You
are invited to attend
A
Service of Remembrance for 9/11/2001 And praying
for America
Thursday, September 11, 12 noon First Baptist
Church, Smithfield
Leadership by area ministers, business leaders,
educators,County leaders, and students
YOUTH
NEWS
FBC Youth Group will meet Sunday, September 7th
at 6:15 p.m. for Snack Supper followed by Bible
Study at 7:00 p.m. Morgan Hester, Jonathan Daniels,
Lily Faulconer, Taylor & Trevor Haines, Garrett
Massengill, Caroline Tobin and Luke Williams are
responsible for Snack Supper.
See
You At The Pole T-Shirts – Last day to order
your SYATP T-Shirt is this Sunday, September 7th.
Cost $10 – 15.
Busch
Gardens Trip is Friday, September 26th. The cost
is $60.00. Sign up and pay by Sunday, September
7th. Make sure we have a permission form for you.
We will leave at 6:00 a.m. (bring breakfast) and
return around midnight.
MEN’S
BIBLE STUDY
Attention Men. Monday night Men’s Bible
Study will be cranking up for our first meeting
September 8th at 7:00 p.m. in the Youth Room.
We will be studying the book of Judges. We will
meet at times at my home during the study for
purposes of watching DVDs by David Jeremiah on
some of the Heroes of Judges. Workbooks will be
provided. Your commitment will be to attend and
participate in Christian discussion. Please call
me at home (300-1764) or on my cell (634-1742)
if you are interested. I'll appreciate hearing
from you. Steve Adkins
OUR
KNOWN SICK
Bob McLamb (Home), Billie Cretini (Home), Edna
Whittington (JMH), Becky Blackmon (Home)
CALLING
ALL LADIES
Please join us for our Fall Tea, Saturday, September
20, 2008 from 11:00 a.m. to 1:00 p.m. This will
be a great time of fellowship. Please sign up
in Sunday School or call the church office. Bring
a friend.
SOUP
KITCHEN BIRTHDAY CELEBRATION DATE CHANGE
Calling all Soup Kitchen volunteers to come to
our Birthday Party on September 19, 2008 at Smithfield
Community Park at 6:00 p.m. Please bring a covered
dish, veggies and/or salad, or bread. Meat, dessert
and beverages will be furnished. Let’s have
a good time! Call Anesha at 934-1601 if you will
be attending and what you will be bringing.
BACKPACK
PROGRAM NEEDS YOU
We are looking for volunteers to help deliver
backpacks to South Smithfield and Selma Elementary
on Friday mornings from 9:15 – 10:15. We
have approximately 102 backpacks that will be
packed with food for children on the weekends,
so a little muscle will be needed. If you could
help, please call Tommy at the church office at
934-9771.
PRIMETIMERS TRIPS UPDATE
September 18 (Thursday) 9:45 a.m. in the Sanctuary,
Associational Senior Adult Rally and Covered Dish
Lunch. Program: Tommy Cook and Mpolojeni Report.
No sign up, just come!
September
30 (Tuesday) trip to Raleigh to see Dead Sea Scrolls
special exhibit at NC Museum of Natural Science.
Depart church at 9:15 a.m. for 10:15 tour; followed
by lunch at Farmer’s Market restaurant (on
your own) and some time to browse in the farmer’s
market stores and stalls. Return by mid afternoon.
Cost: $17 includes gas and admission ticket. Sign
up by September 17.
October
11 (Saturday) trip to New Bern to see “free”
garden tour at Tryon Palace, also attend/browse
in “MumFest” street fair in downtown
New Bern. Lunch on your own. Depart 9 a.m. Arrive
back by mid to late afternoon (group’s preference)
This will be a “walking” day. Cost:
$5 for gas. Sign up by October 8.
October
20-22 Charleston trip is full. Call to be put
on waiting list.
November
18 (Tuesday) “Star of Bethlehem” at
Morehead Planetarium, Chapel Hill, must have 40
sign up to make the trip happen! Leave church
10 a.m. to go to Chapel Hill for lunch (on your
own in Franklin Street area) 1:30 p.m. showing,
return to Smithfield by 4 p.m. Cost: $7 includes
show ticket and gas. Sign up by October 15.
December
8-9 (Mon-Tues.) Old Salem/Shoebox Packing trip.
