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October 22, 2014
A crowd gets direction at a feeding clinic in Niger.
A homeless man in New Orleans is about to arise
and search for something to eat.
Feed the Hungry
We can all help feed hungry people. On Sunday, November 2, bring snack
items to the Missions Expo in the Gym. These will be collected and given
to the Baptist Friendship House in New Orleans, a Hunter Street ministry
partner. This is a North American Mission Board ministry that ministers
to the needs of women and children in NOLA. Bring the following:
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Snack size protein/meal bars
Pop-top fruit cups or puddings
Cans of Vienna sausages
Small packs of cookies
Packs of peanut butter crackers
In addition to snack items, will you also contribute money toward world
hunger relief? Funds collected will help our International Mission Board
missionary partners in Niger feed hungry children. 100% of any money
given goes directly to the missions field.
A child says a blessing before eating a snack at
Christ Our Hope's VBS.
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Our Sympathy To:
Friends of Geraldine Brinson in her death
on Sunday, October 19.
Chip and Cheryl Stephens in the death
of Cheryl’s mother, Jane Esslinger, on
October 17.
Joe and Diane Paul in the death of
Diane’s brother, Wayne Rotton, on
October 16.
Recently Hospitalized:
Inpatient & Outpatient
October 16-22
Ralph Ozley
Princeton
Linda Shelton
Princeton
Dan Alexander
St. Vincent’s
Prayer Requests:
Donald Myrick, son of Wayne and Lynn
Myrick: To have hip resurfacing surgery
on November 3.
Don Hadden, father of Debbie (George)
Zekoff: Had knee replacement surgery
on October 21.
CBo Waldrop (Louise): In UAB-West for
treatment of blood clots.
Bruce Evans, father of Ty (Debbie) Evans:
Recovering from heart bypass surgery
on October 16.
Ondria Eaton Wesson (Bill): Had emergency appendectomy on October 14.
Desiree Eaton, daughter of Ondira Eaton
(Bill) Wesson: Recovering from surgery
on October 15.
Don Eaton, father of Byron (Brandy)
Eaton: In Brookwood due to brain
hemorrhage on October 20.
Chantay Cain, sister of Dora (Ron) Conner:
Diagnosed with Stage IV cancer.
Ron Dudley, Jr., son of Ron and Carol
Dudley: Received report this week that
he is cancer-free!
Lindsey Grace Wilson, granddaughter of
Jimmy and Faye Wilson: In Children’s
due to respiratory issues.
Rheta Skelton, mother of Brian (Angel)
Skelton: Is awaiting decisions from MD
Anderson for treatment of recently diagnosed lung cancer.
Jewel Quinn, mother of Charlie (Pat)
Quinn: In Trinity for treatment of dehydration and other issues.
Ford Reid, son of Kaleb and Brittany Reid:
At home following a brief hospitalization due to a virus.
Shaun Bunch (Carolyn): Had outpatient
hip surgery on October 13.
Marguerite Graves: At Mount Royal Towers following rehab after a hip injury.
Steve Shepherd (Lynn): At home following a recent hospitalization and
rehabilitation for hip issues.
Deidra West: Recovering from kidney
surgery on October 15.
Mary Lou Taber, mother of Melanie (Bill)
Sanford: Recovering from pacemaker
surgery on October 13.
Elaine Clinton (George): Had surgery for
brain tumor on October 9 and awaiting
decisions regarding treatment.
Luke Kelly, son of Will and Rachel: In
Bethesda, MD for leukemia treatment.
Kayla Perry, daughter of Rob and Christen:
Reevaluating cancer treatment options.
Bethany Kendrick, daughter of Taylor
and Angela: Being treated for mild
liver rejection.
Diane James, mother of Angie (Jonathan)
Geisel: In critical condition in Trinity.
John William Cathey, grandson of Ed
and Janice Cathey: Awaiting results
from esophageal testing.
Jackie Hoffman: Is undergoing experimental treatment for ovarian cancer.
Del Vinson, father of Gregg (Debbie)
Vinson: Recovering from a stroke on
October 13.
Betty Mangum, mother of Kristi (Emilio)
Cerice and Vickie (Mike) Hammond:
Had wrist surgery on October 14.
Judy Holcombe (George): Had outpatient
breast cancer surgery on October 6.
Oh sing to the LORD a new song;
sing to the LORD, all the earth!
Sing to the LORD, bless his name;
tell of his salvation from day to day.
Declare his glory among the nations,
his marvelous works among all the peoples!
Psalm 96:1-3
Missions Sunday
On November 2, our church will celebrate all that God has done
this year through missions and will provide opportunities for
you to discover where God may be leading you to go in 2015.
You’ll hear stories from our members, have a beignet in the
gym and even see live goats and learn how they are connected
to missions. Most importantly, you will learn how you can pray,
give and go.
Homebound Members:
Frances Barton
306 Laredo Drive
Hoover, Alabama 35226
Smile!
The photo booth is open to
take your family's picture this
Sunday in the Gathering Place.
