1. family and parenting
2. children

THOSE TO SERVE
SUNDAY MORNING GREETERS – April 5, 2015
Front Door – Joe and Sandi Cook
West Door – Jim and Kaley Donnelly
East Door – Randy and Martha Britton
AUDITORIUM CLASS PRAYER............................................Joseph Cook
MORNING WORSHIP – April 5
OPENING PRAYER…...........................................................Jim Donnelly
PRESIDE AT TABLE...........................Brad Nielsen and Brent McKamey
SERVE AT TABLE
Billy Helton III.................................................................Caleb Shadrick
Jacob Cothren...............................................................Cam Mashburn
Brandon Snider..............................................................Jeffrey Hughes
USHERS
Joe Gambrell, Patrick Hughes,
Brian Robertson, Shayne Adams, Steve Leeper
March 18 and March 22
Mid-Week Bible Study….......................................192
Sunday Morning Bible Study.……….......................239
Sunday Morning Worship.………............................319
Sunday Evening Worship.…….....…........................165
Contribution (Budget $9,069)……...............$9,194.00
(Average through February).......................$9,144.34
Pulaski Street Church of Christ
247 Pulaski Street
Lawrenceburg, TN 38464
RETURN SERVICE REQUESTED
NONPROFIT ORG.
U. S. POSTAGE PAID
LAWRENCEBURG, TN
PERMIT NO. 112
If you cannot serve on Sunday morning, please call Reggie Holt at 629-8920
or Ricky Smith at 244-5982.
SUNDAY EVENING SERVICE – April 5
Ushers......................................Jacob Cothren and Shane Hughes
Front Door Greeters….….……………..……..……..Jack and Judy Butler
Scripture Reading, Mark 3:13-19..……………………….……Rick Sellers
Lead Prayer.................................................................T.J. Hughes
Closing Prayer……………………………………………..……..Tim Hammond
Communion & Contribution.................................Patrick Hughes
The elders ask that our Bible readings come from
the King James or the New King James versions.
WEDNESDAY EVENING – April 8
Scripture Reading, Isaiah 20:1-6…………………….…………....James Weeks
Lead Prayer…………….......................................................Robert Morris
Closing Prayer……......................................................Chuck Richardson
If you cannot serve on Wednesday, please call Reggie Holt at 629-8920.
VAN DRIVERS FOR April 5 and 8
Call the driver listed below if you won’t be riding the van.
SUNDAY MORNING
Tim Miller: 244-6113.
SUNDAY EVENING
Scott Harris: 629-5994.
WEDNESDAY EVENING
Tim Hammond: 852-4832.
If you cannot drive the van, please contact Scott Harris at 629-5994.
PROJECTOR OPERATORS FOR April 5 and 8
Sunday Morning………............................Jacob Cothren
Sunday Evening Service..................................Tim Hammond
Wednesday Evening……….........................Mark Miller
SERVING THROUGHOUT APRIL
Nursery Attendant…......................................................Jenifer Hughes
Baptismal Clothes...................................Gina Burns and Shirley Evans
Auditorium Class Song Leader………….................................Reggie Holt
Sunday Morning Song Leader………………………............…………..Eric Nutt
Sunday Evening Song Leader…………………...........………….Jeremy Gargis
Wednesday Evening Song Leader…................................Billy Helton III
Prepare Communion.............................................Tony and Pam Allen
Pick up Cups.....................................................JoJo and Vangie Gieske
Pulaski Street Church of Christ
247 Pulaski Street, Lawrenceburg, TN 38464
Phone: (931) 762-5161
Fax: (931) 762-5269
[email protected]
www.pulaskistreet.org
VOLUME 26, NUMBER 12
March 26, 2015
Attitude
Attitude has so much to do with living the Christian life. A negative attitude will cause one to be overly
critical and to see only the dark side of life. Such a perspective can be very depressing. When we see only the
bad, we cease to experience the joys of being a Christian.
Our focus should be on the positive. Just look around. See our wonderful world as it was created by
God. The sunrise, the majestic mountains, the rivers and oceans, the beautiful flowers and trees, and all the
magnificent wonders of the world were given to us by God to enjoy. What a great love God has for mankind!
We are such a blessed people. How can we help but be happy?
CLOSING PRAYER…………………............................................Andy Brown
If you cannot serve on Sunday evening,
please call Eric Nutt at 242-3566
or Jeremy Gargis at 231-9557.
PULASKI STREET BULLETIN
The positive Christian has hope burning like a flame in his heart. He has learned from God’s word
about His love for His children, and he knows the great price God paid for all of us, not just for His children, but
for all the souls of the whole world.
SCHEDULE of SERVICES
Sunday Bible Classes…………......…….9:30 a.m.
Sunday Morning Worship……………10:25 a.m.
Sunday Evening Worship………………6:00 p.m.*
Wednesday night………………...........7:00 p.m.
