July 26 - The Grace Place Home Page

Today’s
Children’s Ministry Team:
F
IRST
SE
RVICE
To all the volunteers who helped
make VBS a great success!! We
appreciate all of your hard work.
:
Nursery:
Christina Flores
Children’s Bible Hour
Connie Davis
SE
COND
SE
RVICE
:
Me, 2’s!:
Sharon Poteet
NOW accepting Fall
registrations!
Call Connie Davis
at 972-572-7290
Nursery:
Drew Bowman, Claire Pinon,
Chris & Michele Reno
The Sonshine Place
Day Out Program
Family Mission Trip
Piedras Negras,
Mexico
Celebration Station:
Melinda Bowman, Lupe Bahena
Children’s Bible Hour:
Clark Hackney
Zoom Zone:
Jeff & Terri Liticker
Zoom Zone
3rd & 4th Grades
in Room 225
September 4—7
Cost: $175
For children of all ages and their
parents—parents must accompany
children.
We will do a Weekend Bible School
for children and there are
opportunities for welders,
electricians, and other constructiontype workers for those interested.
We are collecting new and used
spots equipment for this trip. Please
see Rosa Donahoe for more details.
3-For-$5 Camp
1st—5th Graders
August 3—5
10:00 am—3:00 pm
(Just bring $5 at 10 am each day!)
Sunday, August 23
9:45 am
Please help us by placing
your preschool child in the
right class so that they do
not have to repeat the
Kindergarten class. Thank
you!
2 Year Old Class:
(2 by September 1, 2009)
“Simon Says” The Musical Production
Saturday, August 1
7:00 pm
DCC Auditorium
3 Year Old Class:
(3 by September 1, 2009)
4 Year Old Class:
(4 by September 1, 2009)
New s
&
Events...
CHOP Shop/Dry Bones
Review
Thanks to all the teens who put their
time, energy, creativity, and passion into
making CHOP Shop happen!
Your
enthusiasm and dedication to make a
difference through prayer in not only our
church but our community is an example of
the life Jesus taught us to live. We have
been blessed, encouraged, and
challenged through you.
What a tiring but awesome week we
had doing CHOP Shop and Dry Bones!
For those who missed out, our Dry Bones
participants learned from Robbie
Goldman and his intern, Joanna, how to
love our community in easy, natural ways
without any gimmicks or money. Our
teens prayed over various locations in the
community of places of pain, violence, and
poverty, as well as traveled to places of
hope and celebrated those who help
people in our community such as our own
food bank volunteers. They also got to be
put in an unfamiliar place, an apartment
complex in Duncanville, and simply love
and hang out with kids of all ages from the
apartment. It was a joy to watch our
teenagers take in what started out to be
only three kids, and have so much fun with
them that soon there were around twenty
kids out there hanging out. And then the
next day they got to take those same kids
out to the movies for a treat and hang out
with them some more. Both our teenagers
and the apartment kids were blessed by
this. In addition, our teens got to practice
what they learned in the evenings at the
House of Prayer. Some served by praying
over others or by themselves. Others
served by leading an Art Room or running
the amazing Hebrews Coffee House. And
still others served by leading worship or
simply picking up trash to keep the building
clean.
If you missed out on this
experience, don’t next year! For those
who participated, how will you continue
what you learned after such a powerful
week and continue to serve and love this
church family and the community?
~Kim
Sr. High:
3-for-$10
July 29—31
MOVIES EVERY CHRISTIAN
SHOULD SEE
Wednesday: 11:00 am—4:00 pm
Main Station bowling and Bahama
Bucks shaved ice, bring socks and
$10 for bowling plus extra money for
lunch (or you can bring your own)
and shaved ice.
Quiz Show was released in 1994 and
recalls the true story of the 1950's "21"
game show. Though the television show
was wildly successful, the movie depicts
the infamous scandal that brought the
game show to an
end. Specifically,
the movie depicts
the story of Charles
Van Doran, played
by Ralph Fiennes,
who is an up and
coming professor
and the son of
famous
poet/
scholar Mark Van
Doren who decides
to test his knowledge in the television
game show market. In order to boost
ratings, the producers of "21" offer Van
Doren supposedly secure information in
order to ensure his victory. When a former
contestant threatens to blow the whistle on
the game show for cheating, Charles Van
Doran has to decide where he stands in
his moral crisis.
