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    Ministry FairSunday, October 30th

    An exciting day is planned as there will be a special time ofworship including personal testimonies and praise for the

    good that God is doing through the lives of Christians here atFACC. You will have opportunity to peruse the various

    ministries of the church to see where you might be able to getPLUGGED-IN. Everyone needs a ministry! God requiresyou to serve Him in some capacity. In preparation for that

    day, take time to pray for the Spirits leading in your life .

    "GO FORTH WEEKEND"October 29th 9-noon

    1. Cutting and splitting wood for a needy person who mainly heats with a woodburning stove. (Led by Mark Hendricks)

    2. Major house cleaning for an elderly woman of Lancaster. (Led by Sue Tingler)3. A morning of service for the Foundation Shelter. (Led by Lowell Trimmer)4. Rake-n-run for some of our elderly and for some of our community.

    (Led by Glen Shady)5. Odd job projects around the church (including cleaning the kitchen).

    (Led by our Trustees)

    All contact numbers for the project leaders are in the church directory.

    The Christian MessengerFifth Avenue Church of Christ115 W. Fifth Ave.Lancaster, OH 43130740-654-0626e-mail: [email protected] 24, 2011

    Brad SeeversSenior Minister(740-550-9882)

    David TinglerAssociate Minister

    Glen ShadyYouth Minister(740-438-5257)

    Sunday Services

    1st

    Worship8:00 a.m.

    2nd Worship10:30 a.m.

    Bible School9:15am

    EveningWorship

    6:00pm

    Black Light Puppet ShowNovember 2, 2011 ~ 6:00pm-7:30 pm

    This event is appropriate for all ages and everyone is invited to come enjoy the fun.

    There will be snacks and goodies, along with hot apple cider and some small game

    stations. Invite your friends and family to this fun and relaxing evening.

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    SPIRITUAL STATISTICS (October 23, 2011)

    Sunday School 971st Morning Worship 982nd Morning Worship 71

    Total Morning Worship 169Evening Worship 46Family Reunion (10/19) 33

    Weekly Budget $ 4,471.00Budget Received $ 4,235.50Keenagers $ 103.30

    BITS FROM BRO DAVE

    NOVEMBER ADVENTURE: On TuesdaNovember 29, it will be a trip to tour the ConnPotato Chip factory, in Zanesville. We will luncat the Tumbleweed Restaurant, where they offlunches starting at $5.99. We will then journey Dresden where you will have time to browse thLongaberger Homestead before our return homThe tour is free and lunch is on your own. We wbe departing at 8:10 AM and returning in laafternoon. The cost will be $3 per person ftransportation. A sign-up sheet is posted.

    GIANT PRINT BIBLESI have only two of theeasy-to-read Bibles remaining. They are soft coveditions of the New International Version that se

    for just $12.50 each. If you are interested, contame.

    WEDNESDAYS: Our two groups (10:00 AM 6:30 PM) are, currently, involved in a study of Corinthians. You are encouraged to attend either these informal study groups.

    SUNDAY EVENINGS IN THE SANCTUARYOur new Sunday evening series, Hard Sayings O

    Jesus, continues this week (10/30) with Perfection Possible?, based on Jesus words Matthew 5:48. Next week (11/6) we will look Mark 13:30 where Jesus says, I tell you the trutthis generation will certainly not pass away un

    all these things have happened. Was Jesumistaken?

    FINAL THOUGHT: Between marbles, courtshicrabgrass and prayer, a man could spend most his life on his knees.

    SERVING SCHEDULEOctober 30, 2011

    At the Table 1st Fred Griffith and Ralph Conrad

    Serving 1st

    George Lambert, Dick Shumaker,Ray Ayers, Jerry Baker

    At the Table 2nd

    Fred Griffith and Jim Cox

    Serving 2nd

    George Lambert, Neal Rudolph,Ned Tomlinson

    Pastor of the week Fred Griffith

    PM Deacon George Lambert

    COMMUNION PREPARATION1ST Worship Jeanne Noble

    2nd Worship Julie Stuck

    GREETERS

    1ST Worship Jack and Evelyn Hardwick

    2nd Worship Jim and Bev Puckett

    NURSERYSunday School Laura Wersell and Thea Kallenberg2nd Worship Courtney Beiter and Cindy Cox

    Sunday School Helper Larry King

    Visitor Center 1st Worship Judy GardnerVisitor Center 2nd Worship Cindy Cox

    SECURITY

    1ST Worship Paul AlexanderBible School Ray Coats

    2nd Worship Tom PuckettEvening Worship Paul Hoagland

    Sunday, November 6th

    .Daylight Savings Time Ends at

    2:00 a.m. Remember to turn

    your clocks BACK one hour!

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    This week we have a great deal going on at FACC. Please search your heart about how youmight serve the Lord.

    Oct. 29-You can still get participate in one of our GO FORTH teams. Call the office or thecontact person if you want to assist with a project.

    Oct. 30-This Sunday, you will have an opportunity to walk through the Main Lobby and signup for a ministry. God has called each of us to serve. Dont forget, one day each will give anaccounting for what he chose to do with the gifts that God has given him. Proverbs 28:20says, A faithful man will abound with blessings.

    This Sunday, October 30th, we will distribute an exciting new book, Take God at His Word.

    Each family will receive one copy to share at home. We will explore Gods Word in a sermonseries based on this book the following week. Be sure to get your book this Sunday!

    This Sunday we plan to mix things up a bit for our worship hours. Various people whoparticipated in our GO FORTH weekend will share about their experiences. Its going to begreat to hear about how God used our hands and feet for his glory.

    This past Sunday Scott and Sarah Brown placed their membership with the Fifth Avenue.Each has already begun serving the Lord and this church by using their gifts to lead ourworship during our second service. I hope that their commitment will cause others of youwho have been considering membership to soon commit to the Lord and this church soon.Working together as one unit, God can accomplish much here.

