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This Week With
FIRSTPROTESTANT
Sunday 10/19/14
8:00am
8:30am
9:00am
9:15am
10:30am
10:30am
12:00pm
3:00pm
4:00 pm
5:00pm
Traditional Service – Sanctuary
Breakfast - Schumann Hall
Youth Sunday School - Seele
Adult Bible Study Classes – FP Church Office
Conference & Meeting Rooms, Mornhinweg
Traditional Service – Sanctuary
Contemporary Service – Schumann Hall
Youth Play Practice - Seele/Bormann Rm
KFPC Christmas Pageant Tryouts - Seele
Run For God - Mornhinweg
Confirmation - Marshall’s
Monday 10/20/14
10:00 am
6:00 pm
Flying FIngers - Mornhinweg
BSF - Mens’ Bible Study - Sanctuary
Prayer Leadership Team - Mornhinweg
Tuesday 10/21/14
10:00am Women’s Bible Study - Mornhinweg
6:30pm Band of Brothers - offsite
Wednesday 10/22/14
11:30 am NBC Noon Bible Chat - Mornhinweg
6:00 pm Wednesday Night Live - Seele /Bormann Rm
Handbell Choir Rehearsal ~ Handbell Room
7:00 pm Sanctuary Choir Rehearsal - Choir Room
Wednesday WOW - Mornhinweg
Thursday 10/23/14
6:30 pm
River’s Edge Band Practice - Schumann Hall
GriefShare - Mornhinweg Lg. Rm
Sunday 10/26/14
8:00am
8:30am
9:00am
9:15am
10:30am
10:30am
12:00pm
4:00 pm
6:00pm
Traditional Service – Sanctuary
Breakfast - Schumann Hall
Youth Sunday School - Seele
Adult Bible Study Classes – FP Church Office
Conference & Meeting Rooms, Mornhinweg
Traditional Service – Sanctuary
Contemporary Service – Schumann Hall
Youth Play Practice - Seele/Bormann Rm
KFPC Christmas Pageant Practice - Seele
Run For God - Mornhinweg
Confirmation - Seele - Brown’s
Welcome New Members
We feel blessed that you have chosen First
Protestant Church as your new church home. We
embrace the opportunity to help you build your
relationship with Jesus Christ and this church
family through fellowship, service and study.
Joining us today are: Max Guadiano, Barney
Halm. Sharon Halm, John Howard, Kitten Howard,
Mandy Lindeman, and Janessa Slayton.
Men
Band of Brothers will meet on October 21
at 6:30pm at Wynne’s (890 E. Torrey St.) For more
info, contact Rob Miller 830-606-5253.
“Connecting men with God and each other
through Jesus Christ”.
Women
Important Dates for Women’s Fellowship:
Sat. Nov. 1 @ 9am Cook Potato Soup -- We will
need volunteers to peel, dice, & cook potatoes,
carrots, & onions in advance, persons to help
combine ingredients and cook soup (requires
stirring frequently) and then fill containers to freeze
.
Sun Nov 9th and 16th -- Volunteers to sell soup
after 8 o’clock service (8:45am) and before and
after 10:30 service
The sale of this soup finances our mission and outreach
projects as well as a gift to our home-bound members.
For more info call Gay Wimberley @ 830-625-8883.
Mission Commitee
Monthly Food / Diaper Donations Commitments:
500 lbs. of non-perishable food items for S.O.S.
750 diapers for Options For Life
The S.O.S. food item for September/October is
canned tuna. Please help us support our local
food bank the next time you shop!
Love, Pray, Serve:
Being An Intercessory Missionary
Sunday October 26th 12-2:30
Mornhinweg Center
For Lay Ministers, One on One Prayer Ministers, and
those interested in a life of prayer and ministry in Christ’s
Name.
Lunch will be served!
