Lafayee Church of Christ 115 New Ballwin Road Ballwin, MO 63021 636.391.6697 offi[email protected] lafayeechurch.org Gatherings Sunday mornings 9:00am Worship Gathering 10:30am Bible Classes Wednesday evenings 7:00pm The Middle (classes for all) Shepherds Les Keim Greg Malcom Jackie Roland Dan Roper Jim Zeller Stats, November 19/26, 2017 Worship 224/195 Class 110/0 Weekly offering $5,651/$8,076 2017 weekly goal $8,600.00 2017 avg. weekly offering $8,642.23 2017 YTD variaon vs goal $2,026.98 Ghana missions for November $190.80 Ministry Staff Mike Brown, Youth Minister [email protected] Bob Clark, Preaching Minister 636.346.2795 [email protected] Kyle Johnson, Neighborhood Interacon [email protected] Becki Pulley, Church Secretary [email protected] Lafayee Chrisan Preschool Anna Weaver, Director [email protected] Judy Cooper is recovering from surgery on a broken hip with rehab at Mercy. Ed Tritschler will have a cornea transplant on December 4. Briany Grentz is recovering from a concussion suffered in a car accident. Diane Weber has been released from Delmar and is recovering at home. Mark Huddleston is mourning the death of his mother who passed away on November 21. Kathy Velloff is mourning the death of her mother, Christeene Moore. Jack Coffey was able to be with us last Sunday. Hospice: Carol Schreiner (former member). Cancer treatment: Doe Belden, Deb Leahy (will begin new treatment in January), Barbara McKeel, and Terry Pulley. Preparing for marriage Jackie Roland and Carol Glenn; Dion Shaffer and Kirsten Sneed; Jordan Noyes and Kendra Stevenson; Luke Uebelein and Julianne Bigham; Rochelle Aston and Josuě Rubio Munoz . Assisted living, rehab, and homebound Delmar Gardens at Meramec Valley: Steve Velloff 412; Delmar on the Green: Calvin Uhls 338 and Velma Barfield (Pat Beach’s mother; hospice care) 228; Gambrill Gardens: Fern Orme, 312E; Home: Judy Cooper. Internaonal missions Burkina Faso: Pray the people receive food to help them through drought and poor crops. Cambodia: Pray Cambodia might have peace, and that the polical acons will impede neither the work of the missionaries there nor the spread of the gospel message. Asia: Pray for good closure in Lile Rock with the church, work, and people. —Logan Students Azusa Pacific: Jared Pudiwitr; Chamberlain College of Nursing: Anna Crawford; Crowley’s Ridge: Donovan Tritschler; Harding: Samuel Anderson, Eli Andrews (London), Mariana Andrews, Maleah Brown, Michalie Brown, Blake Buehrer, Grant Buehrer, Peyton Buehrer, Emma deSambourg, Gabe deSambourg, Emma Fields, Ausn Gray, Brendon Noyes, Kaci Noyes, Abby Rezentes, Jeffrey Simmons, Caleb Uebelein, Luke Uebelein, Mary Joy Uebelein, Rachel Uebelein; Jefferson: Briany Grentz, Danielle Simmons; LaunchCode: Jacob Pudiwitr; Lipscomb: Karl Aston, Aaron Thompson; Maryville: Laci Johnson, Lynda Oppong; Missouri: Ryan Shepherd; Missouri St: Emily Fritz, Emily Shepherd, Olivia Turney; Paul Mitchell School: Alexandra Wren; Rochester Instute of Technology: Marcus Clark; St. Louis CC: Tyler Pudiwitr, Jordan Roland; Truman: Brendan Wren; UMSL: Trent Ruckman, Troy Ruckman, Emma Schwada, Ben Smith; Wash U: Bailey Hall, MaryKate Riffle; Wildwood CC: Makenzie Gray; Wyoming: Reed Brack Prayer list Additional prayer requests are in Lafayette Connection Singing......................................................................................................... Craig Anderson When we sing from our hearts and minds we praise God and encourage each other. Hosanna, You’re My King* Your Name* The First Noel #999 Shepherd’s welcome ............................................................................................. Les Keim We welcome and accept one another as Jesus welcomes and accepts each of us. Lord, Be There* 10,000 Reasons* Fairest Lord Jesus #288 Communion .................................................................................................... Rich