Prayer Requests, 08/24/08

Don Talbott is home recovering from partial foot amputation surgery. Maurice Beaver’s sister, Glenna Beavers. Melvin Messer. Rev. Edsel and Alice Trouten. Michael Stomm. George and Helen York. Carol Stinson. Elsie Hall. Margaret Beeson. Mary Holcomb and her mother Dorothy Larrison. Marilyn and Charles Burgess. Ernie and Faye Barnard. Jody Carnes. Terry York. Marie Wilson. Albert Pence. Joetta Wilkinson. Nick Paul. Mark Ballenger. Olive Bruner. Olive Berkebile. Amazing Angels Child Care. Hailey Blevins. Jan Townsend. The Persecuted Christians.

Missionaries: Robert Pickle- Set Free Ministries. Dan & Sheri Miller. Dana Harding. Daniel Duke. Bob & Janet Miller. Dee Sudnig. Lindell & Kay Browning. Bill & Kay Swesay. Ken & Linda Walker. Greg & Amy Crofford. Wayne & Connie LaForce. Mark Ryan. Dan & Margaret Clark. Scott and Emily Armstrong. Kathy Matson.

Nursing Home: Rev. R.C. Boynton. Franklin White. Earl Goodwin. Bonnie McLain. Dorothy Hall.

 

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News, 08/24/08

Nazarene Nationals begin next Saturday in Cincinnati for our softball team. Our first came is with Grove City Church of the Nazarene at Triple Creek Fields beginning 9:30 a.m. Mark your team fee “national softball.”

Small group discipleship studies continue each Wednesday at 6:30 p.m.

Worship team singers meet Wednesday, 7:30 p.m. Come and join to practice for next Sunday’s song service.

Recycle your computer printer cartridges Bring your used cartridges to the church and place them in the white box in the foyer for the daycare fundraiser.

Hagerstown Faith Housing is set up for senior rental assisted living. If you know of anyone interested, call Floyd Sanders at 489-4898. There are several vacancies.

Glenna Beavers, Maurice Beaver’s sister is recovering from a severe stroke. For those who wish to send her a card, her home address is: Glenna Beavers, 3302 Diamond Ave., El Paso, TX 79904-2531.

The Parking lot needs to be sealed. This is a maintenance job that needs attention every other year to help preserve the asphalt. We have a bid for $1,500. We appreciate your donations toward this project. Mark your gift “parking lot.”

Thank you, Joel, for collecting $279.01 for the Succotz Nazarene School students in Belize. This amount will pay a year’s tuition and the uniforms for ten students. Joel is the son of Brenda Moore and the grandson of Don and Juanita Townsend.

Matt & Priscilla Parrett will be with us Sunday morning, September 27, for a missionary deputation service. We look forward to there presentation on China. Pray that God will touch our hearts for missions as He has touched those who serve Him in this ministry.

Next Sunday is Labor Day Weekend Sunday. Select your favorite hymn for the Hymn-Sing Service followed by a time of celebrating the Lord’s Supper for those who wish. You may want to review the history of your favorite hymn. Some of our hymns excel in good theology which helps us live out Christian holiness in our post-modern culture.

 

August Finances
MONTHLY GIVING	Received last Sunday the 17th	Received so far for the Month	Goal for the Month
Tithes and Offering	1,610.26	7,355.15	6,000.00
Building Fund Loan	90.00	504.00	728.77
Missions	286.01	566.01	300.00

Weekly Thought

 

In Beyond the Worship Wars the author grieves over the conflicts around traditional vs. contemporary worship and music styles. What makes for real worship? His research shows that though styles range from one end to the other there were some common denominators.

Churches that thrive in worship have warm hospitality, excellent music, commitment to mission outreach and thoughtful preaching. But number one on the list is that these churches “make room … for the experience of mystery.”

Worship is a place where humans encounter God. Worship services are more than just musical concerts, or edifying lectures, or lively social gatherings. They are an event to which people can expect to be touched by the divine presence.

This is impossible to plan for the wind of the Spirit, as Jesus tells Nicodemus, “blows where it chooses, and you hear the sound of it, but you do not know where it comes from or where it goes” (John 3:8). Yet, we can approach worship in such a way that we are watchful and hopeful and attentive. We can pray for a blessing beforehand, and we can talk afterward with others about the ways God has made such blessings real. Most of all, we can come expecting that “surely the presence of the Lord is in this place.”

