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VOLUME XXXI
CCLI # 570302
JUNE 14,
2015
James 1:27 Luke 15:4 Philippians 2:12 Luke 19:10 Matthew 28:18-20
Times of Services
Bible Class
9:00
AM Service
10:00
PM Service
5:00
Wednesday
7:00
ELDERS
Mike Brumley
(699-7574)
Jimmy Carlile
(349-0369)
Pat Darden
(689-7916)
Bryan Mason
(638-3888)
*Steve McClaine
(557-1147)
Kyle Peck
(520-2025)
Lynn Richardson
(901-568-3109)
Smokie Thorp
(638-9940)
Ray Tobias
(686-7760)
Visitors, we are so glad to have you with us today at
Fairmont Park. Please give us a chance to meet you!
We also invite you back at 7:00 this evening for VBS.
VBS IS HERE!
7:00-9:00 P.M.
Tonight-Wednesday
*indicates Elder down front
MINISTERS
Don Mitchell
Dylan Fabrizio
Come here inspirational
lessons from the
life of Elijah each night!
(699-7233)
(501-388-9761)
Classes for birth-99!
VISION
Be sure to register and invite
your friends to register too at
Our vision is to be Christ
centered, to be a place where
people can find grace, hope,
love, and healing, and discover
their purpose in life by being a
Christ-centered family, equipping believers for lifelong faith
and service through worship
and personal sacrifice.
STATISTICS
Bible Class
n/a
Worship
438
Evening
227
Weekly Budget
$25,452
Contribution
$21,156
Building Loan Balance
www.fmpvbs.com.
Come early to the foyer to
get your name tag and room
location! You don’t want to
miss a minute of class!
As you know, all classrooms were set up during the Work Day yesterday
(and will be finished today if necessary). Therefore, ALL children’s classes
(except birth & ones) will meet in the Tweener Room for a group lesson and
devotional during class time today only. The teen and adult classes in the
Youth room, Tweener room and the Green room will combine in the auditorium. The adults in Classroom 1 & 2 will combine in Classroom 2 this week
only or attend the auditorium class.
$903,528
3813 N. MIDLAND DR.
PHONE 432 -699-7064
WWW.FMPCHURCH.COM
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New members
Baptized May 27th
Jose & Rebecca
Morales
5801 Deauville Blvd.
#4112, 79706
934-9939
Hailey, Bailey, JC
Baptized June 7th
Dustin Dubose
Placing membership
Dustin & Tisha Dubose
41 Laurel Valley Dr.
Odessa, 79765
Brody
Heart to Heart
Train Wreck
There was a terrible train wreck on a recent Tuesday night, in Philadelphia,
Pennsylvania. The train derailed as it was traveling from Washington D.C. to New York
City. Seven people died and over 200 were seriously injured, out of the 243 people involved. The scene was described as horrific with badly injured commuters and twisted
metal.
As bad as this train wreck was with a simple derailment, the early years of the
railroad industry were known for horrific train wrecks. Without a dependable communication system for coordination of schedules and tracks, there were often head-on collisions.
In those early years before airplanes many of these trains carried thousands of people
around the U.SS. And a train wreck equaled numerous fatalities. Because of tremendous
amount of destruction in these situations, the phrase “train wreck” began to describe
other situations where there was death, devastation, and wreckage.
It reminds me of what Jesus said in Luke 13:1-5 where he receives two terrible
reports. First, several Jews had been killed by Pilate and their blood mixed with his idolatrous sacrifices. Then there was the accident involving a tower falling and killing eighteen
innocent people. With these two “train wreck” situations it seems Jesus would have offered condolences. Instead, he points to the horrors that will occur to people who do not
repent of their sins. Jesus’ words were fulfilled in the fall of Jerusalem in 70AD when the
Roman army destroyed the city and killed multitudes of people.
My hope is all mankind will repent of their sins and commit to Christ before Judgment Day. Jesus is the only hope for us to avoid the great “train wreck” at the end of
time.
Think about it!
Billy Reed
Monahans Church of Christ
Encounter students—leaving at 1:00 p.m.
High School Mission Trip—Detroit Michigan
July 12-18 All essays & $ due by 6/21.
June 14
Wedding Shower
For Ainsley Rea
Children’s Ministry
Oldest daughter of Carol & Randy
June 26
Lambs Party
June 27
Pre-4th of July
Congregational
Fellowship
June 28
Wedding Shower
For Echo Johnson
Today,
because of VBS
decorations,
all children’s classes
will meet in the
Tweener Room
Plan Ahead!
You are invited to a dinner/swim party
on June 26th, 6-9pm,
at 4565 Shady Oak Ct.
Be there for some special surprises!
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Hamburgers, Hot Dogs, Ice Cream
& Cookies
Saturday, June 27th
We will eat at 5:00pm.
MPD will be here at 6pm for bicycle safety
so bring your bicycle and helmet!
Come check out our new playground!
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You are invited to a Wedding Shower
For Ainsley Rea,(oldest daughter of Carol & Randy)
bride-elect of Conoley Olson
Today, June 14th, 1:30-3:00pm
At the home of Susan Ivanhoe
5604 Heartland Court
Selections at Dillard’s and Bed, Bath,
& Beyond, gift cards to Home Goods
Children MUST be accompanied by an adult
You are invited to a
Bridal Shower honoring
Echo Johnson
Sunday, June 28th
1:30-3:00 p.m.