Mission of the Month
Wink and Glyn Kelso are our supported
missionaries who have served throughout many
regions of the world: Asia, Thailand, Singapore,
Turkey, Syria, Lebanon, Israel, Morocco, India,
Nepal, Philippines, Mexico, Peru, United Kingdom,
Hungary, Romania and many others.
While being missionaries, they provide both
encouragement and other various resources
(both spiritual and financial) to many other
missionaries. For example, they support over 300
missionaries in Thailand. Their ministry helps both
the missionaries and the indigenous people they
serve, ensuring that nations are discipled too, the
lost evangelized, churches are started, and
leaders are equipped and served. They network
with other Kingdom-minded ministries in the
pursuit of a global revival and awakening and the
Great Commission Fulfilled.
Examples of this are:
* SOS Getaways- hosting and funding retreats for
missionaries on the field
* Corporate worship, intercession, Ladies
ministry
* Indigenous leadership training, village
outreaches
* Rescuing women from sexual abuse and
trafficking
* Prayer ministry, counseling and mediation
* Special outreaches and short-term group
projects
* Networking, team-building and mentoring
* New music for the Kingdom (Wink is currently in
the process of recording a new CD)
* Missions/Worship/Intercession ministry in the U.S.
As you can see, they have a very broad
spectrum of outreach and needs. Please
continue to pray for their safety and the many
countries throughout the world to have openness
for the spreading of God’s Word.
Through First Protestant”s continuous
support, God’s love has been felt throughout the
world.
To read more about their happenings,
please visit their website at:
http://www.servantsofservants.org/index.
php?page=Home
http://www.reverbnation.com/winkkelso
Youth
Play Practice: TODAY from 12-2:30! Bring your
own lunch, starting at 12 sharp.
Confirmation: TODAY from 5-7 @ the Marshall’s
and next 5-7 Sunday @ the Brown’s
Community
Operation Christmas Child 2015
“Every shoebox offers an opportunity to share the
Good News of Jesus Christ with a hurting child.” –
Franklin Graham, President, Samaritan’s Purse
This year, First Protestant Church will once
again be participating in Operation Christmas
Child, sending shoeboxes filled with toys, school
supplies and other fun things to children in need
all around the world. For just $7, (the cost of
shipping), we can each make a powerful impact
in the life of children, sharing God’s love with them
this Christmas. Shoeboxes and packing guides will
be available TODAY in the corridor and can be
returned to FPC next Sunday, October 26.
Happy Halloween!
It’s time for the annual candy drive for
the wounded warriors and their families in San
Antonio. Please bring in any kind of
individually wrapped goodies and drop in the
box or bring to the church office. Monetary
donations are also accepted and
appreciated. For more information, contact
Pat Krause at [email protected].
Baylor University Women’s Choir joins us in
worship, Sunday, October 26 @ 10:30 AM
HOME STAYS NEEDED for 75 YOUNG LADIES!!!
If you can welcome singers into your home
overnight Saturday, Oct. 25, please contact
Dr. Martin and let him know how many you can
host.
Joey M. Martin
512-787-2269
[email protected]
For Our Guests & Members
Traditional Worship Service
Welcome!
To better serve our newcomers, we ask that guests
please fill out a Visitor Card* located in the pews in the
sanctuary and at the Connection Center in Schumann
Hall. Cards may be placed in the offering trays or given
to an usher or minister.
New Member Classes
Find out what we stand for, why we do things the way
we do, and meet the ministers. Anyone interested in
becoming a member of First Protestant Church should
contact Mae Kraft, Volunteer Coordinator, at X33 in the
church office.
God Answers Prayer
If you or someone you know needs prayer**, please fill
out a Prayer Request Card* located in the pews in the
sanctuary and at the Connection Center in Schumann
Hall.
If you would like to be added to the E-mail Prayer &
Praise Chain to pray for those requesting prayer, or
would like to submit E-mail requests to pray, please
contact [email protected].
