February is Men’s Month
Genesis 1:27 & Ephesians 4:24
SUNDAY, FEBRUARY 22, 2015
FEATURING
THE REV. DR. FREDERICK D. HAYNES III, SENIOR PASTOR
FRIENDSHIP WEST BAPTIST CHURCH, DALLAS, TX
FIRST SUNDAY IN LENT
MEN’S DAY
Dr. Charles G. Adams, Pastor
Rev. Charles C. Adams, Presiding Pastor
Rev. Lurecie M. Stokes, Minister of Pastoral Care
Rev. Kevin N. Taylor, Minister of General Ministry
Tom Worford
100 Black Men
Monday—02/23/2015
Warren Evans
Wayne County Executive
Tuesday—02/24/15
Benny Napoleon
Wayne County Sherriff
Wednesday—02/25/15
Dr. John Trotter II
Physician
Thursday—02/26/15
Omari Sankofa
Poet / Activist
Friday—02/27/15
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F
rederick Douglass Haynes, III, is a prophetic pastor, passionate leader,
social activist, and eloquent orator and educator engaged in preaching the gospel
of Jesus Christ, fighting against racial injustice; committed to economic justice
and empowerment in under-served communities and touching and transforming
the lives of the disenfranchised. For 31 years, Dr. Haynes has served as a visionary and
innovative senior pastor of Friendship-West Baptist Church in Dallas, Texas. Under his
servant leadership, the ministry and membership have grown from less than 100 members
in 1983 to over 12,000.
Dr. Haynes was born in Dallas, TX and grew up in San Francisco, California. He is the grandson and son of
socially conscious and active pastors. He attended public schools in the Bay Area and was one of three
valedictory speakers when he graduated from Abraham Lincoln High School in San Francisco. Haynes
graduated, with honors, from Bishop College in 1982 with a B.A. degree in Religion and English. He earned a
Masters of Divinity degree from Southwestern Baptist Theological Seminary. In 2005, he earned a Doctorate
in Ministry from the Graduate Theological Foundation where he was afforded the opportunity to study at
Christ Church, Oxford University in Oxford England. His dissertation reflects his commitment to faith based
social activism: To Turn The World Upside Down: Church Growth In A Church Committed to Social Justice.
Dr. Haynes is committed to education and has led Friendship-West to donate over a million dollars to
Historically Black Colleges and Universities and over 2 million dollars in scholarship aid to students who are
members of the church and community.
The community outreach of Dr. Haynes has created opportunities for him to address large audiences via radio.
He hosted Freddy Haynes Unscripted; the tag line was "edutainment for community empowerment" on Radio
One's 94.5, KSOUL, a local radio show in Dallas. The show debuted at number one in its time slot in the
Dallas/Fort Worth metroplex. He gave the "Inspirational Vitamin" as the concluding voice on K104’s Skip
Murphy Morning Show for over 7 years and for 10 years has given the message on the Praise Break for the
nationally syndicated Rickey Smiley Morning Show, reaching over 70 cities. It should be noted that both of
these shows have a hip hop radio format, but because of the ability of Haynes to reach young people, he was
asked to give inspirational messages during these shows.
Dr. Haynes has received numerous awards and honors for his ministry and activism. Ebony Magazine named
him to its' Power 100 list of most influential African Americans in 2012. He has been inducted into the
National Black College Alumni Hall of Fame. Dr. Haynes was honored to give remarks at the Memorial
service of one of the most respected world leaders of the 20th and 21st centuries, President Nelson Mandela.
This privilege was even more special because it took place in the same sanctuary that the Rev. Dr.
Martin Luther King, Jr. gave his very last sermon, the Washington National Cathedral. The Congressional
Black Caucus honored Haynes by having him serve as the featured speaker at its' Annual Prayer Breakfast in
2011, a prestigious honor. These are just a few of the significant honors, which are in the hundreds, bestowed
upon Haynes for his servant leadership.
Dr. Haynes is the author of "Healing Our Broken Village," which seeks to address the issues that have
contributed to broken communities and lives. He also authored "Soul Fitness," an inspirational and
motivational daily devotional.
Dr. Haynes is married to Debra Peek-Haynes, founder and President of Quorum Commercial, a commercial
real estate firm. They are the proud parents of Abeni Jewel Haynes.
