June 4, 2017

A place where God is praised, lives are

changed, needs are met, and friends are made!

Meeting Times

Sunday:

Bible Class 9:00 AM

Worship 10:00 AM

Everyone Welcome at building, with Caregroup #1 6:00 PM

Other groups meet in the area. See the LeBlanc or French

families for information. Everyone Welcome!

Wednesday:

Women’s Bible Class 10:00 AM

Devo, then Coffee & Conversation 7:00 PM

GriefShare & DivorceRecovery Resume Sept. 6, 2017

3901 Jimmy Johnson Blvd. Port Arthur, Texas 77642

Building 409-727-6255 Fax 409-727-0640

www.parkcentralchurchofchrist.org

Sermon notes ~JERRY fENTER

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Order of worship

Welcome Brian French

# 23 Our God, He Is Alive Gene Badgett

Power of His Name Medley

# 221 Jesus, Name Above All Names

# 222 There’s Something About That Name

# 223 His Name Is Life

Prayer Greg Guy

# 417 Where He Leads I’ll Follow

# 364 Come, Share the Lord

Acts 2: 22-24 Ryan Ross

Communion and Offering

* Glenn Smith

Sid Temple

John Hodges

Carl Hunt

David Lindsey

Children’s Lesson, Song & Prayer, then Children’s

Church (Ages 3-10, and Age 2 welcome with a parent

– Please follow Ms. Kathryn to the Youth Room)

Sermon Jerry Fenter

# 915 When We Walk With the Lord vs.1, 2, & 5)

# 852 When the Roll Is Called Up Yonder

Closing Prayer Chuck Reed

Everybody Welcome: Lunch Bunch—

June 4, Dine together at El Viejo Tony

For the benefit of all worshippers,

please silence all electronic devices during worship.

Please continue in daily prayers for our church, and

the Preacher Search Committee Spencer, Brian,

Terri, Karen, LaVerne, Steven, Chuck, Betty S., Bobby, & Dale,

—- and the right candidate and family to find us.

FATHER’S DAY BLOOD DRIVE Next Sunday right after worship.

Sign up sheet in foyer on clipboard.

will resume:

Wednesdays at 7 PM

September 6 –November 15 & November 29—December 6

A special “Surviving the Holidays” will be planned by participants.

Online Giving Available @ PARKCENTRALCHURCHOFCHRIST.ORG

From the rising of the sun to its going down the Lord's name is to be praised. ~Psalm 113:3

FROM SUNRISE TO SUNSET

THE LORD'S NAME IS TO BE PRAISED FROM THE RISING OF THE SUN TO THE SETTING OF THE SUN. . . ..TO PUT IT SUCCINCTLY, THE LORD IS TO BE PRAISED ALL DAY LONG, EVERY MINUTE, EVERY SECOND! What a wonderful day it is to begin it with a beautiful sunrise. Early in the morning, sitting with a cup of coffee, watching the sky turn into a panorama of artistic beauty. . . .the pinks, the oranges, the lavenders, colors that only God can mix on his heavenly pallet. . . .my soul is filled with peace and love and joy! THE SUNRISE IS A PERFECT BEGINNING OF A PERFECT DAY AND THEN THROUGHOUT THE DAY MY HEART SMILES. GOD IS WITH ME AND MY LIFE IS BLESSED.. . . . .AND THEN. . . . .PERFECTION IS COMPLETED WITH THE SPEC-TACULAR SUNSET! A BEAUTIFUL SUNSET IS THE PERFECT WRAP-UP, A GIFT FROM GOD! All day long I have felt God's presence and my heart sings with joy. A MAGNIFICENT BEGINNING AND ENDING TO MY DAY. AND NOW, LOOKING FORWARD TO A NIGHT WITH A BEAUTIFUL MOON AND SPARKLING STARS AND A REFRESH-ING REST WITH GOD BY MY SIDE. . . . .And I ask you, "Just how wonderful is that!" Thank you, Jesus, for loving me. Thank you, God, for loving me. Thank you, Holy Spirit, for loving me and for being with me always. Amen. ~Jean Gunn

Family News, Notes & Prayer Requests

Ron Darby- Not doing well and being moved soon.

