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WESTSIDE CHURCH OF CHRIST
3235 HIGHWAY 54 WEST
BROWNSVILLE, TN 38012
731-772-3810
WEBSITE:WESTSIDEBROWNSVILLE.COM
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PREACHER
Larry Sweeney
cell 780-8280
MISSION PROGRAMS
Churches of Christ
Disaster Relief Effort
Nashville, TN
Harding Graduate School
Scholarship Program
Memphis, TN
In Search of the Lord’s Way
Phil Sanders
WATN Cable 12, Sundays, 8:30am
Fishers of Men
West Tennessee Children’s Home
Pinson, TN
Heritage Christian University
Phillip Goad
New Zealand
Lance and Kristen Mosher
LISTEN to Brownsville Radio 95.3
after 8am News Report for our
WESTSIDE MINUTE each weekday and our 9:30 am sermon each
Sunday morning. You can also
CHECK OUT ..or JOIN,
Westside Group on FACEBOOK
MISSIONARIES
Arthur David
Liberia
Rod Kyle
New Plymouth, New Zealand
Curry Montague
Hungarian Mission Program
Joseph Ruiz
Mexico, Peru, The Philippines
World Evangelism Ministry
India Radio Fund
Howell Ferguson
Chimala Bible and School of
Preaching, Tanzania
http://www.bvbid.org
ORDER OF WORSHIP
SCHEDULE OF SERVICES
SUNDAY
Bible Classes
9:30 AM
AM Worship Service 10:30 AM
PM Worship Service
5:00 PM
WEDNESDAY
Devotional and Classes: 6:00 PM
Announcements: Bill Jenkins
Morning Services
January 11, 2015
Song Service
Allan Glidewell
Evening Services
January 11, 2015
Song Service
Caleb Glidewell
Opening Prayer
Albert Jackson
Opening Prayer
Jack Fox
VISITORS!
You are our honored guests! We
are so glad that you have come to
share our worship to the Lord.
Please stay and allow us to assure you of your importance to us,
and then, return for another visit
very soon. Please sign our guest
book.
Nursing Home Activities
1st Sunday
Crestview
2:00 PM
Sugar Creek 2:45 PM
3rd Monday
Crestview 6:30 PM
Speaker
Larry Sweeney
Scripture
Morris Blatt
“Devotional”
Communion
Paul Lewis
Bobby Neal
Mike Piercey
Jimmy Naylor
Speaker
Howell Ferguson
“Don’t Forget About Jesus”
Closing Prayer
Billy Connally
Scripture
Morris Blatt
Closing Prayer
Jack Brummett
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Wednesday Services
January 14, 2015
Song Service
Zack Fox
Prayer
Jack Williams
Devotional
Larry Sweeney
POWER FOR TODAY
If you are not receiving your
quarterly copy, please see
Mary Lewis.
January Announcements: Bill Jenkins
Those to serve on January 18, 2015 Morning Services
Opening prayer: Wally Delaney Closing prayer: Bill Jenkins
DECEMBER TABLE: Paul Lewis, Bobby Neal, Mike Piercey, Jimmy Naylor
Scripture Reader: Allan Glidewell Song Leader : C. Glidewell
Those to serve January 18, 2015 Evening Services
Opening prayer: Robert Neal Closing prayer: Mac Perry
Scripture Reader: Allan Glidewell Song Leader: C. Glidewell
For Laughs and Giggles..
but seriously...we need constant
reminders that…..
Anonymous
“ U do 2 others what U want
others 2 do 2 U .“
STATISTICS
Sunday, January 4, 2014
Bible class
AM Worship
PM Worship
Wed, January 7, 2014
29
48
23
26
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News of Family and
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REMINDER: If you have something
or someone you want mentioned in
the bulletin, PLEASE write it down
and give to announcer or put it on
the desk in office. You cannot expect anyone but yourself to remember it and get it right. Thank you.
The Westside Church of Christ
web page is up and running. The
address
“westsidebrownsville.com”. Ya’ll
go check it out! The directory
has been updated.
Please notify Mary Lewis if your
address has changed to update
your power for today quarterly publication.# sent to your home by
Westside.
Please keep those in the nursing
homes and shut-ins, in your
thoughts and prayers.
Please remember there will be a
fellowship meal today. And our
guest will be Howell Ferguson.