The Route 56 Singers, our fifth & sixth grade choir, are getting
ready to lead worship on Sunday morning.
on your street
New Life Men's Bible Study
A group Bible study for men who are struggling with or in recovery from alcoholism or substance abuse 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 their alcoholism or substance abuse.
A Women's Ministry event Thursday, November 13
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.
Ladies, the holiday season is upon us! Does that bring feelings
of dread or happy anticipation? Do you find yourself decorating, partying and overspending as you strive to please everyone
and keep up with the Jones’es (who are they anyway)? Shed
your Wonder Woman cape at Joy to the World on November 13,
as guest speaker, Mary Glynn Peoples shares how to find true
security in loving the real you! Join old friends and meet new
friends as you enjoy dinner by Savoie Catering. Hear special
music and brush up on Christmas film trivia while watching
favorite Christmas film clips. You will also find out how you can
be part of an exciting new ministry project.
Doors open at 6:15 p.m. and dinner is at 6:30 p.m. Tickets are
$15 in the Church Office or at HunterStreet.org. Childcare is
available by reservation only, for birth to grade 6. November 9
is the deadline for childcare. To make your childcare reservation,
contact Mary Beth Rush, [email protected].
Next Wednesday, October 29 from 5:30-7:00 p.m.
in the parking lot!
Invite a friend or a neighbor!
Dress in your favorite non-scary Halloween costume!
Free hot dog dinner beginning at 4:30 p.m.
No pets allowed.
Fall Retreat
November 21-23
All fifth and sixth graders are invited to our Route 56 Fall Retreat
on Friday, November 21 to Sunday, November 23. This weekend
at the Worldsong Conference Center promises to be a great time
of fun, fellowship and spiritual renewal. The retreat fee is $85 per
child. You may register online or at the KidQuest desk. Check
out the specific details and deadlines at Route56.org.
The Housekeeping Ministry at Hunter Street is in need of a fulltime employee. Heavy lifting is required. If you are interested,
or know someone that would be, pick up an application in the
Church Office. If you need more information about this position
contact Kevin Hall, 205.985.7295.
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schedule
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Sundays
8:00 a.m.
Bible Study
Morning Worship
9:30 a.m. n Bible Study
n Morning Worship
10:00 a.m. n Bible Study
n Morning Worship
4:00 p.m. n Adult Choir Rehearsal
n Children and Student
Choirs & Discipleship
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Wednesdays
9:00 a.m.
3:45 p.m.
4:45 p.m.
6:15 p.m.
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6:30 p.m.
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6:30 p.m.
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7:30 p.m.
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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 a.m.
Sundays
Wednesdays n 4:00 to 6:30 p.m.
Hunter Street Student Building
Wednesdays n 4:00 to 8:00 p.m.
The BookStore at Hunter Street
n 8:00 a.m. to12:30 p.m.
Sunday
n 4:00-7:00 p.m.
n Closed
Monday
n 10:00 a.m.-6:00 p.m.
Tuesday
Wednesday n 10:00 a.m.-8:00 p.m.
n 10:00 a.m.-6:00 p.m.
Thursday
n 10:00 a.m.-5:00 p.m.
Friday
n Closed
Saturday
Kids, get ready to take the court in Upward
Basketball and Cheerleading! Upward, a league
that emphasizes good sportsmanship and equal
playing time for all, is for boys and girls ages
K4-grade 6.
n Basketball. Boys and girls play in separate
leagues and are divided by grade level. There
are three divisions: grades 1-2, grades 3-4, and
grades 5-6. There is a co-ed instructional league
for kids in grades K4-K5.
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n Cheerleading. Upward Cheerleading is just for
the girls. There are three divisions: grades 1-2,
grades 3-4, and grades 5-6.
Registration costs $85. After October 26, the
cost increases to $95. You can register online
at ROC.HunterStreet.org or pick up a registration form in the church office or at The ROC.
For more information, contact Collin McNiel,
[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
David DeVane Minister of Creative Arts
Barry Daniel Minister of Median Adult II
& Senior Adults
KC Armstrong Minister of Single Adults
Smokey Gibson
Minister of Students
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
Menu for October 29
Free hot dogs, chips, Rice Krispies
treats, and drinks for all at Trunk or Treat!
Dinner will be served beginning at 4:30 p.m.
at the Student Building.
For the week of October 19, 2014
Average Weekly Budget
Budget Offering Received
Budget Requirements (YTD)
Budget Receipts (YTD)
Difference
Building Fund Receipts
Small Group Attendance
Total Worship Attendance
Christ Our Hope Attendance
$186,491.40
146,163.44
7,832,638.80
7,197,503.05
(635,135.75)
1,912.75
2,857
2,578
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hunter street
baptist church
2600 John Hawkins Parkway
Hoover, Alabama 35244
205.985.7295 • Voice
205.985.5300 • The ROC
205.985.9247 • Hunter Street Students
205.425.4458 • Legacy Park
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