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Fellowship’s Heartbeat

February/March 2015

The Shepherd’s Heart

Volume 20 Issue 1

It didn’t take very long for

2015 to arrive. It was almost

like yesterday that we were getting

to February of 2014. But, here we

are.

As I ponder over the call of

God on our lives to be faithful serv-

ants of God through all the days of

our lives, I realize that we are on

call for ministry 24/7. (For those

new to that designation, it means 24

hours a day, 7 days a week.) All

along, I see a good story that illus-

trates what I want to say. I confess, I

don’t always remember where I see

them, but they are a great way to get

a message across to an audience –

whether the audience is in person or

in print. Let me share what I mean

with the following story:

Paul Decker (Baptist pastor

in N.Y.) tells the story of Billy Jack-

son’s daughter’s wedding day. The

phone rang as Billy (a locksmith)

and his wife were about to get into

the rented limo and leave for the

church. The caller, an agent for a

national auto club, was requesting

his services as a locksmith because a

member had locked himself out of

his car. The job was only a few

blocks away from the church, so he

grabbed his tools and headed for the

limousine. They reached the strand-

ed driver and he emerged from the

limo wearing a tuxedo. He opened

the car door in seconds and then

handed the motorist an invoice to

sign. “See,” the motorist said to his

wife, “I told you our auto club only

uses high-class service people.”

And that is what we are to

be—high class service people.

Don’t you love that story – and

doesn’t it say what we are to be –

servants of God who represent Him

in the best way possible!

My friend Marty Stubblefield had a

little note that said it this way:

Uniform of the Day

“Rather, clothe yourselves with

the Lord Jesus Christ, and do

not think about how to gratify

the desires of the sinful na-

ture.”

(Romans 13:14 NIV)

Clark Kent puts on his cape and

Superman suit.

Bruce Wayne puts on his Batman

cowl and cape.

Our military heroes put on their

uniforms and body armor.

Policemen and Firemen put on

their uniforms.

Doctors and nurses have their

uniforms.

In sports we have Practice Uni-

forms and Game Uniforms

The average Joe Citizen

may wear a business suit and tie,

or casual shirt and khakis, or

whatever the uniform of the day

may be. While Ms. Jo Citizen

will likely wear similarly styled

apparel appropriate as her uni-

form of the day for her work en-

vironment. Everyday, we wake

and put on our uniforms and go.

Whether we are stay-at-home

parents or top executives, or fall

somewhere in between, we each

have our uniform of the day. We

put it on, and we go and work.

But in Romans and in

Ephesians (a couple of times),

we’re reminded to “Put on the

Lord”, and reminded to put on the

“Full Armor” of the Lord. Why

would we ever rise in the morning

and not put on our uniform... not

put on the Lord along with His full

armor so that we are ready for the

day, and ready for battle?

That’s who we are. That’s

what we are. We are servants of God,

putting on the full armor of God so

that whether we wear a tux or jeans

and muddy boots, our first call is al-

ways (24/7) to be on task for the glo-

ry of God – in all we say and do.

“Whatever you do in word

or deed, do all the name of the

Lord Jesus, giving thanks through

Him to God the Fa-

ther.” (Colossians 3:17)

Thanks be to God for your

service in the Kingdom of God.

Pastor Bell

When I consider my ministry, I think of the world.

Anything less than that would not be worthy of Christ,

nor of His will for my life.

—Henrietta Mears


Music’s Beat

OK Chorale (Senior Adult Choir)—At last we can be in our regular rehearsal schedule after the holidays. I look forward to seeing each of you in rehearsals. We do have a wonderful time together. Check the Important Dates to Remember (to the right) to see when we rehearse and sing. (I figure you already have that scheduled.) I look forward to seeing you at our next appointed time. Worship Choir—Christmas is over and now we begin working on our Easter music—plus we are adding two other times for the choir to present special music during a worship event. So please come and be in rehearsal each week. We need you to be in rehearsals to accomplish our task for this year. I look forward to seeing you and worshiping with you even in rehearsals. We have the responsibility to lead worship each Sunday morning. We are the first people that worshippers see when they enter the sanctuary. And it sure is nice when we have everyone in place and singing out. We do miss you when you are out. Easter is coming – April 5th – so we have a lot to do in a short period of time. Let’s be in our place each week so we can adequately prepare for worship. What a wonderful time we had with Ivan Parker in concert on Sunday evening January 25. It is truly a great opportunity to hear one of the greatest in gospel music sing for us and share God’s word through music. I look forward to seeing you Sunday in church with a smile on your face and a song in your heart, and a friend by your side. Roger