What to watch for: The most glaring
dimension of the movie deals with morality:
How do we define it? How do we
implement it on a personal
level? Secondly, the movie has serious
questions each viewer must ask about
personal integrity. When we come to
conclusions in life regarding what is right
and what is wrong, how will we respond to
that knowledge...especially if that action
requires personal sacrifice and/or
punishment? Finally, the movie gives
keen insight in to the television industry
which, in my opinion, has had a
tremendous cultural impact upon everyone
in our country. The movie is a wonderful
watch for any avid movie viewer but also
serves as a superb parable about how to
live your life.
The movie is rated PG-13 for
language. Parents are encouraged to view
the movie for contents before letting
children watch.
Thursday: 5:00—11:00 pm
Frisco Roughriders baseball game,
bring $10 for game and additional
money for food.
Friday: 11:45—4:00 pm
Lunch and Games, bring $10 for
lunch and any game or cards you
want to play.
Parents are welcome to join us
at any event!!!
ATTENTION
TEENS AND
ADULTS
Face Painters Needed for
Back-to-School Giveaway
on August 15!
If you are interested in helping with
face painting for the Back-to-School
Giveaway, there is a MANDATORY
meeting Wednesday, July 29, from
7:00—8:00 pm in the Youth Room.
Anyone can do it! Even those whose
masterpieces consist of stick figures!
But you MUST come to this meeting
if you plan on helping. Contact Mary
Kent if you have any questions.
Medina Children’s
Home
B a c k - To - S c h o o l
Event
Brian Beck, our Worship
Minister for nearly a decade,
has resigned, and he and Kelley
are moving to McKinney. We
are going to miss them, but life
and the assembling of the saints
in Duncanville
goes on.
If you have
an interest in
serving as our
W o r s h i p
Minister, today,
July 26, is the
deadline to turn
in your written
application. We
are
presently
not
soliciting
applications
from men outside this church.
All applications will be
reviewed, but all applicants may
not be interviewed, as the
Elders
will
conduct
a
preliminary review to insure
applicants meet a minimum set
of qualifications.
Keep in mind, we are not
seeking just a song leader, but
a man who can lead worship,
maintain and train a growing
Praise Team, put together
major choral presentations,
introduce new music, and
implement the full range of a
capella options.
Because of the dynamics
and
diversity
of
this
congregation, we require a
musical talent
who is flexible,
p e r s o n a l ,
organized, selfmotivated,
enthusiastic,
and of course,
d e e p l y
committed
to
Jesus and His
church,
and
whose
life
reflects
the
character and
integrity of a disciple.
If you believe God is calling
you to this ministry, please
submit your interest in writing
to the Elders, and include brief
paragraphs explaining your
qualifications, interest, and
availability. We believe the Holy
Spirit will ultimately select the
minister, and we ask the
congregation to join us in
prayer to this end. Please see
Stan Dacus, if you have any
questions.
(Sponsored by the Wayfaring Strangers
Motorcycle Ministry)
Saturday, August 8
With God’s blessings and your
generosity, we have met our goal of
$10,000 and beyond!! We want to take
a moment to thank each and everyone
of you who gave for this event. If you
have pledged a donation but have not
given the funds, please see Jim Davis.
August 15
Back-To-School
Celebration
We have reached our goal with
God’s blessings and your generosity!
However, we still need
VOLUNTEERS!
If you are
interested, please see one of the
following coordinators:
Marty Pinon—Registration
Susan Steverson—Registration
Sheri Garvin—Give Away
Christina Flores—Give Away
Dora Villarreal—Party Zone
Leah Caliendo—Concessions
Armando Villarreal—Delivery
Jerry Gonzalez—Spanish
Chris Reno—Parking
Gene Adams—Set up/Tear Down
Or you can reach out to Alex Flores
or David Garvin as the Event
Directors for placement as needed.
ASSEMBLY & FOR-THE-RECORD INFORMATION...
