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why do we have to suffer?
Guest Writer Barry Brown
At the time of this writing, our daily devotions in George Guthrie’s Reader’s Guide to the Bible have started in the book of Job. I hope you are
reading through the Bible this year and following up with Pastor Aaron’s
sermons on Wednesday nights, by the way!
Reading through the book of Job can be both encouraging and depressing at the same time. Without prior knowledge of how the book of Job
ends and reading through the first few chapters, you can tend to shift
focus to your own trials and think there’s no real purpose to your own
suffering! I can only imagine being hooked up with Mrs. Job and her own
“Curse God and die” attitude. That makes the single life look a lot better
all the time.
But much like David in the Psalms, Job is extremely honest with God. He
just tells it like it is - after all that happened to him with health problems
to top it off, he’s tired. He’s hurting. He’s exasperated! He says in verse 11
of Chapter 3, “Why did I not die at birth, come out from the womb and
expire?” He goes on to elaborate on his line of thinking, wondering why
life can seem so futile sometimes.
Enter his 3 friends Eliphaz, Bildad and Zophar, and their brand of “encouragement” does nothing but send Job further to the edge of despair. In
Chapter 7, verse 16, he says, “I loathe my life; I would not live forever.”
I think I’d be saying the same thing after his wife’s rebuke and friends like
these. Yet in the midst of all this discouragement, Job still understands
the character of our God. Chapter 13, verse 15 shows he still has hope:
“Though He slay me, I will hope in Him; yet I will argue my ways to
His face.
face.”
And on he goes to question out
loud - where IS God in all this?
Eventually, in Chapter 38, the Lord
answers Job. God’s answers come
in the form of many questions, all
of which emphasize the power,
might and glory of God Himself.
What would you think if God asked
you what He asks Job in verse 4,
“Where were you when I laid the
foundation of the earth? Tell me, if you
have understanding”? I would think that would give all of us a perspective that we would need to get back into a right mind of knowing Who is
actually in control!
There has been a lot of suffering throughout many families in our church
over the past few months. Suffering is exhausting, and in the midst of it
we can tend to wonder why in the world we have to go through tough
circumstances. We can be encouraged to know that just like Job, we can
go to God through Jesus and be completely honest. Tell Him how you
feel as honestly as you possibly can! He was big enough to take it from
Job - and He certainly hasn’t changed. The Bible says He is the same
yesterday, today and forever, and thankfully His mercies are new every
morning. Run honestly to God with your problems. You’ll find He’s there
with open arms to listen, comfort and sustain you through even your
worst times.
Intercessory Prayer Team
Phone: 244-4544
email: [email protected]
If any of you lacks wisdom, you should ask God, Who gives
generously to all without finding fault, and it will be given to you.
James 1:5
edwards road
baptist church
1050 edwards road
greenville, sc 29615
www.edwardsroad.org
phone: 864-244-2975
fax: 864-244-0252
prayer: 864-244-4544
member care: 864-268-2905
Ministry Staff
Aaron Rayburn
Senior Pastor
Assistant Angela Yeargin: Ext. 141
Gene Ownbey
Executive Pastor
Assistant Judy Ellison: Ext. 114
Eric Wooten
Missions, Outreach and
Evangelism Pastor
Assistant Abi Elrod: Ext. 128
Travis Cross
Family Ministries Pastor
Assistant Ginger Hall: Ext. 111
Clay Smith
Worship Arts Pastor
Assistant Pat Billings: Ext. 125
John Freeman
Student Ministries Pastor
Assistant Ginger Hall: Ext. 111
Cindy Haithcock
Director, Weekday Program
Ext. 127
Assistant Renee Blackwelder:
Ext. 130
Amy Sweeney
Director of Preschool Ministries
Ext. 120
Lisa Spitzer
Resource and Childcare Coordinator
[email protected]
The PRIORITIES newsletter is published inhouse by the ERBC Communications Office each
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or about the 28th of the month. If you would
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Questions? Please contact Barry Brown
at 244-2975, ext. 112 or by e-mail at
[email protected].
OUR CHURCH FAMILY
THANK YOU!
Executive Pastor Gene Ownbey
WELCOME OUR NEW MEMBERS:
McClellan Medcalf (Superstars SS) by Profession
of Faith Seeking Baptism.
