BS
Director: Bryan Harris Refreshments: Ann Stallings,
Mary Ball, Co-Chairmen
VBS Pastor: Lee Colbert Jean Ashley, A. J. Ball,
Linda Barefoot, Ann Clouse,
Music &Worship Leaders: Paige Barnes, Eliza
Burgess Sybil Edwards, Faye Hardee, Pope Hardee,
Commencement Cookout: Larry & Mitzie Isenhour
Annie Laurie Lewis, Joyce Thompson, Jean Williams
Records: Faye Hardee
Crafts: Director: Renee Wooters, Jill Baggett,
Mary Ann Bradshaw, Anna Campbell, Sarah Campbell,
Deborah David, Jonathan David, Charlotte Hoyt,
Elaine Langley, Jacob Sasser, Cynthia Vetrano,
Keri Walls, Mike Wooters
Nursery:
Barbara Lamb, Alison McMillen, Michelle Campbell,
Judy Broadwell
3 year
olds: Director: Heather McLamb, Carolyn Carroll,
Teresa Daniels, Cindy Hester, Jennifer Narron-Hardy,
Emily Wood, Morgan Gatlin
4 year
olds & Director: Kathy Hale, Emily White,
Frances Felts, Missy Colborn, Hannah Spragins
Rising
“K” Directors: Lisa Baker, Sabrina
Dees, Judy Williams, Jenny Williams, Missy Medlin,
And “K” Rebecca Chance, Annie Paul,
Terry Carroll, Helen Carroll, Sheri Fox, Olivia
Stevens,
Ryan Rose, Keni Harrison, Leah Isenhour, Brittany
Talton, Elizabeth Carter, Chloe Ivey, Whitley
Holt, Tasha Harrison, Ali Bovender, Jessica Hubbard,
Marie Mobley
1st
Graders: Director: Janna Langley, Jewell Norris,
Kay Strickland, Taylor Haines, Jeanette Blackmon,
Sherry Boyette
2nd
Graders : Director: Kelley Garris, Amy Galloway,
Becky Maust, Valerie Vann
3rd Graders: Director: Jan Maust, Angela Dotson,
Abby Salas, Vel McLamb, Kay Joyner, Meredith Massengill
4th
Graders: Director: Kathi Nixon, Kellie Wood, Laura
Murphy
5th Graders : Director: Martha Pope, Debbie Jones,
Pam Williams, Nicole Hargis
6th
Graders: Director: Hinton Armstrong, Paul Burgess,
VBS
Runners: Ken Williams
HOT
DOG SUPPER & COMMENCEMENT
The supper will begin at 6:00 p.m. on Friday,
July 18 with the Commencement following (approximately
7:00 p.m.). The menu will be especially for children:
hotdogs, chips, baked beans, and cold drinks.
Dessert will be ice cream sundaes. A special invitation
is extended to the church family and friends to
join us for this special event.
VBS
ATTENDANCE REPORT
(as of Tuesday, July 15)
Enrolled: 323
YOUTH
NEWS YOUTH ON MISSION
VERY EARLY Sunday morning (3:45 a.m. and 6:30
a.m.) our senior high youth and adults will arrive
at the church to depart for RDU airport where
they will catch their flights to Guatemala. Please
be in prayer for these folks for safe travel and
as they minister through construction, VBS, and
Bible study.
TIME
IS RUNNING OUT TO SPONSOR A CHILD FROM MPOLONJENI
If you want to continue making an impact to the
community of Mpolonjeni in Swaziland, Africa,
you have an opportunity to sponsor a child. Just
$35 a month (a little over a dollar a day) benefits
a child in this AIDS-affected region, along with
his or her family and their community.
FOR
MORE INFORMATION, PLEASE SEE OR CALL TOMMY AT
THE CHURCH.
ATTENTION
YOUTH “JESUS FOR PRESIDENT” TOUR
The “Jesus for President” tour with
authors Shane Claiborne, Chris Haw and friends
will be at First Baptist Church in Raleigh on
July 22nd. The service will feature teaching from
both authors as well as storytelling, art, music
and worship that provokes the political imagination.
We will meet at the church at 5:30 p.m. on July
22 to depart for Raleigh. Youth, parents and church
members are welcome and encouraged to attend.
Please contact the church office if you plan to
attend. For further information, please contact
Mike Reynolds at 938-0639.
GUATEMALA
SHARE
Don’t forget to join us Sunday night, July
27 at 7:00 pm. in the Sanctuary for a time of
reflection and sharing about our mission experience
in Guatemala.
OUR
KNOWN SICK
Margaret Twisdale (Wake Rehab), Chris Gilbert
(Home), Jan Barry (Home), Durward Stallings (Wake)
SYMPATHY
We express our Christian sympathy to Jack Sasser
in the recent homegoing of his sister.
SAMARITAN’S
PURSE WAYS
YOU CAN HELP
Mpolonjeni Needs
We Need Containers
Random is the name, containers are the game. What
kind of containers? That is up to you. They can
be coffee cans, tins, bins of all shapes, but
not bigger than a bread box. These containers
will be used to collect change for Mpolonjeni,
but collect where? Your house. The youth are going
to decorate the containers you give us and redistribute
them as transformed family change containers for
Mpolonjeni. Put them in your laundry room, kitchen,
whereever is best for you to collect change. Bring
your containers by the Church office, and Hinton
Armstrong will gladly take them.