1ST ASSEMBLY (8:30 AM)
ASSIGNMENTS:
PRAYERS:
Opening:
Communion:
Offering:
July 26
Jimmy Sigmund
Steve Ginn
Philip Johnson
August 2
TM Kyser
Charles Nelson
Alan Stephenson
COMMUNION SERVERS FOR JULY 26
Jason Allen
Tom Allen
Joe Behrens
Dub Bush
Jerry Cook
Harry Fielder
Gary Fullerton
2ND ASSEMBLY (10:45 AM)
ASSIGNMENTS:
PRAYERS:
Opening:
Communion:
Offering:
July 26
Jack Sides
Stan Dacus
Devon Wallace
August 2
Philip Kelton
Mario Sotelo
Mark Shaw
COMMUNION SERVERS FOR JULY 26
Alan Meter
Andy Pinon
Chris Reno
Pete Riley
Chris Robb
Justin Robinson
Jack Sides
Joe Taylor
COMMUNION SERVERS FOR AUGUST 2
Young Men from Youth Group
FOR THE RECORD:
JULY 19:
ATTENDANCE
1st Assembly ........................................................ 165
2nd Assembly........................................................ 410
Hispanic Assembly ................................................ 60
Bible Class .......................................................... 356
CONTRIBUTION
Weekly Budget ......................................$26,963
Contribution .................................................. $18,335
J.I.G.G. ........................................................... $1,469
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Duncanville Iglesia de Cristo
Una familia guiado por el Espíritu, buscando conocer a Dios, creciendo en la fe, sirviendo a otros y compartiendo a Jesucristo.
Jesucristo.
MEDITEMOS EN ESTO
En el libro de Eclesiastés 7:8
encontramos las siguientes palabras,
“Mejor es el fin del negocio que su
principio”. Palabras que solo pueden ser
de consolación para aquellos que confían
en Dios. No pueden ser de consolación
para los que no confían en Dios porque el
fin del negocio para ellos será peor que su
principio, ya que muchos al final de sus
vidas solo verán la ira de Dios y se darán
cuenta que el fin del negocio fue más
triste que su principio. Y por este motivo
nos urge buscar a Dios mientras puede ser
hallado y debemos aprovechar bien del
tiempo y las oportunidades que Dios nos
brinda para alcanzar su salvación. El fin
implicaría desastre para aquellos que
CLASES DE ENTRENAMIENTO
PARA LTC
Se les avisa a todas nuestras familias
sobre todos los preparativos que se están
haciendo para el próximo concurso de
LTC (Entrenamiento de Liderazgo para
Cristo). LTC es un ministerio que
envuelve a niños de nuestra
congregación como participantes de
concursos bíblicos con otras
congregaciones de la región y el estado
de Tejas. El entrenamiento es intensivo
pero muy beneficios para los niños que
participan de las actividades. Aprenden
mucho de la palabra de Dios, hacen
presentaciones de drama, artesanía, art y
presentación de discursos.
Para
concursar con otras congregaciones,
pasan una variedad de semanas y meses
en preparación al evento, pero el
resultado siempre es muy favorable.
Los padres que inscriben a sus hijos en
estas actividades, siempre notan una
diferencia muy grande en sus hijos. La
preparación requiere disciplina por parte
de los padres y los hijos participantes
pero siempre producen resultados
positivos.
Inscriba a sus hijos y
envuélvase con ellos en estas actividades
hasta donde sea posible y notara un
provecho favorable en sus hijos. Las
clases de entrenamiento dan inicio el
primer miércoles de septiembre. Si
tienen alguna pregunta pueden dirigir
sus preguntas a Jerry Gonzalez,
Priscilla Sotelo, o Mark Walle.
vivieron sus vidas desde el principio pero
nunca procuraron buscarlo para servirle.
Sin embargo, los que emprenden desde el
principio su carrera con Dios a su lado
hasta el fin, para ellos el fin del negocio
será mejor que su principio. Es como el
que emprende una jornada larga que
abarca muchas millas y muchos días, el
fin del negocio será mejor que su
principio. Lo podríamos compara a un
diamante que es encontrado en una
caverna. Su principio no es muy atractivo
que digamos, porque es una piedra como
cualquier otra que carece de ser esculpida.
