  These are really difficult financial times for everyone. In spite of all the demands on us at this time of the year with many special offerings, let’s make sure we keep the church budget at the top of our list of priorities.

 

 
   

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

Service Commitments

 

   Serving This Week

                             DEACONS

             CHILDREN’S CHURCH

                        December 15 - 21

                     December 21

    Phil Wilson

Dodd Wood

    Combined  (2-3 & 4-5 year olds)        

 

 Beth Moore

Janet Williamson

                               USHERS

 Jackie Blackwell

 

                           December 21

      

 

    Jimmy Andrews

Doug Hopper

                        NURSERY

    Charles Langston

Dennis Ginn

                     December 21

    Randall Johnson

Jeb Fisher

 Morning                 

Trish Williams

    Jerry Bannister

Marlon Moore

 Evening

Patti Campbell

 

 

 Wed 12/24

Gail Campbell

                            SECURITY

                    December 18 – 24  

 

 

           OFFERING COMMITTEE

    Steve Blackwell

Marlon Moore

                     December 15

    Randall Johnson

 

                   Dan & Jo Major

 

 

                

                WELCOME COMMITTEE

                    SOUND TECH

                         December 21

                   December  21

    L. Level -Hwy

Jean Martin   

        Matt Knotts

    L. Level -Rear

Mr. & Mrs. Woodrow Campbell

 

    Nursery Entrance

Don Williamson            

  

 

 

 

 

 

 

Ministry Memos

 

T h i s  M o n t h

December 21

6:00 Business Meeting

December 24

No Services

December 28

Leigh Cappillino Singing

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 
Service Times This Week Items Of Record

@ SBC

 

 

T o d a y

 

 

SUNDAY – DECEMBER 14

 

 

9:30 am

Sunday School

 

 

10:30 am

Morning Worship

 

5:00 pm

Celebration Choir

 

6:00 pm              

Christmas Pageant

 

7:30 pm        

Youth CONNECTION

 

 

T h i s  W e e k

 

 

TUESDAY – DECEMBER 16

7:00 pm

 CARE

WEDNESDAY – DECEMBER 17

 

8:00 am

Young @ Heart leave on Trip to Nashville

 

6:00 pm

Youth CONNECTION

 

6:25 pm

AWANA

 

 

6:30 pm

Bible Study/Prayer

 

 

SATURDAY – DECEMBER 20

 

7:00 am

Prayer Team

 

 

 

 

 

 

G i v i n G

December 7

7,364.88

 

Weekly Need

8,818.00

 

December Total

7,364.88

 

LOTTIE MOON

CHRISTMAS OFFERING

GOAL

$3,800.00

Received - $835.00

Needed - $2,965.00

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

A Word From Our Pastor

     During the Great Depression, George Beverly Shea was offered a career in popular music. But an inner voice whispered a greater purpose. The answer came in a poem Shea later set to music, I’d Rather Have Jesus. As we face one of the most difficult economic challenges since the Depression, this hymn reminds us that choosing Christ “rather … than silver or gold” is the most reliable investment advice we will ever find. As markets fluctuate, Christ is a solid rock.

     Another line sings of favoring “His dear cause” over worldliness. Just as Shea has stayed faithful to glorify God in song around the globe, Southern Baptists have long been faithful to give time and money to help accomplish the worldwide missionary task.

     Economic uncertainty affects your families and your church. It also affects every missionary family on the field. Their work cannot go forward without your continued sacrificial giving.

     May God bless you in your ever-faithful obedience to our Great Commission task.

 

Jerry Rankin, president
International Mission Board