Volume XXXVI Number 37 September 18, 2012

Moms’ Bible Study

Wednesday

October 3rd

10:00-11:30 am Meet in the parlor, nursery will be provided. We will meet every Wednesday

in October.

We will be studying the book

“Creative Correction: The Bible

Study: Extraordinary Ideas for

Everyday Discipline”,

by Lisa Whelchel.

Are you out of ideas on how to discipline your

child and need a fresh perspective.

“In a nut shell”…

This book gives you many different ways to help correct

your children as well as provide certain tools like Bible

verses and games to help equip you and your child.

Chi Rho Baked Potato Fellowship Dinner Donations to support

the Chi Rho mission

project will be

collected during

the dinner.

Sunday September 30th

6:00 pm

Prayer Concerns September 18, 2012 PAGE 2

Stewardship Stewardship September 16, 2012

General Fund $ 10,884.00

Capital Campaign 4,576.50

Special Offering 890.00

Attendance, September 16, 2012

Traditional Service 173

Contemporary Service 52

Hispanic Service 31

Total 256

Sunday School 147

Serving Schedule for September 23, 2012

9:15 - Traditional Service

Door - Chris Thompson, Jim Monk

Table - Renee Eakin, Roger Adams

Sound - Kenny Rodenroth

Acolyte - Trey Fontenot

Diaconate - Mary Ann Bowie, Irene Butler, Brian

Crawford, Diana Crawford, Andrea Tippett,

Paul Dupont, Randy Mattison, Dennis Murray,

Dana Mattison

11:11 - Contemporary Service

Door - Thomas Butler, Paul Robertson

Acolyte - Hannah Renfro

Servers - Jo Dell Adkins, Becky Flippo, Toni

Bratlie, Nathan Renfro

Serving Schedule

The Family of Dee Dee Hall - In Sympathy Madeline Holder - Health Concerns

Mary Ann Hallett - Recovering from shoulder surgery

Louise Chamberlain - Health concerns Elli Boyd - Therapy to prepare for surgery

Agnes Stanley – Health concerns

Jack Taylor - WKB #3059 Fred Traylor – Radiation treatments at MD Anderson

Karol Cloud - Health Concerns (Sister of Karla Barteet)

Mr. E. I. Dean - Health concerns (Grandfather of Karla Barteet) Glen & Dottie Lambing - Cancer (Friends of Joe Haley)

Carolyn Collins Dagle - Cancer (Friend of Joe Haley)

Todd Mallory Family - Waiting on adoption of baby from Haiti Mercedes Terry - Health Concerns (Mother of Carol Shively)

Jean Cason - Cancer (Friend of Anne Kilpatrick)

Bill Greene - Infection WKP (Brother of Dallas Greene) Stacy Ross - Upcoming radiation treatments (Daughter of Dave Rockett, Granddaughter of Dallas &

Alice Greene)

Harrison & Samuel Simeneaux – Serious Health Concerns (Great-nephews of Elli Boyd) Robert Carmichael – Recovering from fall (Friend of Madeline Holder)

Carolyn Bagley - Recovering from surgery at LSUHC (Niece of the Websters)

Kelsey Jones - Serious health concerns (Friend of Karla Barteet) Greg Collins - Car accident, serious health concerns (Friend of Mary C. Mayeux)

Gary Cook - Undergoing radiation treatments (Friend of Bill & Paul Robertson)

Chris Yoakum - Recovering at home from surgery (Grandson of Mary Jo Chambless) Van Cliburn - Advanced Bone Cancer (Friend of Louise Chamberlain)

Tony Spearman - West Nile Virus (Brother of Jerry Spearman) Jim Starkey - Serious Health Concerns (Friend of Toni Bratlie)

Kiera Elliott – Recovering from surgery 9/17 (Family of Jack & Glenda Davis)

Bart Peterson - Serious injuries from tractor accident (Friend of Randy & Betty McCain) Mary Jo Humphries - Health Concerns (Sister of Linda DeMann)

Anita Watkins - Preparing for major surgery (Sister of Trish Krippner)

Roy Richardson - Hospice Care (Friend of Patsy Moore) Gayle Russell – Receiving cancer treatments (Friend of Jessica Monk)

US ARMED PERSONNEL AND THEIR FAMILIES, WHO ARE DEPLOYED:

Angie Grannis (Granddaughter of Chuck & Marion Hinkle) deployed to Korea, Michael Statos, Nick

Tolisano (Friend of the Pierce family), William Key, Samuel Lawless, Lance Cpl Lane Miller (Friend of

Elli Boyd) deployed to Afghanistan 2nd tour, John Graham (Friend of the Eakins) deployed to Afghani-stan, Dan Dorson, Todd Mallory - Youth Minister FUMC deployed for 10 months

CELEBRATIONS:

We celebrate that Al Giecek is on the road to recovery.