Cost: $78 includes transportation, double room/breakfast
at Holiday Inn Express, Pineville, lunch at Salem
Tavern, “Town Visit” admission ticket
to historic buildings in Old Salem. Depart church
at 9:30 a.m., lunch at Salem Tavern 1:15 (choose
when signing up from Moravian Pie or Quiche and
Salad); afternoon walking/touring Old Salem, on
to Charlotte area, supper on our own. Tuesday
morning 9 a.m. start at Operations Center (lunch
provided there at small cost) Depart for Smithfield
by 2 p.m. Sign up by November 19.
WELCOME
TO WORSHIP
Welcome to Worship is a four week class offered
for our First Graders. This will be held during
the 10:55 worship service beginning this Sunday,
September 7 and continuing September 14, 21 and
28. These classes will help our First Graders
to find ways to worship God, learn about baptism
and the Lord’s Supper, and give them some
helpful tools they can use as they join us in
worship. Children will go back to their Sunday
School classroom after the Children’s Sermon
and stay there until you pick them up after worship.
ON
MISSION
The disaster Relief Team will be going on a Mission
Trip on Friday, October 3 and Saturday, October
4, 2008. They will be going to Red Springs, NC.
If you are interested, please contact Joyce Wright
at 934-3547 or call the church office at 934-9771.
FRIENDS
OF CHILDREN
Friends of Children Day at the Kennedy Home will
be September 20the. We will be leaving from the
church at 7:30 a.m. and will return by mid afternoon.
We will help in the cottages, have lunch and attend
a brief meeting. Everyone is welcome to go lend
a hand. If you would like to go help and visit
the children, please call Carolyn Tharrington
at 934-3749.
ARE
YOU A MAN? ARE YOU YOUNG(ISH)?
THEN WE'VE GOT A BIBLE STUDY FOR YOU!
We are starting a Bible study for men in the Young
Adult Sunday School classes. The group will meet
on Tuesday evenings from 7:00-8:00 in the Youth
Room, beginning September 9. Topics for study
will be discussed at the initial meeting. Our
prayer is that this can be a relaxed fellowship
that offers opportunities for spiritual growth,
support, and strengthened relationships among
brothers in the faith. For more information, contact
Paul Burgess (919-631-3153) or Raiford Gainey.
NEW MEMBER
We welcome into our Christian fellowship Dorothy
Hulett who comes to us by statement of faith from
Centenary United Methodist Church
THANK YOU
To my church family, We would like to express
our appreciation for the prayers, cards, and visits
during Bob’s sickness. We are so grateful
to have such a supportive church family. Bob and
Vel McLamb.
| Sunday
Morning |
|
Sermon
by the Pastor |
Durward
& Ann Stallings
OPPORTUNITIES OF THE WEEK
| Friday,
Sept. 5 |
| 4:00 P.M. |
Oak Hill participants gather
to load bus and depart |
| 5:15 P.M. |
Primetimers depart for Dinner
Theatre at Northwood Temple |
| Sunday,
Sept. 7 |
| *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 |
| 4:45 P.M |
7th/8th grade
instrumental ensemble rehearsal, Music Room,
end at 5:30 |
| 5:30 P.M. |
Youth WAM,
drama with Stephen Jones, Ryberg Hall, end
at 6:15 |
| 5:45 P.M. |
Older Children’s
Handbells Rehearsal, end at 6:30 |
| 6:15 P.M |
Youth Snack
Supper, Fellowship Hall |
| 6:30 P.M. |
Bible Buddies
and Bible Drill |
| 6:30 P.M. |
Praise Ringers
Handbells Rehearsal |
| 7:00
P.M |
Youth Bible
Study |
| 5:30
P.M. |
Family
Night Supper |
| *
6:00 P.M. |
Children’s
Choirs, Ages 4, Kindergarten: Preschool
V; Grades 1-2, Adult II; Grades 3-6, Music
Room |
| 6:30
P.M. |
S.O.S.
Rehearsal |
| *
6:30 P.M. |
Information
Meeting |
| *
6:30 P.M. |
Discipleship
Training for ages 2 – grade 6 |
|
6:30 P.M. |
MaD
4 Youth |
|
* 7:30 P.M. |
Sanctuary
Choir Rehearsal |
| Thursday,
Sept. 11 |
|
10:00 A.M. |
Clothes Closet,
end at noon |
|
12:00 Noon
|
Service of
Remembrance for 9/11, Sanctuary |
|
4:45
P.M. |
Soup Kitchen in Ryberg Hall, end at 5:45 |
* Nursery
provided
2008
General Fund:
Budget needs per week: $16,096.44
Received as of 08/31/08 $14,221.54
Budget needs Year to Date $563,375.48
Received Year to Date $528,694.14
Building
Fund:
Received 08/31/08 $1000.00
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