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March 25, 2015
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Our Sympathy To:
David and Rebecca Ward in the death
of David’s father, William Ward, on
March 22.
Joy Henderson in the death of her husband, Walker Henderson, on March 22.
Edwin and Daphne Penrose and family
in the death of Daphne’s father, Jack A.
Davis, Sr., on March 19.
Gloria Zimmerman in the death of her
brother, Nelson Yaichner, on March 18.
Chris Harrison in the death of his uncle,
Carl Harrison, on March 16.
Recently Hospitalized:
Inpatient & Outpatient
March 19-25
Steve Shepherd
Brookwood
Hattie Stacy
St. Vincent’s
Anne Alexander
St. Vincent’s
Gene Wills
UAB
Fernando Franco
UAB
Arthur Rush
UAB
Ed DenBeste
UAB
Prayer Requests:
Maddox Stacy, son of Adam and Amy
Stacy: At home after additional hospital stay due to premature birth; Twin
sister, Hattie, remains in the hospital.
Chris Daviston: Complications from neck
surgery on March 11.
Kevin Jones (Angela): To have surgery
on March 26.
Anna Zerkle, daughter of Jeff Zerkle:
Recovering from complications from
an antiphylactic reaction.
Sandra Faircloth (Ron), sister of Laura
(Ray) Butler: Had kidney surgery at
Trinity today.
Tom Seabury (Jamelle): Recently diagnosed with cancer.
Jean Hampton, mother of Linda (Don)
Southerland: Recovering from heart
valve surgery on March 23.
Mary Worley, mother of Lisa (Randall)
Henderson: Undergoing rehab following knee replacement surgery on
March 9.
Jessica Lawrence, friend of Angela (Joe)
Shock: In UAB recovering from heart
surgery on March 19.
Jackie Hoffman: Chemotherapy is improving numbers but with severe side
effects. Next treatment March 31.
Jane McPherson: Recovering from neck
surgery on March 5.
Stephanie Taylor, daughter of Thelma
Corbin: In UAB recovering from
pneumonia.
Richard Tasich: Awaiting decisions for
treatment of recent fainting spells.
Bryant Corbin, grandson of Frank and
Peggy Brizendine: Had hip surgery in
Baltimore on March 24.
Barbara Bailey (Ron): At home after
recent knee replacement surgery followed by complications.
Wayne Tibbs (Lou Ann): At home following rehab due to stroke on March
2 and lung cancer.
Mildred Heyser: At home following rehab
for broken leg.
Rhonda Barrett, daughter of Ron (Beverly)
Head: At home continuing treatment for
pneumonia and flu.
Jeff Smith (Kristi): Began new cancer
treatment last week.
Bob Fowler (Carolyn): Recently diagnosed
with lung cancer; Began chemotherapy
and radiation treatment this week.
Mildred Reynolds (Melvin): In Golden
Living for rehab following hospitalization due to a stroke.
Stephen Burns (Lisa): Recovering from
chemotherapy.
Gary Garner (Vickie): Awaiting decisions
for recently diagnosed blood disorder.
Michael Kennedy: At home following
recent hospitalization.
Ollie Knighten (Suzy): Undergoing
chemotherapy for recently diagnosed
lung cancer.
Jerry Beck (Yuriko): At home recovering
from gall bladder surgery on March 12.
Shepherd Nations, grandson of John
and Melody Greene: Diagnosed with
malignant tumor on kidney.
Jan Johnson (Mike): Undergoing chemotherapy for recurrent non-Hodgkin’s
lymphoma.
Kayla Perry, daughter of Rob and Christen
Perry: Has cancer but encouraged by
recent scans.
Patti Bland (John): At home following
a recent hospital stay.
Cecilia Roberson (Kendall): Undergoing
chemotherapy at MD Anderson every
other week.
At Home Member:
Rheta Skelton
230 Shades Crest Road
Birmingham, Alabama 35226
Tuesday, April 14, 6:30pm
Check out the latest fashion trends while enjoying hors d’oeuvres
and desserts with friends. See how you can put together fabulous
outfits without breaking the bank. We’ll play a fashion version of
“The Price is Right.” You may win a prize. Bring a friend along
for this night of fun, food, and fashion. Tickets are $7 online or
in the Church Office. April 12 is the deadline. Childcare, birth
to grade 6, is available by reservation only. Contact Mary Beth
Rush, [email protected] for reservations.
Down By The
Creek Bank
Saturday, March 28
Noon at The Preserve
Our Children’s choir will present a classic children’s choir musical Down by the Creek Bank at noon this Saturday, March 28 at
The Preserve Town Hall. Come enjoy this timeless work for kids
of all ages.
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Cancer Support Ministry
Meeting on April 12
The Rays of Hope cancer support ministry offers loving support to
cancer patients, cancer survivors, caregivers, families, and friends
in a Christ-centered group setting. At the next meeting, dermatologist Dr. Danette Bentley will discuss skin cancer, its prevention, and
treatment. Everyone is welcome to attend. For more information,
please contact Ron Head, 205.987.1799 or [email protected], or
Diane Head, 205.822.9047 or [email protected].
Spring Break Schedule
Food.
Basketball.