We celebrate that Michael Anders is making progress and has started radiation with less chemo.

We celebrate the miraculous recovery of Marvin Ritter, friend of Joe Haley. We celebrate the return of our Chancel Choir and hope they enjoyed their vacation. We celebrate with Hannah Renfro for making the Student Council 2012 at Youree Middle School. Congratulations Hannah! We celebrate with Adam Burgess for receiving the National Merit Scholarship. Congratulations Adam!

ON-GOING PRAYER CONCERNS:

Michael Anders, Charles Michael Andrews, Melba Barmore, Roger Barham, Braider Bellows, John

Brice, Jill Bridges, Randy Burch, Louise Chamberlain, Gary Cook, Karen Cowden, Jack Crowley, Floyd Davis, Angel & Chloe Dixon, Holli Duggan, Kiera Elliott, Ron Fedrick, Jonn France, Jeff Fra-

zier, Shianne Fuslier, Bob Graves, Alice Greene, Dallas Greene, Bill Greene, June & Leonard Green,

D.C. Hall, Lizzy Hawthorne, Bart Haynie, Jon & Jan Holley, Dump Holcombe, Mildred House, Made-line Holder, Annie Hughes, Hubert Joyner, Virginia Joyner, Ella Mae Lawrence, Teresa Prine Lemoine,

Jane Lindsey, Will Manhein, Aiden McDowell & Parents, Matthew McDowell, Justin McGoldrick,

George McGovern, Rev. Chuck McInturf, Pat Moore, Kim Pullen, Marina Rodriguez, Jack Shelton, Haley Spears, Shawn Swilley, Marian Taggart, Peggy Taylor, Pat Tharpe, Donn & Erabeth Thompson,

Billy Triplett, Mildred Wade, Clara Williams.

Welcome Guests

Traditional Service Mr. & Mrs David Greninger

Kristen Gerda Jason Pope

The Brian Smith Family

Contemporary Service Stephanie Melton

Lino Pená Sal Pená

September 18, 2012 PAGE 3

WEEKLY & MONTHLY EVENTS AA ▪ Monday, Wednesday, & Friday @ 12:30 pm *Fellowship Hall & Keystone Room AA ▪ Monday, Thursday, & Friday @ 8:00pm *Fellowship Hall & Keystone Room AA Doctors ▪ Tuesday @ 7:00 pm *Keystone Room Bell Practice ▪ Tuesday @ 5:30 pm *Choir Room Bible Study ▪ Wednesday @ 10:00 am *Fellowship Hall Bridge ▪ Thursday @ 9:00 am *Fellowship Hall Choir Rehearsal ▪ Tuesday @ 7:00 pm *Choir Room Christian Men’s Fellowship Dinner ▪ 2nd Wednesday of Month @ 6:30 pm *Fellowship Hall Disciples Women Ministry Group 1 Meetings ▪ 3rd Monday of Month @ 10:30 am *Parlor Group 3 Meetings ▪ 2nd Wednesday of Month @ 5:30 pm *El Chico’s Executive Board Meetings ▪ 4th Monday of Month @ 12:30 pm *Parlor JOY Fellowship ▪ 4th Monday of Month @ 9:30 am *Fellowship Hall Elder’s Breakfast ▪ Monday @ 6:45 am *Fellowship Hall English Classes ▪ Monday & Wednesday @ 6:00 - 7:30 pm *3rd Floor Classrooms Moms’ Bible Study Begins ▪ Wednesday, October 3rd 10:00 - 11:30 am *Parlor Praise Band Rehearsal ▪ Tuesday @ 6:30 pm *Family Life Center Prayer Meeting ▪ Thursday @ 6:30 - 7:30 pm *Bride’s Room Spanish Bible Study ▪ Wednesday @ 8:00 pm *3rd Floor Classrooms

