Deerfoot Church of Christ 2 4 24

1. 8:15 AM Service
Welcome
Song Leading
Mike Cagle
Opening Prayer
Mike Hannum
Scripture Reading
Rusty Allen
Sermon
Lord’s Supper/ Contribution
Sol Godwin
Closing Prayer
Elder
10:30 AM Service
Welcome
Song Leading
Ryan Cobb
Opening Prayer
Bob Carter
Scripture Reading
Frank Montgomery
Sermon
Lord’s Supper / Contribution
Steve Maynard
Closing Prayer
Elder
5 PM Service
Song Leading
Patrick Ormond
Opening Prayer
Brandon Wagner
Lord’s Supper/Contribution
Alex Coggins
Closing Prayer
Elder
Deacons of the Month
Steve Putnam
Yoshi Sugita
Randy Wilson
February 4, 2024
CHURCH INFORMATION
5348 Old Springville Road
Pinson, AL 35126
205-833-1400
www.deerfootcoc.com
office@deerfootcoc.com
SERVICE TIMES
Sundays:
Worship 8:15 AM
Bible Class 9:30 AM
Worship 10:30 AM
Sunday Evening 5:00 PM
Wednesdays:
6:30 PM
SHEPHERDS
Michael Dykes Stan Mann
John Gallagher Skip McCurry
Rick Glass Darnell Self
Sol Godwin Phillip VanHorn
Merrill Mann Steve Wilkerson
DEACONS
Michael Cagle Terry Malone
Ryan Cobb Steve Maynard
Gary Cosby Mike McGill
David Gilmore Mike Neal
Bobby Gunn Steve Putnam
Craig Huffstutler Chuck Spitzley
Johnathan Johnson Yoshio Sugita
Chad Key Randy Wilson
MINISTERS
Richard Harp
Jeffrey Howell
Johnathan Johnson
Alex Coggins
February 4, 2024
Sunday PM
Devo in Auditorium followed by:
February 4- Singing Night- men in the auditorium;
young ladies in Lads to Leaders in adult
classroom 1
February 11– The Cultural Divide- in auditorium
Marriage– Adult Classroom 2
Kids’ Classes– Bible Bowl in the education
building
February 18- Cultural Divide- in auditorium
Marriage- Adult Classroom 1
Kids’ Classes- Puppets in the education building
Febraury 25– Cultural Divide- in auditorium
Marriage- Adult Classroom 1
Kids’ Classes- workshops in the education building
Sunday AM Classes
• The Life of Christ taught by John Gallagher in the
• auditorium.
• The Life of Christ, a discussion class, taught by
a rotation of men from the congregation in adult
classroom 1.
• Young Professionals are studying 1 Corinthians taught
by various men from the class in adult classroom 2.
• College class is studying 1 Corinthians taught by Alex
Coggins in the Museum Room
Wednesday PM Classes
• The Ladies’ class is studying Satan’s Tactics: The War
for Our Hearts and Souls by David Laton in adult
classroom 1.
• First Century Churches will be the topic for the
auditorium. Classes will be taught by various men
from the congregation.
Dig Right and You will Get Right.
In today’s lesson, we will be picking up from the final
point last week: lean into the shovel.
We gave the picture of turning the shovel around from a
state of leaning on it, to leaning into it. It is a call to get
to work, having first found our rest in Jesus.
After the lesson Sunday, I was told one funny anecdote
and one common misperception about roadcrews and
their trusty shovels.
The anecdote: A department of transportation team
that left the shop without their shovels. They phone in,
requesting their shovels to be brought by another crew.
They were informed that it would take a while for them
to be supplied, and that they would have to look for
something else to lean on in the meantime.
The misperception: A roadcrew was digging one
single hole. There was one man digging in the hole, and
a line of his coworkers leaning on their shovels. To this,
a passerby complained that all those men were doing
nothing while watching one man break his back. The
foreman replied: “They’re waiting their turn.”
Now, this is a fresh perspective on the need for being
rested and fresh to “share the load.”
Again, it is a call to get to work, having first found our
rest in Jesus.
Like too many cooks in the kitchen, one can have too
many workers in one hole. All it takes for a Spiritual
perceptive is to look around and find an area that needs
digging and grab a shovel, because it is time to get to
planting.
There might be too many cooks, but not enough servers.
We have an opportunity to get involved on Thursdays.
Our Christians in Action (CIA) class is on Thursday
mornings at 9:30 AM, and we deliver meals to members
in need afterward. You may want to spend that time
helping out in and around the kitchen getting the meals
prepped and ready for that delivery. You just might be
the one blessed most in that process.