CONDOLENCES TO OUR MEMBERS
AND THEIR FAMILIES ON THE
FOLLOWING DEATHS:
Clark Olin Riddle, Father of Clark Riddle and
Susan Rice, on December 30;
Jimmie Cox Davis Bagwell on January 5;
William (Bill) Fleming on January 6;
Edward “Ed” Coates on January 18; and
Trudy Clarke, former ERBC Member, on January 19.
STAFF ANNIVERSARIES:
Pat Billings, Pianist, 17 years of service;
Frances Snoddy, Custodial Set-Up Assistant,
16 years of service;
Lisa Spitzer, Child Care Coordinator,
11 years of service;
and Angela Yeargin, Administrative Assistant
to the Senior Pastor, 14 years of service.
HAPPY BIRTHDAY!
Sue Abbott
1
Ona Reid
12
Audrey Taylor
Al Brooks
1
Carroll Carver
12
Sarah Katherine Martin 21
Kailey Trull
1
Kameron Williams
12
Jeff Spitzer
21
Lillie Burrell
2
Nick Chapman
12
Arwen Maxey
22
Frankie Robertson
2
Joe Chapman
12
Ryann Wood
22
Charlene Starkey
2
Frances Rayburn
12
Randy Ridgeway
3
Elaine Ott
12
Stephen Milner
23
Ian Rayburn
3
Emma Nash
13
Christel Manley
23
Lucy Wofford
3
Robert Hunter
13
Mary Alewine
24
Ellen Martin
5
William Hunter
13
Russell Tanner
24
24
20
Kent Dillard
5
Sue Wilder
13
Carson Farmer
Dalton Smith
5
Taylor Sprouse
14
Crystal Buress
24
Sarah Eberhardt
5
John Eberhardt
14
Lynne Eberhardt
24
Tim Latta
6
Molly Staab
15
Leah Carver
25
Gary Mendelsohn
6
James Poston
15
Amy Parker
25
Billie Burns
7
Marianna Sawyer
15
Michael Medcalf
26
Itell Reid
7
Gene Ward
15
Morgan Padgett
27
Tracy Foss
7
Jay Burnett
16
Courtney Madden
27
Blake Latta
8
Wren Brown
16
David Murray
8
Eric Brown
18
Hattie Jennings
27
Amy Todd
9
Richard Fields
18
Sandy Dunagan
28
Emilie Martin
9
Riggie Smith
18
Richard Crain
28
Emily Rhea
10
Callie Siglin
18
Tim McJunkin
28
Juliette Haire
10
Sean Madden
18
Emily Ott
28
Laura Partin
11
Mica Rigsby
18
MaryAlice Buress
28
Ivey Madden
11
Ian Mendelsohn
20
September Crawford 28
Dennis Weathers
11
Andra Elder
20
Ken Eberhardt
28
Dear ERBC Family,
Thank you for your overwhelming support for me and
my family during the recent loss of my Dad. The timing
of such things is rarely ideal, but for it to happen days
before Christmas, for the visitation and funeral to take
place out of town, and for so many of you to take the
time and effort to be there was extremely meaningful
to me. In addition, I cannot count the number of calls,
e-mails, texts, and, yes in this day of technological dependence, the incredible number of sympathy cards
my family has received in the last few weeks. On top
of that, so many of you have stopped me in the halls
of the church to express your sorrow, many with teary
eyes from your own personal experience of such loss.
I simply cannot express my appreciation in a way that
I feel is adequate. Thank you for your care, your concern, and especially the many prayers you have lifted
up to the Father on our behalf. They are priceless gifts.
Others in our
church body
have also ex-perienced loss
in the last few
weeks, and as
Marilyn Fleming told me the
day after her
husband Bill
died, “I don’t
know how people make it without their church fam
family.” She’s right. And the answer is they don’t. At least
not in the way our Lord provided. This is just one more
reason to share the Gospel with lost people. God not
only saves us from Hell that we deserve, He comforts
us through His Spirit and His people until we are with
Him in Heaven.
Thank you, ERBC, for being tools in the hands of the
Master as He fulfills His word in 2 Corinthians 1:3-4,
which says,
“Blessed be the God and Father of our Lord Jesus
Christ, the Father of mercies and God of all comfort,
who comforts us in all our affliction, so that we may
be able to comfort those who are in any affliction,
with the comfort with which we ourselves are comforted by God” (ESV).
Please be in prayer for us!
SO WHAT?
