Sunday, January 26, 2020 7:45am & 10:30am

2801 South Jackson Street Seattle, Washington 98144

206.329.9794 www.tabernacleseattle.net

Prayer List

Bro. Miller Blackwell Sis. Ruth Davis

Sis. Gloria Chapman-Dixon Habeeb-Ullah Family

Sis. Joyce Hair Rev. Robert Howard

Sis. Marceline Jackson Sis. Debora Kelley Sis. Anita Kersey

Bro. Norris Mitchell Sis. Margaret Tate

Sis. Ka’Nyah MiQueen Webb

Diaconate Ministry This Week Dea. Clussie Bagby,

Min. Shirley Perry-Poston, & Dea. Rodney Prioleau. 206-954-8395

Recovery Ministry Line 206-841-4589

24-Hour Crisis Line – 206-461-3222

Report Child Abuse or Neglect – 1-800-609-8764 National Suicide Prevention Line – 1-800-273-8255

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Mission Gift Emphasis

Today’s mission gifts will support St. Jude Children’s Research Hospital, last week $222.12 was given. The hospital was founded in 1962 and serves approximately 7500 children on an annual basis. Their mission is to advance cures, and means of prevention, for pediatric catastrophic diseases through research and treatment. At St. Jude no child is denied treatment based on race, religion or a family's ability to pay. If using a giving envelope please designate your gift in the appropriate area. God bless you.

Capital Campaign

Thanks to everyone who is participating in the Capital Improvement Campaign. During the week of January 19th $140.00 was given towards the effort. If you have not completed a pledge form please contact a Capital Campaign member. God bless you and thank you for your support.

Welcome from Pastor and Overseer

Operation Mustard Seed

OMS gifts collected will support the funding of staff development and hiring of key personnel as reaffirmed at the 2017 church conference. Each week there will be a different amount requested.

Amount requested for today: January 26, 2020– $5.12 Amount given on January 19, 2020 – $290.96 Number of participants: January 19, 2020 – 38

Number of people needed to reach level goal: 62

Summer has come to a close and we now welcome the cool crisp days of fall. We are truly humbled that you chose to worship with us today. We pray that you have been greeted and welcomed with a hug and/or handshake from a member or officer of our church family. Please know that you are invited to worship with us any time. May God’s grace continue to shine upon you. Shalom.

Pastor Robert L. Manaway, Sr.

Order of Service

7:45am & 10:30am Service

Call to Worship

Invocation

Welcome

Worship & Praise

Offering

Music Department

Sermon

Invitation to Discipleship & Commitment

Benediction

Today, Sunday, January 26th after the 10:30am service, in the Lower Fellowship Hall Overseer Manaway would like to meet with the Ladies of Tab to discuss the plans for 2020. Tomorrow (1/27) at 6:00pm in the Sanctuary we will have our annual church conference. All members are encouraged to attend. 2nd Annual L.O.V.E. Fellowship Sweetheart Meet and greet event February 9, 2020, 2:30pm to 6:00pm, for more information contact Josalyn Conley 206-349-9456

Thank you for your continued support of the Capital Campaign Drive. We now have 130 completed pledge forms and $159,633.00 in pledges! Church Members, Friends and Family can all participate. No amount is too small; we are very close to getting bids for the Women's Restroom Renovation Project! Now Is The Time To Be Counted In.

CHURCH OFFICE ANNOUNCEMENTS: Are you interested in providing a light continental breakfast for Pastor Manaway one Sunday? If so, please sign up at the link provided, thanks. https://calendly.com/tmbc/pastoralcare

Everyone is welcome to join us for the Hour of Power Sunday morning service from 6:00am-7:00am.

Live at 5am prayer and morning glory devotion takes place Wednesday-Friday. The call in number is 712-775-7270, the access code is 601970. All are welcome to call in. If you have not received a commemorative lapel pin please pick one up in the church office.

Please note that there is no food or beverages allowed in the sanctuary. Also, as a courtesy put your cell phone on silence before service begins.

VOLUNTEERS NEEDED: Volunteers needed to assist Missionary Bobbi Miller (206-397-6668) in organizing, planning, fund raising, grant writing for Maween House, TMBC project in Kenya, East Africa. You are not asked to go but help in assisting with the ministry is requested.

Announcements Blacks at a Glance

Black Politicians from 1867-1877

From 1867 – 1877, a record number of Blacks held public office following the Civil War. During Reconstruction about 2,000 African Americans held public office in local and federal positions. Take a look at some of these politically active participants. Blanche Kelso Bruce and Hiram Revels represented Mississippi in the U.S. Senate and Pinckney B.S. Pinchback served as governor of Louisiana. Robert H. Wood was elected mayor of Natchez, Mississippi and Norris Wright Cuney ran for mayor of Galveston, Texas. In all fourteen Blacks were seated in the House of Representatives, Joseph Rainey, Jefferson Long, Robert DeLarge, Robert Elliott, Benjamin Turner, Josiah Walls, Richard Cain, John Lynch, Alonzo Ransier, James Rapier, Jeremiah Haralson, John Hyman, Charles Nash, and Robert Smalls. In South Carolina’s House of Representatives, the speaker, clerk, doorkeepers, and the chaplain were Black and a Black served on the state supreme court. In the states of Mississippi, South Carolina, and Louisiana, the lieutenant governors were Black. In Florida the secretary of state was Black. In many of the Southern states, Blacks were superintendents of education, state treasurers, generals, solicitors, judges, and postmasters. Source: Bennett, Lerone Jr. (2007). Before the Mayflower: A History of Black America. (pp.197-199). Chicago: A Johnson Publishing Company, Inc.