The simple theme that brother Jerry used to say was “Do
Right.” Doing what is right will create a hole for
planting. It will create a hole (whole) lot of
opportunities to get involved. It might be relieving the
person digging. It might be getting involved in Bible
studies. Familiarizing yourself with the simple “Back to
the Bible” 3 lesson series. You could be ready to shadow
Jeffrey, JJ, or Richard in a Bible Study. Ask around and
see what right thing you can accomplish. You will be so
glad you did.
A Note from the Harp

2. Prayers
Sue Adams Billie Adkinson
Betty Aldridge Vera Bonner
Faye Bradford Michael Burkowski
Bobbie Clark Nancy Clemens
Edith Collett Judy Crawford
Audrey Gammage Marilyn Glass
Mike Godwin Kim Green
Dyer Honeycutt Veronica Jeffery
Randy Johnson Bev Key
Julie Kincaid Nancy Locklear
James Lollar David Lybrand
Dot Mitchell Larry & Rita Morgan
Ancel Norris James Pepper
Pam Rachal Judy Roeder
Doug Scruggs Darnell Self
Donna & Tim Shoemaker Chuck Spitzley
Joyce Taggart Marilyn Torrice
Johnny Tucker Becky Tuggle
Jean Tuggle Gayle Varner
Mary Wells Barbara Whisenhunt
Karen Whisenhunt Billy White
Violet Whitman Maxine Wilson
Don Young
Friends & Family
Our Friends & Family list is being updated. Please
contact the office if you would like to add someone.
office@deerfootcoc.com or 205-833-1400
New Members
Patrick and Leslie Neither
4161 Alston Lane
Vestavia, AL 35242
Impact Group 1
Hospital / Sick List
Tal Barnett- St. Vincent’s Rm. 607
Bobbie Clark- recovering at home
Ellen Godwin- recovering at home
Kim Green- recovering at home
Veronica Jeffery- recovering at home
James Lollar- Grandview Rm. 949
David Lybrand- recovering at home
Ancel Norris- Grandview Rm. 1204
James Pepper- Proveer
Pam Rachal- undergoing treatments
Maxine Wilson- Kirkwood by the River
Attendance:
1-28-2024
AM 302 PM 142
Weekly Purpose:
$20,748.00
Contribution:
$19,500.00
Contribution YTD:
$84,554.00
Purpose YTD:
$82,992.00
Average Weekly YTD:
$21,138.00
Mission Sunday:
$126,510.00
Week 3
Bus Drivers
February 11- Mark Adkinson
February 18- Steve Maynard
Baptismal Garments for February
Patt Wills
Upcoming Events
February 10- Stamps/Cagle Wedding 2pm
February 11- Golden Age Banquet- 11:30am
February 11- Deacon’s Meeting 4pm
February 11- Missions’ Committee Meeting 6pm
February 17- Song Leaders Workshop- 9am-2pm
February 17- Katelyn Washington Bridal Shower at the
home of Lynn Morris- 10-11:30am
February 18- Alyssa Sellers Baby Shower 3:30-4:30pm
February 23-25- Family Retreat
March 2- Ladies’ Prayer Breakfast 9am-12pm
March 3- Jack Self Wedding Shower 2:30-3:30pm
March 3- Brad Hagerman Memorial 4pm
Walk By the Spirit
Scripture Reading: Galatians 5:16-17
But H__________ do we W__________ by the
S___________?
W__________ W__________:
1. The S___________ D_____________
Galatians ___:___-___ {___-___}
Romans ___:___-___
2. The S___________ L____________
Galatians ___:___
Romans ___:___-___
Luke ___:___-___
3. The S___________ S___________
Galatians ___:___-___
1 Peter ___:___-___
Corozal Belize Campaign 2024
We will be buying Bibles to take to Belize. We take the
Bibles and materials down in suitcases each trip. If you
would like to donate to buy Bibles or if you have a
carry-on size suitcase you would like to donate, please
see Gary or Jeanette Cosby.
Prison Ministry
There will be a meeting for those involved in prison
ministry immediately following the 10:30 service today.
W E I N V I T E Y O U T O S H A R E W I T H U S
A C E L E B R A T I O N O F L O V E A N D
C O M M I T M E N T
Reception to Follow
Saturday, February 10, 2024
2 o’clock in the afternoon
5348 Old Springville Road
Pinson, AL 35126
James Cagle
&
Rena Stamps
Memorial Service
There will be a memorial service for Brad Hagerman on
Sunday, March 3rd at 4:00pm.
Youth News
There will be a local youth devo at the home of Doug
and Connie Scruggs tonight following the evening
services. Please bring $5 for food.