And I also say unto thee, that thou art Peter, and upon this rock I will build my church; and the gates of Hades shall not prevail against it.
Matthew 16:18
 
   

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The Visitor Vol. 1 June 7, 2006 No. 38   Printable version

YOUTH NEWS
ATTENTION Mission Trip Participants if you did not attend the Parent Youth Mission Trip Meeting last Sunday night please come by the church office for paperwork that needs to be completed (by parents and youth) and important information you will need for that trip. Also, final payment is past due. Payments can be made in the church office.

UPDATE ON VBS CRAFT REQUEST
Sincere thanks to those who are collecting baby food jars forVBS this summer. At last count, we have collected 73 out of the 203 we need. School age children will be using them to make tea light candle holders, so please keep bringing those jars (2.5 oz) to church. VBS will be here before we know it! We are also still looking for 1 adult (male or female) to assist the school age children with crafts during VBS. Call Renee Wooters (934-5252) if you're interested!

MUSIC NOTES

Camp Crescendo (Children’s Choir Camp) is August 7 – 11 for children who have completed grades K – 6. The theme this year is “Creation Sensation.” Registration forms have been mailed. The are also available in the church office. Deadline to register is July 1.

Music for the Lunch Bunch, a summer concert series featuringlocal musicians begins Wednesday, June 14th at 12:15 p.m. in our own Sanctuary. Performing that day is Kelley Garris on the organ and Greg Honeycutt, vocalist.

Travelers’ Club
will begin Thursday, June 15th for children who have completed grades K – 6. We will be visiting the following:

  • Mount Olive Pickle Factory in Mount Olive
  • Oak View Historic Park in Raleigh
  • Movie at the Howell Theatre
  • NC Museum of Art in Raleigh
  • The Solar House at NC State in Raleigh
  • Make a Collage with Carolyn Howard
  • Caterpillar Visitor Center in Clayton
  • Noah’s Landing in Coats.

Call Kelley before Monday, June 12th in order to participate in the first trip if you have not already registered. As of June 6th, we have 61 children registered.

OUR KNOWN SICK
Ruth Burnette (Wake), Connie Johnson (JMH), Rebecca Buffalo (Home), Karen Brown (Rex),

ON MISSION

Experience the Joy of Missions at Ridgecrest September 29-30. There will be great motivational speakers, workshops, wonderful music and Disaster Relief training. Call Sybil Edwards or Anesha Johnson to sign up. Let’s go and learn more about Missions.

WOULD YOU LIKE TO BE AMESSENGER?
The National Southern Baptist Convention is June 13 – 14 in Greensboro. If you would like to be a Messenger please contact the church office.

PLEASE HELP
FBC Church Family, I am working on my Girl Scout Gold Award. I am assembling Layette Kits for new Moms in the Gulfport, Mississippi area. Because of the destructive hurricanes last year people lost everything. They are putting their lives back together and many don’t have the resources to provide small necessities for their newborns. The kits include the following:

  • 6 cloth diapers
  • 2 shirts or 2 one-piece body suits
  • 2 baby washcloths
  • 2 gowns or sleepers
  • 2 diaper pins
  • 1 sweater open in the front
  • 2 receiving blankets

If you would like to donate items there will be collection boxes in the church office. These kits will be delivered during the Youth Mission Trip this summer to Gulfport. Please help me make the beginning of little lives a little brighter. Anna Campbell

ATTENTION 3RD – 6TH GRADERS
MARK YOUR CALENDARS

Painters are needed down east in Atlantic for exterior painting. If you can help and are interested please contact David Seymour at the Baptist State Convention, Baptist Men (1 800-395-5102).

PIANO NEEDED

There is a need for a piano at Austin Manor. If you have one you would like to donate, please call the church office.


RECEIVED MASTERS
Kenneth and Joyce Smith are proud to announce their son, Kerry M. Smith, received his Masters degree from Baptist Theological Seminary in Richmond Virginia. A special thanks to Lee Colbert and everyone at Smithfield First Baptist for your support.

I SCREAM, YOU SCREAM
WE ALL SCREAM
FOR ICE CREAM

Sign up in your Sunday School Class or call the church office to bring your favorite, scrumptious, sinfully delicious homemade ice cream on July 2 for Patriotic Vespers.

MARK YOUR CALENDAR FOR
VACATION BIBLE SCHOOL

July 24-28

FROM THE PULPIT

Sunday Morning Sermon by Pastor Lee Colbert
Greeters: Robert & Ruby Holt

OPPORTUNITIES OF THE WEEK

Sunday, June 11
8:30 A.M. Early Service
9:45 A.M. Sunday School Classes for all ages
10:00 A.M. Radio Bible Class, taught by Bob Barefoot, broadcast over 1270 AM
10:55 A.M.* Morning Worship, broadcast over 1270 AM
12:01 P.M. Graduate Banquet
1:00 P.M. Hispanic Worship Service
7:00 P.M Handbell polishing meeting, Music Room
Monday, June 12
4:45 P.M Soup Kitchen in Ryberg Hall, end at 5:45
Tuesday, June 13
   
Wednesday, June 14
12:15 P.M. Music for the Lunch Bunch featuring Kelley Garris on the organ and Greg Honeycutt, vocalist here at First Baptist
7:00 P.M.* Sanctuary Choir Rehearsal
Thursday, June 15
9:00 A.M. Travelers’ Club gather in Fellowship Hall, trip to Mt. Olive, return by 2:30 p.m.
10:00 P.M. Clothes Closet, end at 12:00 noon
4:45 P.M. Soup Kitchen in Ryberg Hall, end at 5:45 p.m.

* Nursery provided


2006
General Fund:
Budget needs per week: $14,286.11
Received as of 6/04/06 $19,920.51
Budget needs Year to Date $328,580.30
Received Year to Date $314,996.59
Building Fund:
Received 6/04/06 $1,966.00
Budget needs Year to Date $47,250.00
Received Year to Date $66,320.00
Building Fund Note Balance: $6,125.00

 

 

First Baptist Church of Smithfield, North Carolina • Directions • 919-934-9771 • Worship Hours: 8:30AM and 10:55AM Sundays • Sunday School Hours: 9:45AM