Pero después de pasar por un proceso de
una variedad de cortes, su fin es mejor
que su principio.
Aquella piedra que
solo fue una piedra como cualquier otra
es transformada en una piedra brillante y
de mucho valor. Si nuestro principio
empieza con Dios, el obrara en nuestra
vida para que seamos mejores personas y
mejores siervos suyos. La obra que llego
a empezar en nosotros al principio será
mejor aun al final y por lo tanto será el fin
del negocio mejor que su principio. Por
lo tanto, no nos demos por vencidos y
sigamos siempre adelante, recordando
que al final todo será mucho mejor que lo
que fue al principio. El día de la muerte
no es motivo de tristeza ni lamentaciones
por no haber creído en Dios. Todo lo
contrario, al final de nuestra jornada por
esta vida, nuestro final será mejor que su
principio. ¡Alabado sea el Señor por su
gracia!
~Joe Valenzuela
MIÉRCOLES DE SANDILLAS
Este miércoles habrá sandillas para
todos los que lleguen a estar entre
nosotros. Después de la clase bíblica
habrá suficientes sandillas para todos los
que estemos aquí. Las sandillas no son
para llevar, a menos que queden algunas
después del evento.
NOTAS DEL MENSAJE SERMÓN
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the GracePlace
Duncanville Church of Christ
A Spirit - led family seeking to know God, grow in faith, serve others, and share Jesus Christ
JULY 26, 2009
CALL TO WORSHIP
A GREAT GOD
A WONDERFUL SAVIOR
DAYS OF ELIJAH
WELCOME
COME LET US ALL UNITE TO SING
STILL
PRAYER
ALL TO JESUS I SURRENDER
HERE IS LOVE
COMMUNION
CONTRIBUTION
CHILDREN’S MOMENT
SERMON: RON CARLSON
“FALSE SECURITY”
FAITHFUL LOVE
PASTORAL PRAYER
CONTACT INFORMATION:
OUR ELDERS:
Rick Cotton ([email protected]) 214-924-9045
Tim Haynes ([email protected]) 972-709-7003
Stan Dacus ([email protected])
214-435-3110
Gary Rinehart ([email protected]) 972-572-2737
Grover Davis ([email protected]) 972-723-5265
Jimmy Sigmund ([email protected]) 972-291-8154
Kirk Fullerton ([email protected]) 214-213-8051
Tim Sullivan ([email protected]) 972-296-8894
Joe Gentry ([email protected]) 972-283-9519
Harvey Widner ([email protected])
972-298-3846
OUR OFFICE MINISTRY TEAM:
CHILDREN’S:
Connie Davis
([email protected])
(h) 972-262-2440
(c) 214-415-3593
COUNSELING:
Steven Armstrong
([email protected])
(w) 972-257-0449 (ext. 131)
COUNSELING:
Linda Johnson
([email protected])
(w) 972-298-3614
FAMILY LIFE:
Jeff Conrad
([email protected])
(h) 972-223-0278
(c) 214-923-9079
HISPANIC:
Joe Valenzuela
([email protected])
(h) 214-677-2056
(c) 214-394-5624
MAINTENANCE:
Bill Hunt
(h) 972-298-1178
(c) 972-345-1392
MUSIC:
Brian Beck
([email protected])
(h) 972-291-1439
(c) 214-364-0299
PREACHER:
Ron Carlson
([email protected])
(h) 972-572-1235
(c) 214-394-9018
OFFICE/ACCOUNTING:
Al Batten
(w) 972-298-4656 (x20)
OFFICE/BOOKKEEPING: Clynda Davis
([email protected])
(h) 972-709-6375
(w) 972-298-4656 (x13)
OFFICE/EDUCATION:
Maleah Arnold
([email protected])
(h) 972-218-5542
(w) 972-298-4656 (x12)
OFFICE/MEMBER INFO: Rosa Flores
([email protected])
(h) 972-291-4821
(w) 972-298-4656 (x14)
OFFICE/PUBLICATIONS: Anne Bunn
([email protected])
(h) 972-709-2571
(w) 972-298-4656 (x11)
OFFICE/RECEPTIONIST: Glenna Woodall
([email protected])
(h) 972-298-2474
(w) 972-298-4656 (x10)
RECOVERY/PRISON:
Stek Steck
([email protected])
(h) 469-575-0453
(c) 469-363-5026
Devon Wallace
([email protected])
(h) 972-298-0357
(c) 469-335-7797
YOUTH/LIFE GROUPS:
Scott Thibodeaux
([email protected])
(c) 214-923-9088
YOUTH (ASSOCIATE):
Kim Tucker
([email protected])
(w) 972-298-4656 (x35)
CALENDAR EVENTS AT-A-GLANCE...