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MINISTRIES TO REPORT DURING WINTER REVIVAL
(If your ministry was omitted, you may report on Friday, February 27)
MONDAY, FEBRUARY 23
Deacons Ministry
Deaconess Ministry
The January Birth Month Ministry
The February Birth Month Ministry
The March Birth Month Ministry
Hartford Nurses Ministry
Trustees Ministry
Hartford Men United Ministry
Hartford Business Association
Ministry
Hartford Maintenance &
Improvement Ministry
Senior Usher Board #1 Ministry
The Male Chorus Ministry
T.R.U.T.H. Ministry
Representatives
Acolytes Ministry
Athletic Ministry
Cheer Team Ministry
Charles G. Adams Drama
Ministry
Church Nursery Ministry
Junior Nurses’ Ministry
Cub Scouts & Boy Scouts
Ministry
Girl Scouts Ministry
Youth Usher Ministry
Cherubic Choir Ministry
God’s Gifted Host Choir Ministry
TUESDAY, FEBRUARY 24
Consolation Choir Ministry
The April Birth Month Ministry
The May Birth Month Ministry
The June Birth Month Ministry
Harambee Ministry
College Christian Fellowship
Ministry
All States Ministry
Married Couples’ Ministry
Media Ministry
Sunday Church School Ministry
Lions Club Ministry
Adult Usher Board #2 Ministry
WEDNESDAY, FEBRUARY 25
Ladies Aid Society Ministry
The July Birth Month Ministry
The August Birth Month Ministry
The September Birth Month
Ministry
R.E.A.C.H. Ministry
Bus Transportation Ministry
Ambassadors for Christ for Praying
and Fasting Ministry
Hartford Progressive Society
Ministry
Hartford Greeters Ministry
Hartford Health Ministry
Liturgical Dance Ministry
Agape House Ministry
Quilting Sisters Ministry
Senior Usher Board #2 Ministry
The Women’s Day Chorus Ministry
THURSDAY, FEBRUARY 26
The Hartford Optimist Ministry
Missionary Society Ministry
Pastor’s Courtesy Guild Ministry
Mothers’ Board Ministry
Tutorial Program Ministry
Hartford Women United Ministry
Scholarship Committee Ministry
Stephen Ministry
Izandela Deaf Ministry
Hartford Biblical Institute
Adult Usher Board #1 Ministry
Cathedral Choir Ministry
FRIDAY, FEBRUARY 27
The October Birth Month Ministry
The November Birth Month
Ministry
The December Birth Month
Ministry
Special Needs Ministry
Social Justice Ministry
Transitional Ministry
Ministers’ Ministry
Combined Usher Boards’ Ministry
Hartford Office Staff Ministry
Jubilee Chorus Ministry
2015 MEN’S DAY FINANCIAL CAPTAINS
Pastor Charles G Adams
Presiding Pastor Charles C Adams
Vincent Ball
Ken Brandon
Edmund Carmichael
Anthony Crooks
Dexter Fields
Michael Fleming
Cliff Hampton
Ernest Harris
Leon Johnson
Jethro Joseph
Eugene Kelley II
Curtis Kilpatrick
Ronald McCutcheon
L. Kevin Miller
Wesley Norris
Washington Porter
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Paul Sanders
Ronald Spears
Jeffrey Steel
Frank Taylor
Kevin Taylor
Norris Turner
Richard Vaughn
Vonzie Whitlow
Thomas Williams
SANCTUARY CELEBRATION
FIRST SUNDAY IN LENT — MEN’S DAY
SUNDAY, FEBRUARY 22, 2015 — 7:30 AM & 11:00 AM
ORDER OF SERVICE
BEREAVEMENT NOTICES
Please keep in prayer the families who have lost loved ones. We have received the following names:
DECEASED
RELATIVES
LOCATION
DATE
TIME
Trustee Joann DrakeHMBC
Tuesday
FH-10:00 AM
Beatrice Drake
Gambrell
02/17/2015 Svc-11:00 AM
Deacon John Gambrell
Deacon Carolyn Drake
Evelyn Johnson
HMBC
Tuesday
FH-1:00 PM
James Edward Johnson
Angeline Mitchell
02/17/2015 Svc-2:00 PM
Reginald Johnson
Deacon Annette
Refreshing Word
Saturday
Ranya Robinson
Robinson
Ministry
02/21/2015
Detroit, MI
Horizon Sanctuary Saturday
Svc-11:00 AM
Rev. Dr. Joseph Lawrence Friend of Hartford
-Historic
02/21/2015
Roberts Jr.
