Stoney Creek Free Will Baptist Church

April 29, 2018

TRADITIONAL MORNING WORSHIP — 8:30 AM

Prelude ................................................................................................... Instrumentalists

Lighting of the Candles ...................................................................................... Will Sass

Welcome & Announcements

Hymn #56 ....................................................... LOVE DIVINE, ALL LOVES EXCELLING

Morning Prayer

Hymn #499 ............................................ WE’VE A STORY TO TELL TO THE NATIONS

Worship Through Tithes and Offerings

Members and guests: Please fill out the Friendship Register as the offering is being received.

Choir Anthem .............................. THE OLD RUGGED CROSS MADE A DIFFERENCE

Hymn #488 ............................................................. OPEN MY EYES, THAT I MAY SEE

Time of Fellowship

Scripture Text & Message .........................................................................Luke 10:38-42

Hymn of Invitation #325 ............................................... HAVE THINE OWN WAY, LORD

Benediction

Postlude ................................................................................................................ Pianist

CONTEMPORARY MORNING WORSHIP — 11:00 AM

Pre-Service Music

Song of Praise —Glorious Day

Welcome & Offering

Song of Praise — Yes I Will

Song of Praise — Jesus I Come

Prayer

Scripture Text & Message .........................................................................Luke 10:38-42

Song of Invitation — Jesus I Come

Benediction

STONEY CREEK FREE WILL BAPTIST CHURCH

752 Stoney Creek Church Road, Goldsboro, NC 27534 www.stoneycreekchurch.net 919-735-3916

Office Hours M-F 8:00 a.m. - 4:00 p.m.

Barry Williamson, Interim Senior Pastor—barryw@stoneycreekchurch.net

Joey Williams, Associate Pastor of Children—jwilliams@stoneycreekchurch.net

Luke Davis, Associate Pastor of Students—lukedavisld@gmail.com

Our Budget At A Glance Giving Goal for 17-18…… $830,000.00 Received 4-22-18.…..…..….$10,375.50

Prayer List ...ALL LOST, Officers & Youth Leaders of Our Church, Our Church Staff, Our Military and

Law Enforcement Officers, Our Nation and Its Leaders, Our Shut-ins, Barbara Bailey, Ann Best, Novella Bradshaw, Ashley Capri (Tammy Walker’s sister), The Family of LaRose Caison

(Joy Wiggs’ mother), Bill Corrieri, Winnie Crosby (Ashley & Haywood Kennedy’s sister), Joyce Crumpler, Frances Deans & Family (Rhett Green’s co-worker), DeAnna Ferrell (Judy

Goodman’s friend), Jackie Flowers, Virginia Gilbert, Brian Gilbert (Virginia Gilbert’s son),

Nona Gray, Suzanne Gurley and Family, Miriam Harris (Lisa Williamson’s mother), Rick

Helimann, Sylvia Hicks (Melody’s sister-in-law), Randy Hill (Rhett Green’s friend), Rev. Dock

Hobbs, Janice Horne, Dollie Johnson (Virginia Gilbert’s friend), Doug Jones, Ann Kennedy, Franklin Lane, Ruth Lee, Larry McLamb (husband of Gene Baker’s daughter, Tina), Elwood

Mitchell, Bonnie Mozingo, Les & Willie Nelson, Edna Pate, Ruth Pelt, The Family of Margaret

Sasser. Sarah Smith, Shelton Smith (Pam Smith’s father), Gary Smith (Noelle Rameriz’s father), Margaret Spivey, Raymond & Lib Stilwell, Dennis Stilwell (Raymond Stilwell’s broth-

er), Robert Thompson (Elizabeth Stilwell’s son), Jett Turner (Danny & Sharon Price’s grand-

son), Jimmy Turner, Hilda West, George & Sue Williams, Leo Yakutis. (Please give ALL prayer requests in writing. Names given in conversation are often overlooked by mistake.)