Catherine the Great once built a Russian Orthodox church in southern France so she could worship in her custom while visiting there. To be a true place of worship she arranged to have a barge load of Russian soil transported so the church could be built upon it.

It’s neither the dirt nor the solidity of its walls that allows us to say “surely the Lord is in this place.” That is the work of the Holy Spirit alone.

–adapted from homileticsonline 8/23/08.

Bulletin Insert, 8/24/08

Sunday School Bible Fellowship ……………9:30 a.m.

Greeter: David Shepherd

Sunday School Leader: Kevin Rogers

Youth Director: Carolyn Talbott

Children's Director: Carol Fannin

Sunday Worship Service………………….10:40 a.m.

Greeter: Lanelle Stitt

Sight & Sound: Seth Stomm, Richard Butler

Instrumentalists: Ted Blevins, Mat & Tammy Root

Worship Welcome…………….......…Kevin Rogers

Birthdays & Anniversaries

Announcements

Congregational Scripture Reading

Congregational Singing………...........Chris Walker

(lyrics on the screen and on the bulletin insert)

Victory Chant

We’ll Work till Jesus Comes (hymn 282)

Whiter than Snow (hymn 513)

Calling God’s People to Prayer……..Pastor Fannin

More Love, More Power

Hallelujah! Praise the Lamb

Worship God with His Tithes and Our Offerings

Special Song………….……………….……Children

Rev It Up and 1 John 4:19

Message………………..………………..Pastor Ames

Pergamos, Satan’s Throne

Sunday Youth Gathering………………...….6:00 p.m. Adult Praise and Worship…………...…6:00 p.m.

Monday Softball Practice at Airport.............6:00 p.m.

Wednesday Small Group Discipleship….......6:30 p.m.

Saturday Nazarene Softball Nationals in Cincinnati

Greeters for next Sunday, August 31^st:

(SS) Joe the Rosolino (AM) Lois Rosolino

Unconditional Faithfulness: The Second Non-Negotiable Characteristic of the True Church

 

Revelation 2:8-11 (New King James Version) Scripture is here

 

Download the MP3 or listen online here:

Bulletin Insert, 8/17/08

Church Ministry This Week

Sunday School Bible Fellowship ……………9:30 a.m.

Greeter: Nancy Bonanza

Sunday School Leader: Kevin Rogers

Youth Director: Carolyn Talbott

Children's Director: Carol Fannin

Sunday Worship Service………………….10:40 a.m.

Greeter: Karen Ferriell

Sight & Sound: Seth Stomm, Richard Butler

Instrumentalists: Ted Blevins, Mat & Tammy Root

Worship Welcome…………………..Kevin Rogers

Birthdays & Anniversaries

Announcements

Congregational Scripture Reading

Congregational Singing………...........Chris Walker

(lyrics on the screen and on the bulletin insert)

This is the Day (Hymn 26)

I’m So Glad

Down in My Heart

Majesty (MCB CD)

Calling God’s People to Prayer……….Pastor Ames

Have Thine Own Way, Lord (Hymn 480)

Thank You, Lord

Worship God with His Tithes and Our Offerings

Duet Song………………….………Kathie and Chris

I Will Sing the Wondrous Story

Message………………..……………..Pastor Fannin

Unconditional Faithfulness: The Second Non-Negotiable Characteristic of the True Church

Sunday School Picnic at Hagerstown Park Shelter 2

Sunday Praise and Worship………….……..6:00 p.m.

Monday First Day of School for Hagerstown……9:30 a.m.

Wednesday Small Group Discipleship….......6:30 p.m.

Saturday Men’s Fellowship Trip to Portland for the 43^rd Antique Gas Engine and Tractor Show..........8:00 a.m.

Greeters for next Sunday, August 24^th:

(SS) David Shepherd (AM) Lanelle Stitt

Prayer Requests, 08/17/08

Don Talbott is recovering from partial foot amputation surgery. Remember the family of Nelson Harrison. His funeral was last Friday. Maurice Beaver’s sister, Glenna Beavers. Melvin Messer. Rev. Edsel and Alice Trouten. Michael Stomm. George and Helen York. Elsie Hall. Margaret Beeson. Mary Holcomb and her mother Dorothy Larrison. Marilyn and Charles Burgess. Ernie and Faye Barnard. Jody Carnes. Terry York. Marie Wilson. Albert Pence. Joetta Wilkinson. Henry Overbay. Nick Paul. Mark Ballenger. Olive Bruner. Olive Berkebile. Amazing Angels Child Care. Hailey Blevins. Jan Townsend. The Persecuted Christians.

