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The Beck & Call
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Beck’s Baptist Church
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BECK'S BAPTIST CHURCH
The Beck & Call
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a church with heart
Honoring Christ
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Prayer Guide: Wednesday by 10:00AM
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Beck’s Contact Information: Phone: 336-924-2178
Fax: 336-924-3561
Website: becksbaptist.org
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Beck & Call:
Email: [email protected]
October 2014
Sunday, October 5
9:15 - Sunday School
10:10 - Deacon Prayer Time
10:30 - Morning Worship Service
CHURCH-WIDE COOK-OUT immediately following
Worship Service
No Evening Worship Service
Monday, October 6
9:00 - Bible Study—Chapel
11:00 - Circle #2 Room D-105
6:00 - Bible Study—Chapel
6:00 - Property Committee
Tuesday, October 7
11:00 - R.A. Prayer Group—UFH
6:30 - Weekly Visitation
7:00 - Van Ministry Meeting
Thank you for your help!
Nursery Workers (Birth—2yrs. ONLY) (10/5):
10:30 Service: Nancy Smiseth & Pam Hinson
Children’s Church (10/5):
10:30 Service: Heather Hall
Deacons of the Week 10/5
Jerome Cannon Derick Flanery
Benny Morgan Harold Smith
BBC Report
9/28
El Camino
Sunday School:
216
Sun. AM:
10:30 Service:
220
Sun. PM:
Evening Service:
Wednesday, October 8
9:30 - Quilting Ministry
6:15-7:00 - Children’s Choirs
6:30 - Richardson Memorial Ringers Choir/Handbell Room
6:30 - Prayer Service
6:30-7:45 - Journey (Youth)
7:00-7:45 - Missions
7:30 - Sanctuary Choir Practice
Thursday, October 9
6:45 - Praise Team Practice
7:45 - Beck’s A Team vs Fulp
8:45 - Beck’s A Team vs Hanes
Saturday, October 11
7:00 - Beck’s Singles Coffeehouse—UFH
Les Loflin
Steve Stone
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Small
Groups
86
Weekly Budget
Gifts
Year–to-Date Budget 8/31/14
Year-to-Date Income as of 8/31/14
Year-to-Date Expenses as of 8/31/14
B E CK ’S BA P T I ST
CH U R CH COOK OU T
$
$
13,159.00
11,851.00
$ 460,565.00
$ 379,963.62
$ 384,925.17
Pastor …………………………………………………..Dr. Karl Ray Minor
Minister of Youth & Recreation .............. Clayton Carnall
Interim Director of Children’s Ministries.…..Michael Styers
Director of Music……..…………………………………..Robert Rocco
Praise Team Coordinator .............................. Chad Mills
Hispanic Mission Pastor .......... ..Rev. Galo V. Maldonado
J oi n u s i m m ed i a t el y
f ol l ow i n g t h e m or n i n g
ser v i ce Su n d ay, Oct . 5 f or
a ch u r ch w i d e f a m i l y
cook ou t .
At Home
Greg Bennett
Rupert Bowen
Frank Burge
Lydia Clark
Jim Cole
Nora Edwards
Kate Hagenah
Lorine Haneline
Betty Hardy
Lottie Hayes
Kate Henderson
Osie Jennings
Doris Joyce
Marie Kelly
Charlie McAlexander
Julia Moore
Martha Morgan
A.C. Motsinger
Nellie Murray
Sandra Myrum
Ima Newman
Ken Otto
Debbie Poe
LeeAnn Randleman
Jim Reid
Debbie Rice
Dwight Roope
Larry Shouse
Dan Smith
Karen Smith
Byron Spainhour
Mildred Spencer
Opal Stoneman
Louise Tedder
Ann Vannoy
Heather Waddell
Vernon Walker
Cletus Willard
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ANNOUNCEMENTS
m&m’s…
Gardens…
“Gardens, scholars say, are the first sign of commitment
to a community. When people plant corn they are saying, let’s stay here. And by their connection to the land
they are connected to one another.” – Ann Raver
For a church, the commitment to a community of believers seems to be their commitment to Christ and the
Time they give. When we give our time, which is the
most precious thing we have, we are saying that we
value what is going on and the people with which we will
be involved. This Sunday we will have a chance to continue to build our Beck’s Baptist Church community by
fellowshipping together at our church wide cookout.