Don’t forget 50+ each month. I know there are some more people that could come and be with us the third Fri-day of each month and fellowship with us – so come on and join us. We will not bite and you just might like it! 50+ Meetings: February 20 and March 20. We meet at 7:00pm in the Fellowship Hall. Bring a friend! Important Dates To Remember: February 4: OK Chorale Rehearsal in sanctuary at 10:30am February 14: Valentine’s Day February 18: OK Chorale Rehearsal in sanctuary at 10:30am February 20: 50+ meeting in Fellowship Hall February 22: OK Chorale sing in morning worship ser-vice. March 4: OK Chorale rehearsal at 10:30am March 7: Daylight Savings Time begins March 18: OK Chorale rehearsal at 10:30am March 20: 50+ meeting in the Fellowship Hall March 22: OK Chorale sing in morning worship service. March 29: Family Night Fellowship in Fellowship Hall —Roger

AWPC’s Moms and Babies Room Helps Many

A Women’s Pregnancy Center’s “Moms

and Babies Room” offers practical help for moms and their babies—like clothes and diapers. Can you help with basic material needs for moms and babies? Needed are gently used maternity clothes; new and gently used baby clothes like sleepers and newborn outfits; baby shampoo; pacifi-ers; diaper ointment; baby wipes; cotton swabs; and baby lotion; and diapers—lots of diapers—in sizes NB, 1 and 2. In this way, you are providing resources to help a mom in a crisis pregnancy choose life. Thank you!

Time Change! Set your clocks AHEAD one hour before you go to bed on Saturday, March 7. Day-light Savings Time is back!


Fellowship Baptist Students Sundays 9:15am Sunday School 10:45am Worship Service 6:00pm Worship Service Wednesdays 6:00pm Youth Worship

Questions? Contact Jason Stanland at

[email protected] or the church office.

February and March

College Events

SUNDAY, FEBRUARY 1 Youth /College Super Bowl Party Youth Room 6:00pm SUNDAY, FEBRUARY 8 Youth Leadership Team Meeting (include mentoring) 4:00pm FRIDAY, MARCH 6 Youth Overnight Campout at Donaldsons’ Farm 6:00pm SATURDAY, MARCH 7 Churchwide Chili Mix 3:00-6:00pm SUNDAY, MARCH 8 Youth Leadership Team Meeting-including mentoring 4:00pm MARCH 14-19 Youth Mission Trip to New Orleans

FBSMU College &

Young Professionals

Our college & young professionals small group

ministry is growing! If you are college-aged (high school

grads up to 26) join us at the Turners’ home on Thursday

nights at 6:30pm. You do not have to be currently enrolled

in college classes. Call the office for more information.

SUNDAYS AT 9:30 AM College Sunday Small Groups 2nd floor Education Bldg THURSDAYS AT 6:30 PM Thursday Night College Group — at the Turners’ home (Not meeting March 12) SUNDAY, FEBRUARY 1 6:00pm College/Youth Super Bowl Party Youth Room WEDNESDAY, FEBRUARY 18 SNAP EXP Tour Stop 7:00pm City Church-Tharpe Street Campus

A new year and the Students Ministry has hit the ground running! We are excited about all that God has done for us and through us in this past year, but we are

even more excited about where he is taking us. The Students Ministry is ex-panding our leadership program this year with the rise of our mentors. A mentor is an adult volunteer in the Students Ministry who will be assigned a student. That student and adult will then grow together for a semester. The mentors are to guide and model to the student how to pursue a relationship with Jesus and get active in the local church. The students will also be pushed to test their limits and develop their character fuller. Please join us in prayer as our mentors seek to raise up a generation for God.

Upcoming Events: * Still need 6 sponsorships for the New Orleans (NOLA) Mission Trip * Sign up for the NOLA Mission Trip. * Youth Overnight Campout at Donaldsons’ Farm, March 6-7.

For details and to sign up, contact Jason.

Youth/College Super Bowl Party Youth Room

February 1, 6:00pm

Invite a friend to join you as we watch the Super Bowl together! We’ll have games, food, and lots of fun and, yes, watch the game!