Family Ministries Pastor Travis Cross
Worship Arts Pastor Clay Smith
As I write this newsletter I am preparing to go on a mission trip to the Philippines! I am so excited about this
trip. Our team is made up of myself, Steve Rhea, Dick
Stroup, and Marion Terry. We are going to serve/minister with Steve and Ahmie Deal. The plan is for us to
help with some repair work at the children’s ranch that
they run as well as to minister to some people and families who have been affected by recent typhoons. We
leave on Thursday, February 5 and return on Saturday,
February 14. Please be in prayer for us, the ministry, the
Deal family, the people we will be ministering to, and
our families while we are away from them. I cannot wait
to see how the Lord will work during this trip!
There are moments in life when you must just stop the
mindless routine and ask yourself a very important
question. Why am I doing what I’m doing?
I am so thankful
to be a part of
such a missionminded church!
Since being at
ERBC I have
been blessed to
go to Brazil, Romania, Kenya,
and now The
Philippines! Each
trip is special and the Lord has used each trip to teach
me something new about Himself. I want to encourage
you if at all possible to go on a mission trip at least
once during your lifetime! I can guarantee you will never be the same!
If we are not careful, life can become nothing more than
a set of activities and tasks that only change depending
on what day of the week it is. That is the very nature of
a wasted life. And that is certainly not the life that the
Lord intends us to live nor provides for us in His promise of abundant life.
God offers you and me a life filled with meaning, purpose, direction, and significance. Unfortunately, stemming from the pressure of the culture around us, we too
often get caught in the deception that the goal of life is
to find our own significance, when the truth is that Jesus
Himself is our significance realized.
So what makes the difference? Is it our attitude? Our
perseverance? Our keeping a proper perspective? A
never-quit or give-up mantra? No.
What makes the
difference? The
gospel does. The
gospel changes
everything.
So when will Jesus, His Word,
and His gospel
be enough?
Here are some important dates and deadlines coming
up in Family Ministries:
First Steps Class: Wednesday, February 18 (Deadline
to register is February 17)
Family Dedication Service: Sunday, March 1 (Deadline to register is February 23); Family Dedication
Class for Parents will be Wednesday, February 25
Easter Egg Hunt: Saturday, March 28
VBS: Sunday, June 7 - Wednesday, June 10 (from
6:00 to 8:30 p.m. nightly)
Children’s Camp: Tuesday, July 21 - Friday, July 24
Camp McCall: Thursday, July 30 - Saturday, August 1
(Deadline to register and pay the total $150 is February 15)
5th Grade Boot Camp: Sunday, August 2 - Monday,
August 3
The Worship
Choir is working on a song that captures this truth so
well. Here are the lyrics to the song:
Please look over these dates carefully – especially
deadlines coming up in February!
Jesus changes everything;
There is no greater mystery,
That God would come to rescue me
From who I was.
The kindness of my Savior
Calls me to the wonder of His love.
Jesus changes everything
and He is changing me.
The Gospel Changes Everything
The gospel changes everything;
The turning point in history.
Even now it’s changing me from who I was.
The story of my Savior calls me to
The wonder of the cross.
The gospel changes everything
And it is changing me.
You saved my soul by Your blood.
And I’m undone by Your great love.
You made a way so I could come
Just as I am to You, my God.
I pray that the gospel is making a difference in how we
live our lives and giving us an answer to the question,
“Why am I doing what I’m doing?”
firmly planted
Student Ministries Pastor John Freeman
Here is a great devotional from Experiencing God
Day By Day entitled Firmly Planted. Read it and be
challenged. God bless you, and if you haven’t heard it
today, Jesus loves you!
Psalm 1:1-3, Blessed is the man Who walks not in
the counsel of the ungodly, Nor stands in the path
of sinners, Nor sits in the seat of the scornful; But
his delight is in the law of the LORD, And in His law
he meditates day and night. He shall be like a tree
Planted by the rivers of water, That brings forth its
fruit in its season, Whose leaf also shall not wither;
And whatever he does shall prosper.
It is possible to spend your whole life knowing about
the truths of God and never experiencing any of them.
Simply knowing about the truths of God does not mean
that they have become a part of your life. Here is the
important question: What are you doing with the Word
of God? Some people allow themselves to come under the influence of ungodly thinking to the point that
God’s Word makes no difference to them. If you seek
your counsel from ungodly persons, you will find yourself moving away from the direction God’s Word commands. If you intentionally seek out sinners as your
companions, they will lead you down paths that take
you far from God. If you choose to join those who are
scornful, you will eventually become cynical.