At the home of Jessica Carlile
5009 Northcrest
Selections: Target; Bed, Bath & Beyond; Ivy Cottage;
Carter’s Gift Shop (located in Carter’s Furniture)
Join us in celebrating
Bill and Mildred
Crozier’s
70th Wedding
Anniversary
Saturday, June 20, 2015
2:00 - 4:00 pm
Cimmaron Place Lobby
3400 Caldera Blvd
Our sympathy is also extended to Heather Moxley at the loss of her grandfather, Ed
Billingsley, on Tuesday. Services were Friday at the Lamesa Church of Christ.
Our love and sympathy is extended to the family of Loy Mitchell, who passed on to his
heavenly reward Tuesday morning. Services were held Friday at the 14th & Main
congregation in Big Spring. Burial will be Monday in Topeka, Kansas.
Condolences to Paige Pipkin and family at the loss of Paige’s grandmother, Anna Turner.
We also extend our sympathy to the Mark Wright family in the loss of his father, Wes. Services are pending.
Churches of Christ Disaster Relief Effort
The elders would like to make the congregation aware of a churches of Christ operated disaster relief operation
based in Nashville, TN that is providing a lot of help to the flooded areas in Texas like Seagraves, Wimberley, and
Houston as well as other disaster areas in other states. Because of the many areas needing assistance, they are
asking for donations. If you would like help this effort, please give your donations to one of the elders or Scott Mims
and the collected funds will be sent to the organization from Fairmont Park. If you prefer to donate directly to them,
you can go to their website to do that. To learn more about this church ministry, look at their website via link
below and how they are able to help so many through the donations from many congregations across the
nation.
http://disasterreliefeffort.org/
Recent report posted on bulletin board.
Prayer List
Bret Pearcy is doing well following his second chemo round. He returns to Houston on June 16th for treatment.
Hamp Kerby had an endoscopy done on Friday. He is not doing well.
Grady Lobley is having a lot of health issues.
Priscilla Stitt is continuing to recover from the infection.
Lynn Richardson has seen improvement in his incision, but the doctor will decide next week about surgery.
Becky Waldrop will have knee replacement surgery on Tuesday, June 16th.
Janet Hayse is having health issues and will have surgery on Thursday, June 25th.
Robert Wilson has developed another infection in his foot.
Tavares Fowler, son of Wayne Fowler, is under the care of Hospice.
Verda Hardegree, mother of Becky Carlson, Deana Hardegree, & Kim Gerstenberger, was taken to a Lubbock
hospital after being found unresponsive from a heart attack.
Melva Allen will soon be moving but can’t until she has a doctor lined up in Kerrville. Please be praying about this.
Becky Shroyer, Melva Allen’s sister-in-law, is having emergency back surgery for a ruptured disc.
Burke Brack and Mitchell have been able to go home to continue rehab.
Terri Upchurch, cousin of Roxanne Ogden & Jay Harrell, is under Hospice care and is now at home.
Sharon Sparkman’s sister, Vickie Craigshead, will be having surgery when school is out.
Remember in prayer: Melva Allen, Grady Lobley, Joan James, John Hamrick, Erin Hunt, Robert Browning, Betty Collins, Tammy
Borches, David Rogers, Terri Upchurch, Loretta Grace Merritt, Brett Foster, Georgia Bartlett, Madilyn Pettitt, Bradley Roberts, Kay
Carter, Jan Sizemore, Jeanette Dragisic, Mandy Bogart, Fay Prichard, Glenn Hibbens, Bobbie Hill, Betty Scott, Crozier Family, Lee &
Dorothy Ansley, Jim McClaine, Glenda Winkley, Mary Alice Tidwell, Juanita Eudy, Leon & Sue Ford, LaVerne Foster-Watson
Because CHRIST DID IT
“More” than a BASKETBALL SKILLS CAMP
ATTENTION ALL BOYS 6 – 9
Mark YOUR CALENDARS and SIGN UP IN THE FOYER
(limited to 25 attendees)
Dates: July 16, 17, 20, 21 (Thursday, Friday, Monday & Tuesday)
Time: 6:30-8:00
Location: FMP GYM
Sign-up: IN FOYER or call Bryan Mason at 432-638-3888
The camp will be run by a highly successful and former Varsity Head Coach Matthew Mason and assisted
by: Rich Gill & Bryan Mason.
 Prayer and Devotional focusing on “Discipline” before each practice.
 Offense, Defense and Rebounding Skills Drills
 Team Scrimmages
 Each Participant receives a FMP Basketball
Birthdays
14—Dorothy Blair, Dean’na Wickham, Linda Seago, Paige Pipkin, 15—Lila McGowan, Lan Bundy, Addison Collins, Alyssa Durham, 16—Thelma Brazell, 17—Bud James, 18—Dana Howard, Kim Wuthrich, 19—Leon Ford, Fred Frantz, Amy Penland, 20—
Cody Wilcox
Missions We Support
Hadyn Griffith-Houston Texas
Bryan Bost -Sao Paulo, Brazil
Gottfried Reichel-Germany
George Hall-Honduras, Guatemala &
Nicaragua
Ozzy McDaniel-Rapid City, S. Dakota
J. Don Rodgers-Ukraine
Denzel Roberts-Nevis W. Indies
Andrew Soloman-St Lucia
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