Our Attendance Record 4-22-18 Sunday School……………….……...….. 190 Traditional Service………….……..……..140 Contemporary Service……..……...…...... 96

DEACONS OF THE WEEK

Daniel Brock 919-988-8157 Ryan Roberson 919-922-9330 John Pritchett 919-920-2280

SCHEDULE TODAY AND NEXT SUNDAY MONITORS: Today: 8:30 AM: Rhett Green

9:45 AM: Jeff Parnell 11 AM: Ron Potter Next Sunday: 8:30 AM: Bill Holland

9:45 AM: Jerry Mozingo 11 AM: Mark Casey AUDIO: Today: 8:30 AM: TBA

11 AM: Matt Willoughby Next Sunday: 8:30 AM: Weston Hersey

11 AM: Josh or Matt Willoughby VIDEO: Today: 8:30 AM: 8:30 AM Jami Pate

11 AM : Josh & Matt Willoughby Next Sunday: 8:30 AM Jami Pate 11 AM : Josh & Matt Willoughby

COMPUTER: Today: 8:30 AM 8:30 AM Paul Casey;

11 AM Michael Hood

Next Sunday: 8:30 AM Mike Thigpen; 11 AM Jacob Crouse

Welcome to Stoney Creek OFWB Church on this Lord’s day! We are so glad you are here with us today and we hope you will be back next week. If this is your first visit, we are espe-

cially honored that you have chosen to worship with us. Please be sure to stop by our Con-nect Center in the foyer so we can share information with you and give you a special gift. As our pastors rotate in the pulpit, we pray each and every message will be a blessing to you. Thank you for your presence and participation at SCC where we are striving to be-come ONE House united for His glory, with ONE Heart dedicated to loving others, for ONE Hope that all people will follow Jesus Christ. May God bless you and your family!

Wayne Pregnancy Center 4th Annual Run for Life

Pirate 5K & 1 Mile Treasure Trot Saturday, May 12th— 8 AM

Walnut Creek Town Hall Call 919-583-9330 or

runtheeast.com Pre-Register fee— $30 Event Day fee—$35

STONEY CREEK this week—April 29-May 5, 2018 Sunday, April 29 8:30 AM—9:30 AM ......................................... Traditional Worship Service (Sanc)

(Birth—Age 2) (Rm 101); (Ages 3 & 4) (Rm 104); Team K1 (Kindergarten & 1st) (Rm 304); Team 23 (2nd & 3rd) (Rm 306 -307);

Team 45 (4th & 5th) (Rm 301-303) 9:45 AM—10:45 AM ........................................................................ Sunday School

(Birth— Age 1) (Rm 118); (Age 1) (Rm 101); (Age 2 & 3) (Rm 102); Age 4 (Rm103); K—5th Grades (The Stadium);

Threads (6th—12th) (The Pointe Rm 242); Young Adults College Class (18-25) (The Pointe Rm 157)

11:00 AM—12 Noon .............................. Contemporary Worship Service (Pointe) (Birth—Age 1) (Rm 118); (Age 1—2) (Rm 101); (Age 3 & 4) (Rm 104);

Team K1 (K &1st) (Rm 304); Team 23 (2nd & 3rd) (Rm 306-307); Team 45 (4th & 5th) (Rm 301-303)

4:45 PM ............................................. Emerge Student depart for Maxwell Center 5-6 PM ............................................................................ Choir Practice (Choir Rm) 6:30 PM .......................................................................... Adult Bible Study (Sanct) Monday, April 30 7:30 PM ....................................................................................... Prayer Team (B-1) Tuesday, May 1 9:30 AM ........................ Young Adult Ladies’ Bible Study (Rooms 109, 110, 118) 10 AM ...................................................................... Senior Adult Bible Study (FH) Wednesday, May 2 7 PM ............................................................................ Spiritual Awakening (Sanc)

Join us on Wednes-day evenings at 7 p.m. in the Sanctuary for Spiritual Awaken-ing. Danny Daniels is leading the study of Revelation. Prayer at the altar al-ways concludes this service. If you have not been involved, you are en-couraged to come. You’ll be glad you did!

All God’s blessings go together, like links in a golden chain. If he gives converting grace, he will also give comforting grace. He will send “showers of blessing.” Look up today, O parched plant, and open thy leaves and flowers for a heavenly watering. —Charles H. Spurgeon

Attention Sunday School Secretaries— Please return completed SS roll sheets to a bulletin holder and not the staff mailbox. Space is needed for event payments and other confidential information in the mailbox. Thank you.