OPPORTUNITIES TO GIVE & SERVE Highland Blessing Dinner ▪ Thursday, September 27th @ 5:15 pm *Volunteers needed Join us at 5:15 at The Highland Center, 520 Olive St. We will serve dinner to those in need. Our hope is to help those fami-lies and individuals who “fall though the cracks” of social services, and to build community with the people who come to the dinners, and with our partner congregations. Please call the church office if you are interested in volunteering. Operation Support Our Troops ▪ Packing day we will meet at 9:45am until packing is completed (you can give a few hours or stay until completion). Packing is at the American Climate-Controlled Storage, 6721 Pines Road (take Pines Rd exit off I-20 and go left; behind What-a-burger on the left.) The packing room is not air-conditioned so dress lightly.

OPPORTUNITIES TO STUDY & FELLOWSHIP Bible Study ▪ Wednesday @ 10:00 am *Fellowship Hall Keystone Class Dinner ▪ Friday, September 21st @ 5:00 pm *Imperial Wok Chinese Restaurant - 2530 Bert Kouns Industrial Loop Disciples Women Ministry Board Meeting ▪ Monday, September 24th @ 12:00 pm *Parlor JOY Fellowship ▪ Monday, September 24th @ 9:30 am *Fellowship Hall Join us for crafts, games, fellowship, and a delicious lunch. Skate Night ▪ Friday, September 28th @ 6:00-8:00 pm *Family Life Center Meet N’ Greet ▪ Sunday, September 30th @ 8:45 am *Parlor Chi Rho Potato Fellowship Dinner ▪ Sunday, September 30th @ 6:00 pm *Family Life Center Moms’ Bible Study Begins ▪ Wednesday, October 3rd 10:00 - 11:30 am *Parlor Nursery will be provided. We will meet every Wednesday in October studying the book “Creative Correction: The Bible Study: Extraordinary Ideas for Everyday Discipline”, by Lisa Whelchel.

Keystone Class Dinner Meet for dinner Friday,

September 21st at 5:00 pm at

Imperial Wok Chinese Restaurant.

2530 Bert Kouns Industrial Loop -

Just west of WK South.

Health Benefits of Singing:

*Reduce stress and improve mood.

*Lower blood pressure.

*Boost the immune system.

*Improve breathing.

*Reduce perceived pain.

*Improve a sense of rhythm.

*Promote learning in children.

*Forge comforting memories.

*Promote communal bonding.

*Provide comfort.

*Motivate and empower.

Sounds can

influence brain

wave frequencies

and promote

well-being.

Encyclopedia

Of

Entertainment

Preschool & Children Ministries Sunday Mornings Sunday School 3-5yrs old Bible Story - “Thank God for the World He Made”

3-5yrs old class Teacher - Todd & Mary France

5yr-5th grade class Bible Story - “Thank God for the World He Made”

5yr-5th grade class Teacher - Georgia Monk, Carol Pabst

Children’s Traditional & Combined Worship Sunday’s Story - “Baby Moses”

Teaching Traditional Worship - Todd & Mary France

Teaching Contemporary Worship - Carrie Dorson

Contemporary Worship Helper - Elizabeth Brice

Sunday Evenings JYF JoYFul Ensemble (Grades 3rd-5th) JoYFul Ensemble meets at 3:30 pm this Sunday in the Family Life Center.

JYF Evening Activities (Grades 3rd-5th) This Sunday at 4:00 pm - 5:30 pm we will have our JYF Evening Activities in the Family Life Center.

KHCC Children & Youth

September 18, 2012 PAGE 4

Youth Ministry Chi Rho Evening Activities (Grades 6th-8th) Chi Rho Evening Activities this Sunday at 4:00 pm - 5:30 pm in the Family Life Center.

Chi Rho Fall Fandango (Grades 6th-8th) Chi Rho will be joining the Great River Region 6th—8th graders at Camp Couchdale in Hot Springs, Arkansas October 12th-14th.

CYF Evening Activities (Grades 9th-12th) CYF Evening Activities this Sunday at 4:00 pm - 5:30 pm in the Family Life Center.

Join us for our

Skate Night Kick-Off.

Kid’s eat free and please

remember to bring your

socks. Friends are

always welcome so

invite your pal.

Skate Night Friday, September 28th

6:00 pm - 8:00 pm

KHCC

Family Life Center

Pizza &

Make your own

Ice Cream

Sundae!