    I want to thank those of you who committed this month to our Bible challenge. I do hopethat now you are better aware of where the books of the Bible are placed and now know the4 passages that should help you along in life.

    I leave you with this quote: People, like trees, must grow or die. Theres no standing still.(Joseph Shore)

    I hope to see each of you this Sunday morning. Have a great week in the Lord!

    Brad, Eph. 3:20-21

    A Note from Brad

    Sheree Tata Ron Ogden Jeane Goldfarb Dorothy HermanLiz Reed Sharon Britch Wanda Dickson Rich Brady

    Our Troops Betty Sparks Ed and Norma George The Mack FamilySamantha Hendricks Niece and Brother

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    SERVING SCHEDULENovember 6, 2011

    At the Table 1st Mike Cooper and Dick Shumaker

    Serving 1st

    Dale Rose, Dan Brown, Ray Coats,Ralph Conrad

    At the Table 2nd

    Mike Cooper and Dick Shumaker

    Serving 2nd

    Dale Rose, Rod Troutman, NickHinson, Patrick Hinson, Neal Rudolph

    Pastor of the week Mike Cooper

    PM Deacon Dale Rose

    COMMUNION PREPARATION1ST Worship Lori Highfield2nd Worship Geri Jaynes

    GREETERS

    1ST Worship Ray and Mary Alice Coats

    2nd Worship Linda Daubenmire and Norma Holtom

    NURSERY

    Sunday School Shirley Marsh and Reta Conrad

    2nd Worship Marie Huffman and Kim Seevers

    Sunday School Helper Carolyn May

    Visitor Center 1st Worship Geri Jaynes

    Visitor Center 2nd Worship Kim Seevers

    SECURITY

    1ST Worship David Will

    Bible School Carmel Marsh

    2nd Worship George Lambert

    Evening Worship Jim Puckett

    MAYWOOD MISSIONFOOD PANTRYWe collect non-perishable foods and various other

    items the last Sunday of each month for Maywood

    Mission Food Pantry.

    Items needed:Canned soups Beef Stew

    Corn bread mix Pinto beans

    Navy beans Mustard

    Hamburger helper Tuna helper

    Cake mix Brownie mix

    Deodorant Soap powder

    Toilet Paper Paper Towels

    Donations can be left at eitherentrance on Sunday, October 30th

    The Book Nook

    Monday, November 28th at 6:30pm

    Her Mothers Hope

    Her Mothers Hopeis available in thechurch office for those who pre-ordered

    the books. The cost is $8.50.

    Watch for more information about aspecial Christmas Nook!

    Womens Ministries Christmas Card-Making ClassSaturday, November 12th~ 9-11 a.m.

    Cost is $10(payable on the day of the class)

    We will be making fiveChristmas-themed cards

    There is a sign-up sheet on theWomens Ministry bulletin board

    There are many overdue library books missing from the

    church library. Please check your books at home to see if

    you have any books that are overdue. If you have any

    questions, contact Delores Payne.

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    Nursery workers are needed for

    the Sunday School and 2nd

    Worship hours. If you would like

    to help in the nursery, please

    contact Courtney Beiter.

    FAMILY REUNION ELECTIVESWednesday, October 26th 6:30pm

    There are two options for adults:

    Dave Tingler teaching from 2 Corinthians in Room 208

    Norma Holtom leading a Womens Bible Study on the book of Colossiansin Room 214

    Classes are available for Pre-K through 5th grade, and Jr./Sr. High

    Christmas ProjectThe Philothean Sunday School class iscollecting items to be sent to soldiersin Afghanistan and Iraq. There is alist of items needed posted on the

    bulletin boards and in the SundaySchool classroom, and there is a

    collection box in the parlor. Deadlinefor your donations is Sunday,

    November 6, 2011. Also, there areChristmas cards on the parlor tablethat will be included in the boxes

    being sent to the soldiers. Please signa card and add a note of

    New address .

    Wib and Betty Sparks1147 Muirwood DriveLancaster, OH 43130

    New Members.We welcome Scott and Sarah Brown and Family, 820 EastFair Avenue, Lancaster, who placed their membership at

    Fifth Avenue on Sunday, October 23, 2011.

    Looking ahead

    Sunday, November 6thBlood Pressure Checks

    Thursday, November 10th

    Elders Meeting

    Sunday, November 13thCarriage Court Service

    Oversight Meeting

    Tuesday, November 15thDorcas Meeting

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    Reach Out on Campus (ROC) Finals Packages

    Donated Items Due by Sunday, November 13, 2011

    We are going to send 75 gift bags to undergraduate and graduate students, along with some facultmembers, at Ohio University for finals week this semester. These bags are being sent through ROin order to show the students and faculty Jesus love and the support of His church

    Following are examples of items that could be donated:

    Gatorade Easy Mac

    Energy Drinks Power Bars

    Bottles or Cans of Soda Breakfast or Granola Bars

    Gummies Small Boxes of Cereal

    Candy Individual Peanut Butter Cups

    Gum or Mints Stress Ball

    Individually-wrapped snack items Encouraging Bookmarks

    Slim Jims McDonalds Dollars

    Ramen Cups Hot Chocolate Packets

    Children of God..."Train a child in the way he should go, and when he is old he will not turn from it." --

    Proverbs 22:6

    Youth Workers NeededThis Sunday is your opportunity to sign up as a youth worker during the ministry fair. We need people for

    the Nursery, Sunday School, and Wednesday nights. There is also a need for volunteers who are willing to be

    contacted to help for special events or projects. Come to the youth table to sign up and serve the Lord in thisexciting area of ministry.