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November 12, 2014
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Our Congratulations To:
Taylor and Grace Beasley on the birth
of their son, Collin Palmer Beasley, on
October 16.
Recently Hospitalized:
Inpatient & Outpatient
November 6-12
Carol Forstman
Princeton
Hazel Cash
St. Vincent’s
Denny Walsh
St. Vincent’s
Prayer Requests:
Kathy Rutledge (Gary): Recovering from
a neck procedure on November 12.
Melissa Stanbury: To have shoulder
surgery at St. Vincent’s on November 18.
Claude Preston (Jennifer): Will have
heart cath at UAB on November 19.
Franchesca Sullivan Wilkes (Rusty):
To have surgery at Brookwood on
November 20.
Becca Ragland (Justin): Recovering from
thyroid surgery on November 3.
Ralph Ozley (Elinor): At home following
a recent surgery and rehab.
CBo Waldrop (Louise): In Champion
Partners Rehab in Hueytown following recent hospitalization.
Donald Eaton, father of Byron (Brandy)
Eaton: In Brookwood ICU due to stroke
on October 20.
Gwendolyn “Diane” James, mother of
Angie (Jonathan) Giesel: In Arlington
Rehab following extended hospitalization.
Peggy Tucker: Recovering from cataract
surgery on November 3.
Mary Worley, mother of Lisa (Randall)
Henderson: At home after a brief hospitalization due to a fall.
Kathy Harrell (Kirby): Recovering from
a recent eye procedure.
Quincy McLean (Kim): Recovering from
surgery for throat cancer on October 31.
Luke Kelly, son of Will and Rachel: In
Bethesda, MD for treatment for leukemia.
Kayla Perry, daughter of Rob and Christen:
Re-evaluating cancer treatment options.
Jackie Hoffman: Is undergoing experimental treatment for ovarian cancer.
Elaine Clinton (George): Began treatment for malignant brain tumor.
Angie Foo (Raymond): Recovering from
gallbladder surgery on November 2.
Donald Myrick (Ivey): Had hip surgery
on November 3.
Jeff Houston (Donna): Recovering from
gallbladder surgery on November 2.
Del Vinson, father of Gregg (Debbie)
Vinson: Recovering from a stroke on
October 13.
Ondria Eaton Wesson (Bill): Had emergency appendectomy on October 14.
Desiree Eaton, daughter of Ondria Eaton Wesson 0(Bill): Recovering from
surgery on October 15.
Deidra West: Recovering from kidney
surgery on October 15.
Bruce Evans, father of Ty (Debbie) Evans:
Recovering from heart bypass surgery
on October 16.
Peggy Boyd, mother of Tara Strickland:
Heart and lung problems.
Hayse Boyd, father of Tara Strickland:
Extreme pain due to back, knee and
hip issues.
Chantay Cain, sister of Dora (Ron) Conner:
Recently diagnosed with Stage IV cancer.
Jewel Quinn, mother of Charlie (Pat)
Quinn: At home following a recent
hospitalization.
Rheta Skelton, mother of Brian (Angel)
Skelton: Will begin chemotherapy soon
for recently diagnosed lung cancer.
This Christmas you can live out being part of “real church”
and serve others in our community and around the world!
Giving Christmas is a way for our Small Groups and families
to share the hope of the gospel.
The Giving Christmas catalog has details for Small Groups
of all ages and other ways you and your family can give this
season. The deadline for small group commitments is this
Sunday, November 16.
At Home Members:
Mary Carlisle
2344 Farley Road
Birmingham, Alabama 35226
For those who have experienced the death of a family member or
friend, the holidays often produce a renewed experience of grief
that can be very painful and confusing.
Remi Cherry
2625 Laurel Oaks Drive, #62A
Bessemer, Alabama 35022
On Saturday, November 22 our church will host Hope for the
Holidays, a time of remembrance, encouragement and hope. Kara
Jones, a licensed professional counselor with Covenant Counseling
and Education Center, will be our guest speaker. A reception will
immediately follow the program.
Thanksgiving Schedule
The Church Office will be closed November 27-28 and The ROC
will be closed November 26 (starting at noon)-29 for Thanksgiving.
Regular hours will resume on Monday, December 1.
Hope for the Holidays will begin at 10 am in the Chapel. The service is complimentary, but registration is required. Please RSVP
by November 18 by contacting Leisa Borders, 205.985.7295, or
[email protected].
on your street
Place a Poinsettia
where membership begins at Hunter Street Baptist Church
Starting Point is an information class led by our Pastor. At Starting
Point, you will learn about our church and what it means to be a
member of the Hunter Street family.
