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October Birthdays
For Our Guests
What to Expect During Worship
Name (s) ___________________________________________________ Date:____________
Address ________________________________________________________ Apt _________
City _____________________________________ State _________ Zip _________________
Phone ____________________________ Email _____________________________________
Guest Of _____________________________________________________________________
Gabriel Glaspell
10/3
Will Respess
10/3
Martin Houston, Jr 10/4
Shay Vitello
10/4
Ruby Light
10/6
Jack McCartney
10/8
Viani Ramsey
10/9
Kati Rutherford
10/14
Willa Glaspell
10/15
Joan Greene
10/17
Jan Nana
10/21
Chuck Stokes
10/28
PANTRY NEEDS
GREEN BEANS, CANNED CORN,
RAMEN NOODLES, TUNA,
2 LB. BAGS SUGAR
SCHEDULE OF SERVICES
Sunday Bible Classes ................. 9:30 a.m.
Sunday A.M. Worship .............. 10:30 a.m.
Sunday P.M. Small Group .........6:00 p.m.
Wednesday Evening ...................7:00 p.m.
 Teen
 Young Adult
 Married  Single
 Over 35
 Moved from ____________________
 Have a minister or elder contact me
 Need info on becoming a member
CHURCH OFFICE
205 DENBIGH BLVD.
NEWPORT NEWS, VA 23608
(757) 877-4322
Email:
Denbighoffice@gmail.com
Website: www.Denbigh.org
ELDERS
BOB BEAN ........................ 757-886-1015
ART EDLOW ...................... 757-329-8881
DAVID STEVENS ................ 757-969-1300
JOE TATUM ....................... 757-870-0443
MINISTERS
CHARLES “TUCK” TUCKER .. 757-234-3298
ROGER BROWN ................. 757-898-0155
Singing: We sing a cappella (without
instruments). The songs are listed in
the bulletin and lyrics are projected on
our screen. We also have booklets with
music notation available as well. We
encourage you to join in, but do not feel
obligated; you can just sit and listen.
Lord's Supper: Communion is a part of
our worship each week. In this simple
memorial we remember Jesus’ sacrifice
on the cross and we also emphasize the
central place of the cross in our faith.
Offering: The work at Denbigh is
supported totally by the free-will
offerings of our members. Our guests
are not expected to make a donation.
Preaching: The sermon will be about
20-25 minutes long and centered in
Scripture. If our study raises questions,
please feel free to ask the minister or
one of the elders. After the sermon an
invitation will be offered for those with a
prayer request or desire for baptism. At
this time, we will stand and sing a song.
Please don’t feel uncomfortable; you
will not be singled out in any way.
Children’s Church:
At some point
during each morning assembly (usually
before the sermon) children ages 2-5
will be dismissed to a class for a special
lesson. An attended nursery is also
provided. Usually at this time, we will
take a few minutes to stand and greet
each other.
Expected of You: Participate in any way
in which you are comfortable. We do
ask you to fill out a Guest Card (at left).
We are honored that you chose to visit
with us today. We hope that you will
stay around for a few minutes after our
services so that we can become better
acquainted. We also hope that you will
come to see us as we see ourselves, a
group of people who love Jesus and are
doing our best to serve Him. Please
come back and worship with us at each
and every opportunity that you have.
Denbigh Church of Christ
Living As God’s Family
Under the Cross
Loving, Serving, Praising, Proclaiming
Order of Worship
Remembering to Remember
October 19, 2014
Theme: The People of His Pasture
797- Lord We Come Before Thee
No Other Gods
Welcome
Responsive Reading
(Psalm 95:1-7a)
Psalm 95 (Come Let Us Sing for Joy)
153- Let Us Worship and Bow
Down
Opening Prayer
Children 2-5 Dismissed to Class
Meet-n-Greet
533- I Am a Sheep
Sermon: Contagious! (5):
The Complaint Department
540– A Faith That Will Not Shrink
Communion
(334- Midnight On Olive’s Brow)
Giving and Family News
“Ladies Inspiration Day”
Shepherd’s Prayer
Dismissal
Booklets with music notation are available in the
back. Song lyrics will be projected on the screen.
Please fill out the perforated Guest or Member
attendance slip on the back of this bulletin.