Missionaries: Robert Pickle- Set Free Ministries. Dan & Sheri Miller. Dana Harding. Daniel Duke. Bob & Janet Miller. Dee Sudnig. Lindell & Kay Browning. Bill & Kay Swesay. Ken & Linda Walker. Greg & Amy Crofford. Wayne & Connie LaForce. Mark Ryan. Dan & Margaret Clark. Scott and Emily Armstrong. Kathy Matson.

Nursing Home: Rev. R.C. Boynton. Franklin White. Earl Goodwin. Bonnie McLain. Dorothy Hall.

News, 08/17/08

 

Congratulations to Hagerstown Softball Yesterday at Williamsburg our team won the tourney championship in a three game sweep even though at each game our team was the visitors. Thanks to each team member for playing great ball and to Richard Butler and Seth Stomm for great coaching; also, thanks to our cheerleaders.

Several from our team are planning to travel to the Nazarene Nationals in Cincinnati on Labor Day Weekend. Please mark your money “national softball” for the fee.

Small group discipleship studies continue each Wednesday at 6:30 p.m.

Recycle your computer printer cartridges Bring your used cartridges to the church and place them in the white box in the foyer for the daycare fundraiser.

Hagerstown Faith Housing is set up for senior rental assisted living. If you know of anyone interested, call Floyd Sanders at 489-4898. There are several vacancies.

Glenna Beavers, Maurice Beaver’s sister is recovering from a severe stroke. For those who wish to send her a card, her home address is: Glenna Beavers, 3302 Diamond Ave., El Paso, TX 79904-2531.

Sunday School picnic is today at Hagerstown Park shelter #2 following the morning worship service. Everyone is welcome.

School begins tomorrow for Nettle Creek Corp. Our church is working in conjunction with the school and the town trustee to help buy supplies for the students. We are helping with ten students with shoes, clothes, and class room supplies. Mark your generous gift “school supplies” to help cover the cost. This means much to our local families. Some supplies have already been delivered.

Greet the students tomorrow. We need several from our church to join with other adults to greet the high school students. Please meet at the high school office at 8:45 a.m. for gifts to give the students unloading from the buses.

Men’s Fellowship Trip to Portland for the 43^rd Antique Gas Engine and Tractor Show is this Saturday. We’ll leave the church around 8:00 a.m. for breakfast.

Parking lot needs to be sealed. This is a maintenance job that needs attention every other year to help preserve the asphalt. We have a bid for $1,500. We appreciate your donations toward this project. Mark your gift “parking lot.”

Thanks to all who help with the Jubilee Day Parade float. Our Amazing Angels Day Care and Sunday school children rode the float in the parade. Thanks to Boy Scout Troop 1832 for handing out candy and brochures.

NRA Basic Gun Safety Class will be offered by Monty Sutton in the OutPost each Monday, 6:00-9:00 p.m. The cost is $10 plus cost for other supplies. See Monty for more information.

 

August Finances
MONTHLY GIVING	Received last Sunday the 10th	Received so far for the Month	Goal for the Month
Tithes and Offering	2,365.05	5,744.89	6,000.00
Building Fund Loan	353.00	414.00	728.77
Missions	218.00	280.00	300.00

Weekly Thought

 

Fred Craddock tells the story of a missionary sent to preach the gospel in India near the end of World War II. After many months the time came for a furlough back home. He was wired the money from his superiors to book passage on a steamer but when he got to the port city he discovered a boat-load of Jews had just been allowed to land temporarily. These were the days when European Jews were sailing all over the world literally looking for a place to live, and these particular Jews were now staying in attics and warehouses and basements all over that port city.

It happened to be Christmas, and on Christmas morning, this missionary went to one of the attics where scores of Jews were staying. He walked in and said, “Merry Christmas.”