The righteous man does not find encouragement in the
opinions of others but in God’s Word. He is not content
with a surface knowledge of Scripture but meditates on
it day and night until he is satisfied that what he reads
reflects his own experience. He becomes like a fruit
tree standing firmly on the bank of the river. The tree is
well nourished and produces delicious fruit and bountiful leaves. People come from miles around to sit in its
shade and eat its fruit.
If you allow God to implement His Word in your life,
others will draw encouragement from you. The more
you grow in God’s righteousness, the stronger you will
become. Some people would look in vain to find anyone they were encouraging, but not so the righteous
person. A constant stream of people will seek you out
because they know that your life will be a blessing.
MISSIONS MINISTRY
Missions, Evangelism and Outreach
Pastor Eric Wooten
As you read this
I will be traveling
back from Africa
where
Pastor
Aaron and I have
visited with missionaries including Taylor and
Emma Nash. I
can’t wait to let
you know what
all we did there.
I want to let you
know that we
are planning to
roll out The City,
a new Internet
portal solely for
our church to
communicate
together in, next
month. Be on
the lookout in your
Sunday School class on how to join your group. It’s going to be a great tool for us to stay in touch the other
6 days of the week. My prayer is that we don’t resist
change but look at it as something that will be beneficial
for communication here at ERBC.
I also want to share with you a new way we are making contacts with those who have visited our church or
accepted Christ through one of our ministries here at
ERBC. If you would like to be part of this process, then
we are asking you to put together a team of two or three
people that you would like to make visits with. This could
be your spouse, a friend that you hang out with a lot or
a prayer partner. Come by the Library on Wednesday
nights between 6:00 - 6:25 p.m. for me to give you a
notebook and let you know how you can make the most
of this great opportunity to reach out to our community.
Please be sure to be in prayer for the mission teams
that have planned trips in February: Philippines, February 5-14: Pastor Travis Cross, Steve Rhea, Dick
Stroup and Marion Terry; Alaska, March 5-12: Pastor
Eric Wooten, Kelsie Windsor, Hannah Bridger, John
Partin, Seth Furman and Dale Winser.
Thanks for continuing to support our basketball teams!
We also are looking forward to ERBC Soccer coming
up in March. Signup and practices are set for Tuesday,
March 10 and Thursday, March 12. Games will be held
March 14 and 21; April 11, 18, and 25; and May 2. The cost
is $50 ($20 for returning players), and the league is for
K4-6th grade players.
SHINE!
HALF DAY WOMEN'S
Conference February 7
The ERBC Women’s Ministry is sponsoring a Half Day Women’s Conference with Conference Speaker, Bible Study Teacher and Writer, Seminar Leader and LifeWay Ministry Multiplier
Karen Alexander Doyel Saturday, February 7 from 8:30 a.m. to
2:00 p.m. Tickets are available Sunday morning in the main hallway for only $10. For more information you can contact Beth
Gates at 242-4598 or [email protected].
We are collecting gold and silver Christmas decorations
for VBS 2015! Many stores have items 75% - 90% off
right now. Please consider purchasing gold and silver
garland, tinsel, and round ornaments if you see them for
sale and donate them to the church. We will have collection bins at the Preschool and front entrances of the
church through February 1!
WEEKDAY Program
Registration
Kindergarten (ages 3, 4 and 5) and Mom’s Day Out Registration
(ages 5 months - age 2) for 2015-2016 (beginning in September)
Open to Public: February 4, 2015; Room A-106
Men's Bible
studIES
WOMEN'S
BIBLE STUDY
continues
As we have received Christ Jesus, we are now called to
walk in a manner worthy of Him. Strengthened with all
power, according to His glorious might, for all endurance
and patience with joy, giving thanks to the Father, who has
qualified us to share in so great an inheritance. Today,
because of Christ, you can live stronger. This Bible study
is guiding women into biblical truth through exposition and
story, so they live confident, transformed, Christ-radiating
lives marked by His strength.
ERBC Women’s Ministry is offering this (7) seven week
Bible study at four (4) different times weekly:
· Sunday Evening (5:00 - 6:30 p.m.)
· Wednesday Morning (9:15 - 11:15 a.m.)*
· Wednesday Evening (6:00 - 7:30 p.m.)
· Thursday Evening at the home of Marlou Land
(7:00 - 8:30 p.m.)
I love You, O Lord, my Strength. Psalm 18:1
WMU MINISTRY
ACTIVITIES
The Women’s Missionary Union (WMU) Monthly Meeting and Lunch will be held Tuesday, February 10 in Room
FLC-110/111 at 10:30 a.m. The Missionary Focus Group
will not be meeting this month.