(*Each 4th and 5th Sunday evening service is at 1 p.m.)
SEARCHING THE SCRIPTURES
♦ On WDXE AM 1370 ♦ 12:45 p.m. ♦ Monday through Friday ♦
The upcoming week of March 30 – April 3 will be hosted
by the DEERFIELD Church of Christ.
PANTRY LIST
instant potatoes/8 oz. pkg.
rice/1 lb. bag
crackers/1 lb. box
macaroni & cheese/7.25 oz. box
quick oats/18 or 42 oz. OR boxes of individual packets
dried beans/1 lb. bag
ramen noodles/3 oz. pkg.
“For God so loved the world, that He gave His only begotten Son, that whosoever believeth in Him
should not perish, but have everlasting life "(John 3: 16).
Knowing such a price was paid for us, we cannot help but be joyful and confident that, if we remain
faithful, we will receive that crown of life that has been promised (Revelation 2: l0).
Another of the beauties and joys of this life is the Christian home. A truly Christian home is one with
loving, godly parents who are working together to bring up their children in the nurture and admonition of the
Lord. Such a home has members who desire to spend eternity together in heaven. To achieve this marvelous
goal, this family spends time studying together in order to be familiar with God’s road map to heaven.
Yes, attitude can make the difference between being saved or being lost. We are the light of the
world, a city set on a hill (Matthew 5:14). Let’s be sure the world knows that we are happy to be Christians!
Dale Grissom, Northridge church of Christ, Dayton, OH
cans of: tuna/6 oz. Vienna sausage/5 oz. salmon/ 15 oz.
SpaghettiOs, ravioli, etc./15 oz. can
fruit or vegetable juice/46 oz. can or bottle
peanut butter/18 oz. jar
soup/10.5 oz. can
canned vegetables/14.5 oz. can…
(corn, green beans, peas, baked beans, pork & beans, etc.)
canned fruit/15 ¾ oz. (peach, pear, etc.)
canned meat/12-24 oz. (Spam, Treet, Chicken, etc.)
jelly, jam, or preserves/18-32 oz. jar
Monetary contributions are always welcome!
Make check payable to Pulaski Street Church of Christ,
and please indicate “PANTRY” on the memo line.
Thank you!
via BULLETINDIGEST.com, 1002 N Johnson St., McCrory, AR 72101
ELDERS: Tim Hammond, 852-4832
Biff Helton, 242-8785
Bob Markus, 762-9779
Eric Nutt, 242-3566
Please speak with the elder chairman regarding anything you'd like for the elders to discuss or to arrange a time to meet with them.
The elder chairman for March and April of 2015 is Tim Hammond.
DEACONS: Shayne Adams Joe Cook Jacob Cothren Jim Donnelly Scott Harris Billy Helton III
Reggie Holt Shane Hughes Kenneth Kidd Mark Miller Brad Nielsen Olen Springer
MINISTER: Jeremy Gargis, 231-9557
AGAPE COUNSELING OFFICE: 762-8502
PRAYERS ARE REQUESTED
YOUTH NEWS
(Addresses are listed when possible in case you'd like to send a card.)
~Please continue to pray for Jeremy Gargis and Joey Barrier
as they work in Burma/Myanmar. Their return is scheduled
for Monday, March 30.
March 28th: Teens Activity! 6:30 p.m. at Brad and Emily
Nielsen’s house, 207 Admiral Circle, Lawrenceburg, TN
38464.
April 3rd – 5th:
Lads to Leaders and Leaderettes
Convention! At the Opryland Hotel in Nashville, TN.
April 9th: Tweens Activity! 3:30 – 4:45 p.m.
April 14th: Inbetweens Activity! 3:30 – 4:45 p.m.
April 19th: Youth-led Service! Also-Soul Food Sunday! For
th
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the 7 -12 grades.
HIGH SCHOOL AND COLLEGE GRADS-Where are your photos?
•MAXINE ANDERSON is scheduled for an MRI on Monday,
March 30, related to her recent diagnosis of early stage
breast cancer. 140 Michael Circle, Lawrenceburg, TN.
•TIM CLIFTON’s knee replacement surgery has been
rescheduled for Monday, March 30, depending upon the
results of an additional heart test that is scheduled for this
Thursday, March 26. 204 Shackleford Rd., Leoma, TN 38468.
•CAROLYN FRAZIER was able to return home on Tuesday,
March 24, from stays in STRHS and its Rehab wing. She is
continuing to recover after being very seriously ill. 416
Douglas Drive, Lawrenceburg, TN 38464.
•ROBBIE GUTHRIE is now undergoing radiation treatments
for lymphoma. 1804 Jean St., Lawrenceburg, TN 38464.
HELP NEEDED –If you can help with getting Robbie back
and forth to Columbia for her radiation treatments during the
next several weeks, contact Dean Hughes, (615) 516-3868.