The people looked at him as if he were crazy and responded, “We’re Jews.” “I know that,” said the missionary, “What would you like for Christmas?” In utter amazement the Jews responded, “Why, we’d like pastries, good pastries like the ones we used to have in Germany.”

So the missionary went out and used the money for his ticket home to buy pastries for all the Jews he could find staying in the port. Of course, then he had to wire home asking for more money to book his passage back to the States. Not surprisingly, his superiors wired back, asking what happened to the money they had already sent.

He wired that he had used it to buy Christmas pastries for some Jews. His superiors wired back, “Why did you do that? They don’t even believe in Jesus.” He wired back: “Yes, but I do.”

Let the church be the church by showing God’s unconditional love. –retrieved from homileticsonline 8/14/08

 

2 Corinthians 10:17-18“But, "Let him who boasts boast in the Lord." For it is not the one who commends himself who is approved, but the one whom the Lord commends.” Brought to you by BibleGateway.com. Copyright (C) NIV. All Rights Reserved.

Prayer Requests, 08/10/08

 

Maurice Beaver’s sister, Glenna Beavers of El Paso, is recovering from a severe stroke. Don Talbott. Melvin Messer. Rev. Edsel and Alice Trouten. Michael Stomm. George and Helen York. Elsie Hall. Margaret Beeson. Mary Holcomb and her mother Dorothy Larrison. Marilyn and Charles Burgess. Ernie and Faye Barnard. Jody Carnes. Terry York. Marie Wilson. Albert Pence. Joetta Wilkinson. Henry Overbay. Nick Paul. Mark Ballenger. Olive Bruner. Olive Berkebile. Amazing Angels Child Care. Hailey Blevins. Jan Townsend. The Persecuted Christians.

Missionaries: Robert Pickle- Set Free Ministries. Dan & Sheri Miller. Dana Harding. Daniel Duke. Bob & Janet Miller. Dee Sudnig. Lindell & Kay Browning. Bill & Kay Swesay. Ken & Linda Walker. Greg & Amy Crofford. Wayne & Connie LaForce. Mark Ryan. Dan & Margaret Clark. Scott and Emily Armstrong. Kathy Matson.

Nursing Home: Rev. R.C. Boynton. Franklin White. Earl Goodwin. Bonnie McLain. Dorothy Hall.

No Sermon posted this week

 

We had a special speaker this week from Rock of Israel ministries. We are not posting his message.

News, 08/10/08

 

Church softball tourney is this Saturday at Williamsburg, 9:00 a.m. with New Life Holiness. We lost last Friday’s Richmond game and won yesterday’s Williamsburg game.

Richmond Softball is this Tuesday at 7:00 p.m. and Friday at 6:00 p.m. Diamond 2.

Several from our team are planning to travel to the Nazarene Nationals in Cincinnati on Labor Day Weekend. Please mark your money “national softball” for the fee.

Small group discipleship studies continue each Wednesday at 6:30 p.m.

Recycle your computer printer cartridges Bring your used cartridges to the church and place them in the white box in the foyer for the daycare fundraiser.

Hagerstown Faith Housing is set up for senior rental assisted living. If you know of anyone interested, call Floyd Sanders at 489-4898. There are several vacancies.

Glenna Beavers, Maurice Beaver’s sister, is recovering from a severe stroke. For those who wish to send her a card: Glenna Beavers, Sierra Providence Rehab Center, 1740 Curie Drive, El Paso, TX 79902.

Hagerstown Jubilee Day Parade is this Saturday at 10:00 a.m. Amazing Angels Day Care will be riding the float along with our Sunday School children.

Public School begins soon. Our church is working in conjunction with Nettle Creek Schools and the Town Trustee to help buy supplies for the students. We are helping with ten students with shoes, clothes, and class room supplies. Mark your generous gift “school supplies” to help cover the costs. This means much to our local families. Some of the supplies have already been delivered.

Jesus in the Seven Feasts of Israel” is the special presentation that Douglas Carmel from The Rock of Israel Ministries will give in our morning worship service. Brother Douglas was raised in a Jewish home and became a believer in 1986. He was married in 1989 and has five children. He received training by Jews for Jesus and attended Moody Bible Institute. In the past 12 years of ministry, he has shared his faith in Jesus in over 25 states. His ministry is to help believers see how Christ Jesus fulfills all the Jewish expectations as the Messiah.