I have a really bad memory. How long
have I had this problem? What problem? Dad
says that as he has gotten older, he spends
much more time thinking about the hereafter…
he goes into a room and then tries to remember
what he is here after. During the Exodus, Israel
suffered from a chronically short memory. In
Exodus 15, Israel celebrates deliverance by God
through the destruction of the Egyptian army in the Red Sea. Moses
leads the original “song of Moses” in Exodus 15:1-18 and then his sister Miriam leads the women in singing and dancing before the Lord.
Her song is in Exodus 15:21, “Sing to the Lord, for he is highly exalted.
The horse and its rider he has hurled into the sea.”
And here is where we see their memory problem. The next verses chronicle Israel’s tendency to grumble and complain as they make
their way toward the Promised Land.
For three days they traveled in the desert without finding water. When
they came to Marah, they could not drink its water because it was bitter.
(That is why the place is called Marah.) So the people grumbled against
Moses, saying, “What are we to drink?”
Right after Israel sings praises to God for saving them by drowning the
Egyptians in the sea, they complain because they have no water. They
go from celebrating the God who used the waters to deliver them to
complaining that God didn't have enough water to give them a drink!
And this is not just soon after the Red Sea— this is the very next
verse! They go from praising to complaining in just one verse!
How could they be so forgetful? If God can drown their enemies,
do they not believe He can give them a drink when they need it? One
verse separates their praise from their protest! But then, I think I can
remember when the period of time between me thanking God for the
food and then complaining about what I had to eat was pretty short.
Or what about the times between praising God in church and then
complaining about how it was conducted? Maybe our memory isn’t a
lot better than that of the Israelites. I think we can do better!
— HTTP://DENBIGH.ORG/CATEGORY/TUCKS-BLOG/
Serving
ENCOUNTER: A Teen Retreat
Next Week (Oct. 26)
Trunk-and-Treat
PETER STEVENS
LEFT REAR
JAY TANNER
CENTER FRONT
SEAN MCCARTNEY
CENTER REAR
LONNIE COLSON
RIGHT FRONT
ANDREW KING
RIGHT REAR
MARK WEST
GREETER/USHER
JOHNNY BRADLEY
Brenda Richards (health concerns)
David Atkins (recovering from surgery)
Jackie Costen’s father, Joshua Sr. (cancer)
Jacob Peterson’s brother Earl (stroke)
Charlie Tucker (dialysis) is doing much better
Helen Johnson’s brother (stroke)
Lynn Tucker’s cousin, Linda Starke (aggressive
kidney and lymph node cancer)
Helen Johnson’s sister Emma Sneed and Julia
Denton’s parents (aging issues)
Jeff Denton (effects of long-term cancer treatments)
Jan Nana recovering (knee replacement)
Norma Johnson and Nathaniel Davenport (shut-in)
RANDY HARRIS
Our children’s ministry and leaders
ELDER’S BLESSING
Crystal Sweatt at school in California
BOB BEAN
CHILDRENS CHURCH
ASHLEY ATKINS
PEGGY HENRY
MICHAEL TANNER
OUTSIDE SIGN
BRENDA RICHARDS
For October
If you aren’t currently meeting
with one of our Body Life Small
Groups, then this is the week to
change that! Sheets are posted
around the building with groups
and times.
COMMUNION
Prep: S. Logan
Clean: J. COLSON
BREAD: H. JOHNSON
Our Daily Bible Reading from Power for Today
OTHER CONCERNS:
Ukraine and continuing unrest in that country
Bruce Gaynon’s father, Gordon (incarcerated)
Expectant mothers Ivy Edlow Johnson (Nov), and
Ryan Schneider (March)
Our Body Life small group program
Our mission works in India, Uganda, France,
Ukraine and Zambia
Pray for God’s strength and wisdom for our elders
as they seek to lead our congregation
Please contact the church office, 877-4322, with updates
or prayer concerns
Upcoming Events
Sunday
Monday
Tuesday
Wednesday
Thursday
Friday
Saturday
Job 42: 10-16
Psalm 18: 30-36
Psalm 16: 1,7-11
Psalm 50: 14-23
Psalm 51
Psalm 65
Psalm 84: 1-11
Today
REST!
October 26
Ladies Day Planning
12:00
Room 2
October 31
Trunk-n-Treat
6-8 p.m.