Camp Scholarship Forms Now Available Pick Up at CreeKidz Table

Do you need some financial assistance with camp expenses? Pick up a camp scholarship form today. You may complete your application and drop in the staff mailbox. Deadline for application is May 13, 2018. Don’t let fi-nances keep you from attending camp.

Camp Applications Due May 1st!!

Camp Date: June 18-23, 2018 Camp Cost: Cost- $400

Don’t get left behind...get your application in for camp by

May 1st along with the $125 deposit. We expect many

campers from other churches this year, so we do not want to leave any

Stoney Creeker out. We can’t stress enough how important early appli-

cations are in planning for camp. Space is limited at camp, so if you

plan to go, ACT NOW! Applications are available in the IC or online at

www.stoneycreekchurch.net. Campers must have completed 3rd grade

thru age 17. Your application and non-refundable deposit of $125 is

due by May 1. Make checks payable to Christian Cadet Camp. So plan now.

Applications may be put in the staff mailbox.

SUPPORT THE CAMP SCHOLARSHIP FUND Last year, Stoney Creek helped sponsor numerous children and students attend summer camp. Again this year, we feel the need is ever so great. Our camp scholarship fund is in need of financial sponsors who would like to help send a child to camp. Chris-

tian Cadet Camp is $400 this year. If you would like to sponsor a child to camp this summer, make your check payable to Stoney Creek Church and designate on your check memo—Camp Scholarship. No matter the size of the gift ($25, $50, $100 or more)—you are helping make a difference in the life of a child for all eternity.

CK IMPORTANT DATES Power Planet .......................... …………………...May 20 Outta School Bash ........................................... June 3

3C Camp ...................................................... June 18-23 VBS ..................................................................... July 15-19

Stoney Creek Church

REMINDER! Senior Pastor Candidate Dr. Josh Whitfield to speak May 6

th!

Let’s give Pastor Josh a warm Stoney Creek welcome next Sunday when he comes to preach in both morning services. We will also have a wonderful opportunity to fellowship with Pastor Josh and his family in the Fellowship Hall from 3 to 5 PM that afternoon. It will be an informal time with refreshments served by some of our ladies. Please continue to pray and trust God for leadership and guidance during this exciting time for our church as we strive to move forward for His Glory!

NOTE: Copies of the resume’ for Pastor Josh are available TO-DAY in the Connector. A Called Business Meeting will be held on Wednesday, May 9

th in the sanctuary at 7 PM to vote on

Pastor Josh as our senior pastor.

We want to thank everyone who participat-ed last Sunday evening in our service pro-ject RISE AGAINST HUNGER. We had over 100 volunteers to come and help with this ministry. We packaged 20,088 bags of food!!! Wow, way to go!! Everyone enjoyed themselves and many made a new friend

or two interacting with someone they had personally not met pri-or to that evening. Again, thank you for a job well done.

CALEB’S DOLLAR OFFERING TODAY

It’s 5th Sunday and another op-portunity to bless kids around the world! Every $1 will buy 10 meals for hungry children in our FW or-phanages. We hope you will plan to give as God leads! Special offering buckets will be in each Sunday School classroom and also as you leave the Sanctuary. Thanks for your participation for this special event.

We extend our Christian sym-pathy to the family of Mrs.

LaRose Caison. Mrs. LaRose passed away Friday morning after complica-tions from a heart catheterization. Mrs. LaRose was a faithful member of Stoney Creek Church and will be missed. Please keep her children Joy Wiggs, Debbie Griffith, and Ken Cai-son and their families in your prayers during this difficult time.

Stoney Creek Church

Honor your mother or any special mother with a list-ing in our annual Mother’s Day Bulletin which will be distributed on Sunday, May 13th. Listings are $1 each. You may list as many mothers as you’d like. All proceeds will benefit our Camp Scholarship Fund to assist those needing a little extra help with camp expenses. Envelopes are in the pew racks and in the IC. Deadline is Monday, May 7, 2018.