Ebenezer Baptist
Church
Atlanta, GA
Rev. Shaun Turner
HMBC-Chapel
Monday
FH-11:00 AM
Sebastian Cash Mack
Jennifer Rebecca Mack
02/23/2015 Svc-11:30 AM
William Mack IV
For additional information on these names and others, please see the notices as posted on the bulletin
board in the north corridor, or call the Church Office.
Following the loss of a loved one can be a very difficult time. You may experience all kinds of difficult and
surprising emotions, such as shock, anger and guilt. A Bereavement Support Counseling Group is being held
each 2nd and 4th Monday of each month, in Room 307 at 6:00 PM. Through a setting that embraces
confidentiality, participants may: gain insight from others regarding coping strategies to begin to "live again";
share experiences and feelings that keep memories alive; restore relationships when forgiveness is needed;
gain wisdom regarding lifestyle changes; and strengthen our spiritual well-being. Please contact the Church
Office to register at 313-861-1285 x 429, and begin the journey to healing.
IN THE HOSPITAL/REHABILITATION CENTERS
OAKWOOD HERITAGE HOSPITAL, TAYLOR, MI
Neil Haney
KARMANOS CANCER INSTITUTE, DETROIT, MI
Glen Myrick
NOTTING HILL HEALTH CARE FACILITY,
WEST BLOOMFIELD, MI
Ms. Johnnie Pearl Horton
Deacon Lawrence Brown
HARTFORD NURSING CENTER, DETROIT, MI
Charlie Anderson
Ledora Holmes
WEST BLOOMFIELD NURSING CENTER,
W. BLOOMFIELD HILLS, MI
Deacon Bernard Parker
REGENT AT BLUFFS PARK NURSING HOME,
ANN ARBOR, MI
Min. Tommie Latimer
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Devotional & Pastoral Advisements
Choral Introit
“Festival March on Lift Every Voice and Sing and Battle Hymn
of Republic” - Burkhart
“Let There Be Joy” - J. Wes Lewis
Opening Praise Sentences
Rev. Charles C. Adams
Processional Hymn #395
“Stand Up for Jesus”
Prayer of Invocation
Rev. Charles C. Adams
Prelude
Glory Be To The Father #541
Organ Interlude
“Were You There?” - Charles Callahan
Anthem
“I Am That Man” - Mark Hayes
Men’s Liturgical Dance Ministry
Prayer of Intercession &
Song of Inspiration
Welcome To The Visitors
“There’s A Story Behind My Praise” - R. Covington
Rev. Charles C. Adams
The Tithes & Offertory Period
Offertory Sentences
Luke 6:38; Matthew 6:19-21 (NRSV)
Leader: Give and it will be given to you, good measure, pressed down, shaken together, running over
will be put into your lap.
People: For the measure you give will be the measure you get back.
Leader: Do not lay up for yourselves treasures on earth, where moth and rust consume and where
thieves break in and steal.
People: But lay up for yourselves treasures in heaven where neither moth nor rust consume and where
thieves do not break in and steal.
Unison: For where your treasure is, there will your heart be also.
“I Still Remember” - E. Robinson
Offertory Selection
The Prayer of Dedication
Rev. Charles C. Adams
Hymn of Preparation #279
“Standing on the Promises”
The Written Word
Preached Word
Dr. Frederick D. Haynes III, Senior Pastor
Friendship West Baptist Church, Dallas TX
Invitation To Christian Discipleship
Hymn of Invitation #227
“I Surrender All”
Prayer of Thanksgiving
The Right Hand of Fellowship
Recessional #494
“I Am on the Battlefield for My Lord”
Choral Benediction
“As You Go, Tell the World” - Foster/Vails
Postlude
“A Mighty Fortress is our God” - Gordon Young
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LOOKING AHEAD
SERMON NOTES
In times of suffering or stress, we may feel that GOD is against us or doesn’t care.
