Sunday AM Sermon Outline - September 7, 2014
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The document lists announcements and activities for West Lumberton Baptist Church from March 30 to April 6, 2014, including choir rehearsals, youth programs, children's programs, birthdays, gifts given, volunteer schedules, mission opportunities, offerings, and a WMU meeting. It provides details on church staff, Sunday and weekday programs for adults and children, and asks members to pray for and support various ministries through giving and volunteering.
Announcements for March 16 - 22
This document contains announcements for West Lumberton Baptist Church for March 16-23, 2014. It lists upcoming events like choir rehearsals, youth programs, children's activities, birthdays, and ministry opportunities. It also introduces the new pastor, Rev. Rick Foreman, who will start in April and provides the church's goal for their Annie Armstrong Easter Offering collection in March.
Announcements for May 26 - June 1
The document provides announcements and activities for a church from May 26 to June 1, including choir rehearsal, youth group, kids programs, meetings, birthdays, anniversaries, mission opportunities, sports schedules, and more. It encourages participation and support for upcoming events like graduation recognition, vacation bible school, and visits to those in prisons or nursing homes. Donations are requested to support the youth mission trip.
Weekly Announcements for May 12 - 18
The document provides announcements and activities for West Lumberton Baptist Church from May 12-18, 2013. It includes information about choir rehearsals, youth programs, meetings, birthdays, anniversaries, nursery and children's church workers, outreach ministries, sports schedules, fundraising events, and a Mother's Day message.
Weekly Announcements for May 5 - 11
The document provides announcements and activities for May 5-11, 2013 for a church. It includes information about choir rehearsals, youth programs, meetings, birthdays, anniversary, workers, mission projects, Vacation Bible School, sports teams, gospel night, and Mother's Day. It encourages involvement and support for the various church programs and events.
Weekly Announcements for April 21-28
The document provides announcements and activities for West Lumberton Baptist Church for the week of April 21-27, 2013. It includes information about choir rehearsals, youth programs, meetings, birthdays, anniversary, nursery and children's church workers, outreach ministries, and upcoming events like vacation bible school and a spring southern gospel night.
Weekly Announcements for April 8 - 13
The document provides announcements and activities for West Lumberton Baptist Church for the week of April 7-13, 2013. It includes information on choir rehearsals, youth programs, meetings, birthdays, anniversaries, and various ministry opportunities. Upcoming events include a household shower, baby shower, and a Southern Gospel night in May.
Weekly Announcements for March 31 - April 6
The document provides announcements and activities for West Lumberton Baptist Church for March 31 - April 6, 2013. It includes information about choir rehearsals, youth programs, deacon and committee meetings, gifts given in honor or memory of church members who passed away, attendance and offering reports, birthdays and anniversaries, nursery and children's church workers, outreach ministries, the RAs mission project, vacation bible school, and how to visit the church online.
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