Parking Information
As a courtesy, we reserve the curbside parking on Coll St
by the sanctuary and the drive-thru parking area by the
school for the elderly, handicapped, or those who
require assistance. There is always an Ambassador
there to greet and offer assistance. Also, we prohibit
parking on the curbside by the Seele Hall for the safety of
the children going in and out.
Media Outreach
All posters, flyers, or literature posted on the bulletin
boards, Connection Centers, or distributed on church
grounds must be approved by the church office. All
requests for approval must be made by noon on
Wednesdays to be posted by church staff on Fridays.
Entries for the Sunday bulletin must also be submitted
by noon on Tuesday for the upcoming Sunday.
Nursery
A staffed nursery is provided for infants through 4 year olds
in the FP School area on Sunday mornings. Please see an
usher for assistance.
Closed Doors, Open Arms
It is necessary to keep doors in all FPC buildings closed so
that our AC/Heating systems will work properly. Please
don’t let these closed doors make you think you are not
welcome! Everyone is welcome to stay comfortable at
FPC!
*All info on Prayer & Visitor cards is kept confidential.
**There is no longer a local switchboard at Christus Santa
Rosa-NB. All the calls are routed through San Antonio.
Therefore it is IMPERATIVE that family, friends and loved
ones call FPC church office or notify the pastors of any
hospitalizations.
Prelude
“Prelude on FOUNDATION” ~ Afred Fedak
Welcome
*Hymn (#547)
“The Church’s One Foundation”
*Sharing of Fellowship
*Opening Prayer
*Gloria Patri
(10:30) Reception of New Members
Service of Prayer
Hymn (#417)
“Just As I am”
Scripture Reading
Psalm 139 (p.444)
(8:00) Special Music
“Give Me Jesus” ~ spirituall
Josh Arguelles, baritone
(10:30) Anthem
“Nothing But the Blood” ~ Ron Mallory
FPC Handbell Choir ~ Christian de la Cruz,
director
Message
Responding to Divine Perfections
Rev. Chuck Huckaby
172 West Coll Street - New Braunfels, TX 78130
Phone (830) 609-7729
Rev. Daryl Higgins - Senior Minister
[email protected]
Ext. 16
Rev. Phil Brown - Associate Minister
[email protected]
Ext. 20
Rev. Chuck Huckaby - Minister of
Congregationl Life
[email protected]
Ext. 18
Doreen Schaeffer - Business Manager
[email protected]
Ext. 21
Sheenae Hernandez-Garcia - FP School
Director
[email protected]
606-4110
Ext. 12
Jerald Schroeder - Director of Operations
[email protected]
Ext.19
Pastor Chris Savage - Director of Youth
Ministries
[email protected]
Ext. 22
Jill Rodriguez - Director of Children’s Ministries
[email protected]
Ext. 26
Mae Kraft - Volunteer Coordinator
[email protected]
Ext.52
Melanie Gillum - Administrative Assistant
[email protected]
Ext. 10
Melissa Morris - Communications Coordinator
[email protected]
Ext. 27
Joey Martin - Director of Music & Fine Arts
[email protected]
This Sunday
Offertory
“10,000 Reasons”
(10:30) FPC Handbell Choir ~ Christian
de la Cruz, director
This week’s radio broadcast is given to the
honor and glory of God by an anonymous
donor.
The flowers on the altar are in memory of
Russ Martin.
Prayer partners are available for personal
prayer at any time
*Doxology
*Prayer of Thanksgiving
Hymn (#32)
“How Firm a Foundation”
*Blessing
* indicates when those who are able may stand
October 19, 2014
512-787-2269
Tithes & Offerings
Postlude
“Trumpet Tune” ~ Gordon Young
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Staff Contact Information
Where Everybody is Somebody
Next Sunday
Traditional Worship
Rev. Chuck Huckaby
Ultimate Values
Luke 18:18-23
Contemporary Worship
Rev. Phil Brown
The Fruit of the Spirit is FAITHFULNESS
and Jesus Christ is Lord