Jack Hyde—Was scheduled for surgery for g-tube on Friday, 5/26.

David Lindsey’s sister is at home after a fall hurting her head. Please pray.

Isaiah, Norman and Betty Shannon’s grandson– praying current meds work, and

awaiting the test on Sept. 5 to determine further treatments are required.

Everett Sanderson- Needs our prayers.

Kent Hebert– Working on Rehab.

Sonny Gunn– is remarkable.

Sheila Yancey– an internal stitch finally removed, treatment for infection, looking

forward to getting better for rehab.

Brittany Fruge’s MRI showed her migraines are stress induced and has new med.

Judy Moore— hopes to come home in June.

Nelda Cooper’s daughter Cathy Cooper is healing before another surgery. Pray.

Please continue to hold in your prayers: Ina Sue Arnould, Gene Badgett, Beavers Family,

Ronnie Beavers, Joann Bloodworth, Van Campbell, Van Cox, Harold & Martha Ann Dixon, Glenda

Donnell, Shirley Duhon, Fruge Family, Alexis Green, Elaine Guy, James Handley, Jan & Carl

Hunt’s friend, Nan Gregg, Alan King, Jack Hyde & Pam Kingston, Shirley & Kim Knighton,

Heather Knighton’s co-worker, Lori Neumann, Diana Landry, Susan Lee’s family, Allen Melton,

Frances Messina, Judy Moore, Baby Tressie (Kaylani), Nichols Family, Pricilla Bertolio, Eretta

Pettit, Margaret Pool, Leslie Reed’s mother, Judy Brushaber, Needa Reed, Dortha Rife’s baby

sister, Charlsie Kirk, Pam Romero, Isaiah Shannon, Frances Shoemaker, Carol &Glenn Smith and

Carol’s mom, Smiths’ friend Melissa Carolle, Melody Temple, Norma Trahan.

ATTENDANCE Sunday 5/28/17AM 60,PM 9 Wed 5/31/17 19

CONTRIBUTIONS FOR MINISTRIES & OPERATIONS BUDGET

Weekly May MONTHLY to date Year to Date % -age

Actual Regular+ online reg $ 2,186.00 $ 11,935.08 $ 65,536.50 81.07%

2017 BUDGET $ 3,674.42 $ 15,922.50 $ 80,837.24 100.00 %

Over / -Under -$ 1,488.42 -$ 3,987.42 -$ 15,300.74 - 18.93%

Obituary for Sandra Jane Guilbeau

A private family memorial was held on Sunday, May 28 at The Vine Church in Temple.

Sandra Jane Guilbeau, 83, of Temple, Texas, died Friday, May 19 at Scott and White Hospital. She was born on April 11, 1934 to Sidney and Pauline Mullins in Houston, Texas. She graduated from Georgetown High School and was mar-ried to Pete Hinman Jr. in 1953. Jane worked for Lou's Dress Shop in Orange, Nederland State Bank, First National Bank in Port Arthur, an insurance compa-ny in Port Neches, and in her later years had her own pecan business where folks knew her as “The Pecan Lady.” She was also an active member of the Church of Christ for many years. Survivors include daughter, Pam Boivie of Temple, daughter, Susan Rountree of Manor, son, Mitchell Hinman of Temple, and Rachel Messina of Houston, step-daughter of Jane’s deceased husband, Paul Guilbeau. Also included are three sisters, Sue Tomme of Sharpsburg, Geor-gia, Pat Martin of Searcy, Arkansas, Sha-ron Mullins of Anna, Illinois, and five grand-children. Memorials may be made to Neema Village at www.neemavillage.org.

Her daughter Pam would love to hear from anyone who remembers her family and

may be emailed at: pamboivie@hotmail.com

Our Prayers and Sympathy for the Family and Friends of

Mary Elizabeth Broussard Oct. 7, 1939 - May 30, 2017

Her memorial service was yesterday in Groves.