Community
Garden Needs
Glass Bottles/Jars
We will be collecting glass bottles, 5 inches
tall or larger to use as vases for flowers from
the Community Garden. These flowers will be distributed
to nursing homes and throughout the community.
If you have jars, please bring them to the storage
room in the church office. If you would like more
information about this project or the Community
Garden, contact Michelle Ball.
Plants
Needed
We would like to plant blueberry bushes and grape
vines at the Community Garden. If you are cleaning
out your blueberry bushes and have new “volunteer”
bushes you would donate, and/or grape vines that
you could root and donate, please contact Michelle
Ball.
CAMP
CRESCENDO FORMS ARE DUE
It’s time to get in your forms for Camp
Crescendo, August 4-8, for kids having completed
grades K-6. Cost is $30. This years’ theme
is “Friend of God” with anthems, fun
songs, and Bible stories about friendship with
God, others, and animals. Children will be divided
by age groups for “hands on” musical
activities such as Orff instruments, Boomwhackers,
and crafts. Deadline to register is this Friday,
July 18.
PRIMETIMERS’
UPDATE
The “Big Trip” of the fall, Charleston,
SC on Mon.-Weds. Oct. 20-22, is here! Departing
Monday morning at 7:30 on church busses, the price
of $190 includes: 2 nights’ stay at La Quinta
Inn Riverview (double), continental breakfast,
travel, 90 minute Gray line bus Charleston history
tour, Spiritline Cruises Fort Sumter tour, one
lunch. Not included in price are two lunches,
two dinners. Details being mailed this week to
your home. Due to limited number of seats, priority
sign up for First Baptist members until August
4, after which time it will be open to anyone.
Sign up by coming by the church office and paying
a deposit of $100 per person by August 4.
Day
Trips already on the calendar;
• July 25 Clayton work day at Habitat Re-Store
• August 12 day trip to IMAX theatre, Raleigh
• September 5 dinner theatre, Fayetteville
• Oct. 20-22 Charleston trip, details soon
SAMARITAIN’S PURSE
This Sunday, July 20, at 10:30 a.m. in the Sanctuary
we will have a informational video about Samaritain’s
Purse and Operation Christmas Child followed by
a brief question and answer time. Please join
us if you are interested in learning more about
how you and your family can volunteer this fall
in this worldwide ministry.
TRAVELERS’
CLUB JULY 24 NOTICE
The busses will leave the parking lot at 8 a.m.
on July 24, much earlier than usual, because of
the length of the trip. Please remember lunch
and comfortable walking shoes. We will not wait
for late arrivals! The usual brief devotional
will be taught on the vehicles “in transit.”
MUSIC
NOTES
Maranatha Touring Choir of Fredericksburg, Virginia
is performing at Sharon Baptist Church on Saturday
evening, July 19th at 7 p.m. The choir consists
of around 70 middle school, high school, and college
youth of various backgrounds and denominations.
They present a program of sacred music and drama.
The program is free, and all are invited. The
church is located at 114 Britt Street.
| Sunday
Morning |
|
Sermon
by Bryan Harris |
Matt & Shelley Gardner OPPORTUNITIES OF THE WEEK
| Sunday,
July 20 |
| 3:45
A.M. |
Youth and Adults gather
to depart for RDU |
| 6:30
A.M. |
Youth and Adults gather
to depart for RDU |
| *8:45
A.M. |
Early Worship |
| 9:45
A.M. |
Sunday
School Classes for all ages |
| 10:00
A.M. |
Radio Bible Class, taught
by Sylvia Evans, broadcast over 1090 AM |
| *10:55A.M. |
Morning Worship, broadcast
over 1090 AM |
| 1:00
P.M. |
Hispanic
Worship Service |
|
7:00 P.M. |
Guatemala
Mission Trip share, Sanctuary |
|
9:30 A.M |
Bible
Study Day Group meet in the Parlor |
| Thursday,
July 24 |
| 8:00
A.M. |
Travelers’
Club will meet to depart for a day trip
to NC Aquarium at Pine Knoll Shores. Bring
a lunch. We will provide an afternoon snack.
Back by 5:00 p.m. |
|
10:00
A.M. |
Clothes
Closet, end at noon |
| 12:15
P.M. |
Music for the
Lunch Bunch, First Presbyterian featuring
Dara Edwards, piano and Greg Honeycutt,
vocal |
| 4:45
P.M. |
Soup
Kitchen in Ryberg Hall, end at 5:45 |
| Friday,
July 25 |
|
9:30 A.M. |
Primetimers’
meet at church to depart for Clayton and
Habitat Re-Store project. Sign up by call
the church office |
* Nursery
provided
2008
General Fund:
Budget needs per week: $16,096.44
Received as of 07/13/08 $12,265.31
Budget needs Year to Date $450,700.38
Received Year to Date $415,598.26
Building
Fund:
Received 07/13/08 $11,080.00
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