April 6 @ 6:00pm, Student Building
$5 for a hamburger or hot dog meal
Join us for a night of food, fellowship, games, competitions,
and, yes, the NCAA Men’s Basketball Final on the big screen.
Throughout the night we will have several different competitions
that include some designed for father and son teams to compete
against each other. We will share a devotional before the game.
Stay for the big game and bring a snack to share while you watch.
During Spring Break, March 30-April 3, there will be no Wednesday
Night Life classes or activities on April 1. The Adult Choir and
Orchestra will rehearse on April 1 at 6:30pm in the Worship Center.
Serve Here: Preschool
We need some extra hands and loving hearts to serve in Preschool
for Easter Sunday! For information on how you can serve please
contact Melanie Sanford, [email protected] or Linda Welborn,
[email protected].
New Life Men's Bible Study
A group Bible study for men who are struggling with alcohol or
in recovery from alcoholism meets on Wednesday evening. The
purpose of this group is to grow in Christ-likeness by studying
God’s word, ministering to one another, and sharing common
experiences from our alcoholism.
One member of the study describes the change in his life: “I
began to feel that my situation was hopeless. I had given up my
family for alcohol. I couldn’t blot out my intolerable situation
anymore. I asked God for help. He sent someone that opened
the door for me, to become willing and to accept spiritual help.
I’ve been given NEW LIFE. Thank God for people with similar
issues that have helped me.”
For more information about time, location and materials, contact
Kevin Pitts, 205.266-2731. or Brian Hinton, 205.985.7295. Your
information is kept confidential.
One of our small groups served at the Exceptional Foundation.
Last Saturday was a great day in the life of Hunter Street. Thank
you to everyone who participated in Serve My City. Through the
many service opportunities, Hunter Streeters were able to be the
gospel on display. Let’s continue to build on the relationships
established through Serve My City and seek to demonstrate the
love of Christ to those where we live, work, and play.
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Wednesdays
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Women on Mission
Information about April
meetings
On April 9, Rebekah Harper
will share about her experiences as an MK (Missionaries
Kid) at the daytime Women
on Mission meeting. Everyone is welcome and lunch is
served after the meeting ($5).
On April 12, Minister to Children, Andy Wilbanks, will talk
about Hunter Street’s mission
in New Orleans. Everyone is
welcome to this Sunday group.
Bible Study
Morning Worship
Bible Study
Morning Worship
Bible Study
Morning Worship
Adult Choir Rehearsal
Children and Student
Choirs & Discipleship
E.S.L.– East 300
Joyful Singers–West 205
Fellowship Meal–Gym
Childcare–
Birth-age 3–Tadpole Park
Preschool–
Music & Missions
K4-K5– Toadsville
Music and Missions—
(Grades 1-4)—In the Children’s Building
Route 56 Fuel (Grades 5-6)—
Route 56 Room
E.S.L.– East 300
Hunter Street Students (Grades 7–8) – Student
Building
Hunter Street Students
(Grades 9-12) –Student
Building
Wednesday Night Life discipleship classes
Choir—Music Suite
Orchestra—Worship
Center
Hunter Street Library
n 8:30 to 11:45 am
Sundays
Wednesdays n 4:00 to 6:30 pm
Register for a library PIN and user name at
HunterStreet.org/resources
Then you can view and reserve books and
library materials online.
Hunter Street Student Building
Wednesdays n 4:00 to 8:00 pm
The BookStore at Hunter Street
n 8:00 am-12:30 pm
Sunday
n 3:30-7:00 pm
Wednesday n 10:00 am-8:00 pm
n 12:00-5:00 pm
Thursday
June 1-5
Registration begins April 6
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Women on Mission meets on
the second Thursday of each
month from 10:00-11:00am
and on the second Sunday afternoon of each month from
5:00-6:00pm. For more information, contact Karla Luttrell,
[email protected].
street staff
fellowship meal
Buddy Gray
Pastor
Bill Decker
Executive Pastor
Morrell Dodd Administrator
Brian Hinton Associate Pastor/
Pastoral Care
Brady Tarr
Minister of Membership
Kerry Jones
Minister of Education
Spencer Knight Minister of Ministries
Frank Blackwell Minister of Missions
Harry Harper Associate Minister of Missions
Dan Odle
Minister of Music
Barry Daniel Minister of Median Adult II
& Senior Adults
KC Armstrong Minister of Single Adults
David Nalls Associate Student Minister:
Middle School
Jeff Wilbanks Minister of Pre-Teens
Andy Wilbanks
Minister of Children
Melanie Sanford Minister of Preschool
Carey Keiger
Minister of Recreation
Join us for the next Fellowship Meal
at Wednesday Night Life kick-off on
Wednesday, April 8. The serving lines
open at 4:45 pm and close at 6:15pm.
For the week of March 22, 2015
Average Weekly Budget
$178,993.21
Budget Offering Received
203,305.28
Budget Requirements (YTD) 2,147,918.52
Budget Receipts (YTD)
2,323,300.02
Difference
175,381.50
Building Fund Receipts
1,587.08
Small Group Attendance
2,964
Total Worship Attendance
2,841
Christ Our Hope Attendance
98
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