Date
Activities
Time
Place
1st Assembly
Bible Classes for all ages
2nd Assembly
Hispanic Assembly
Familyfest
July 26: Team 8/Aug. 2: BKU Night)
Hispanic Ladies Bible Class
Riley’s Going-Away Party
Hispanic Evening Assembly
Evening Life Group
8:30 am
9:45 am
10:45 am
10:45 am
Noon
Auditorium
Classrooms
Auditorium
Fellowship Center
Fellowship Center
4:30 pm
3:00 pm
6:00 pm
6:00 pm
Room 106
Walle’s Home
Grande Room
Fellowship Center
Monday,
July 27
SPDO
Children’s Music Camp
9:00 am
10:00 am
Preschool Wing
DCC Building
Tuesday,
July 28
Children’s Music Camp
10:00 am
DCC Building
Wednesday,
July 29
SPDO (last class for Summer)
Children’s Music Camp
Sr. High 3-for-$10 Event: Bowling
WS5 (Rick Ross—Decatur Church)
Spanish-Bible Class
Watermelon Night
9:00 am
10:00 am
11:00 am
7:00 pm
7:00 pm
8:00 pm
Preschool Wing
DCC Building
Main Station
Fellowship Center
Grande Room
DCC Grounds
Thursday,
July 30
Food Bank Distribution
Children’s Music Camp
Sr. High 3-for-$10 Event: Roughrider’s
Baseball Game
9:00 am
10:00 am
5:00 pm
DCC Foyer
DCC Building
Frisco
Friday,
July 31
Children’s Music Camp
Sr. High 3-for-$10 Event: Games &
Lunch
Recovery Place
10:00 am
11:45 am
DCC Building
Youth Room
7:00 pm
Fellowship Center
WS Motorcycle Ministry Ride
Children’s Music Camp Presentation
9:00 am
7:00 pm
TBA
Auditorium
Sunday,
July 26
Saturday,
August 1
OUR OFFICE INFORMATION:
Location: 402 West Danieldale Road
Duncanville TX 75137
Mailing:
PO Box 382000
Duncanville TX 75138
Office:
972-298-4656
Fax:
972-298-4829
Website:
www.ourgraceplace.org
OUR ASSEMBLY/CLASSES:
Sundays:
1st Assembly
8:30 am
All Bible Classes
9:45 am
2nd Assembly
10:45 am
Evening Life Group
6:00 pm
Life Groups
6:00 pm
Wednesdays:
Summer Series
7:00 pm
Spanish Bible Class
7:00 pm
Children’s Bible Class
7:00 pm
CARLON’S CORNER...
What a pleasant week of weather for
mid-July! I hope you’ve enjoyed it
because, well, it’s still July! But it will
cool down in August! Hopefully in
time for our Giant Back-to-SchoolGive-Away, August 15.
First
Baptist church is collecting and
distributing Duncanville ISD uniforms
the same day we do Back-to-School,
so please bring your clean used stuff
and put them in the container in the
foyer.
