Adults 55+ Small Group Bible Study Attendance 9/18/2016 Health Care & Rehab Centers/Assisted Living: Brighter Living Assisted Living Facility 6 Colonial Heights Health Care Center 18 Dunlop House Assisted Living 14 8 am Coed Classes: Bible Book Navigators – Bob Miller, Teacher 7 H M Hodges I (8:15 a.m.) (67+) Andy Brockelman, Teacher 8 11 am Coed Classes: Growing in Him (45-60+) Ann and Marty Lastovica, Teachers 15 Generations (50-65) Teacher, Bill Wesner, Teacher 16 H M Hodges II (11 a.m.) (67+) Harold Colwell, Teacher 37 Living for Christ (65+) Wynn Hasty, Teacher 5 Women’s Classes: Elect Ladies (60-75) Mona McBryde, Teacher 7 Golden Circle Ladies (70+) Lois Brockelman, Teacher 5 New Adventures Ladies (60-69) Joyce Bell/Joan Walker, Teachers 9 Ready – Lynda Hale, Teacher 12 Men’s Classes: John Miles Men (70+) Andy Brockelman, Teacher 4 Mel Jones (55-70) Bill Toth, Teacher 5 Total 168 “Trust in the Lord with all thine heart; and lean not unto thine own understanding. In all thy ways acknowledge him, and He will direct thy path. Proverbs 3:5-6 SUNDAY, SEPTEMBER 25, 2016 WEEKLY O CTOBER 2– C OMMUNION – “Take, eat; this is my body, which is broken for you: this do in remembrance of Me.” O CTOBER 3 G ARRETT O PPLE was called as our new Children’s Minister last Sunday after a 93% positive vote in both of the worship services. He will begin Monday, Oct. 3. Please pray for him as he gets settled into his new home here in Colonial Heights. Please make him feel welcome as he comes to begin a new phase of his ministry here at MPBC. O CTOBER 3 – P ICKLE B ALL –Will no longer be meeting here at MPBC. They have moved to Swift Creek Baptist Church for their weekly session. Contact the City Recreational Dept. for more information. O CTOBER 4 – C OMMUNITY N IGHT O UT – 5- 7 pm. Come greet our neighbors from our surrounding neighborhood. Police and Fire Dept. will be there as well. Let’s help create a caring and strong neighborhood and share the love of Christ as well. O CTOBER 5 – WEDNESDAY N IGHT A CTIVITIES Barnabas Ministry- Will resume in the Conf. Room at 9:30 am. Wednesday Night Suppers are back! Serving from 5:30 to 6:15 pm in the C.A.C. All regular Wednesday activities will begin at their new time of 6:30 p.m. Choir Rehearsal – 6:30 p.m. - Come preview the new Christmas musical. It’s a great time to join the choir. The Well Prayer Service – 6:30 p.m. Children’s & Youth Activities – Resume 6:30 p.m. O CTOBER 12 – DECISION A MERICA T OUR WITH F RANKLIN G RAHAM – Bus leaves at 10:30 a.m. for the state capital building in Richmond. Prayer service for America. Call the Church office to make a bus reservation. O CTOBER 14 – A FRICAN C HILDREN’ S C HOIR– 7 pm. O CTOBER 15 – D EACON T RAINING – 9 am – 3 pm. O CTOBER 20 – F ALL F OLIAGE T RIP – Annual visit to the Blue Ridge Mts., Cost is $5 + money for lunch & shopping. 7:00 AM: Depart from Church Parking Lot • Breakfast Break @ Zion’s Crossing (30 min.) • Miller’s Bake Shoppe, Stuarts Draft (30 min) • Amish Cheese Shop, Stuarts Draft, (30 min) • Mrs. Rowe’s Restaurant, Staunton (1-1/2 hrs) 5:30 PM: Arrive back at Church. **Breaking News! We will be taking an additional bus, if you would like to attend this trip! Plenty of room to take more. Payment must be received to secure space. O CTOBER 23 – B ALANCE DUE ON M YRTLE B EACH T RIP {T HE V ISION V IRGINIA S TATE M ISSIONS WEEK OF P RAYER } Has ended. Our goal was $7,000 for State Missions and as of last Sunday we received $6, 456.
