Sunday Evening 5:00 pm

John Poole

Sunday May 1, 2016

Today’s Worship Schedule ——— Song 8 Let Every Heart Rejoice and Sing Welcome to Worship Ken Perry Prayer Mark Havens Projected Song Lord, I Lift Your Name on High Projected Song Light the Fire Song 294 You’re the One Song 924 Just As I Am Communion Projected Song (during giving) Shine on Us Song 429 Oh, to Be Like Thee (Dismiss for Children’s Hour) Sermon Guest Speaker Kerry Williams Song 948 I Am Resolved Closing Prayer Jeff Young

Woodward Park Family,

It is good to be back with my church

family. I missed you all so much. Thanks

to all those who sent cards and most of all

the prayers of the faithful. God is good.

Love you all!

—Martin Moreno

Carol Armstrong—So good to be here!

Alice Tostado—Pray for our daughter Linda Miranda to get well.

Ruben Tostado—Pray for the brotherhood that we may increase; thanks to God, my health is returning.

Heidi Hastie—Continue to pray for my kids, that they will be safe and come home soon.

Rachell Souza—Please keep Ernie in your prayers as he is in the Houston area for a month. Thank you.

Victoria Flintroy—Continue to keep my children in prayer.

Don & Judy McCurry—Please pray for us as we travel back to Harding on 5/4 to see Elizabeth graduate. Returning 5/9.

Kelley Havens—Please continue to pray for Leon for his recovery in rehab.

Lucy Soria—Pray for my client from Volunteer Services to be kind and loving. Also pray for my grandkids who are into worldly things.

Adelita Martinez—Praise You Father for your everlasting love, and for the love and support of my church family. Let them know how deep I hold them to my heart.

Lillian Walters—Please pray for Deewayne’s 2 brothers Eddie and Hugh, they both have health issues.

Leo Gamboa—Pray for John Ed as he’s traveling and a special prayer for Brother Behailu as he recovers.

Rodessa Jones—Prayers for Leon Young’s health and for the lost souls in the world. Pray that my 2 older kids find a safe place to live. Please also pray for Sgt. Peter D. Barnes who is in the U.S. Army serving in Ghana.

Jeanetha Henderson—Thank you Lord for your love, mercy, and forgiveness. Continue to watch over family, friends, the sick, the lost, and the Body of Christ.

Barbara Edwards—Thank you Lord, praise your holy name.

Andrea Luna—Please pray for me and my family, that they follow me as I serve God!

Roy Hightower—Please pray for my son Burlon.

Kaylin Few—My mom, Tammie Brazzel, has an upcoming hernia surgery. Pray that her healing will be speedy.

Edna LaVergne—A prayer for the Church.

Sharon Young—Leon is still in rehab, please keep praying for his recovery.

Out of Town: Paula Dutton, West Fork,

AR; Sam Yaws, Park Hill, OK; Freddy San-

chez, Denair, CA; Randy, Debbie, Seth, &

Sarah Ford, Ivanhoe, CA; Chloe Janes, Madera, CA; Marcia

Nickell/Lacey Christopherson, Madera, CA; Joel, Katie, Mad-

die, Garrett, & Cameron Perkins, Kingsburg, CA; Rick & Pam

Patterson, Visalia, CA

Local: Melyssa Diaz, Laurie Schwartz, Eric Ball, Jamie Lynn

Allen, Sheri Heffron, Garth Avery, Barbara Koomjan, April

Ayers, Richard Rogers, Calvin & Lora Burton, Haley & Sierra

Walsh

Attendance: AM: 709 Class: 489 Sunday Night: 148

Wednesday Night: 339 Thursday Bible Study: 22

Weekly Contribution: $9,370 Weekly Budget: $13,350

PRIMETIME WEDNESDAY--

May 4, 2016 Cesar & Ixchel Gamez Crew

A Delicious Meal of:

Chicken Enchiladas with all the Extras.

Sunday Bible Study High School – Worship – For the Purpose of Godliness

Junior High – I AM

Wednesday Night – Out of Your Shell

Upcoming Events

May 7th – Food Giveaway

May 15th – Worship with Mariposa Church of Christ

May 21st – Superior Dairy & Park 1:30-5:30

May 22nd – Sunday Night Devo for God Squad

OUT OF YOUR SHELL

We are excited to announce about our new series start-

ing this week! This is a four-week series based on the

Teenage Mutant Ninja Turtles. We will be looking at

how we all have different personalities and how we

need each of those personalities in the Church. If you

have ever felt like you didn’t know where you belonged

in the Church or how you could help serve in the

Church come and join us in the month of May and find

out how you can use your personality to glorify God and

build up the Church! Hope to see you Wednesday! Have

a great week!

Connect with us on the Internet!

Facebook: WPYG / Twitter: @WoodwardYouth / Insta-

gram: WPYG / wpyg.org

Note from the elders:

We will be supporting Jacob Cantrell as he attends

Sunset School of Preaching starting in August of this

year. We will be supporting Macee Boggs as she

goes through the AIM Program this fall.

We have also agreed to help support Elizabeth

Valerie with expenses as she joins a mission team

with Bob Jolliff to Romania. Please pick up a letter

from Elizabeth at the Welcome Center. She would

love to share her plans with you.

We pray for God’s blessings and protection as these

young Christians seek to be of service in our Lord’s

kingdom. We are very proud and pleased with their

dedication to the Lord.

We are saddened to announce the pass-

ing of our sweet sister, Arlene Miller.

She quietly passed away Monday after-

noon. She and her husband, Frank

worked in the Lord’s kingdom for many,

many years. Our prayers and thoughts go

out for the Miller family. A memorial

service will be held tomorrow, Monday at our building at

11 am with a luncheon to follow.

A Kindness Tracker

You have probably seen one. It looks like a watch, yet

sleeker. I believe it does keep time, though. It can

come in a variety of colors. It keeps track of the steps

you take and monitors your pulse and sleep patterns. It

is very popular and was one of the most purchased

items for Christmas gifts. Though sold by various com-

panies and coming with various capabilities, “it” is a

fitness tracker. Chances are pretty good that you own

one, or someone close to you does.

Somehow recently, my mind stumbled across the idea

of a kindness tracker. Not that a mechanical one could

be made, but the very thought that I could somehow,

each day, keep track of acts of kindness that I do ex-

cites me. It would not be for me to share with anyone,

or to compare myself to anyone, or to compote with

anyone. No, it would be just to keep myself motivated

to do nice things for others. I could keep a running total

in my mind throughout the day, and then think back

over the list at the end of the day. This would supply a

certain amount of satisfaction at the end of a trying

day, or maybe, if the total was quite low, it could supply

motivation for the next day.

A few days ago, a young boy in California found a

woman’s wallet she had lost at a sporting event which

he also attended. She simply counted the cost of the

loss (credit cards, driver’s license and a moderate

amount of cash) and moved on by canceling her credit

cards and replacing her wallet and license. A few days

later, however, she received a package in the mail

containing her wallet and a handwritten note from the

ten-year-old boy. What joy she felt! What joy he must

have felt!

We can enrich our lives and the lives of others by be-

ing more aware of our acts of kindness, as well as

those done by others.

“So then, as we have opportunity, let us do good

to everyone, and especially those who are of the

household of faith” (Galatians 6:10).

Lance Cordle Calvert City church of Christ Calvert City, KY