The Men’s Bible Study Every Man a Warrior continues
to be a great opportunity to walk through a challenging
course together as men, the first since Men’s Fraternity.
Groups meeting on Sunday and Wednesday evenings report times of real growth as we make a point to put Jesus first by meditating on Scripture, memorizing pertinent
verses, staying accountable with each other, and striving
to be the men we know He wants us to be.
After the course we will spend 6 weeks walking through a
DVD and book-driven study called Life On Mission. Pastor Aaron has said he wants us to be a “Life on Mission
church.” Let’s make a strong move in that direction with
the men of ERBC! The textbook and study guide will be
$20. However, 100% of the royalties for the textbook go to
supporting missionaries in North America through Send
North America!
REVELATION PART 2/
ROMANS
If you are not a part of the Men’s or Women’s Bible Studies, you can take part in the Revelation Part 2 and Romans studies free of charge. Gene Ward continues his
informative teaching every Sunday afternoon in the Music
Suite at 5:00 p.m.
The record speaks
SEnior adult ministry
But you are a chosen generation… that you may proclaim the praises of Him who called you out of darkness
into His marvelous light. 1 Peter 2:9
Opportunities for Seniors to serve in February will include Good News Club, Senior Choir activities, door
prize donations to Student Ministry for Guys’ Titus 2
Night, Wednesday night visitation, and volunteers for
Wednesday Night Dinners.
The February monthly meeting will be held in the Family Life Center at 12:00 p.m. on February 16, the third
Monday of the month. The catered monthly meeting
will include a devotional, program, catered meal of
soup and sandwich, and fellowship around the table.
The program will be presented by The Believers, a
quartet from Greenwood, S. C., who utilize a variety of
music styles, including old time hymns, to present the
gospel of Jesus Christ.
Sign-ups will be available in the Sunday School folders
and on the Senior Adult sign-up sheet located on the
ministry information table in the main church hallway.
Fee will be $6 per person payable at the lunch. Sign-ups
will be taken until February 11.
If transportation to the monthly meeting or an event is
a problem for any reason, contact Jake Gressette at
288-1916 or Pat Billings at 244-2975, ext. 125 to arrange
transportation. Lack of transportation should not prevent you from attending.
deacon's meeting
february 15
The monthly Deacons’ Meeting will be held Sunday afternoon, February 15 at 3:30 p.m. in Room FLC-111.
fit for him
women’s pilates
Ladies, come join us for Pilates classes at ERBC on Monday and Thursday mornings. Pilates is exercise that focuses on strengthening your core, improving balance and
increasing flexibility. All ages and skill levels are welcome.
If you’re new to Pilates, the FIRST MONTH IS FREE!
WHEN: Monday and Thursday mornings from 8:15 until
9:00 a.m.
WHERE: FLC-110
COST: $15 per month - make out checks to ERBC and
they are due on the first class of the month. First month is
free for new participants.
Participants will need to bring an exercise mat. Wear
loose, comfortable clothing.
GIVING AS OF
1/25/15
BUDGET
MISSIONS
OFFERING
BUDGET
NEED
$161,314.08
YTD
RECEIVED
$120,533.41
$16,423.08
$11,656.00
attendance
JANUARY 4
9:00 a.m. S.S. Classes
Nursery
9:00 a.m. TOTAL
10:30 a.m. Worship
Nursery
10:30 a.m. TOTAL
5:00 p.m. Activities
JANUARY 18
9:00 a.m. S.S. Classes
Nursery
9:00 a.m. TOTAL
10:30 a.m. Worship
Nursery
10:30 a.m. TOTAL
5:00 p.m. Activities
408
53
461
502
49
551
316
JANUARY 11
9:00 a.m. S.S. Classes
Nursery
9:00 a.m. TOTAL
10:30 a.m. Worship
Nursery
10:30 a.m. TOTAL
5:00 p.m. Activities
477
69
546
570
69
639
374
468
55
523
604
67
671
356
JANUARY 25
9:00 a.m. S.S. Classes
Nursery
9:00 a.m. TOTAL
10:30 a.m. Worship
Nursery
10:30 a.m. TOTAL
5:00 p.m. Activities
492
69
561
576
56
632
394
wednesday night
dinners
Wednesday Night Dinners continue Wednesdays from
5:00 to 6:15 p.m. Sign up in your Sunday School classes, at
the Ministry Information Center, call Debi Dowling at 2442975 or email Debi at [email protected] by Monday.