SNA EXP Tour Collegiate Stop at FSU February 18 The Send North America Experience (SNA EXP) Tour is a gathering for the church that challenges you to leverage your life in a way that counts for the kingdom. The tour carries the God-sized vision for pushing back lostness in North America and awakens and empowers you to know that your life on mission matters. The tour is traveling to multiple cities in 2015, all leading to the Send North America Conference in Nashville. The Florida State University stop is a collegiate event, specially geared toward college students. It does not require an RSVP. Come experi-ence this SNA EXP event featuring J.D. Greear and Matt Papa. The event is free and includes music and a message on how you can live your life on mis-sion. It’s Wednesday, February 18, 7:00-9:00pm, at City Church-Tharpe Street Campus, 1200 W. Tharpe Street, Tallahassee.


Children’s Ministry Kids Calendar Sundays 9:30am Sunday Morning Bible Study 10:45am Sunday Morning Worship Extended Session Children’s Church 6:00pm Evening Worship GAs & RAs— Missions Groups Wednesdays 5:30pm J.A.M. (Jesus and Me)

Coming….. Wee Care

Summer Day Camp!

As you plan for summer activities for your elemen-tary-aged children, remem-ber sign up for Wee Care’s Summer Day Camp will begin in April!

Date Classes Children’s Ministry Floater

Feb 1 Ladies 60-64 (Gloria Roberts’ class) & Men’s 56-69 (Alan Lafferty’s class) Carol Lamb

Feb 8 Youth Sunday School class workers Holli McLanahan

Feb 15 Coed II (David Couch’s class) April Livingston

Feb 22 Ladies 20-39 (Allison Carter’s class) & Hedy Donaldson Glenda McDonald

Mar 1 Ladies 40-59 (Glenda Locke’s class) Glenda McDonald

Mar 8 Coed III-40-59 (David Carlberg’s class) Jodi Lafferty

Mar 15 Ladies 60-64 (Gloria Roberts’ class) & Men’s 56-69 (Alan Lafferty’s class) Carol Lamb

Mar 22 Youth Sunday School class workers Holli McLanahan

Mar 29 Coed II (David Couch’s class) April Livingston

Extended Session Schedule Thank you for serving our children and their parents! Your faithfulness when serve your

turn, and your care for the children says much about our Heavenly Father’s heart for His

little ones.

Fellowship’s Annual Easter Eggstravaganza

Saturday, April 4, 10:00am-Noon

Children’s Day!

Sunday, February 15th will be Children’s Day at Fellowship. The

Children’s Ministries of the church will completely take over the church

service that morning! The children are working hard putting together a

great service for everyone! You will get to sing songs with us, participate

in a Bible study and get an inside look at what we do each week in Chil-

dren’s Church and RA’s and GA’s. Following the service, the Children’s

Ministry will be providing a hot dog lunch and fun on a bounce house for

the participating children and their families.

Thank you for allowing us the opportunity to work with your chil-

dren each week and help them grow in Christ. We hope you can join us

for our fun-filled Children’s Day!

-Fellowship’s Children’s Ministries


Women’s Ministry

Men’s Ministry

Men, we hope you were encouraged and chal-lenged at the Johnny Hunt Men’s Conference in January. It was a great time to connect with other men who want to develop a deeper faith walk, and what that looks like in day-to-day real life. One connection you can make regularly is through Ironworkers, Fellow-ship’s monthly men’s group. They usually meet on the third Monday night of each month for dinner and fellowship. Cost is $3 for church members; free for guests and visitors. They also have work days which are scheduled far enough ahead so you can get them on your calendar. Plan to join them on Monday, February 16, and March 16, at 7:00pm in the Fellowship Hall. For more information, contact Jim Holley at 510-2216 or 350-9596, or call the church office.

Kick the Can/ Breakfast Bash

Saturday, March 7 Collect, save, and bring your aluminum cans (drink and cat food) and disposable alu-minum baking pans to the next Kick the Can Drive on Saturday, March 7, 9:00am-10:30am. Gather aluminum anywhere—your office, rela-tives. It’s good for the environment and it’s a help to us! The sooner we get the current debt paid off the sooner we can start on a new Fellowship Hall. Over the past 4-5 years, the aluminum collections have contributed over $5,000 toward our debt reduction and reduces the prin-cipal on the loan.

After dropping off your aluminum, join us for a wonderful continental breakfast! For a donation in any amount, you can enjoy grits, sausage, biscuits, various pastries, fruit, coffee, and juice—and it’s all-you-can-eat! What a bargain—breakfast and sweet fellowship!

