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In this issue: West Lynchburg Baptist Church April 13, 2014 Volume 4, Issue 13 THE WLBC BULLETIN “The church with heart in the heart of the city.” Staff Member on Call April 11-13 Randy Kent 434.665.6880 Wed, April 16 Menu NO Wednesday Night Family Supper -Cooking for Parkview Mission Just Around The Corner 1 The Week at a Glance 2 Memory Verse, Members & Missions 3 Somethings Old Somethings New 4 Deacon of the Week + 5 Extended Care Schedule 6 Staff Info 7 He is risen! W.E. Sangster (1900-1960), a well-known pastor in England, contracted a progressive, incur- able muscle disease. He lost the ability to move his legs, and eventually his voice faded away. Because Sangster want- ed to continue serving God even though he could no longer preach, he became a prolific writer and organized prayer cells throughout England. On Easter morning, shortly before his death, Sangster wrote a note to his daughter in an unsteady hand. “It is terrible to wake up on East- er morning and have no voice to shout, ‘He is ris- en!’” he wrote. “But it would be still more terrible to have a voice and not want to shout.” -The Newsletter Newsletter

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Just Around The Corner. . .

In this issue:

West Lynchburg Baptist Church April 13, 2014 Volume 4, Issue 13

THE WLBC BULLETIN

“The church with heart in the heart of the city.”

Staff Member

on Call

April 11-13

Randy Kent

434.665.6880

Wed, April 16

Menu

NO Wednesday Night Family

Supper

-Cooking for Parkview Mission

Just Around The Corner 1

The Week at a Glance 2

Memory Verse, Members & Missions 3

Somethings Old Somethings New 4

Deacon of the Week + 5

Extended Care Schedule 6

Staff Info 7

He is risen!

W.E. Sangster (1900-1960), a well-known pastor in England,

contracted a progressive, incur-able muscle disease. He lost the ability to move his legs,

and eventually his voice faded away. Because Sangster want-

ed to continue serving God even though he could no longer

preach, he became a prolific writer and organized prayer cells throughout England.

On Easter morning, shortly before his death, Sangster

wrote a note to his daughter in an unsteady hand. “It is terrible to wake up on East-

er morning and have no voice to shout, ‘He is ris-

en!’” he wrote. “But it would be still more terrible to have

a voice and not want to shout.”

-The Newsletter Newsletter

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The Week at a Glance

I’ve learned that if you’re going to pray about something, why worry? If you’re going to worry, why pray? —Unknown

A Special Note To:

Congregation

DRUMMER NEEDED: We are currently searching for an

experienced drummer who is a team player to play regularly on

Sunday mornings. Primary responsibilities would include a

9:00 AM rehearsal/run through and 11:00 AM worship. If you

are interested or know of someone who might be, please

give Randy a call.

The Mission Team has put a city,

country, and world map on the

bulletin board on the 2nd floor of

the Education building. We would

like you to take a pin and pin where

you have participated in Missions.

It does not matter if you were a

member of this church or another

church. The point of this is to see

where we have been and where we

can go. Once you look at the maps,

one can easily see there is a world

of opportunity that remains.

Opportunities for the Week

Sunday, April 13

9:00 AM Instrumental Ensemble

9:15 AM Library Open

9:45 AM Sunday School for all ages

11:00 AM KIDS in Worship

11:00 AM Morning Worship (Palm Sunday)

6:30 PM Easter Musical - “All Things New”

6:30 PM NO TeamKIDS………….Gr. 1-6

6:30 PM NO EDGE Student Worship

7:30 PM EDGE going to Cici’s

Monday, April 14

11:00 AM Sr. Adult Info. Meeting &

Lunch @ Big Lick Tropical Grill

6:30 PM Sr. Adult Band practice -Adult II

Tuesday, April 15

10:30 AM Moms in Prayer-Sue’s home

11:30 AM S.W.A.T. - Fellowship Hall

1:30 PM Amazing Grace Fellowship

7:00 PM LBA Spring Meeting @ First

Baptist Church of Monroe

Wednesday, April 16

5:15 PM NO Family Supper (Cooking

Din ner at Park View Mission)

6:00 PM Preschl Music Time..4yr-Kin.