Yet GOD hears our cries and acts to restore wholeness, not only to individuals, but
to the whole community and beyond. When discipleship includes suffering and
rejection, GOD is faithful and does not hide. GOD keeps promises; we respond in
faith and thanksgiving.
Our focus scriptures for next week are Psalm 22:23-31; Genesis 17:1-7, 15-16,
Romans 4:13-25; and Mark 8:31-38.
Psalm 22 is the prayer of one who is afflicted. It begins with lament, “My GOD,
my GOD, why have you forsaken me?” GOD has cared for the people of Israel
over centuries. Why does it seem that GOD has abandoned the psalmist now?
This psalm is frequently read during worship on Good Friday, as Jesus spoke these
opening words for the cross (see Mark 15:34).
Lament psalms, though they express human pain and suffering, usually end by expressing thanks that GOD
delivers from trouble. The portion of Psalm 22 we read today is just such a hymn of praise. With exuberance
that may seem surprising—given the depth of despair described in the earlier verses—the psalmist proclaims
that GOD does not despise those who are afflicted. GOD is always close and is with those who are in distress.
This psalm reminds us that, though we are in an individual relationship with GOD, we are also part of a
community of faith. The psalmist comes to the faith community, praising GOD “in the great congregation.”
GOD’s people are not meant to undergo suffering alone, but to find strength through shared story and
experience of GOD’s saving presence.
Verse 23 is an example of the parallelism so characteristic of Hebrew poetry: “All you offspring of Jacob,
Rachel and Leah, glorify GOD; stand in awe of GOD, all you offspring of Israel!” (NRSV Inclusive Language
Version). The people to whom GOD gave the name “Israel” are called to praise GOD, who has acted through
their history and will continue to act to bring wholeness and salvation. More than that, “all the families of the
nations” will worship GOD. GOD’s rule extends to the entire world. Past, present and future—”those who
sleep in the earth” and “people yet unborn” —all generations praise GOD.
Genesis 17:1-7, 15-16 also speaks to trust in GOD’s promises. Abram and Sarai are childless; yet GOD
makes a covenant, promising Abram he will be the ancestor of many nations. Through Sarai’s son, GOD’s
everlasting promise will extend to a multitude. The new names, Abraham and Sarah, signify their new status
as GOD’s covenant people.
Romans 4:13-25 recalls GOD’s covenant with Abraham. Abraham responded to GOD’s promise in faith
and trust, “hoping against hope” that GOD’s promise was true. Like the psalmist, Abraham’s hope was in
GOD’s trustworthy goodness. Paul exhorts readers to have such faith in GOD’s saving love through Christ.
In Mark 8:31-38, Jesus and his disciples are near Caesarea Philippi. For the first time Jesus teaches that he
will suffer and die. Peter cannot believe this; This is not what was expected of GOD’s messiah. Jesus rebukes
Peter and challenges the entire crowd to consider what it means to follow Jesus and trust in GOD’s saving
love. Following this account is the story of the Transfiguration ((Mark 9:2-9). Peter, James and John
accompany Jesus up the mountain after Jesus’ teaching about his pending suffering and death. They are
terrified as GOD confirms Jesus’ identity as GOD’s Son, and tell them to listen to Jesus.
Love ya,
C.G.A.
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BLACK HISTORY MONTH / MEN’S MONTH QUIZ
Bring your completed quiz to the Resource Center, and if you answer 7 or more correctly, claim your prize
If you correctly answer ALL QUESTIONS receive a special prize.
1. Who wrote the famous Gospel song
“Take My Hand, Precious Lord”?
_______________________________
4. Who ws the first African American
on Forbes’ 400 wealthiest
American’s List [1992]?
_______________________________
2. Dr. George Washington Carver
taught farmers what two concepts to
increase their crops?
5. Name three films directed by Spike
Lee
1) ________________________
_______________________________
2) ________________________
_______________________________
_______________________________
3. Robert Johnson, former owner of
BET, became the first African
American —
a. Millionaire
b. Billionaire
c. Publisher
6. What year was Dr. Martin Luther
King Jr. awarded the Nobel Peace
Prize?
Please take the time to join a Lenten Cell Group near you during this season.
We will be studying from the book, The Will of God, by Leslie D. Weatherhead,
which is available in the Spears-Watson Bookstore.
Lenten Cell Groups will begin the week of March 1, 2015.
