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Community Tent Revival May 15-22, 2022 Sunday, May 15th (6pm) through Sunday, May 22nd Location-Rotary Club Park (behind Cook’s Sporting Goods) Ministry Partnership Ebenezer Christian Children’s Home Craig Church Ministries/FaithFest Anchor Ridge Ministries Outreach Event (name needed) On Sunday, May 22nd we will begin in the afternoon with inflatables and food. Afterwards, we will have a night of praise music as well as a clear and compelling Gospel message delivered by Craig Church. The finale’ of our community tent revival will be a baptism under the tent during which everyone who has made a profession of faith throughout the revival will be encouraged to be baptized. More infomation: Tent Revival Dates and Times Sunday, May 15th- 6pm Monday (the 16th) thru Saturday (the 21st)-7pm Saturday, May 21st- youth/student special event- This will be a special time for middle and high schoolers as well as college aged students. We're hoping to have a student praise team made up of youth from participating churches. If you have any musicians or vocalists in your church that might be interested please contact Pastor Tom Bartlett at 704-754-6800 or tom@celebrationlive.net Sunday, May 22nd-4pm We will start early on our last night together. We plan to have inflatables for the kids and plenty of food for everyone. If your church would like to use this as a way to raise money please contact Pastor Mark Workman at 419-603-1563 or mark_workman@yahoo.com. The plan is to have several different stations with an assortment of options. If you have a mission team or youth group that wants to sell hot dogs or hamburgers or BBQ or tacos or whatever, they're welcome to do it. We just need to know what everyone is planning to do. If more food is needed, we're going to invite some of the local food trucks to come as well. Saturday, May 28th at 8am- Tent Take Down We'll need just as many to help with this as we have for setting everything up. Please make plans and announce it to folks so they'll know about the need. Music If you have a praise team or individual vocalists or musicians that would be willing to get involved with the music please let Pastor Chris Taylor know. Contact him at 336-927-7771 or chris@tfhnc.com Preaching Sunday, May 15th- Brent Bailey Monday, May 16th-Derek Kilby Tuesday, May 17th-Bob Wilson Wednesday, May 18th-Mark Abernathy Thursday, May 19th-David White Friday, May 20th-David Sparks Saturday, May 21st-Tom Bartlett Sunday, May 22nd-Craig Church Prayer Sunday, May 15th-Jeff Collins Monday, May 16th-Victor Church Tuesday,, May 17th-Bryan McDevitt Wednesday, May 18th-Mark Workman Thursday, May 19th-Chris Taylor Friday, May 20th-Ken Wood Saturday, May 21st- Let me know if you are interested Sunday, May 22nd- Let me know if you are interested Church/Ministry Team Leaders Parking/Security: If you have folks in your church who would like to help please contact Church Brinegar at 336-984-6264 Ministry Booths: Jeff Collins Greeters: If your church would like to help greet folks as they arrive each night please let me know. Offering: If you would like to help with overseeing the collection of the offering each evening please let me know. Celebration Sunday Food Contact: Mark Workman Stage/Sound/Stream: Chris Taylor Advertising: Brooke Horn If your church would like to be a partner, please contact Rev. David Dyer (336-667-6695) by Wednesday, March 16,2022 for details. ************************************************************************************************************* Baptist Childrens Homes of North Carolina Partners with Baptist State Convention of North Carolina BCHNC & BSCNC are on a mission together because we believe that through the local church every child in the state’s foster care system can receive the safe, caring home he or she deserves. Through EVERY CHILD Foster & Adoption Ministry, we are able to equip churches and couples in the churches to accomplish this vital mission. For additional information call Dr. Mark Smith, Foster & Adoption Church Liaison, at 828-450-9136 or www.every-child.org **************************************************************************************************************** Update on Baptists on Mission Response to Kentucky tornadoes Disaster Relief Endowment: Baptists on Mission Disaster Relief has been given a donation to our DR Endowment in the amount of $250,000.00 and the anonymous donor has asked that we match this amount. To give to the DR endowment to help us match this tremendous gift, please do one of the following: · Mail a check, made out to Baptists on Mission Disaster Relief, PO Box 1107, Cary, NC 27512, memo line: Disaster Relief Endowment · Call our office and speak to Melanie, Teresa or Tracey to make a credit card donation – 800.395.5102 · Make an online donation by going to our website: Baptists on Mission, clicking on Donate in the top right corner of the page and then choose Disaster Relief. Please put DR Endowment in the Note section. ****************************************************************************************************************** Collecting a Mile of Pennies for NCBCH Go the extra mile to help North Carolina children living at Baptist Children Homes! A mile of pennies laid edge to edge, is worth $844.40! For more information, contact the associational office (336.696.4210.) ****************************************************** Baptists On Mission Special Projects search on baptistonmission.org, & select: Baptist On Mission-Home or call 800-395-5102 x 5596. ……………………………………………………………………………………………………………………… 65+? Lonely? Need to Talk? 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A few of the least expensive are: * large print Bibles *fidget Aprons *baby monitors *hairbrushes *sample size toiletries *cookie mixes *calling cards for long distance calling *toothbrushes *serving platters *socks & gripper socks (adult sizes) *DVDs for theater room *potting soil, plant food, seasonal plants, bird feed Also, volunteering your time can change your life and the lives of others. Volunteering one time a week for two hours for one year provides a cost savings of $2,700. Whether it’s a smile, companionship, reading or using your talents to ease the weight of a day for others, your time is greatly appreciated |