Children’s Music…...Gr. 1—6

6:30 PM EDGE…………………..Gr. 7—12

6:30 PM Bible Study/Prayer Meeting

6:45 PM Mission Friends...Ages 4 & 5

Royal Ambassadors...Gr. 1-6

Girls in Action………….Gr. 1-6

6:50 PM Highest Praise

7:30 PM Sanctuary Choir

8:50 PM Praise Team Rehearsal

Friday, April 18 (Good Friday)

7:00 PM Secret Church -Simulcast

Saturday, April 19

1:15 PM Sr. Adults go to LU Theater

7:00 PM iMPACT--FH

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1 John 3:8 ”Little children, let us not love in word or talk but in deed and truth.”

Don’t Miss Your Chance to Bless and Be Blessed...The Needs are Many

Hospitalized as of Thursday-April 10

Lynchburg General:

NONE VA Baptist:

NONE

Memory Verse, Members and Missions

Nahum 1:7

“The Lord is good,

a refuge in times of trouble.

He cares for those who trust

in him,”

NIV

WMU is sponsoring

a Basket Silent Auction - April 27

to support LU Students, Shannon

Ritter & Steven Russell’s trip to Jackson Hole,

Wyoming through Campus Crusade for Christ.

Please be thinking about donating a basket for the

auction. Some themes are: baby, sports, movie night,

game night, cooking, gardening, chocolate, etc.

If class members each bring something then it won’t be too expensive

to make.

Read about this mission training online or give a donation:

http://www.gofundme.com/steveloafund

http://www.lifeofadventure.com

Fundraising for Operation Christmas

Child Two opportunities:

Belk Charity Day Tickets - now on sale; sale

date is May 3rd from 6 am to 10 am. - For every $5 ticket sold prior to that Satur-day, WLBC gets to keep the entire $5 for

OCC activities. - Proceeds from tickets sold at Belk on the day of

the sale regardless of which charity you buy it from that day is split between all twelve charities present that day.

- Amy H, Betty L, Joyce L, Pat W, Susan N,

and Linda M can be contacted for tickets.

Last Belk Day ticket sales, we got enough money to purchase most of the washcloths we will need

for shoeboxes this fall.

Save the date May 17th - OCC FaithRiders

motorcycle ride to Waynesboro. Please pray for riding weather on that date. Please pick up

postcards from the office to share with friends

and coworkers.

Raffle Ticket Sale to win this Bike: 12" Tonka

Mighty Bike.

$1 for 1. $4 for 5. $8 for 10.

Winner will be drawn at Basket Silent Auction on

April 27. *Tickets will be on sale after

Sunday School by LU Students, Steven & Shannon.

Charles Shepherd

1012 Lees Mill Park Rd.

Goode 24556

Phone: 434.841.2495

Deacon: Jerry Stevens

Welcome New Member

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JOIN US Sunday,

April 13 @ 6:30PM

for a beautiful choral &

instrumental

Easter Musical!

Adapted by Randy Kent

Bring in Yard

Sale items NOW...your

junk is someone else’s

treasure!

* Please store in shed.

Yard Sale will be May 17th.

We are having an We are having an Easter Egg ScrambleEaster Egg Scramble

(How many eggs can you grab?)(How many eggs can you grab?)

Date: Date: Saturday, April 12 Saturday, April 12

Who: Who: Toddler Toddler —— Grade 6 Grade 6

Time: Time: 10:00am 10:00am

Place: Place: West Lynchburg West Lynchburg

Baptist Church LawnBaptist Church Lawn

VBS is just around the corner…

July 21-25, 9am-Noon!

Many volunteers are needed.