NRA Basic Gun Safety Class will be offered by Monty Sutton in the OutPost each Monday, 6:00-9:00 p.m. The cost is $10 plus cost for other supplies. See Monty for more information.

Thanks to Carolyn Talbott and Sandy Dean for heading up the softball concession stand at Williamsburg Softball Tourney yesterday.

 

August Finances
MONTHLY GIVING	Received last Sunday the 3rd	Received so far for the Month	Goal for the Month
Tithes and Offering	3,379.84	3,379.84	6,000.00
Building Fund Loan	61.00	61.00	728.77
Missions	62.00	62.00	300.00

Bulletin Insert, 8/10/08

Sunday School Bible Fellowship ……………9:30 a.m.

Greeter: Monty Sutton
Sunday School Leader: Kevin Rogers
Youth Director: Carolyn Talbott
Children's Director: Carol Fannin

Sunday Worship Service………………….10:40 a.m.

Greeter: Susie Messer
Sight & Sound: Seth Stomm, Richard Butler
Instrumentalists: Ted Blevins, Mat & Tammy Root
Worship Welcome…………………..Kevin Rogers

Birthdays & Anniversaries

Announcements

Congregational Scripture Reading

Congregational Singing………...........Chris Walker
(lyrics on the screen and on the bulletin insert)

He Rolled the Sea Away (Hymn 649)

Ancient Words (CD music)

Celebrate the Risen King Medley (Hymn 259 & 260)

Calling God’s People to Prayer……….Pastor Ames

Breathe on Me, Breath of God (Hymn 302)

Awesome God (chorus)

Worship God with His Tithes and Our Offerings

Special Song………………..…………Nikki Merrill

Call on Jesus

Presentation………………..…….…Douglas Carmel

“Jesus in the Seven Feasts of Israel”

Sunday Praise and Worship………….……..6:00 p.m.

Sunday Church Board Meeting………….…7:30 p.m.

Tuesday Richmond Softball…………………7:00 p.m.

Wednesday Small Group Discipleship….......6:30 p.m.

Friday Richmond Softball…………......……6:00 p.m.

Saturday Williamsburg Tourney Game…….9:00 a.m. Hagerstown Jubilee Day Parade………10:00 a.m.

Greeters for next Sunday, August 17^th:

(SS) Nancy Bonanza (AM) Karen Ferriell

Priority Love: The First Non-Negotiable Characteristic of the True Church

A sermon that deals with the first love of our life, Jesus Christ.

Revelation 2:1-7 (New King James Version) Scripture is here

Download the MP3 or listen online here: http://www.worshipcloud.com/hagerstown-church-of-the-nazarene/sermon/priority-love-the-first-non-negotiable-characteristic-of-the-true-church

A New Feature for our site.

Check out this link where you can download the latest sermon content for our church.

Here is the link:

http://www.churchcloud.com/hagerstown-church-of-the-nazarene/sermons/

Prayer Petitions, August 3, 2008

Maurice Beaver’s sister, Glenna Beavers of El Paso, is recovering from a severe stroke. Don Talbott. Melvin Messer. Rev. Edsel and Alice Trouten. Michael Stomm. George and Helen York. Elsie Hall. Margaret Beeson. Mary Holcomb and her mother Dorothy Larrison. Marilyn and Charles Burgess. Ernie and Faye Barnard. Jody Carnes. Terry York. Marie Wilson. Albert Pence. Joetta Wilkinson. Henry Overbay. Nick Paul. Mark Ballenger. Olive Bruner. Olive Berkebile. Amazing Angels Child Care. Hailey Blevins. Jan Townsend. The Persecuted Christians.

Missionaries: Robert Pickle- Set Free Ministries. Dan & Sheri Miller. Dana Harding. Daniel Duke. Bob & Janet Miller. Dee Sudnig. Lindell & Kay Browning. Bill & Kay Swesay. Ken & Linda Walker. Greg & Amy Crofford. Wayne & Connie LaForce. Mark Ryan. Dan & Margaret Clark. Scott and Emily Armstrong. Kathy Matson.

Nursing Home: Rev. R.C. Boynton. Franklin White. Earl Goodwin. Bonnie McLain.

News, August 3, 2008

Women of Faith Retreat was last Friday and Saturday. Our ladies had a great time.