Following the meal will be the evening worship service at
1:30 ,following that there will be a
Men’s Business Meeting all men
are to attend.
Lads to leaders and leaderettes .And those who are attending the convention there is a
sheet on the bulletin board that
has a list of names who are attending , or signed up to judge .
If you are planning on attending
and your name is not on the list
Please see Jason and he will
sign you up. Thanks
NURSING HOME SINGING
1st Sunday of Month
Crestview
2:00
Sugar Creek 2:45
Third Monday
Nursing Home Singing
Crestview @ 6:30pm
WE WELCOME ALL TO
ATTEND AND FELLOWSHIP
WITH US!
WESTSIDE PRAYER LIST
Kristina Woods
Darwin Johnson
Yvonne Mathias
Minnie Kate Johnson
Mike Piercey
Genrose Lovelace
Louis&Bonnie Pearl Gordon
Rushmore
Lavenia Emison
Ann
Jackson
Helen Faught
Jenny Neal
Family and Friends Prayer List
Amy Fox Norville
Joyce Femin
Gayle Kyle
Niles McClain
Melvin Bond
Mary Drinkard
Anna Smith
Jerry Simmons
Giula Flanagan
Doug Faulkner
Tim Rodgers
Pam Rodgers
Crestview
Sugar Creek
Minnie King
Diane Hart
Bertha Read
Mae Mathias
Mary Lucille Moses
Margaret Bass
Carolyn Freeman
Eleanor Edwards
Pearl Gordon
Alamo
Sylvia Hart
Bells
Shelia Weir
January
BIRTHDAYS
01 PAM STEWART
03 JACK FOX
05 GENROSE LOVELACE
06 KAYLA RICH
08 ASHLYN WOODS
09 BOBBY NEAL
12 RISA CAMPBELL
13 MARION EASTMAN
18 TABITHA PARSONS
18 DANNY DARNABY
18 TEDDY FRYE
21 SCOTT CHRISMAN
25 JOEY COULSTON
25 PAUL LEWIS
25 BONNIE DARNABY
27 D.B. FOX
29 JENNY NEAL
29 MIKE PIERCEY
30 CHRISTOPHER
STANLEY
30 JESSISE DELANEY
Encouragement: A Weighty Subject
Jean Nidetch had a problem. As a 214 pound homemaker she was desperate to
lose weight. She finally went to the New York City Department of Health for help and
was given a diet designed by Dr. Norman Jolliffe. After two months of faithful
adherence to the diet she grew discouraged. She still had more than fifty pounds to
lose. In the midst of her depression she embarked upon an idea. She invited six of her
overweight friends to her home to share the diet and talk about strategies to stay on
it. Today, almost fifty years later, more than two million members attend over 30,000
Weight Watchers meetings in 30 countries every week.
In an interview she was asked what it was that caused her to be so successful.
She gave her response in the form of a story. When she was a teenager she used to
walk across a park where she could see mothers huddled together talking while their
toddlers sat on swings. The poor kids had no one to push them. “So,” she said, “I’d give
them a shove. And do you know what happens when you push a kid in a swing? Pretty
soon he’s pumping, doing it for himself. That’s my role in life…I’m there to give others
a shove.”
All of us need a “push” in life. We all have occasions when we get down and
discouraged. We’ve had those moments of frustrating failure and we need a shove to
pick ourselves up and go on. Or, we have worked, planned, and carried that important
project through to its conclusion and there was no one there to say, “You did a great
job!” That may be the toughest pill to swallow! That’s when we need an encourager…a
person who sees, feels, and understands. We don’t need a critic or a passive
bystander. We need someone to stand in the gap that will speak and act.
The church is designed by God to be a family of encouragers. We don’t live the
Christian life in isolation. We can’t! Let’s face it…we NEED each other! The writer of
Hebrews was a great encourager. He wrote his “word of exhortation” (13:22) to
people with “feeble arms and weak knees” (12:12) who needed to be reminded that
God “will not forget your work and the love you have shown him as you helped his
people and continue to help them” (6:10). This encourager encouraged us to
“consider how we may spur one another on toward love and good deeds” (10:24).
The writer calls for a creative spirit of encouragement in God’s family. He suggests
that we spend time in reflection, evaluation, and appreciation of others so that we can
know how to build them up. Let’s start today!
--Tim Woodward