If you would like to host a Lenten Cell, please call the Church Office at 313-861-1285 x417.
7. Who was the first African American
doctor to perform heart surgery?
GROUP NAME
_______________________________
8. In what years was Colin Powell
Secretary of State?
_______________________________
BONUS:
What year was Dr. Charles G. Adams
invited to speak before the United
Nations?
_______________________________
48201
48221
48223
Women's Bible Study
HOST
Rev. Natalie Cherry
Bernie Beaumont
Debra Beckon
Rev. Cecilia Holliday
ADDRESS
3963 Miracles Blvd
20437 Renfrew
15751 Kentfield
HMBC - Room 106
Detroit, MI
Detroit, MI
Detroit, MI
Detroit, MI
ZIP
48201
48221
48223
48235
DAY
Tuesdays
Tuesdays
Tuesdays
Tuesdays
TIME
7:00 PM-8:30 PM
7:00 PM-8:30 PM
7:00 PM-8:30 PM
6:00 PM-7:30 PM
TELEPHONE
313-833-3710
313-727-6477
313-244-4554
313-861-1285
INSTRUCTOR
Rev. N. Cherry
Rev. Lionel Scott
Rev. LaVerne Bostic
Rev. C. Holliday
GROUP NAME
Men's Bible Study
Mission
Married Couples
Ministry
TRUTH Teen Cell
Deacon Justine Lofton
Rev. Robyn Moore
CITY ST
_______________________________
HMBC—Room 304
HMBC - Room 106
Deacon Leon & Deaconess
Rhonda Johnson
HMBC
Detroit, MI
Detroit, MI
Detroit, MI
Oak Park, MI
ZIP
48235
48235
48235
48237
DAY
Tuesdays
Wednesdays
Tuesdays
Sundays
TIME
7:00 PM-8:30 PM
10:00 AM
7:00 PM-8:30PM
2:00 PM
TELEPHONE
313-861-1285
313-934-1427
313-861-1285
248-252-7678
INSTRUCTOR
Rev. C. Adams
Deacon Justine Lofton
Rev Kevin N. Taylor
Rev. Robyn Moore
GROUP NAME
Joshua Ministry
Revelation
Thursday Bible Class
Mrs. Kamil Williams
Rev. Dr. Urias Beverly
Sis Rosalind Wiley
HMBC - Room 106
HMBC - Library
Detroit, MI
Detroit, MI
Detroit, MI
ZIP
48235
48235
48235
DAY
Thursdays
Thursdays
Thursdays
TIME
6:00 PM-8:00 PM
6:00 PM-7:30 PM
11:00 AM
TELEPHONE
313-861-1285
313-861-1285
313-861-1285
INSTRUCTOR
Rev. Reggie White
Rev. Dr. Urias Beverly
Sis. R. Wiley
HOST Rev. C. Christian Adams
STEPHEN MINISTRY
“Christ Caring For People through People”
STEPHEN MINISTERS CARE FOR PEOPLE FACING TOUGH TIMES and are ready to provide
the emotional and spiritual help needed with crisis that include:
Loss of a loved one
Terminal Illness/Chronic Illness
Divorce or Separation
Unemployment/Job Crisis
Loneliness/ Discouragement
…and more
STEPHEN MINISTRY IS A CONFIDENTIAL MINISTRY and are trained volunteers ready to provide
you with one-on-one care. To Contact a Stephen Minister Call (313) 341-2302
COULD YOU BE A STEPHEN MINISTER???
Are you a believer interested in helping others by being a spiritual partner
for someone going through a personal crisis?
Stephen Ministers are trained to meet this need.
The Stephen Ministry is looking for candidates for the April, 2015 training class.
Contact Rev. Lurecie Stokes or Min. Curtis Kilpatrick for more information @ 313-861-1285.
Applications are available in the Church Office and at hmbcdetroit.org under the Stephen Minister category.