PLEASE NOTE: Tuesday (late) reservations will have a $5
added charge. Wednesday reservations will not be accepted.
Children 2-3 Years: $2; Juniors 4-12 Years: $3.50
Children/Juniors eating from the Adult Menu pay Adult Pricing
Adults $5.50; Family Maximum $14.50
greenville literacy
The Greenville Literacy Association is currently in need
of caring volunteer tutors at all three of its Greenville
County locations. Help other adults improve their reading
or math skills, or teach English as a Second Language to
newcomers from around the globe. No prior teaching experience is required. Greenville Literacy provides training.
For more information, please call 467-3456 or visit www.
greenvilleliteracy.org. The next Adult Basic Education
training workshop is Saturday, February 28.
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Sunday, February 1:
3:00 p.m. Men’s Ministry Leadership Meeting - A-106
4:00 p.m. Afternoon Activities Begin 1 Hour Earlier (Today Only!)
5:30 p.m. Special Worship Choir Rehearsal - Sanctuary
Wednesday, February 4:
Thursday, February 5:
9:00 a.m. Weekday Early Education Public Registration - A-106
8:30 a.m. Half Day Women’s Conference - Student Center/Various Rooms
Tuesday, February 10: 10:30 a.m. WMU Monthly Meeting and Lunch - FLC-110/111
Thursday, February 12:
Sunday, February 15:
9:30 a.m. Torchbearers Senior Adult Choir Outing - Off Campus
11:45 a.m. Valentines’ Lunch for Widows - Family Life Center
3:30 p.m. Deacons’ Meeting - FLC-111
Monday, February 16: 12:00 p.m. Torchbearers Senior Adult Luncheon - Family Life Center
Wednesday, February 18:
Thursday, February 19:
Friday, February 20:
6:00 p.m. First Steps Class - Fellowship Hall
9:30 a.m. Torchbearers Senior Adult Choir Outing - Off Campus
6:00 p.m. Guys’ Titus 2 Night - Family Life Center/Various Rooms
Sunday, February 22:
GAIHN Family Hosting Begins (Through February 28)
Monday, February 23:
Torchbearers Senior Adult Choir Festival - Springmaid Beach
(Through February 25)
Wednesday, February 25:
8:15 a.m.
9:00 a.m.
10:30 a.m.
4:00 p.m.
5:00 p.m.
Philippines Mission Trip Begins (Through February 14)
12:00 p.m. Torchbearers Senior Adult Council Meeting - A-106
Saturday, February 7:
REGULAR WEEKLY EVENTS
Pastor Aaron and Pastor Eric Return from the Kenya Mission Trip
5:30 p.m. Finance Team Meeting - FLC-111
Monday:
6:00 a.m. Men’s Small Group Meeting - Library
8: 15 a.m. Fit for Him Pilates - FLC-110
6:00 p.m. Wade Hampton Basketball Games - Family Life Center
Tuesday:
8:00 a.m. Women’s Prayer Group - Library
12:00 p.m. Men’s Prayer Time - FLC-109
6:00 p.m. Wade Hampton Basketball Practice - Family Life Center
Wednesday:
5:00 p.m. Wednesday Night Dinner - Family Life Center
6:00 p.m. L.I.F.E.: Every Man a Warrior - FLC-111
L.I.F.E.: Stronger: Finding Hope - B-212/214
6: 15 p.m. Life on Mission Outreach - Music Suite
6:30 p.m. Children’s Choirs - B-113/202/204
The Hub for Students - Student Center
Prayer Service - Sanctuary
Worship Orchestra Practice - Sanctuary
6:30 p.m. Family Dedication Class - FLC-111
February 2015
SPECIAL EVENTS
Sunday:
Praise Team Rehearsal - Sanctuary
Sunday School Classes - Various Locations
Worship Service - Sanctuary
Worship Choir/Orchestra Practice - Sanctuary/Music Suite
AWANA - Family Life Center/Various Rooms
EQUIP - Student Center/Various Rooms
Sunday Night L.I.F.E. - Various Rooms
8: 15 a.m.
10:00 a.m.
11:00 a.m.
6:00 p.m.
Thursday:
Fit for Him Pilates - FLC-110
Torchbearers Senior Adult Choir Practice - Music Suite
Torchbearers Senior Adult Handbell Practice - B-210
Wade Hampton Basketball Practice - Family Life Center
Saturday:
8:00 a.m. Wade Hampton Basketball Games - Family Life Center