•BAY and HUD ROBERTSON, twin baby girl and boy of Brian
and Cara Robertson, were diagnosed with RSV on Tuesday,
March 24. 21 Land Rd., Leoma, TN 38464.
•VICKIE BOSTON, sister-in-law of Vickie Crouch, has been
diagnosed with ovarian cancer. She was scheduled for a
consultation with her doctor on Wednesday, March 25. 546
Clax Branch Rd., Loretto, TN 38469.
•TATUM BROWN, baby daughter of Tyler and Audrey Brown
and granddaughter of David and Alice Stofel, was
hospitalized last week with seizures. No address yet.
•EMILY FIFE, a frequent visitor, is scheduled for toe surgery
Friday, March 27, at STRHS. 303 Fall River Rd. Apt B4,
Lawrenceburg, TN 38464.
SYMPATHY
Again, we extend our Christian love and sympathy to
the family of SUE USREY, the wife of Craig Usrey and the
mother of Priscilla Usrey Daniels and Travis Usrey. A
memorial service was held Saturday, March 21, at Pulaski
Street Church of Christ.
Condolences may be sent to Craig and Travis at 215
Admiral Circle, Lawrenceburg, TN 38464 and to Priscilla
Daniels at 644 Greenview St., Apt. A, Albertville, AL 35950.
MEMORIALS
Two books have been placed in the church library by
Pulaski Street Church of Christ in memory of PAUL
CHAPMAN. These books are Truth For Today Commentary
Series-Mathew 1-13 and Truth For Today Commentary SeriesMatthew 14-28, both by Sellers Crain.
The book Distant Voices: Uncovering a Forgotten
Past for a Changing Church by C. Leonard Allen will be placed
in the church library by Alex and Judy Heffington in memory
of JEANNETTE NUTT.
Monetary donations have been given to Pulaski
Street Church of Christ in memory of JEANNETTE NUTT by
Joseph E. and Pat Johnson, James Frank and Sarah Alice
Jones, Gene and Jane McCurry, and Jeff and Pam Cole.
MISSION TRIP
~Kaleb Jeans will be leaving this Saturday, March 28, with a
group from Columbia Academy (where he attends school) to
go to Ensenada, Mexico to work with the City of Children.
The group plans to return on Friday, April 3. Please pray for
the safety and success of these efforts.
AREA OPPORTUNITIES
March 28: Annual Senior Adult Rally. Henderson Church of
Christ, Henderson, TN. Speaker David Shannon. “Renewing
Our Strength.” Registration at 9:30 a.m. Lunch provided.
RSVP 731-989-5161.
March 29, 30, 31: Spring Gospel Meeting, Gandy Church of
Christ. Speaker Wayne Kilpatrick. Sunday evening at 7:30
p.m.; Monday and Tuesday at 7 p.m.
March 29: Lawrence County Churches of Christ Singing, 2
p.m. at County Line.
nd
April 18: 2 Annual Ladies’ Day, Charlotte Heights Church of
Christ, Nashville, TN. Speaker Carlene Ford. “Once Upon An
Apron” – What’s in Your Apron Pockets?
THANK YOU
Thanks for all the cards, flowers, food, and kind
words all of you shared in Daddy’s passing. He fought hard to
win! Thanks for the visit, but, most of all, thanks for the
prayers! I also thank you for the comforting words and
prayers you have sent for my upcoming surgery. It helps a
lot! God bless each and all of you.
Tim Clifton
Thank you, everyone, for your cards, calls, and
prayers. We sincerely appreciate your concern.
David and Carolyn Frazier
HANDYMAN TUESDAYS
A group has begun meeting on Tuesday evenings to
assist those in need of help with various handyman projects.
Available deacons will be participating, and any
and all others are invited to be a part of this
good service.
If you are in need of help, please describe
in writing what you need, include your name and contact
information, and place this in the box located in the foyer.
…gardens are not made
by singing:
‘Oh, how beautiful’
and sitting in the shade.
R. Kipling
March 28: Meet at 10 a.m. in the FB to prepare and deliver Sunshine Baskets.
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March 29: 5 Sunday. Fellowship Meal after our morning worship, followed by a 1 p.m. service.
April 1: Jacob and Brittany Evans and children, Reese and Chapman arrive this week.
Jacob will begin his work as the new pulpit minister here at Pulaski Street.
April 5: Please bring snacks for A Kid’s Place child advocacy center.
Please place donations in box at exits or give to Jeff Hughes.
April 7: Dorcas Sewing Group, 10-3, FB.
April 7: 20s and 30s Ladies’ Devo, 6:30 p.m. at Megan Shadrick’s house, 311 Land Road, Leoma.
April 21: Dorcas Sewing Group, 10-3, FB.
April 21 -24: India Missions Conference at Heritage Christian.
April 26: Coming Home Sunday.