Lancaster, OH 43130 740-654-0626 www.myfacc.com e-mail info@myfacc.com June 15, 2014
Brad Seevers Senior Minister (740-550-9882)
David Tingler Associate Minister
Sunday Services
Bible School 8:45 a.m.
Worship 10:00 a.m.
Evening Worship 6:00 p.m. Vacation Bible School June 23 rd 27 th
6-8pm
Saturday, June 21 st at 9:30 a.m. Please read the next three chapters of The Girls Still Got It before the Bible Study. The scripture text begins with Ruth 2:18.
Ladies Bible Study
The Girls Still Got It
By Liz Curtis Higgs Room 214
THOUGHTS FROM BRAD Happy Fathers day! Those who preordered tickets for this Thursdays Columbus Clippers game, I need your money today. Tickets cost $16 per person.
This past Sunday, I taught about our need to please God, not man. We concluded that when you stand before God someday, He is not going to take a public opinion poll to determine your destiny. There is only going to be one evaluation that matters and that is from God himself.
Since Sunday, I found this story I thought you might appreciate concerning pleasing people. Enjoy.
The Patriot Ledger reports Tuesday, the citys licensing board approved a plan to open a Honey Dew Donuts at the caf counter inside the new $30 million YMCA. It will be the only Honey Dew store in Quincy. Because of the YMCAs focus on physical fitness, the vendor wont sell doughnuts, said Sara Trubiano, spokeswoman for the South Shore YMCA.
The new Honey Dew will sell coffee, low-fat muffins, salads and sandwiches, yogurt, fruit cups and smoothies, Trubiano said. All menu items must be approved by the YMCA Leadership.
Application: How ironic it is that a donut shop agreed to sell no donuts. Sounds ridiculous, doesnt it? But isnt that exactly what we do when we compromise our beliefs in order to please the world? A donut shop should sell donuts, and a believer should seek to please God!
Do not love the world or anything in the world. If anyone loves the world, love for the Father is not in them (1 John 2:15).
Im not sure if donuts were around when the aforementioned Scripture was written down, but I am sure if there was ever going to be an exception, it would have to be o.k. to love a good donut, especially a vanilla cream powdered donut from Donut world on the corner. Yummy!
Tonight at our evening service, I will preach on the theme of The Most Dangerous Word.
Have a good week,
Brad BITS FROM BRO. DAVE
KEENAGER TRI P: On Wednesday, June 25, we will be traveling to New Concord, Ohio. There, we will be visiting the National Road Zane Grey Museum and the John Glenn Home. Following our stops at these two sites, we will be going on to Cambridge for lunch. It is our plan, after lunch, to visit the Hopalong Cassidy Museum, which is housed in the Scotts Antique Mall. Our departure time is 8:00 AM. The cost for admission and travel is $13.00 per person. Lunch will be on your own. A sign-up sheet is posted. I will appreciate your payment when you sign up. (Our new policy is that if you have paid and find you cannot make a trip, we will refund any admission fees, but cannot return gas money. We figure that amount too close for refunds!)
MI DWEEK BI BLE STUDI ES: This week, June 18, our two study groups (10:00 am & 6:30 pm) will be meeting. We will be completing our study of II Timothy. In July and August, we will be taking our customary summer break. Watch this space for announcements regarding future studies.
FI NAL THOUGHT: A good scare is often worth more to a person than good advice.
SPIRITUAL STATISTICS June 8, 2014
Sunday School 73 Morning Worship 136 Evening Worship 23 Weekly Budget $ 4,790.00 Budget Received $ 4,075.00 Van Fund $ 95.00 Mission Trip $ 25.00 Missions $ 30.00
SERVING SCHEDULE June 15, 2014
At the Table Fred Griffith and Dave Riggenbach Serving Bob Neff, Dick Shumaker, Ned Tomlinson, Hank Wellman Pastor of the week Fred Griffith PM Deacon Bob Neff
COMMUNION Denise Baird
GREETERS Ray and Margie Ayers
NURSERY Sunday School Volunteer Needed Worship Volunteer Needed
VISITOR CENTER Becky Wellman
SECURITY Bible School Carmel Marsh Worship George Lambert Evening Worship Mike Cooper
Book Nook Monday, June 16 th ~ 6:30 p.m. At our June meeting we will have a time of refreshment! Bring a light snack or appetizer to share with the group. We will have an introduction and overview of Saving Amelie by Cathy Goehlke, the book for our July meeting, and will enjoy a time of fellowship with other book lovers! Communion Preparation
If you can help with communion preparation, please contact Denise Baird at 653-5692. Jane King Mary Kempton Naressa Allen Marianna Gall Wes Peck Millie Hoy Our Troops Jeane Goldfarb Carter Kelly Cassley Kenneth Dusthimer LeRoy Shaner Ellen Rogers John Young Alberta Ellis Norma Bullock Judy Fricker Jeff Cupp Barb Beatty David Schluttenhofer Locke and Long Families Robbie Asperys Son Marcia Sluyter
Our sympathy to the family and friends of long-time Fifth Avenue member, Eddie McLaughlin , who passed away on Monday, June 9 th .