November 1
Ladies Inspiration Day
8:30-1:00
Information to Share
Body Life Groups
NURSERY
ESTHER STEVENS
AIYANNA PERKINS
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Upward
basketball
has now begun at
Warwick Memorial
Methodist Church. Roger Brown
is in charge of obtaining referees
for the games which are on Saturdays. If you would like to be
involved in this ministry that not
only teaches how to play basketball but also teaches about God,
see Roger today.
Member (s) Present ________________________________ Date:__________
LEFT FRONT
___________________________________________
OFFERING............................ $2900
MICAH COFFMAN
________________________________________________________________
SMALL GROUPS ....................... 105
Lisa Bares (sprained foot)
___________________________________________
SUNDAY A.M. W ORSHIP............ 127
TABLE TALK
Please Pray: _____________________________________________________
BIBLE CLASS ............................. 60
Virginia Costen’s friend,Yolanda Bowens (cancer)
COMPUTER
Upward Basketball
HEALTH CONCERNS:.
PRAYER
MICHAEL TANNER
___________________________________________
FOR THE RECORD
ANDREW KING
________________________________________________________________
...is only 2 weeks away.
Hopefully you’ve been
inviting your friends,
family, co-workers and
neighbors to join us in
this day that is shaping up to be
one of the best ever. Our theme is
“The Heart of a Woman” and
will focus on how God works on
our hearts in different ways in
different phases of our life. Our
own Rachel Bean and Joyce Griffin will be two of the featured
speakers along with Embrolic
Selby from the Williamsburg
congregation. Continental breakfast will be at 8:30 a.m. with the
main event beginning at 9:00.
Daycare will be provided for the
little ones and a few of our men
are serving us lunch at noon. We
are all looking forward to a time
of encouragement and edification with our area sisters. Final
planning on Sunday, Oct. 26.
Thank you so much to Lisa Bares
and her many helpers for another successful “Great Clothes
Give Away” that was conducted
this weekend. We think we’re
just cleaning out our closets but
it is also a way to bless others
out of our abundance. The joy
and gratitude on the receivers’
faces are a blessing in return to
us. Also, a big thank you goes to
Martin Houston for keeping our
building grounds maintained in
Bruce’s absence. Martin may
mow grass (among other things)
for a living, but he also enjoys
doing it and does it cheerfully.
Thanks to these behind the
scenes workers. Do you know of
others? Thank them today.
Notice that there are a couple of
blanks left in some of these areas.
We left them there for YOU! We
need to get everyone involved in
our ongoing ministries.
Keri Brown in the loss of her father, Tom Rogers
___________________________________________
Ladies Inspiration Day…
Building
Maintenance:
Hayward Glaspell
Grounds
Maintenance:
Bruce Gaynon
Church Finances: Tora Anderson
Church Treasurer: ____________
People with Purpose: R. Brown
Safety & Security: Todd Goen
Camp Idlewild: G. Sweatt/_____
Boy Scouts: Bill Heitsman/Bob
READING:
________________________________________________________________
Thanks
A full listing of all the ministry
areas and who leads them is
posted on the hallway bulletin
board. This week highlights the
ministry areas and respective
leaders overseen by Bob Bean:
_____________________________________________________
Our teens (middle and high school)
will join together with teens
from Denbigh Christian Church
for a retreat near Luray, VA on
Oct. 31 through Nov. 2. Michael
Stohler and Roger Brown will
lead Encounters with Jesus. The
cost is $45/person.
To help keep the cost down our
church is asked to donate food
for two breakfasts (Saturday &
Sunday) as well as drink mixes.
A sign-up sheet is posted on the
hall bulletin board. Please take a
moment and volunteer to provide something.
SYMPATHY:
_____________________________________________ Put this in the bulletin? 
Trunk-and-Treat
will be October 31
from 6-8 p.m. here
in our parking lot.
We will have games, hotdogs, a
cake walk, face painting and
prizes for the best costumes and
the best decorated car. We need
cakes for the cake walk— sign
the sheet on the hallway bulletin
board if you can help in this way.
Please be here no later than 5:45
to park your car before the
neighborhood children start arriving. Bring all your friends and
neighbors on over and plan for a
fun time together!
Ministry Oversight
Prayer Concerns
Member
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News and Notes of Interest