A “Note” from the KHCC Music Department

NOBODY KNOWS THE TROUBLE I’VE SEEN Fisk University in Nashville, Tennessee, opened its doors in 1866; at the close of the Civil War. It was one of the

schools established for liberated slaves by the American Missionary Association. As students and professors ar-

rived on campus, they found themselves living in abandoned Union Army hospital barracks built on the site of old

slave pens.

Among the arriving professors was a New York Yankee, a white man named White. As music instructor, George

White taught his students classical cantatas and patriotic songs, but he was particularly intrigued by the old plan-

tation melodies and slave songs he overheard in the dorms and among the students between classes. White had

trouble coaxing his students to sing him those songs; it seemed a particularly private type of hand-me-down music.

There were no written scores or words--- just plaintive strains passed voice to voice between the generations.

Within a few years, the old buildings at Fisk started rotting. The university found itself in crisis, without even

money to buy food for its four hundred students. Regretfully, the Missionary Association decided to close the

school. When White approached the trustees suggesting a series of fund-raising concerns, the board refused (they

called his scheme “a wild goose chase”). White decided to try it anyway. “I’m depending on God, not you,” he told

the board.

Selecting nine students (most of them former slaves), White and his wife sold their jewelry and personal belongings

to finance the first tour. On October 6, 1871, the singers boarded a train in Nashville for the Midwest. It was a

hard trip, and at times the young people had to relinquish their seats to white folks. Other times they were evicted

from trains or hotels. Sometimes the little group, braving threats, insults, obscenities, and indignities, sang in

empty halls and churches.

At the National Council of Congregational Churches meeting in Oberlin, Ohio, some of the delegates protested giv-

ing time to the “colored students from Fisk University.” The problem was the pressing nature of demoninational

business. Their slate was full, and the delegates didn’t want interruptions in their business sessions. But George

White wouldn’t be denied, and finally the Fisk students sang one song during a recess as the delegates were milling

around in little groups and leaving the building.

What happened next changed the course of American music.

(Continued in the story for next week!)

September 18, 2012 PAGE 6

Bible Study Wednesday

10:00 am Join us this Wednesday in the Fellowship Hall for Bible Study.

September 19th - I Samuel, Chapters 1 & 2

Led by Dr. David Brice

September 16 Brian Richardson Jennifer McCain Brooke Strickland Zachary Thelen September 17 James Barber Paul Jarratt September 18 John Cameron September 19 Edward Adams Chuck Hinkle Kay Pierson September 20 Terry Rodenroth September 22 Louise Fedrick September 23 Rocky Rockett September 25 Skyla Green September 26 Reed Matthews Margaret McNew September 28 Ian Rummings September 29 Carol Peyton Susan Foster Kathy Elliot

Given in loving memory of Robin Horton Whittington:

Tom Black

Rick & Kathy Elliott

Flo Baremore

Patsy Moore Given in loving memory of Pat Daron:

Tom Black

Flo Baremore

Patsy Moore Given in loving memory of Corene Sneed:

Bill & Martha Ellis

Bill & Carolyn Brewer

Madeline Holder

Jessie Matthews

Jerry & Vadie Spearman

Jack & Glenda Davis

Patsy Moore

Dickie Courtney

John & Lynn Goodhart

John Palmer

Denise Bankston

R W & Grace Atkinson Given in loving memory of Chris Bowie:

Flo Baremore

Patsy Moore Given in loving memory of Joe Moore:

Flo Baremore Given in loving memory of Dee Dee Hall:

Patsy Moore

Fred Coday

Service Class Given in loving memory of Libby Agotta:

Patsy Moore

Given In loving memory of the following by David & Kay Taggart:

Valerie Rockett

Robin Horton Whittington

Emily Colvin

Joe Moore

Pat Daron

Mike Cunningham

Dr. Mike Romero

Linda Coday

Joe Dame

Dave Farmer

Dee Dee Hall

Chris Bowie

L. J. Robertson, Sr

Grady McCarter

H. T. Traylor

Jack Stewart

Warren Schaumburg

Kenneth Miller

Flo Cammack

Charles Ravenna

Memorials

September 18, 2012 PAGE 7

Dear Operation Support Our Troops Volunteers:

Just a reminder that we will be packing Halloween boxes for our

troops deployed in remote areas of Afghanistan this coming

Saturday on September 22nd.