SERVING SCHEDULE June 22, 2014
At the Table Patrick Wersell and Dick Shumaker Serving Tim Huffman, Ray Ayers, Nick Barrell, Richard Boyer Pastor of the week Patrick Wersell PM Deacon Tim Huffman
COMMUNION Denise Baird
GREETERS Ruth Andrews and Jeanne Noble
NURSERY Sunday School Shirley Marsh Worship Nick and Tracy Hinson
VISITOR CENTER Kay Knode
SECURITY Bible School Bill Kelly Worship David Will Evening Worship George Lambert
Seniors Trip to Cambridge Ladies Pinterest Night Do you go to yard sales? Do you have extra standard-sized pillowcases that you don't ever use? We are collecting new or nearly new pillow cases to make some dresses for our Pinterest Night which is Friday, July 25th. We are also asking for donations of thread and extra-wide, double-fold bias tape, as we will be sewing these dresses for some little girls in another country. You can leave your donations by the ladies ministry room, downstairs in the fellowship hall. More information about our Pinterest Night will be given soon.
Check out the display of a sample of a pillowcase dress in the church library.
VBS is a week away we are in need of the following items.
Bottled Water small bottles 8oz - 300 students Bottled Water 8 or 16 oz - 250 volunteers Paper Lunch sacks o White 100 o Brown 300 Glue Elmers glue in bottles - 15 Pencils mechanical - 25 Pens any color - 10 Snack bags plastic 2 boxes Baby wipes to wipe sticky hands - 7 packages Hand sanitizer - 7 bottles small trial size is fine Tissues (cubes or regular boxes) - 7 boxes Pool Noodles: Yellow, red, green, purple, blue - 1 of each color Colorful artificial flowers or vines used in decorating All items may be left in the fellowship hall on the white tables. Thank you for your support.
WELCOME TO FIFTH AVENUE! At FACC, we focus on loving God, loving people, and turning the world upside down.
We are happy you chose to worship with us today. We hope you return next week and bring your friends with you. If you would please take a few minutes to fill out a Silent Roll Call Card, located on the back of the pew, you can then place it in the offering plate as it is passed. Thank you. For more information about our great church, contact our minister, Brad Seevers at Brad@new-churches.org or call him at 740.550.9882. Have a great week and may God bless your life. Sunday School Classes for All Ages Classes at 8:45 unless noted
Nursery (Birth through 3 years old) Jesus Loves Me Room 102
Preschool (Ages 3-6) Bible Friends Room 105 Marie Huffman, Teacher
Early Elementary (Kindergarten through 3 rd Grade) Jesus, Our Example Room 101 Deborah Will, Teacher
Upper Elementary Class (4 th 6 th Grade) Jesus, Our Example Room 106 Becky Hoagland, Teacher
Junior/Senior High Jesus and My Life Room 308 Nick Barrell, Teacher
Ladies Class The Christian Atheist Room 209 Beverly Puckett, Teacher
Mens Class Hearing Gods Word Room 205
Adult Class Extreme Faith Room 214 Brad Seevers, Teacher
Harmony Adult Class Jesus and the Just Reign of God Room 204 Dave Tingler, Teacher
Philothean Adult Class Parables Room 108 Jim Love, Teacher
Annual Church Picnic Sunday, August 3 rd
Summer is here! Kids are out of school and we have lots of room for our martial arts class - every Thursday from 6-8pm. This is a free class for ages 6-106. Come by yourself or as a family. As always, the first Thursday of every month is set aside for our basic self-defense course, also a free class. If you have any questions, see Joshua Czich or contact him at 740-243- 7807 or jczich@ymail.com.
Core Values...
Values central to the life, mission and vision of Fifth Avenue Church of Christ are:
Christ-Centered Worship We make it a priority every Sunday to celebrate Jesus through our music. (Romans 11:36-12:1-2). We focus on Jesus through grace- based preaching and teaching & understand the Bible is our authority (2 Timothy 3:16).
Church Health and Biblical Balance Church health becomes reality when God's people seek harmony & live consistently. We expect every member to protect the unity of Christ's Church. (Romans 12:16; 1 Peter 3:8)
Global Evangelism We are constant to our founding call to worldwide evangelism, proclaiming to all that Jesus Christ is the Savior, Healer, and Soon- Coming King (Acts 20:27).
Fellowship and Ministry After people begin their journey with Jesus, we will equip them to find a ministry based upon their strengths. We want everyone to serve in some capacity. (1 Corinthians 12:12-27) We also want His church to be the living evidence of His love and power to the world.
Discipleship We do not want you to "get religion" here at Fifth Avenue Church of Christ in Lancaster. We are all about teaching you that Jesus seeks a daily relationship with Him through a life of obedience. In other words, we want to see the things you are taught actually change your lifestyle & your daily decisions.
Social Conscience We place high value on the sanctity of human life, of Biblical marriage and morality, and we welcome ethnic diversity (Isaiah 56:7; Philippians 2:15-16).
OUR PURPOSE
WE EXIST TO
Exalt Gods Greatness; Evangelize Gods Work Equip Gods People Express Gods Love through Jesus Christ
OUR MISSION To Love God and Love People! How Can I Respond Today? At FACC we look to the Bible for guidance on all issues. We believe that Gods Word is clear concerning what a person must do to become a Christian. Trust that Jesus can bring you to salvation. Turn (repent) from the sin in your life. Confess your desire to make Jesus the Lord of your life. Be baptized (immersed) in water for the forgiveness of sins and to receive the Holy Spirit into your life. To make this life decision for Christ, we ask that you come forward during our commitment song at the conclusion of the Sunday message. Baptized believers are welcome to become members at FACC by coming forward on Sunday morning or by seeing our Senior Minister to discuss this further. We ask that you complete a series of Curious classes to help you better understand what you are committing to as a member. If you would like to take a Curious class, please indicate this on your Silent Roll Call Card.