It’s going to be a great
day!...We had another wonderful
VBS, and thanks to Gus & Diana
Lomeli for great organization, great
volunteers, and a great experience
for our kids. We had visitors and first
-timers, and some kids who may
never get Jesus anywhere else. I
had fun, even though officials
shelved the snow cone machine…
Music Camp started Thursday and
picks back up tomorrow. There will
be a presentation on Saturday at
7:00 pm and an encore during the
Bible Class hour next Sunday. Adult
Classes can meet or dismiss, and all
Children’s Classes will meet in the
auditorium. We’ll start on time so be
in your seats and not disrupt the kids
on stage…“Streams,” a wonderful
week-end of worship, will be held at
the South MacArthur Church in
Irving on August 28 and 29. You can
register online or call 615—794—
8855. I’m going, and hope to see
you there…We’re going to have
fresh
cold
Cox
Farms
watermelons this Wednesday night
after Bible Classes. Stay and eat and
fellowship and drip juice all over
your shirt…As we prepare to launch
a large ESL program, we will need
additional Wednesday night teachers
and helpers. Please see Connie or
Jeff if you’re interested. We are
going to miss Pete & Amy Riley as
they head out on the next leg of
their PBT adventure. They have
been great servants here. A Going
Away party will be held today from
3:00—6:00 pm at the Walle’s
~Ron
house…Ya’ know I love ya’!
SERVING TOGETHER
The VBS memory verse:
“Our Father which art in heaven,
hallowed be thy name. Thy kingdom
come. Thy will be done on earth,
as it is in heaven.”
Matthew 6:9-10
Wow! VBS was GREAT! We had
about 120 every night with some of
those being visitors! The skits were
good. One child said it was ONE OF
THE BEST VBS’s EVER!!! Good job,
Diana
and
Gustavo
Lomeli.
Thanks to all who participated in
one aspect or another! Ron and I
even led “Booster, Booster” on
Monday evening, but Mr. Jeff
rescued the audience by relieving us
of our Christian duties! Some of our
gifts have been “misplaced!” To
start off the evenings, the
registration tables were coordinated
by Tim & Marty Pinon with
assistance from Cari Fulfer , Jerry
Gonzalez, Sherri Robinson, and
David Vehon. The drama skits by
Amadeo Fonseca, Nathan Lowe,
and Chris Reno with help from
Ronnie Wright and Samantha
Anderson were very entertaining
and humorous, too! All the field
guides were “right on” every night.
They included Kristi Cockerham,
Bettie George, Rachel Houts,
Dianne McFerren, Mike &
Tammy Moehlman, Rick & Maria
Rivas, Mark & Stephanie Walle,
and a SQUAD of young adults.
C r a ft s w e r e l e d by Susan
Steverson with Pauline Dagen,
Perla Gonzalez, and Mary Kent
(who doubled as resident facepainter). Our game-masters were
Cindy Allen, Chris Reno, Benn
Richey, and Craig &
Julie
Slaughter. The much anticipated
snacks were passed out by Sharon
James, Brandi Olmstead, and
Tiffany Richey. The teachers who
worked on their lessons with
creativity and zest were Gene
Adams, Drew & Melinda
Bowman, and Priscilla Sotelo.
Nursery was seen after by Virginia
Anderson, Martha Conrad, and
Janie Stolz.
Here’s to a GREAT
success and we are looking to NEXT
YEAR!!!
Love you all, Ms. Connie
...R EMEMBERING IN P RAYER
Wade Berryman: Double lung cancer
Connie Boyer: Lung issues, asthma
Alice Breedlove: Recovering from stroke,
doing well
Connie Chappell: Recovering from
angioplasty
Howard Ellis: Painful rash, possible
shingles
Walt Frier: Maggie Shepherd’s brother-inlaw, recovering from head injury, BaylorRehab
Phina Hamilton: Kay Sides’ mother, E.