Festival of Tables Friday, February 27

The Women’s Ministry Festival of Tables will be held on February 27, at 6:45 p.m. in the Fellowship Hall. Lynette Pichard will be our speaker on the topic Bless-ings in Hard Times. This will be a ladies-only event. The Festival of Tables is always a beautiful occa-sion with each table decorated around a theme of the hostess’ choosing with special desserts prepared by each hostess for her table. The meal will be prepared by our special chefs and as always will be very delicious. Tickets are $15 each and will be available through the hostesses and members of the Women's Min-istry team. Your ticket must be purchased by February 22— no money will be collected at the door. Join us for an evening to remember through food, fellowship, and inspiration.

Churchwide Food Pantry Drive Sunday, March 29,

Morning Worship Service On March 29th, a churchwide food drive for our Food Pantry at Fellowship will be held in the sanc-tuary during the morning worship service with a bless-ing of the food as it is placed on the altar, the recipients, and the staff as they dispense the food. Please think of those who must, from time to time, ask for assistance for their families. Be generous with your contribution of canned meats, peanut butter, cereals, oatmeal, pastas and sauces, dried beans, fla-vored rice, powered milk, pancake mix, pancake syrup, instant/seasoned potatoes, canned vegetables, canned fruit, canned chili, and canned stews and soups. Also needed are toilet paper, paper towels, shampoo, bath soap, body lotion, toothpaste and tooth-brushes, razors, laundry detergent, and cleaning prod-ucts. Thank you!

We know God only so far as we love God.

—Bernard of Clairvaux


Missions News

Financial Report

DECEMBER 2014 ACTUAL 2014 YEAR-TO-DATE Total Receipts: $ 138,586.08 Total Receipts: $1,627,921.06 Total Expenses: $ 126,343.07 Total Expenses: $1,588,252.72 Net: $ 12,243.01 Net: $ 39,668.34 Church Church Receipts: $ 69,993.99 YTD Receipts: $ 741,780.57 Expenses: $ 57,278.13 YTD Expenses: $ 738,342.17 Net: $ 12,715.86 YTD Net: $ 3,438.40 Wee Care Wee Care Receipts: $ 68,592.09 YTD Receipts: $ 886,140.49 Expenses: $ 69,064.94 YTD Expenses: $ 849,910.55 Net: $ <472.85> YTD Net: $ 36,229.94

Money Matters

God blessed Fellowship Baptist Church with a 4 percent increase in Tithes & Offering gifts in 2014 over 2013! That is an answer to

prayer that we should celebrate! Again, we finished 2014 in the black. More details will be shared at the Busi-ness Meeting on February 18, 2015. Plan to be present. Renovation Funding Update: At the end of 2014, our debt was $57,625. Remember, all Building Fund/Renovation gifts go to reduce the principal on the loan. Please give above and beyond your regular Tithes & Offer-ings to help eliminate the debt.

Annie Armstrong was a tireless servant of God and a contagious advocate and supporter of mis-sions efforts throughout the world. Her passionate advocacy led Southern Baptists to name the annual offering for North American missions after her. Send North America is the Nor th Ameri-can Mission Board’s response to bring hope to an ever-increasing population by empowering the largest net-work of local churches (45,000 Southern Baptist and 311 Canadian National Baptist) to plant more congre-gations across North America. Twenty-five percent of all Christian churches planted in North America each year are planted by Southern Baptists. Of the 352 million people living in the United States and Canada, it is estimated that 265 million do not have a personal relationship with Jesus Christ. One hundred percent of the Annie Armstrong Easter Offering goes toward resourcing and empower-ing missionaries to live out God’s call. The Annie Armstrong offering will be re-ceived throughout March. For more information, go to www.anniearmstrong.com.

Everyone is invited to the Donaldsons’ Farm

on Saturday, March 7, from 3:00-6:00pm

for the Annual Chili Mix!

Bring a pot of chili to put together in one big pot.

If you like cheese, sour cream, onions, crackers

or cornbread, bring that too!

And don’t forget those fabulous finger desserts!

We’ll eat about 4:00pm.

(Drinks, hot dogs, buns, and the fixin’s will be provided)

We’ll have hayrides, fishing (bring your fishing pole),

and more!

So wear your comfortable clothes and come have fun

with your Fellowship Family!

Association Leadership Project 2015

Tuesday, February 24, 7:00-9:00pm

Thomasville Road Baptist Church Leadership Project is the annual training for church leadership that the Florida Baptist Association provides. These training opportunities are for pastors and lay leaders. This year includes training in legal issues churches need to be prepared for; information on foster parenting and adoption through the Florida Baptist Children’s Homes; and insight and practical skills in leading small groups, discipleship groups, and Sunday School groups; and more. This evening of training is top notch! Child care will be provided. RSVP to the Association office at 877-7600 or [email protected].