Limburg All followers of Jesus are invited to parcipate as we remember and proclaim Jesus in the Lord’s Supper. The bread is the body of Christ. The juice is the blood of Christ. Gluten free bread is available in the kitchen. Highest Place #155 Offering ........................................................................................................... Rich Limburg We worship God by giving God the first fruits of our income to express both thanks and trust. We seek to honor God as we give joyfully, generously, sacrificially, and dependably. Reading of Isaiah 64:1-9 .................................................................................. John Haynes We invite God to shape us as we listen aenvely to God’s Word. Our God, He Is Alive #23 Message: Tear Open The Heavens .......................................................................Bob Clark Preaching is a me of worship: God is revealed and we respond with our hearts and lives. Salvaon Belongs To Our God* Sing Hallelujah* Prayer opportunity ................................................................................Les and Carol Keim If you would like to pray, exit the back of the worship center, turn leſt, and you will find the prayer room on the right just past the kitchen. Child care .....................................................................Karen Andrews and Anna Crawford To drop off children (up to their third birthday), exit the back of the worship center into the foyer, turn leſt, and you will find the nursery at the end of the hall. Children may stay in the nursery to aend the cradle roll/toddler class following the worship gathering. #Songs of Faith and Praise Songbook *Song sheets - available at the Welcome Center Worship Gathering December 3, 2017
Welcome message from author
This document is posted to help you gain knowledge. Please leave a comment to let me know what you think about it! Share it to your friends and learn new things together.
Transcript
Lafayette Church of Christ 115 New Ballwin Road Ballwin, MO 63021 636.391.6697 [email protected] lafayettechurch.org
Gatherings Sunday mornings 9:00am Worship Gathering 10:30am Bible Classes Wednesday evenings 7:00pm The Middle (classes for all)
Shepherds Les Keim Greg Malcom Jackie Roland Dan Roper Jim Zeller
Stats, November 19/26, 2017 Worship 224/195 Class 110/0 Weekly offering $5,651/$8,076 2017 weekly goal $8,600.00 2017 avg. weekly offering $8,642.23 2017 YTD variation vs goal $2,026.98 Ghana missions for November $190.80
Ministry Staff Mike Brown, Youth Minister [email protected] Bob Clark, Preaching Minister 636.346.2795 [email protected] Kyle Johnson, Neighborhood Interaction [email protected] Becki Pulley, Church Secretary [email protected]
Lafayette Christian Preschool Anna Weaver, Director [email protected]
Judy Cooper is recovering from surgery on a broken hip with rehab at Mercy. Ed Tritschler will have a cornea transplant on December 4. Brittany Grentz is recovering from a concussion suffered in a car accident. Diane Weber has been released from Delmar and is recovering at home. Mark Huddleston is mourning the death of his mother who passed away on November 21. Kathy Velloff is mourning the death of her mother, Christeene Moore. Jack Coffey was able to be with us last Sunday. Hospice: Carol Schreiner (former member). Cancer treatment: Dottie Belden, Deb Leahy (will begin new treatment in January), Barbara McKeel, and Terry Pulley. Preparing for marriage Jackie Roland and Carol Glenn; Dion Shaffer and Kirsten Sneed; Jordan Noyes and Kendra Stevenson; Luke Uebelein and Julianne Bigham; Rochelle Aston and Josuě Rubio Munoz .
Assisted living, rehab, and homebound Delmar Gardens at Meramec Valley: Steve Velloff 412; Delmar on the Green: Calvin Uhls 338 and Velma Barfield (Pat Beach’s mother; hospice care) 228; Gambrill Gardens: Fern Orme, 312E; Home: Judy Cooper.