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Adults 55+ Small Group Bible Study Attendance 9/18/2016 Health Care & Rehab Centers/Assisted Living: Brighter Living Assisted Living Facility 6 Colonial Heights Health Care Center 18 Dunlop House Assisted Living 14 8 am Coed Classes: Bible Book Navigators – Bob Miller, Teacher 7 H M Hodges I (8:15 a.m.) (67+) Andy Brockelman, Teacher 8 11 am Coed Classes: Growing in Him (45-60+) Ann and Marty Lastovica, Teachers 15 Generations (50-65) Teacher, Bill Wesner, Teacher 16 H M Hodges II (11 a.m.) (67+) Harold Colwell, Teacher 37 Living for Christ (65+) Wynn Hasty, Teacher 5 Women’s Classes: Elect Ladies (60-75) Mona McBryde, Teacher 7 Golden Circle Ladies (70+) Lois Brockelman, Teacher 5 New Adventures Ladies (60-69) Joyce Bell/Joan Walker, Teachers 9 Ready – Lynda Hale, Teacher 12 Men’s Classes: John Miles Men (70+) Andy Brockelman, Teacher 4 Mel Jones (55-70) Bill Toth, Teacher 5
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“Trust in the Lord with all thine heart; and lean not unto thine own understanding. In all thy ways acknowledge him, and He will direct thy path. Proverbs 3:5-6 S U N D A Y , S E P T E M B E R 2 5 , 2 0 1 6
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OCTOBER 2 – COMMUNION – “Take, eat; this is my body, which is broken for you: this do in remembrance of Me.” OCTOBER 3 -‐ GARRETT OPPLE was called as our new Children’s Minister last Sunday after a 93% positive vote in both of the worship services. He will begin Monday, Oct. 3. Please pray for him as he gets settled into his new home here in Colonial Heights. Please make him feel welcome as he comes to begin a new phase of his ministry here at MPBC. OCTOBER 3 – PICKLE BALL–Will no longer be meeting here at MPBC. They have moved to Swift Creek Baptist Church for their weekly session. Contact the City Recreational Dept. for more information. OCTOBER 4 – COMMUNITY NIGHT OUT – 5- 7 pm. Come greet our neighbors from our surrounding neighborhood. Police and Fire Dept. will be there as well. Let’s help create a caring and strong neighborhood and share the love of Christ as well. OCTOBER 5 – WEDNESDAY NIGHT ACTIVITIES
Barnabas Ministry- Will resume in the Conf. Room at 9:30 am. Wednesday Night Suppers are back! Serving from 5:30 to 6:15 pm
in the C.A.C. All regular Wednesday activities will begin at their new time of 6:30 p.m.
Choir Rehearsal – 6:30 p.m. - Come preview the new Christmas musical. It’s a great time to join the choir.
The Well Prayer Service – 6:30 p.m. Children’s & Youth Activities – Resume 6:30 p.m.
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OCTOBER 12– DECISION AMERICA TOUR WITH FRANKLIN GRAHAM – Bus leaves at 10:30 a.m. for the state capital building in Richmond. Prayer service for America. Call the Church office to make a bus reservation. OCTOBER 14 – AFRICAN CHILDREN’S CHOIR– 7 pm. OCTOBER 15 – DEACON TRAINING – 9 am – 3 pm. OCTOBER 20 – FALL FOLIAGE TRIP – Annual visit to the Blue Ridge Mts., Cost is $5 + money for lunch & shopping. 7:00 AM: Depart from Church Parking Lot • Breakfast Break @ Zion’s Crossing (30 min.)��� • Miller’s Bake Shoppe, Stuarts Draft (30 min) • Amish Cheese Shop, Stuarts Draft, (30 min) • Mrs. Rowe’s Restaurant, Staunton (1-1/2 hrs) 5:30 PM: Arrive back at Church. **Breaking News! We will be taking an additional bus, if you would like to attend this trip! Plenty of room to take more. Payment must be received to secure space. OCTOBER 23 – BALANCE DUE ON MYRTLE BEACH TRIP {THE VISION VIRGINIA STATE MISSIONS WEEK OF PRAYER}
Has ended. Our goal was $7,000 for State Missions and as of last Sunday we received $6, 456.
OCTOBER 29– CHRISTMAS MUSICAL CHOIR REHEARSAL Saturday-10 am – 12 Noon in the Choir Room. OCTOBER 31 HALLOWEEN NIGHT – TRUNK OR TREAT 6-8 pm.