Please let Melissa Woodford know

if you can help:

[email protected] .

Ladies’ Spring Event

Loves Long Journey

Saturday, April 26 - 11am

Fellowship Hall

Please invite a friend & sign-up on the bulletin board.

EDGE

Youth Going to

CiCi’s after

evening service

THIS Sunday, April 13

Bring $

Ten Mistakes You Make & 50

Things You Should Know

This info-meeting for Senior

Adults will be Monday,

April 14 at 11am, directly

before the Seniors leave for

lunch at Big Lick

Tropical Grill.

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Serving, Laughing, Playing & Praying…Because WLBC Members Live Life With Hope

Ken’s Deacon Families

Ian, Melissa, Nicole, Jonathan & Ashley Bacon

Micah & Miho Camarata

Ryan Campbell

William & Nancy Davis

David Gallop

David & Melissa Gunter

Vance & Stacy Matthews

Lynn Mayberry

Steve Metts

Mike & Allison Norris

Benjamin & Elaine Owen

Kevin & Laura Sibert

Deacon of the Week: Ken Lane 434.525.0724

Pray for the people of South Asia.

BIBLE QUESTION

All four gospels tell of Jesus’

resurrection, but each gives a different

list of women as the first to arrive at

the empty tomb. Which woman

appears in all four accounts?

A. Joanna

B. Mary, the mother of Jesus

C. Salome

D. Mary Magdalene

E. Mary, the mother of James

(Matt. 28:1; Mark 16:1; Luke 24:10; and

John 20:1.)

This is a little story about four people: Everybody, Somebody, Anybody and Nobody.

There was an important job to be done, and Everybody was sure that Somebody would

do it. Anybody could have done it, but Nobody did it.

Somebody got angry about that because it was Everybody’s job. Everybody thought that Anybody could do it, but Nobody realized that Everybody wouldn’t do it.

It ended up that Everybody blamed Somebody when Nobody did what Anybody could

have done.

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Sunday Babies/Walkers Name Sunday 3 & 4 years Name

1st Miho Camarata 1st Doug Renalds

Brittany Lees Debra Renalds

2 & 3 years Tom Yarber Especially Fun Maddy Hassenpflug

Jessica Overholt

2nd Babies/Walkers Donna Kendrick 2nd 3 & 4 years Andy Dahlby

Carolyn Fox Megan Smith

2 & 3 years Tom Yarber Especially Fun Sarah Read

Joseph Jennings

John King

3rd Babies/Walkers Melissa Bacon 3rd 3 & 4 years Mary Shepherd

Niclole Bacon Brooke

2 & 3 years Andy Ott &

Chelsey Putt Especially Fun Melody Wright

4th Babies/Walkers Cheryl McFadden 4th 3 & 4 years Susan Neiss

Hannah Ott Robert Neiss

2 & 3 years Pat Wright Especially Fun King Family

Maria Wright

5th Babies/Walkers Andy Dahlby 5th 3 & 4 years *AVAILABLE

Kindal Dahlby

2 & 3 years Joyce Campbell Especially Fun Vicky Putt

EXTENDED CARE SESSION SCHEDULE

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We’re on the Web www.wlbc.org and

Facebook!

“On mission to glorify Jesus Christ and reach people for the

family of God. “

STAFF

Rev. Randy Kent, Minister of Music & Senior Adults

[email protected]

Cell Phone: 434.665.6880 845.4600 EXT 13

Dr. Robert Putt, Pastor

[email protected]

Cell Phone: 434.841.6886 845.4600 EXT 15

Vance Matthews, Minister of students

[email protected]

Cell Phone: 910.814.7200 845.4600 EXT 14

Pam Anderson (Financial) [email protected]

Nancy Johnson (Administrative) [email protected]

Ann Rogers (Pianist) [email protected]

Jeanne Kent (Pianist) [email protected]

Phyllis Lane (Organist) [email protected]

Contact Us Anytime @ Office Email: [email protected]