International missions Burkina Faso: Pray the people receive food to help them through drought and poor crops. Cambodia: Pray Cambodia might have peace, and that the political actions will impede neither the work of the missionaries there nor the spread of the gospel message. Asia: Pray for good closure in Little Rock with the church, work, and people. —Logan
Students Azusa Pacific: Jared Pudiwitr; Chamberlain College of Nursing: Anna Crawford; Crowley’s Ridge: Donovan Tritschler; Harding: Samuel Anderson, Eli Andrews (London), Mariana Andrews, Maleah Brown, Michalie Brown, Blake Buehrer, Grant Buehrer, Peyton Buehrer, Emma deSambourg, Gabe deSambourg, Emma Fields, Austin Gray, Brendon Noyes, Kaci Noyes, Abby Rezentes, Jeffrey Simmons, Caleb Uebelein, Luke Uebelein, Mary Joy Uebelein, Rachel Uebelein; Jefferson: Brittany Grentz, Danielle Simmons; LaunchCode: Jacob Pudiwitr; Lipscomb: Karl Aston, Aaron Thompson; Maryville: Laci Johnson, Lynda Oppong; Missouri: Ryan Shepherd; Missouri St: Emily Fritz, Emily Shepherd, Olivia Turney; Paul Mitchell School: Alexandra Wren; Rochester Institute of Technology: Marcus Clark; St. Louis CC: Tyler Pudiwitr, Jordan Roland; Truman: Brendan Wren; UMSL: Trent Ruckman, Troy Ruckman, Emma Schwada, Ben Smith; Wash U: Bailey Hall, MaryKate Riffle; Wildwood CC: Makenzie Gray; Wyoming: Reed Brack
Prayer list Additional prayer requests are in Lafayette Connection
Singing ......................................................................................................... Craig Anderson When we sing from our hearts and minds we praise God and encourage each other.
Hosanna, You’re My King* Your Name* The First Noel #999
Shepherd’s welcome ............................................................................................. Les Keim We welcome and accept one another as Jesus welcomes and accepts each of us.
Lord, Be There* 10,000 Reasons* Fairest Lord Jesus #288
Communion .................................................................................................... Rich Limburg All followers of Jesus are invited to participate as we remember and proclaim Jesus in the Lord’s Supper. The bread is the body of Christ. The juice is the blood of Christ. Gluten free bread is available in the kitchen.
Highest Place #155
Offering ........................................................................................................... Rich Limburg We worship God by giving God the first fruits of our income to express both thanks and trust. We seek to honor God as we give joyfully, generously, sacrificially, and dependably.
Reading of Isaiah 64:1-9 .................................................................................. John Haynes We invite God to shape us as we listen attentively to God’s Word.
Our God, He Is Alive #23
Message: Tear Open The Heavens ....................................................................... Bob Clark Preaching is a time of worship: God is revealed and we respond with our hearts and lives.
Salvation Belongs To Our God* Sing Hallelujah*
Prayer opportunity ................................................................................ Les and Carol Keim If you would like to pray, exit the back of the worship center, turn left, and you will find the prayer room on the right just past the kitchen.
Child care .....................................................................Karen Andrews and Anna Crawford To drop off children (up to their third birthday), exit the back of the worship center into the foyer, turn left, and you will find the nursery at the end of the hall. Children may stay in the nursery to attend the cradle roll/toddler class following the worship gathering.
#Songs of Faith and Praise Songbook *Song sheets - available at the Welcome Center
Worship Gathering December 3, 2017
Whether you are a first-time guest or have been gathering with us for some time, we are glad you are with us today. We are a family of Jesus-followers who gather each week to worship God and scatter each week to reflect God. Thanks so much for worshipping with us. Please join us in reflecting God throughout the week.
Please complete a blue guest card from the back of the worship center seats and place it in the offering tray as it passes you. We would love to be able to contact you to say hello. If you would like to know more about being a Jesus-follower, being baptized, or becoming a part of Lafayette, you are invited to meet with those in the prayer room just after the sermon. Turn left as you exit the back of the worship center; the prayer room is on the right just past the kitchen.
1 Baby shower As followers of Jesus we love opportunities to share our possessions with one another. Today we have an opportunity to shower Hilary Lawson with baby girl gifts at her baby shower. All women are invited to the shower at 1:00pm in the fellowship hall. Lawson and Hilary Warren are on the gift registry at Target.
2 Angel Tree Angels are still available on the Angel Tree in the foyer. Take an angel, buy and wrap a gift, and return by December 17. Gifts will bless selected students from Selvidge Middle School, Woerther Elementary School, and Ballwin Elementary School.
3 24 hours of prayer To deepen our commitment to prayer we will have a 24 hour prayer vigil from 9:00am Saturday, December 16th until 9:00am on Sunday, December 17. Sign up in the foyer for a one hour time slot in which you will come to the prayer room and pray.