Calling all seniors! We need your help. Candy, cakes, cupcakes and cookie donations needed. Also needed:
1. Volunteers to direct games for kids. 2. Car Trunks (must be decorated and provide candy for distribution.
Car trunks need to be in place by 5 p.m.) Location: Conduit Parking Lot next to buildings.
NOVEMBER 17 – THANKSGIVING DINNER AT NOTTAWAY NOVEMBER 24 - THANKSGIVING DAY – Church Office Closed. NOVEMBER 29-‐ DECEMBER 1 – CHRISTMAS GETAWAY TO MYRTLE BEACH The trip has made! See the glorious Christmas extravaganza at the Carolina Opry and the Alabama Theatre. Trip includes dinner at the Chesapeake House and Thoroughbreds, 2 breakfasts at John’s Restaurant, shopping at Callahan’s of Calabash and Tanger Factory Outlet, ocean front rooms at Dayton House Resort for two nights. $100 deposit is due today. Balance due Oct. 23. Total cost is $302 per person/two persons per room or $367 for one person per room.
RECUPERATING AT HOME: Dottie Adkins, Eloise Blankenship, Joyce Burcham, Evelyn Carsley,
Carolyn Carter, Pauline Cloud, Mary Crowder, Harold Crowder, David Deans, George Dobson, Nelton Edwards, Susan Gattis, Wanda
Hackett, Betty Hargrave, Ruth Hathcock, Beth Jones, Mike Magnusson, Virginia Marshall, Donna Meadows,
Margie McGinnis, Jean Meek, Nestor Milan, Judy Nelson, Mike Page, Peggy Payne, Jerry Snead, John Terry, Charlene Toth,
Becky Wilson, Betty Williams
IN THE HOSPITAL/REHAB: John Randolph– Robert “Bob” Gwinn Southside Regional– Keith Adkins, Betty Bowen (mother of Brenda Story)
PRAY FOR OUR NURSING HOME RESIDENTS: Colonial Heights Health Care & Rehab – 831 E. Ellerslie Ave. Colonial Heights, VA 23834, Ph. 804.526.6851- Margaret Hodges, Rm. 131, (mother of Anita Wagner) Brookdale Salem, Memory Care Unit, - Rita Everhart, Rm. 5 PRAY FOR OUR ASSISTED LIVING RESIDENTS: Brighter Living– 5301 Plaza Dr. Hopewell, VA 23860 Ph. 804.458.5830– Peggy Harrison (sister of Alice Baggett) Rm. 213, Daphne Brown, Rm. 141, (niece of Edith Wood.) Dunlop House – 235 Dunlop Farms Blvd. Colonial Heights, VA 23834, Ph. 804.520.0050–Helen Horne, Rm. 186, Phyllis Boswell, Rm. 135, Joe Brown, Rm. 111, Gladie Kemp, Rm. 110, Dorothy Rammage, Rm. 131, Stella and Jim Kimberlin, Rm. 135 John Spiers, Rm. 122 Lakewood Manor – 1900 Lauderdale Dr, Richmond, VA 23238, Ph. 804. 740-2900– Nathalie Sharits, Rm. 201 Petersburg Home for Ladies – 311 South Jefferson St., Petersburg, VA 23803, Ph. 804.861.0060- Leslie Gill Dixon (aunt of Gloria Doss), Rm. 22 The Crossings at University Park, 2422 Pemberton Rd, Richmond, Ph. 804.554.1555 – Patricia Faber, Rm. H109B Ivy Manor, 2942 Rosemar Dr., Ellicott City, MD 21043– Ph: (410) 313-9185, Edith Page
– Wishing You – a HAPPY BIRTHDAY!
10/2: Joyce Spivey, Cordie Baird, Suzanne Hawks Pam Hammond 10/3: Joyce Holzner 10/4: David Deans 10/5: Thelma “Beth” Jones 10/6: Nancy VanDexter 10/7: Ouida Milan 10/8: Anita Wagner 10/10: Evelyn Carsley, D’Arcy Blankenship, Carson Sapp, Perry Powers, Jr.
A Not e o f Thank s Thank you to my church family for being there during our time of need. Also, thank you to Ann Lastovica and her team of ladies for a great luncheon after the service. I am glad I am a part of such a wonderful church.
Love in Christ,
Virgie Heermance and Family
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