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ADDRESS
CITY ST
HOST
ADDRESS HMBC—Vincent Room
CITY ST
4
21310 Parklawn
MEN’S DAY CONTRIBUTIONS IN LOVING MEMORY AND HONOR OF LOVED ONES
BY FAMILY MEMBERS AND FRIENDS
CONTRIBUTOR
Deaconess Clara Austin
Huey Ball
Arneda Ball
Trustee Vincent L. Ball
Thelma Bates
Jessie Brad
Angeline Brown
Deacon Annie Bush
Deacon Janice Bush
Rhunette Cabil
Deacon Edmon C. Carmichael
Gwen Carmichael
Trustee Flo Clark
Ruthie M. Davis
Askew/Denning Families
Paul A. Dillard
Deacon Mildred E. Dixon
B. Elam
Jacqueline M. Elam
Deacon Huey Ferguson
Michael O. Foster
Michael Gilliam
Glenda Vicks Givens
Ronald Goldsberry
R. Griffin
Elmer Harris
Dr. & Mrs. E. Harrison
W. Rollin Henderson Jr.
Dr. Tony Ingram
Arthur Jefferson
Candice L. Jenkins
Sarah Keith
Alice Kelley-Booker
Shirley Kelley
IN MEMORY OF
Styan Austin, Husband
Barbara Ball
Irving Allison, Father
Irene Ball, Mother
Lionel Jerome Ball, Brother
Marcellus Ball, Father
Ronald Bates
IN HONOR OF
Vincent Ball, Husband
Arneda Ball, Wife
Earl Collins
Jesse Nash
Ramona Brown, Daughter
Deacon Isaiah Johnson
Deacon Coleman Thornton, Father
Postell Bush, Grandfather
Oliver Williams
Delois A. Carmichael-Branch
Ethel Lee Shephard
James A. Clark, Father
Yolanda Davis, Daughter
Melvin L. Askew Sr.
Rev. Paul A. Dillard Jr.
Lillian O. Smith, Mother
Sloanie Mae White
Lucille E. Moore
Maurice Ferguson
Ollie Foster
Sidney Franklin
Johnetta Trammell
John Givens Sr.
Constance Jones
Andre Barnes
Rosie B. Harris
Laura Mae Harrison, Mother
Bernice S. Henderson
Hilery Ferguson
Lucille Barnes
Men’s Day
Sarah Jefferson Major
Rev. James Willard Jenkins, Father
Jimmie Ruth Strugs
Eugene Kelley II
Gertrude Roberson, Mother
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SERVING TODAY
MALE CHORUS
Dr. Joanne Clark
Minister of Pipe Organ
Dr. Stanley Waldon
Director
Alvin Waddles
Hammond Organ/Pianist
Joseph Hayden
Bassist
Matthew Lemons
Percussionist
DEACONESSES:
Angeline Brown, On Duty
Dorothy Welch, Team Leader
Linda Hathorne, 1st Asst.
Daisy Bryant Aaron, 2nd Asst.
Kathryn Cotton
Marjorie Dickson
Jackie Lurry
Dorothy Marbury
Rochelle Mitchell
Lurine Moncrease
Gwen Moore
Paulette Turner
Dorothy J. Ward
Carol Williams
Shirley Woods
TRUSTEES:
Jacqueline Shelton, Capt.
Kathy Hemingway, Co-Capt.
Shirley Myrick, Co-Capt.
Madge Anderson
Janice Ashford
Vincent Ball
Linda Clark
Dorothy Cocroft
Nora Sharpley Ferguson
Dexter Fields
Joann Drake Gambrell
LaRue Jones
Hennie Major
Creflo Mims
Candice T. Howard
Dr. Ronald Turner
Kenneth Watts
Andrea Whitfield
USHERS:
DEACONS:
Combined Men Usher Ministry Thomas Williams, Chairman
Lawrence T. Mathews, On
IZANDLA
Duty
INTERPRETERS:
Richard T. Moncrease, Capt.
Reichelle Tucker **
John Bradley, Co-Capt.
John Harvey
Lawrence Brown
Nina White
Lawrence Carter
** Interpreting Sermon
Keith Davis
John H. Eley Jr.
MINISTERS ANOINTING
Huey Ferguson
TEAM:
John T. Gambrell
Billie Beverly, Capt.