4 Lamenting With God How do believers live out faith in a prolonged season of pain and loss? We are seeking to recover a lost ancient resource — the language of lament. This adult study is in the worship center, 15 minutes after the worship gathering concludes. Be listening for the “call to lament,” today featuring Etta James.
5 Prayer huddles On Wednesday, December 6, immediately after class, we will have our fourth of five times for Prayer Huddles in the prayer room, foyer, and fellowship hall.
6 Dinner with the ministers On Wednesday, December 6 you’re invited to join Mike Brown, Bob Clark, and Kyle Johnson at Raising Cane’s in Ellisville for dinner and conversation. The fun begins at 5:45pm. We will head to the church building about 6:45 for classes at 7:00pm.
Merciful God, Deliver. Deliver us. Deliver us from the evil one. Rescue. Rescue us. Rescue us from the evil one.
Deliver. Rescue. Us. From the evil one.
In Jesus’s name, AMEN.
Welcome to Lafayette
A prayer for deliverance
6 Things to know this week
Dec 3 Baby Shower for Hilary Warren, 1:00pm in the fellowship hall Dec 4 AWARE Tutoring, 6:30-8:00pm Dec 6 Chicken fingers with the ministers, 5:45 at Raising Cane’s Dec 6 Prayer Huddles, 8:00-8:15pm Dec 11 AWARE Tutoring, 6:30-8:00pm Dec 13 Prayer Huddles, 8:00-8:15pm Dec 15 Superset Christmas Party at the church building Dec 16 24 hours of prayer begins, 9:00am Dec 17 24 hours of prayer ends, 9:00am
Dec 17 Cider Sunday after worship gathering Dec 17 Neighborhood Interaction Angel Tree gifts due Dec 24 Holiday schedule: Christmas Eve Worship, 9:00am, no classes Dec 27 Holiday schedule: no activities on campus Dec 31 Holiday schedule: New Year’s Eve Worship, 9:00am, no classes Dec 31 Superset New Year's Eve "Noon Day" Party at Carol Glenn’s house
December worship gatherings
Area events
Dec 25 West Central Community Christmas Luncheon, 11:00am-1:00pm
Lafayette calendar
December 3 10 17 24 31
Lead Worship Craig Anderson Ken Ware Mike Brown Alan Shepherd Craig Anderson
Welcome Les Keim Greg Malcolm Dan Roper Jim Zeller Bob Clark
Communion Rich Limburg Dale Lundy Jim Atkinson Dan Roper Blake Buehrer
Offering Rich Limburg Dale Lundy Jim Atkinson Dan Roper Blake Buehrer
Read Bible John Haynes Shawn Stone Joe Johnson Herb Crown Rich Ruiz
Lead Team Terry Pulley Kevin Fields
Terry Pulley Kevin Fields
Terry Pulley Kevin Fields
Terry Pulley Kevin Fields
Terry Pulley Kevin Fields
Pass Trays
Paul Stone Bob Crawford John Collett
Steve Ruckman Gary Alter
Rusty Andrews Bob Copeland
Mike Harris
Paul Stone Bob Crawford John Collett
Steve Ruckman Gary Alter
Rusty Andrews Bob Copeland
Mike Harris
Paul Stone Bob Crawford John Collett
Steve Ruckman Gary Alter
Rusty Andrews Bob Copeland
Mike Harris
Paul Stone Bob Crawford John Collett
Steve Ruckman Gary Alter
Rusty Andrews Bob Copeland
Mike Harris
Paul Stone Bob Crawford John Collett
Steve Ruckman Gary Alter
Rusty Andrews Bob Copeland
Mike Harris
Greeters Keith Uebelein
Sherry Uebelein Keith Uebelein
Sherry Uebelein Keith Uebelein
Sherry Uebelein Keith Uebelein
Sherry Uebelein Keith Uebelein
Sherry Uebelein
Care for Children
Karen Andrews Anna Crawford
Jan Johnson Barb Ruiz
Carol Keim Molly Alter
Pat Beach Sarah Buehrer
Dana Pudiwitr Linda Atkinson
Sound Video
Chuck Pudiwitr Herb Crown
James Stone Lourene Clark
Malachi Brown Bennett Anderson
Rich Limburg Terry Smith
Chuck Pudiwitr Herb Crown
Related Documents