Jash Comstock (husband of former member Emily Mitchell) Army, Ft. Drum, NY

Chris Fowler (Bobby Str ickland’s granddaughter’s husband) Army.

Caleb Hudson (grandson of Gary and Barbara Hud-son), stationed in Hawaii in readiness mode.

Greg Mann (son-in-law of Albert and Janie Sessions), Navy, Middle East.

Andrew Kent Mosley (grandson of Evelyn Har rell), Army, Italy

Kelly Mosley (wife of Andrew Mosley), Army, Italy. Daniel Surles (cousin of John Simpson) Law Enforce-

ment, Iraq. Josh Winkler (grandson of Ron and Dora Butler ),

Marines, Okinawa.

Pray for those who are returning as they adjust to being home and to civilian life. Pray for healing of unseen wounds, and for their families as they walk with them through this. Pray, too, for wisdom for our leaders.

Remember These

Our hearts and prayers go out to…

...Lillian Delong and family in the passing of her husband Richard Delong. ...Dewey O’Connor and family in the passing of his uncle Wilbur Barfield. ...Cutine Waugh and family in the passing of her husband Earl Waugh.

In Sympathy

Doyle Bell, Senior Pastor, 22 years, February 28.

Staff Anniversaries

News for and about the Family of Fellowship Heart to Heart

Heart Notes

Fellowship Church Family,

The office has received thank you cards from

those who were given Thanksgiving and Christmas food

baskets. Thank you for your generous hearts and gifts!

Dear Fellowship,

The Wild Game Dinner for the Lottie Moon

Christmas Offering was a wonderful success. Thank you

to Bill Cross, Kenneth Grimes, and all those who provid-

ed food for the dinner. Couldn’t have done it without you!

Esther Bruce

WMU Director

Fellowship Family,

The Waugh Family would like to express our sin-

cere appreciation for the many calls, cards, food and

prayers during my husband’s (Earl Waugh) illness and

passing on January 1. We have all truly felt the love from

our family-of-faith and appreciate your continued pray-

ers during our time of healing.

Sincerely,

Cutine Waugh and Family

Dear Fellowship Baptist, Thank you for all the kind words, support, and prayers for Eric’s successful kidney transplant. We have been truly blessed. Continued prayers for a quick recov-ery for Eric, and for Kaylan (the kidney donor) are al-ways appreciated.

Love, Kaylan, Eric, and Family

Relay for Life Fundraiser Lunch Sunday, March 22, Fellowship Hall — All proceeds go to the American Cancer Society. If you would like to help with the lunch, contact Sharon Gant at [email protected] or call the church office at 562-2040. The next Relay for Life is May 15-16. If you would like to be part of the Fellowship Team, call the church office. Experience a relay, and hang out with the church family for a great cause.

Cruise with Lifeway

The Alaskan Adventure

July 11-18, 2015 Go to www.lifeway.com, and in the

search box enter Cruise with Lifeway for all the details! You’ll never experience Alaska this way again!

Dear Church Family, Thank you for ministering to me during my re-cent recovery from surgery. On many occasions, just when I was coming down with “cabin fever,” some of you reached out to me at just the right time. Your prayers, calls, cards, and visits were greatly appreciated. Thank you for being loving and supportive Christians.

Lynnette Ray


Ministerial Staff

Rev. W. Doyle Bell Senior Pastor

Roger Pursley

Minister of Music/Senior Adult Activities

Jason Stanland Minister of Students

Katherine Jones Wee Care Child Care Director

Office Staff

Martha Thompson Administrative Ministry Assistant

Neil Brown

Bookkeeper

Office: 850/562-2040

Office Hours: Monday-Friday 8:30 a.m.-5:00 p.m. WEE Care: 562-0047

Fax: 562-7120 e-mail: [email protected]

Visit our web page at www.fellowshipbaptist.org

Brenda Bradley

Receptionist

Norma Jean Howard

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And I pray that

CHRIST will be

more and more at HOME in your hearts,

living within you as YOU

TRUST in Him.

May your roots go down DEEP

into the soil of

God’s marvelous LOVE;

and may you be able to feel

and understand

how LONG, how WIDE,

how DEEP, and how HIGH

His LOVE really is.

