Mike Ballard/Minister Charles Waltz/Elder Darrell Newton/Elder Ed Nance/Elder
Rod Waltz/Elder Dale Wise/Elder Rick Roscoe/Elder Bill Rosenbaum/Deacon Jack Zwissler/Deacon
EPHESIANS 6:7
"Serve
wholeheartedly,
as if you
were serving
the Lord, not men."
Sun. Morning Bible Class
Sunday Morning Worship
Wed. Night Bible Class
Contribution
61
85
42
$1200.24
Men-See
Mary Rose Rosenbaum for van scheduling. Please see Charles Waltz for
worship service scheduling. Women-See
Michelle Buckingham for worship class and for nursery and greeters.
ATTENTION!
If you are scheduled twice
on any particular Sunday for worship class and nursery Brandy Bowen
wil gladly cover the nursery for you.
PRAYER REQUESTS
• Our Sympathy and prayer to Nathan Newton and his friend Marissa
Lantz at the passing of Marissa’s 5 month old son Javon, who died
in his sleep last week.
• A friend of Katlin Roscoe died last week as a result of complications
from a auto accident. Please remember this family in prayer.
• Melissa Wise brother, Charles Brown is currently stationed in
Afganistan. A good friend of his, James Carter was killed in action
this month. Charles has emailed Melissa saying, he knows death happens
in the military and aviation but this time was really hard on him. Melissa
asked for your prayers to give Charlie peace during this time and that
he be kept safe.
• Please, continue to remember these
loved ones in prayer.
Mildred Lindhout Nancy Petty
Bridget Harris Mike Anderson
Addi Graves Ancil Dees
Maxine Potter Naomi Runyan
Donnie Black Charles Brown
Herb Blanchard Mildred Kidwell
Amy (Rob Filby’s sister) Ray Worch
WORTH MENTIONING
Alyssa Ballard was baptized into Christ this past Wednesday at “Camp Elevate” let us praise the Lord for this and welcome our new sister.
Jake Waltz wishes to thank all for the computer donations - he’s almost there now.
CHURCH SOFTBALL SCHEDULE
Go to: http://wnchurchsoftball.com/Schedule.aspx
UPDATES!
ENCOURAGING WORDS
Welcome Problems
If we evaluate events in our lives over the past five years, we will recall
many situations that seemed to pose insurmountable problems at the time.
Yet they turned out to be the opening of
doors to excellent opportunities.
When Rubik’s Cubes came on the scene a few years ago, most parents
bought them for their children. I watched as young people struggled to
line up the same color on each side and saw the big, beaming smile radiating
success when a child had manipulated more than one side of the same color.
I also saw looks of exasperation when they were foiled in the attempt.
Once I asked a parent, “Why do you spend money for a Rubik’s
Cube when it seems to create such frustration for your child?”
There was a quick response, “I want to present a difficult challenge
to my son.”
I was impressed with the answer. I believe that though each one of us
faces obstacles on the road of life, our attitude toward them determines
whether we will consider them problems or challenges. Parents who love
their children want them to face realistic, tough challenges in order
to reach their fullest potential.
God loves us too, and He will not give us a problem that He knows is beyond
our capacity to handle. He does not want us to fail. However,
He expects our best efforts.
By Raj Chopra
Submitted by: Darrell Newton
Next week:Rick Roscoe
CLASSES AND EVENTS
Vacation Bible School starts June 29, "The Fruits of the Spirit" it is for 3 years old through the 6th Grade. Please invite all the children you know in this age group - VBS is always a great blessing!