Come plant community with our church family by giving
of your time by eating and building relationships.
- Clayton O CT
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B E CK ’S BA P T I ST
CH U R CH COOK OU T
J oi n u s i m m ed i a t el y
f ol l ow i n g t h e m or n i n g
ser v i ce Su n d ay, Oct . 5 f or
a ch u r ch w i d e f a m i l y
cook ou t .
Oct. 5 – Ridgecrest Retreat (Nov. 21-23)
Deposit of $50 is due!!
Oct. 8 – Journey @ the Fair. Bring your 5 cans
of Lowes Food brand food to get in, and come
help us work the Hoops4Him food booth at the
fair any time Wednesday, Oct. 8. You will need
to find your own ride there and back.
Sunday of this past week we had a
children’s sermon during our regular worship hour. I always
enjoy these brief moments with the children. The children’s
sermons always allow us to hear God’s word as the simple
truth God intends for His message.
The children’s sermon this past week had two parts.
However, only one part was presented. If you were present
you may recall how we talked about Christ telling Simon
Peter, James and John to cast their nets to catch fish. They
replied that they had fished all night and knew there were no
fish to be caught. However, they cast their nets and the
catch was overwhelming. Christ then challenged the
fishermen that he would make them “catchers of men”. This
led to the first part of my illustration: We are all different
and do different things. But, no matter where we are, no
matter how we perceive our surroundings, we can use our
fishing ability to catch men for Jesus.
The second illustration that I wanted to share had to do with
“fishing bait”. Simon Peter and his fishing partners cast the
net where Jesus told them to cast. These fishermen found
fish where fish are: swimming in the water being fish. The
fishermen did not have to trick them or put some type of bait
in the water, they simply cast their net where the fish were.
I had some fishing lures to show the children. After
showing these lures, I was going to explain that they were
just artificial forms of fish food. In other words, these lures
were just traps or misconception of what the fish were
looking for.
It is important to remember that God through His word and
His son, Jesus, will always show us the truth. He never
offers us something artificial or tries to “trick” us into
believing in Him. Have you ever told yourself, “It is of no
use to invite someone to come to church. They would not
want to come. We don’t have anything special to offer
them.” This is far from the truth!! WE have Christ to offer
them. WE have the truth of the Gospel, the truth that sin is
forgiven through the shed blood of Jesus Christ. Don’t you
think that is worth the invitation?
Christ asked Simon Peter to cast his net. This request for a
fisherman was a simple request. This was something Simon
Peter could do in his sleep. He had been fishing since he
was a small boy. He knew how to fish, he knew where to
look for fish, he knew how many fish his net would hold.
What he did not know, was the joy of following Christ and
His commandments. He learned how to be “a fisherman of
men”.
Where is Christ telling you to cast your net? Remember, he
is not asking you to do something you can’t do, He is just
asking you to follow Him.
Yours in Christ,
Michael M. Styers
FALL BIBLE
STUDY
with the Sledges
Each Monday thru Nov. 17th at
9AM and 6PM
Senior Adult Fall Foliage Day Trip
Oct. 28th. Lunch at the Daniel Boone Inn
and tour Samaritans Purse. The tour will last
about 1 hour and there is very little
walking. Cost: $21.00. Leave the church at
9:00 a.m. & return at 6:00 p.m. Make
check payable to Jenny Nail. Reservations
for a seat on the bus will be made when we
receive your check. There are 56 seats on
the bus. We will take reservations until the
bus is full and/or no later than 10-17-14.
To Don and Randy Styers in the death
of their wife and mother, Carolyn
Styers, on Sunday, September 28th.
THIS SUNDAY, OCT. 5th
following morning service!
Hot Dogs, Hamburgers and
fixings, paper products and
beverages provided!! If you
would like to bring a salad or
dessert that would be great,
but only if you want to do so.
If you’re bringing food, please contact the
church office, Clayton Carnall or Elaine
Hauser and tell us your food of choice so we
can plan accordingly! Looking forward to a
great day! Happy Fall, Y’all!
Circle #2 will meet Mon., Oct. 6 @ 11AM,
Rm. D-105. Eunice Massey will have
Mission Study. Everyone is welcome!
WEEKLY VISITATION
MINISTRY Please join us each
Tuesday evening as we visit those
who have visited us here at Beck’s! Please meet
at the church at 6:30pm!