Lee Jamal Helm
Laverne Bostic
Harold M. Holmes
L. Delores Brandon
Johnnie Carl Lurry
Penny Godboldo
Richard Moncrease
Peter Hart
Bernard Parker
Arthur Stewart
Lawrence M. Poole
Brandee S. Pruitt
George Taylor
NURSES:
Sheryl Brown
Gloria Howard
Betty Mapp
Janice McCrary
Regina Thomas
CHURCH CLERKS
Ruby Newbold, Vice Clerk
Deborah Boatner
Cynthia Bonds
Stephanie Brown
Cynthia Harris
Carrie Thomas Johnson
Andra Teasley
Linda Tinsley
ANNOUNCEMENT
CLERKS
7:30 AM
Jessie M. Brad
11:00 AM
Quentin L. McDonald
RESOURCE CENTER
Cherokee Cole
Dolores Spencer
Andrea Whitfield
Virgil Young
GREETERS
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Julia Baldwin
Shelvie Brice
Laytha Danley
Bruce Perry
Lamar Reed
Virginia Tate
11:00 AM
Elaine Carter
Ada Grant
Ozella Henry
Katie Lindsey
Patricia Perry
Cynthia Trusclair
Oneita Whitfield
CHURCH OFFICE—HARTFORD INSTITUTE BUILDING
18900 James Couzens Highway—Detroit, Michigan 48235
Administrative Offices—9:00 AM—5:00 PM Monday thru Friday
313-861-1285 / 313-861-1300 — Fax 313-861-0265
RESOURCE CENTER & BOOKSTORE
Open Sunday after 7:30 AM Service until 11:00 AM, immediately after 11:00 AM Service and
Wednesdays 11:30 AM - 6:30 PM. Bookstore’s direct line —313-864-3404
HARTFORD AGAPE HOUSE
18700 James Couzens Highway—Detroit, Michigan 48235
313-861-1200 — Fax 313-861-7896
Hunger Task Force & Free Shop Mission….. 313-861-1202
The Staff Minister on call is Rev. Kevin Taylor. He can be contacted for any emergencies or urgent matters
313-861-1285 or 313-475-0316 — Email: [email protected]
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MEN’S DAY CONTRIBUTIONS IN LOVING MEMORY AND HONOR OF LOVED ONES
BY FAMILY MEMBERS AND FRIENDS
CONTRIBUTOR
Geraline D. King
Essie Knox
Marcus Latimer
Sidney Lowery
Deacon Connie McCoy
Blondean McDonald
Eunice Moore
Ula Murphy
Margaret Neal
Cheryl Neason
Deacon Johnny Northern
James & Rhonda Orr
Margaret Patterson
Edwards Peoples
Mack A. Peoples
Vivian Pope
Silvia Puckett
Allie Rucker
Paula Sanders
Deaconess Darlene Spivey
Smith
Earline W. Springer
Clarissa H. Stone
Luther Taylor Jr.
Patricia A. Taylor
Deacon Norris Turner
Phyllis Turner
Richard E. Vaughn
Beatrice Williams
Claudia Williams
Samuel Williams
Louis Wilson
Thomas Worford
Jacqueline Worthy
Virgil Young
IN MEMORY OF
IN HONOR OF
Andy King
Billie Wiseman, Sister
Tommie Latimer Sr., Father
Timothy Wynn
Deacon Richard Evans
Annie Andrews
David J. Clark
Estella Bryant
James Neal, Father
Benjamin Turner, Grandfather
Joseph Waters
James L. Orr Sr.
Jesse Bailey
Leroy Peoples
Sam Peoples, Brother
Howard Thomas, Uncle
Charles T. Puckett III, Son
Albert & Thelma Likely
William Earl Smith, Husband
Albert G. Springer
Atty. Horace E. Stone, Husband
Luther Taylor Sr.
Mrs. Mildred Martin, Mother
Deacon Edward Turner
Susie Glover
Maevella McCreary, Mother
Tommy Williams, Brother
Mr. & Mrs. Howard L Sanders, Parents
James Rooselvelt Lee
Mother Sarah Haygood
Ruth Wilson
Golden Worford
Theodore McFeders
Barnell Worthy
Edna E. Young
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Rev. Thomas Barnes
Victor E. Green, Brother
Paul W. Sanders
B. B. Smith, Son
Robin Weathersby, Niece
Isaiah Williams Jr.
ANNOUNCEMENTS
ANNOUNCEMENTS
Get that Midweek Boost! J oin us for “Hour of Power ” Ser vice each Wednesday, in the Chapel, at 12:00
Noon to 12:30 PM. Lunch is served after the Service in the Fellowship Hall. Be connected!