Ephesians 3:17-19


Sun Mon Tue Wed Thu Fri Sat

1 4:00pm Dea-cons Mtg 6:00pm Youth/College Super Bowl Party

2 10:30am Staff Meeting

3 9:30am Church-wide Prayer and Bible Study-Youth Room

4 10:30am OK Cho-rale-Senior Adult Choir

5 6:30pmCollege/

Career Thursday

Night Small Group

6

7

8 4:00pm Youth

Leadership

Team meeting-

include mentor-

ing

9 10:30am Staff Meeting 7:00pm New Members Commit-tee

10 9:30am Church-

wide Prayer and

Bible Study-Youth

Room 6:00pm Personnel 7:00pm Family Life

11 5:15pm Buildings & Grounds 7:15pm Church Council

12 9:30am Baptist Women’s Day Group 6:30pmCollege/

Career Thursday

Night Small Group

13

14

Valentine’s Day

15 10:45am Chil-dren’s Ministry Day 3:30pm New Member Orien-tation 4:00pm Student Leadership Meeting

16 10:30am Staff Meeting 7:00pm Ironwork-ers-Men’s Dinner

17 9:30am Church-wide Prayer and Bible Study-Youth Room 7:00pm Baptist Women Night Group

18 10:30am OK Cho-rale-Senior Adult Choir 6:00pm Business Meeting 7:00pm College SNAP EXP Tour Stop-City Church/Tharpe St.

19 6:30pmCollege/

Career Thursday

Night Small Group 7:00pm Steward-ship

20 7:00pm 50+

21

22 4:00pm Sunday School Council


24 9:30am Church-wide Prayer and Bible Study-Youth Room 7:00pm Associa-tion Leadership Project-Thomasville Road Baptist

25

26 6:30pmCollege/

Career Thursday

Night Small Group

27 6:45pm Festival of Tables

28

February 2015 Fellowship Baptist Church

Sunday Schedule 9:15am Media Center open 9:30am Bible Study 10:45am Morning Worship/ Children’s Church/ Extended Session 6:00pm Evening Worship Children’s Missions Groups: GAs & RAs

Wednesday Schedule 5:30pm J.A.M. (Jesus And Me) Children’s Program 6:00pm Youth Worship Adult Prayer Meeting/ Pastor’s Bible Study/ Adult Classes 7:00pm Adult Choir rehearsal


Sun Mon Tue Wed Thu Fri Sat 1

2

10:30am Staff Meeting


4 10:30am OK Chorale-Senior Adult Choir

5 6:30pm College/Career Thursday Night Small Group

6

7 8:30am AWPC Walk for Life 9:00am Kick the Can/Breakfast 3:00pm Chili Mix *Daylight Savings Time returns to-night

8 4:00pm Youth

Leadership Team

meeting-include

mentoring


10 9:30am Church-wide Prayer and Bible Study-Youth Room 6:00pm Personnel 7:00pm Family Life

11 5:15pm Buildings & Grounds

12 9:30am Baptist Women’s Day Group 6:30pm NO Col-lege/Career Small Group

13

14

15 4:00pm Sunday School Council

16 10:30am Staff Meeting 7:00pm Iron-workers-Men’s Dinner

17 9:30am Church-wide Prayer and Bible Study-Youth Room 7:00pm Baptist Women Night Grp

18 10:30am OK Chorale-Senior Adult Choir

19 6:30pm College/Career Thursday Night Small Group 7:00pm Steward-ship

20 7:00pm 50+ Club

21

22 10:45am Church-wide Food Pantry Drive 12:30pm Relay for Life Fundrais-er Lunch-Fellowship Hall

23 7:00pm Iron-workers-Men’s Dinner


25

26 6:30pm College/Career Thursday Night Small Group

27

28

29 6:00pm Fellow-ship Family Night



March 2015 Fellowship Baptist Church

Sunday Schedule

9:15am Media Center open 9:30am Bible Study 10:45am Morning Worship/ Children’s Church/ Extended Session 6:00pm Evening Worship/ Children’s Missions Groups: GAs & RAs

Wednesday Schedule

5:30pm J.A.M. (Jesus And Me)- Children’s Program 6:00pm Youth Worship Adult Prayer Meeting/ Pastor’s Bible Study/ Adult Classes 7:00pm Adult Choir rehearsal

Youth Campout

Youth Mission Trip to New Orleans, March 14-19

Week of Prayer for the Annie Armstrong Easter Offering

College Spring Break

Public School Spring Break

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