Please do what you can to spread the word. I'm concerned we

won't have much to pack since I've lost most of the previous email

address book.

Those of you that check our drop-off locations, please continue to

do so on a regular basis over the next two weeks. If you can get

stuff to the OSOT rm, I have a Girl Scout leader continuing to

check for small hygiene stuff so her girls can sort those items for

us before packing day.

Also, if you plan to come help pack, please grab a couple of packs

of Halloween treat bags at local Dollar Tree stores. That way, if

we get large bags of candy, we can make individual packs for the

soldiers.

Look forward to seeing as many of you as possible on Saturday,

Sept.22. I could use a couple of men to help me set up the hygiene

room and tables in the hallway by 9:30 that morning. We'll start

sorting at 10. Would love to have some Girl Scouts on hand from

10-2 to help sort candy/other items...Thanks

On behalf of our troops, thanks for your continued support,

Shirley Olivieri-Mathies, Chairman (and proud Army Mom)

Operation Support Our Troops (OSOT), Inc. -

Shreveport chapter 318-862-9847

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UPCOMING ACTIVITIES AT KHCC

Wednesday, September 19 10:00 am - Bible Study, Fellowship Hall 12:30 pm - AA, Fellowship Hall 6:00 pm - English Classes, 3rd floor classrooms 8:00 pm - Spanish Bible Study, 3rd floor Thursday, September 20 9:00 am - Bridge, Fellowship Hall 6:30 pm - Prayer meeting 8:00 pm - AA, Fellowship Hall Friday, September 21 12:30 & 8:00 - AA, Fellowship Hall 6:30 pm - Rehearsal Dinner, Fellowship Hall Saturday, September 22 Regional Youth Council Meeting - Katrina Harrell & Nathan Renfro attending 9:45 am - Packing Day for Support Our Troops, 6721 Pines Rd. 6:00 pm - Ardoin & O’Brien Wedding Sunday, September 23 9:15 am - Traditional Service, Sanctuary 10:15 am - Sunday School 11:00 am - Hispanic Sunday School, 3rd floor 11:11 am - Contemporary Service, Family Life Center 11:30 am - Hispanic Service, 3rd floor Hispanic Chapel

Sunday, September 23, continued 3:30 - 4:00 pm - JYF JoYFul Ensemble (Grades 3

rd-5

th)

4:00 - 5:30 pm - JYF (Grades 3rd

-5th) Activities

Chi Rho (Grades 6th-8

th) Activities

CYF (Grades 9th-12

th) Activities

Monday, September 24 6:45 am - Elder’s Breakfast, Fellowship Hall 9:30 am - JOY Fellowship, Fellowship Hall 12:00 noon - Disciples Women Ministry Exec. Board Meets,

Parlor 12:30 pm - AA, Fellowship Hall 6:00 pm - English Classes, 3rd floor classrooms Tuesday, September 25 1:00 pm - Retired Teachers Meeting, Fellowship Hall 5:30 pm - Bell Practice, Choir Room 6:30 pm - Praise Band Rehearsal, Family Life Center 7:00 pm - Choir Rehearsal, Choir Room 7:00 pm - Doctors AA, Keystone Wednesday, September 26 10:00 am - Bible Study, Fellowship Hall 12:30 pm - AA, Fellowship Hall 6:00 pm - English Classes, 3rd floor classrooms 8:00 pm - Spanish Bible Study, 3rd floor

Church Staff Senior Minister ext 13 Dr. David Brice

david@brice.com

Associate Minister ext 12 Rev. Ellie Bulnes

associate@khcc.org

Minister to the Hispanic Community Rev. Jesús Bulnes

ext.14 hispanic@khcc.org

Director of Music ext 20 Craig Pratt

music@khcc.org

Pianist/Organist ext 20 Louise Chamberlain

glmchamberlain@bellsouth.net

Youth Director Becky Flippo

bflippo1954@yahoo.com

Christian Education Director Georgia Monk

education@khcc.org

Church Custodians Odis Young

odisyng@yahoo.com

Hattie Watson

Church Secretary ext 10 Christy Rushing

khccdoc@khcc.org

Web site: www.khcc.org Fax (318) 226-8800

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September 23rd Sermon & Scripture

Sermon : “Picking a Place to Make a Difference”

Scripture: Matthew 25:34-40

By Dr. David Brice