The Detroit Musicians Association presents the Nathaniel Dett Chorale in Concert here at Hartford, Sunday,
March 8, 2015, at 5:00 PM. The Nathaniel Dett Chorale is a Canadian Choral ensemble that specializes in
Afrocentric music of all style including classical, spirituals, gospel, jazz and blues. Donation: $20. Discounts
available for seniors and students.
Hartford Membership Photographers will be taking individual pictur es in Fellowship Hall
Stage area behind the screen on the Third and Fourth Sundays after the 7:30 AM and 11:00 AM
Services. Don’t let this opportunity pass you by and not be included in our membership
publication. Stop by and ask for Delisa.
The Joshua Ministry (for adults 18-40) welcomes you to our weekly Thursday Bible Study at 6:15 PM in the
Vincent Room. Join us as Reverend Kevin Taylor leads us in Bible study and discussion. Please contact Kamil
Williams at [email protected] so that we can get a headcount for dinner.
The Hartford Singles Ministry Meeting Scheduled for Feb. 23rd has been cancelled due to Revival
Week. Ministry Leader Deacon Jeffrey Steele encourages all Singles Ministry Members, and their friends and
family members, to attend the Revival Services each night.
Did you know that the Members Orientation Class is not just for new members? If it’s been years since you last
attended, never attended or did not complete the series, you are invited to come and learn more about you
Baptist heritage. After which you will be awarded your certificate of completing. Classes meet in the Chapel at
9:30 AM on the 2nd, 3rd and 4th Sundays.
The February meeting of the Pastor's Courtesy Guild Ministry will be on Saturday February 28, 2015. Please
join us at 11:00 AM in Room 108. Exciting events are being planned. We look forward to seeing former,
present and new members. Deacon Artelia Griggs, President.
Earline Philips is sponsoring a bus trip to New Orleans, LA for 7 days and 6 nights. The bus will be leaving
May 17, 2015 and will return May 23, 2015. The trip includes bus fare, lodging, tours, and some meals. The
donation is $629 per person, double occupancy (an additional $210 charge for a single room). To make
reservations or ask additional questions, Ms. Philips will be in the Fellowship Hall after each Service. She can
also be reached at 313-835-3729.
The Greeters will meet TODAY immediately after the 11:00 AM Service in Room #308. All are welcome to
join us.
Lenten Season Gleaners are available in the Church Office and Bookstore.
The Scholarship Ministry is sponsoring its 2015 Black College Tour, Friday, April 3 thru April 12, 2015. They
will tour colleges in Arkansas, Louisiana, Texas and Florida. The donation is $600, and includes transportation
and lodging. For applications and additional information, please contact Ms. Georgia Daniel at 313-861-1150
or the Church Office.
Keith Gamble-Woodwind Music Lessons is offering music lessons for saxophone, flute and clarinet for a
nominal fee. You may reach him at 313-330-0346, or email at [email protected]. Also,
Deborah Scales, a retired DPS band and orchestra teacher is available to assist in beginning strings, snare
drum, trumpet and trombone. There is no fee for her lessons. Arrangements and times can be made by calling
Ms. Scales at 248-939-7358 or [email protected]. Student must own an instrument. Give the gift of a life
time.
Teen Connect Bible Study has star ted. Lear n the Wor d of God studying topics suggested by teens
that directly impact their daily living. Studies are 5:30 to 6:30 PM every Tuesday and include guest speakers,
projects, prizes and more. For additional info, contact Rev. Robyn Moore at 248-252-7678.
It’s Girl Scouts Cookies time! Gir l Scouts will be selling cookies in the Resour ce Center and Fellowship
Hall each Sunday, starting Feb 8th through March 15th.
All current and former Hartford Young Adults between the ages of 22-28 are invited to participate in a
discussion and focus group. The theme is “Speak Your Mind: The Church Wants to Know!” The discussion
and focus group will take place Monday, February 23 thru Thursday, February 26, 2015 (5:30 PM – 7:00 PM)
at Hartford in Room 108. For additional information, please contact Rev. Connie Jackson at 586-663-7989 or
email her at [email protected].
Hartford Members and Friends: You can set up recurring donations to the Church. Contact the
Accounting Office at 313-861-1285 x411 to learn how it can be done.
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