Red Cross First Aid and CPR Class
Senior Adult Day Trip on December 19th to the
Wohlfahrt Haus Dinner Theatre. We will enjoy a
delicious holiday feast and a Holiday Spectacular
stuffed with all the Christmas songs you know. The
holiday production also features a breath-taking
Nativity. The cost is $48.00. We will leave the
church at 9:45 a.m. and return at 6:00. p.m. Please
make your check out to Jenny Nail. Reservations
for a seat on the bus will be made when we receive
you check. There are 56 seats on the bus. We will
take reservations until the bus is full and/or no
later than 11-16-14. Any questions, see Jenny Nail.
If you can carry a tune in a
bucket and are ages 13 —
130, the
Sanctuary
Choir would like to invite
you to join us in this year’s
Christmas program. Rehearsals are on Wednesday
nights from 7:30pm until 9:00pm. We look
forward to seeing you!
REMINDER:
During Sunday
Morning Worship Service, PLEASE
leave the 1st and 2nd pews on the
piano side of the church vacant to
accommodate Children’s Church
attendees.
Thank you!
Would you be interested in taking a
First Aid and CPR class?
If so, please contact the church office or
Elaine Poindexter 924-9988.
We need a minimum of 8 people to begin a class.
Beck’s Singles Info: 2nd Saturday Singles Coffeehouse - Sat. Oct. 11th from 7 pm to 10 pm UFH Special
guests: Robert Rocco, (Beck's Baptist Church pianist) and a
colleague, Regina Pozzi, joining him for a duet on the piano. Both Robert & Regina teach music. Robert came last
year and everyone enjoyed him greatly. We are sure you
won't want to miss this concert with an added guest.
Let's have a "Covered Dish Meal" Please bring a side dish
and a dessert, if possible. We invite you to come and enjoy
a meal, entertainment, devotions & Christian fellowship.
Start planning now what item/items you can bring to make
this very special event.
Singles Fall Leaves Day Trip and Picnic Saturday, Oct.
25, meet at Beck's Baptist Church at 8:40 am - leaving at
9:00 am. Beck's will provide the chicken, 2 liter drinks &
bottled water. You provide side dishes and desserts. Cooler
will be provided for your food/drinks. Returning to church
around 8:00 pm. Cost: Van Gas Money Donation. Please
sign up ASAP so we know how to plan. For more info and
to make your reservation call Lawrence & Debbie!
Nursery Workers scheduled for Sunday
morning worship services need to report to the
nursery no later than 10:10 a.m. to relieve any
workers needing to get to choir. Nursery Committee
CHILDREN’S INFO and
EVENTS SCHEDULE
We have registered with a
website called Remind101 to
make communicating with you
simpler. All parents please sign up to
receive text messages about Kid’s
Konnection.
Text, @kidskonn, to
790-4950 to sign up.
NO AWANA this Sunday,
Oct. 5th!
Fall Festival
will be October 31st.
We are looking forward to
fellowship with the community. We are in
need of individually wrapped candy for
game prizes again this year. Your help is
needed. Drop off your candy at the church
office or in your Sunday School class.
DON’T FORGET TO SIGN-UP at the Church
Family Cookout October 5th, for 1-Hour
SLOTS for Fall Festival!
The Fall Festival will be
Fri., Oct. 31st. However, I
will be leaving for South
Africa on Monday, Oct.
13th. I really NEED to know
commitments by Sunday,
Oct. 12th. Therefore, there
will be a signup table in the
gym at our Sunday
Cookout on Oct. 5th. Volunteers are needed to work
1-hour shifts starting at 5:30 – 9:30. I am also asking
anyone (including Sunday school classes) who wish
to donate a door prize to please register with me on
October 5th.
Don’t be S C A R E D ,
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M. M. Styers
CHILDREN’S CHOIRS SING
SUNDAY, OCT. 5th in the 10:30 AM
Worship Service
The children need to be in the
sanctuary at 10 AM!!
Mission Action:
OCTOBER: Love Offering for Debbie Poe & Family.
NC State Mission Offering: $1, 870.00
On-going Project: Beck’s Food Pantry is in
2014 Projectionist Schedule
October 5 — Alex Mills
need of: —Pop-Tarts —jelly —spaghetti noodles
—cereal
—peanut butter