Support Our FWB Children’s Home Next Saturday Home Run 5K Sat, May 5, 2018

Registration: 8 AM Race: 9 AM $25 for Pre-registered $30 Registration on Race Day $15 each runner/walker with a FWB church group of 5 or more (Groups must do mail-in or day-of registration to receive the group entry rate.)

Pre-register at www.runtheeast.com or register by mail by visiting www.fwbchildrenshome.org. Forms available on

Creekidz table. This is a great Sunday School or group event.

E M E R G E

Metamorphosis 2018—May 18th-19th

Cost: $45 if Paid TODAY OR TOMORROW PRICE INCREASES TUESDAY, May 1 to $55

Registration is open and online at www.emergestudents.com/events.

Max Out The Max...tonight/5-7:30 PM// Join hundreds of students around

Wayne County lift up the name of Jesus! We saw over 600 students at the last Max Out the Max gathering held at the Maxwell Center. You won’t want to miss this one. Free pizza, games and giveaways. Special guests Christian rapper “Primisis” from Apex, NC and Pas-tor Ryan Brooks from Vertical Church in Raleigh!

Be at the Pointe at 4:45 PM to depart for the Maxwell Center.

Graduation Sunday is June 3, 2018 Graduating from high school is a BIG DEAL and we want

to honor you. We will have a special graduation service on Sunday morning June 3rd at 8:30 a.m. If you would like

to participate, please call the church office.

SENIOR ADULT MINISTRIES—PRIMETIMERS

Additional Upcoming Primetimer Events

June 8—Buffet Lunch & Sightseeing Cruise on NC’s largest cruise vessel July 27—Spaghetti Supper & Guest Speaker from FWB Children’s Home

August 23—Dixie Queen Seafood and Simply Natural Creamery

Lunch at NC Seafood Restaurant (or Farmer’s Market Restaurant) at the NC Farmer’s Market in Raleigh and the 2018 “Got to be NC Festival”

at the State Fairgrounds! — Friday, May 18 @ 10:30 am Please sign up at the Senior Info Center

Bring your appetite and curiosity as we head to our state’s capital just in time to enjoy a delicious lunch at the State Farmer’s Market. You can choose to eat at the “NC Seafood Restaurant” or enjoy some great southern cooking at the “Farmer’s Market Restaurant.” Both restaurants are near each other at the State Farmer’s Market. After a great lunch, we will head di-rectly to the NC fairgrounds—not for the State Fair—but for something on a slightly smaller scale with less walking—the 2018 “Got to be NC Festival.” This annual event is sort of like a “mini” State Fair. It is an exciting festival highlighting all the great things from North Carolina. You can enjoy live music, food, animal and agricultural dis-plays, antique tractors, and much, much more. Free events include—but are not limited to—the concerts on the outdoor stage, antique tractor and farm equipment parade, commercial exhibits in the Graham Building, racing pigs, baby pigs being born at the pig birthing center, free grand-stand shows (such as bulldozer demonstrations and aerial drone demonstrations), a craft fair, a giant sand sculpture being created before your eyes, antique farm equipment, K9 Unit demon-strations, antique tractor pulls, rabbit agility shows and more. For a small fee, you can even take a ride on the “State Fair Flyer” (i.e. a chairlift built over the fairgrounds). There will even be a few carnival rides, pony rides and games for those of you who are more adventurous. Most of the festival is free with a few exceptions such as $3 admission charge to the Home Grown Fare Expo (i.e. the Food Expo) where North Carolina food companies will be sharing samples and selling some of the most delightful flavors North Carolina has to offer. There is also a cost for the rides, games and midway food. But you can easily enjoy an afternoon of family-style fun without ever spending a dime! If you are a “looker” instead of an “explorer,” you can find a bench and sit back and watch everyone walking by. Whichever you are, we hope you will join your friends for a great day of down-home celebration NC-style!

Senior Adult Bible Study—Tuesday

You are invited this Tuesday (5/1) as we study the Word of God, pray and fellowship together. The Bible teaches that God’s Word is “...a lamp to my feet and a light to my path.” Come let the Word of God brighten and guide your day. Please note, bible study may be cancelled due to the possible burial of Mrs. LaRose Caison.