District Assembly Convention is this Monday, August 4, 8:30 a.m. Delegates are Pastor Fannin, Associate Pastor Ames, Melissa Sutton, Carolyn Talbott, Kevin Rogers, Maurice Beavers, and Chris Walker. We need to leave the church around 7:00 a.m.

Pre-district Assembly Rally is this afternoon beginning at 5:00 p.m. Let Pastor Fannin know if you can go. We’ll be leaving the church around 3:00 p.m.

Pastor Ames will still have our Sunday evening Praise and Worship at the church beginning at 6:00 pm.

Church softball is Friday at Richmond 8:00 p.m. Diamond 1 and Saturday at Williamsburg 11:00 a.m.

Small group discipleship studies continue each Wednesday at 6:30 p.m.

Recycle your computer printer cartridges Bring your used cartridges to the church and place them in the white box in the foyer for the daycare fundraiser.

Hagerstown Faith Housing is set up for senior rental assisted living. If you know of anyone interested, call Floyd Sanders at 489-4898. There are several vacancies.

Glenna Beavers, Maurice Beaver’s sister, is recovering from a severe stroke. For those who wish to send her a card: Glenna Beavers, Sierra Providence Rehab Center, 1740 Curie Drive, El Paso, TX 79902.

As the ushers passed the offering plate, a young first-time visitor carefully watched the proceedings. As the ushers approached her pew, the little girl said to her father, "Daddy, you don't have to pay for me. I'm under five."

Child Care Committee Meeting is this Friday beginning at 6:00 p.m.

Jesus in the Seven Feasts of Israel” is the presentation that Douglas Carmel from Rock of Israel Ministries will make next Sunday in our morning worship service. Invite your family and friends for this unique experience of seeing the life of Christ from this Jewish perspective. The public is invited to attend this very unique presentation of Christ.

 

Final July Finances
MONTHLY GIVING	Received last Sunday the 27th	Received for the Month	Disbursed for the Month
Tithes and Offering	1,608.49	6,254.50	5,719.49
Building Fund Loan	237.00	784.00	728.77
Missions	83.00	386.00	362.00

News, 07/27/08

 

Thanks to all who provided the memorial meal to the Niles and Sharon Hunt family. Everything was great. Thanks to our stewards for a great job.

Board Trustees will meet this Tuesday at the OutPost beginning 6:30 p.m.

District Missionary Rally and Convention is this Friday at 7:00 p.m. and Saturday at 8:30 a.m. Saturday convention delegates are Pastor Fannin, Melissa Sutton, Christ Walker, Kathie Stomm, Joe and Lois Rosolino.

District Assembly Convention is next Monday, August 4, 8:30 a.m. Delegates are Pastor Fannin, Associate Pastor Ames, Melissa Sutton, Carolyn Talbot, Kevin Rogers, Joe Rosolino, and Lois Rosolino.

Saturday Men’s Prayer Breakfast begins at 8:00 a.m. This is a great time of fellowship and eating.

Church softball is this Friday at Richmond Diamond 1, 8:00 p.m. No Williamsburg Saturday games.

Small group discipleship studies continue each Wednesday at 6:30 p.m.

The men’s group meet at the OutPost to study Tony Dungy’s Quiet Strength.

The women meet at the parsonage for devotions.

Women of Faith Retreat is this Friday and Saturday. There are only five tickets left each $65. Please see Nikki Merrill or Carol Fannin.

This is the last Sunday of the month. Thank you for your faithful financial support for the ongoing ministry of the church in our community and our world.

Recycle your computer printer cartridges Bring your used cartridges to the church and place them in the white box in the foyer for the daycare fundraiser.

Hagerstown Faith Housing is set up for senior rental assisted living. If you know of anyone interested, call Floyd Sanders at 489-4898. There are several vacancies.

Glenna Beavers, Maurice Beaver’s sister, is recovering from a severe stroke. For those who wish to send her a card: Glenna Beavers, Sierra Providence Rehab Center, 1740 Curie Drive, El Paso, TX 79902.

 

July Finances
MONTHLY GIVING	Received last Sunday the 20th	Received so far for the Month	Goals for the Month
Tithes and Offering	1,906.00	4,696.01	6,000.00
Building Fund Loan	124.00	547.00	728.77
Missions	20.00	153.00	500.00