The next Starting Point begins at 4:00 pm on Sunday, November
16 in the Chapel. Please arrive by 3:45 pm to have a picture taken
of you and your family, and get to know others attending the class.
Dress is casual and dinner is provided for everyone.
Would you like to order a poinsettia for Christmas? These flowers can be given in honor or in memory of someone special. The
poinsettias will be on display and are $15 each. On December
21, a recognition program will be included in the bulletin and
flowers may be picked up after the third worship service on that
day. Please come to the Church Office or The BookStore before
the December 7 deadline to order your flower.
Register for Starting Point at HunterStreet.org. For complete
details, contact Janet Hatcher, [email protected].
Free Concert December 2
Featuring the Samford University A Capella Choir
Singles Christmas Party
Friday, December 5 in the Chapel
All Single Adults and their guests are invited to a Christmas party
on December 5. Bring a dessert or heavy hors d’oeuvres to share.
Drinks will be provided. Christmas trivia, storytelling and an
elf-yourself photo booth will all be a part of our community
building event. Dress will be casual. We will begin at 7:00 pm.
PRAY. GIVE. GO.
The Samford University A Capella Choir will present a Christmas
concert at 7:00 pm on December 2. The concert is open to
everyone, including friends from our community. Prior to the
concert, the Senior Adult Ministry will host it’s Senior Adult
Holiday Banquet, beginning at 6:00 pm The meal is open to
Senior Adults only. Ticket price for the meal is $7 per person.
PRAY. GIVE. GO.
Clarkston Missions Trip December 13
On December 13, a missions team from Hunter Street will travel
2.5 hours east to Clarkston, Georgia to build relationships and
share the gospel with families. More volunteers are needed for
this one-day trip. For more information, contact Pete McCalla,
[email protected], or Karla Luttrell, [email protected].
Lottie Moon Christmas Offering
When Hunter Street partners with the International Mission
Board (IMB) and gives to the Lottie Moon Christmas Offering,
missionaries are able to share the gospel with unreached people
groups, train believers to start new churches, assist in the planting
of new churches, show Christ’s love to those in distress, and, most
importantly, work to spread the kingdom of God.
According to IMB’s 2013 Annual Statistical Report, our missionaries shared the gospel with 1.7 million people, trained 23,000
nationals to start new churches and helped plant 6,200 churches.
While those statistics are exciting, there are still 4 billion people
who remain lost. More giving will allow IMB to send more missionaries so that more people are reached for Christ!
Will you give so that others may hear? Look for Lottie Moon envelopes
in the Worship Guide on Sunday mornings in the coming weeks.
street lights
schedule
at the street
Sundays
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4:00 pm
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Wednesdays
9:00 am
3:45 pm
4:45 pm
6:15 pm
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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
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 4:00-7:00 pm
n Closed
Monday
n 10:00 am-6:00 pm
Tuesday
Wednesday n 10:00 am-8:00 pm
n 10:00 am-6:00 pm
Thursday
n 10:00 am-5:00 pm
Friday
n Closed
Saturday
Be a Neighbor
Over 250 people have moved into a new
house in our community in the last 90
days. Wouldn’t it be great if they came to
Hunter Street and heard the gospel? You
can help make that happen.
Come to the Gathering Place this Sunday
and pick up a New Neighbor Bag (addresses are provided). Don't miss this opportunity to meet a new neighbor and invite
them to Hunter Street.
street stats
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 November 19
Turkey and dressing with cranberry
sauce, sweet potato casserole, green salad
with broccoli, grapes, and pecans, buttered
rolls, and apple or pecan pie for dessert!
For the Kids
Turkey and dressing with cranberry sauce,
sweet potato casserole, garden salad, buttered
rolls, and apple or pecan pie for dessert!
The Fellowship Meal is served each
Wednesday in the Gym. The serving lines
open at 4:45 pm and close at 6:15 pm Meals
cost $5.00 for adults and $3.50 for children
(12 and under who eat the kids meal), and
families of four or more cost only $17.00.
We do not offer To-Go meals due to Health
Department regulations.
Parents, please do not let your children
run in the Gym. Thank you.
For the week of November 9, 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
182,431.48
8,392,113.00
7,817,211.81
(574,901.19)
3,048.75
2,721
2,575
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