coli infection in bladder, doing better,
Lone Star Comprehensive Adult Care,
Rm 106A, Grapevine
Larry Hayner: Steve’s father, Parkinson’s
& diabetes
Louise King: Hospice care, very weak
Jimmy Lovett: Tony Stepp’s grandfather,
recovering from stroke
Olessie Moore: Asthma issues
Kathryn Perry: Recovering from small
stroke, very weak
Lester Taulton: Bone marrow transplant
(2nd round), August 3, isolation to follow
Dub Taylor: Millie Cooper’s cousin, very
critical
Gene Wardlaw: Continues to battle painful
shingles
Ranell Wolf: Recovering from
reconstructive surgery on thumb, doing
better
LONG-TERM & SHUT-INS
Art & Wanda Blair, Luke Chambers, Ethan Craft, Ray
Crowell, Melanie Darrow, Amy Davis, Joe DeLeon; Ruth
Driscoll, Ruth Dunlap, William Garrett, Edith Gross, Lola
Hickman, Ludie Mae Hobbs, Annette Holman, Ruby
Horn, Winnie Loafman, Eugenia Lucas, Faye McCarley,
Tommy Moore, Caitlin Murray, Vernon Olson, Kathryn
Perry, Sally Ramirez, Truman Taylor, John & Virginia
Tull, Laura Walker, Shaelyn Walker, Christi Wallander,
Charles Ward, Steve Ward, Vicki Webb, Rodney
Williams, Herschel Wilson
CANCER PATIENTS
Betty Sue Bailey, Baylee Ann Banning, Bob Barkley,
Dorena Battaglino, Mike Bounds, Mack Bray, Kay Bunn,
Bryan Carlin, Jerry Carpenter, Rufus Coburn, Steven
Cockerham, Gary Cook, Bob Cotton, Howard Crawford,
Sandra Elliot, Debbie Englert, Lori Evans, Martha
Evans, Donna Gann, Joe Gonzales, Judy Graham,
Howard Hansen, Bland Harper, Valerie Harrell, Jay
Harris, Aaron Hernandez, Elaine Hill, Tony Hoover,
Sherrill Landry, Jack Laurence, Haidyn Louden, Ken
Lybrand, Leon Lysen, Saundra Markwood, Jordan
McCall, Frank Morris, Eileen Miller, Lisa Miller, Eliseo
Monterroso, Earleen Murphy, Jennifer Parker, Nancy
Ramsey, Jack Reese, Lorraine Robinson, Billy
Scarborough, Don Selby, Mary Sessions, Harold
Sigmund, Annette Smith, Jerry Snyder, Darcell
Stammer, John Stancoff, Darlene Stevenson, Dale
Taylor, Jana Thrush
MILITARY PERSONNEL
Gene Becker, Christopher Bouchillon, Anthony
Broussard, Daryl Borman, Kaleb Clements, Larry Davis,
Jason Duffee, Randall Durant, Christopher Gonzalez,
Josh Hale, Jeffrey Irwin, Cliff Jobe, Matthew Litsey, Jeff
Maddox, Josef Merrt, Matthew Miller, Cody Neathery,
Tim Peterson, Ryan & Candace Reitmier, Zach
Robertson, Christopher Sanchez, Jerrod Stevens,
Jessica Steverson, James Terrell, Justin Wall, Perry
Warren, Phillip Wilson
FAMILY/CHURCH LIFE MINISTRY NEWS & EVENTS...
S P OT L I G H TS ...
June 2010
PANAMA MISSIONS TRIP
Informational Meeting
TODAY, July 26
2:00—3:30 pm
Grande Room
Contact: Sheila Gonzalez
469-688-3726
PERSON OF THE WEEK:
Gene & Shirley
Wardlaw
Going Away Party
for the Riley’s
911 Spinner Rd
DeSoto, 75115
TODAY, July 26
3:00—6:00 pm
SAVE THESE DATES!
= FAMILY MISSION TRIP
● September 4—7
Piedras Negras, Mexico
Cost: $175
Children (19 and under) traveling
with organized group (church) will
only need birth certificate and
photo ID. All others require a
passport. We are collecting new
and used sports equipment for this
trip. Please see Rosa Donohoe
for more details.
= NICARAGUA CONSTRUCTION
TRIP
October 17—25, 2009
Cost: $500 plus airfare & meals
We will be building a room on a
preacher’s house and finishing a
church building. See Jeff Conrad
for more details.
at the Walle’s House
624 Old Country Road
Duncanville, 75137
MISSIONARIES OF THE WEEK:
Manuel & Leigh
Ann Centeno
Nicaraguan Mission
Project
[email protected]
LTC 2010
(Leadership Training for Christ)
Casserole Sale
August 16
(8:30 am—Noon)
Foyer
Contact Sharon James @ 214-679
4186 if you want to help provide
casseroles, salads, or desserts for
the sale.
MEET & GREET OUR NEW MEMBER:
BAPTISED SUNDAY
JULY 19, 2009
Kendra Unamba
1040 Cheddar Ct
Arlington, 76017
817-468-2447
E. S. L.
Interest & Training Session
August 19 at 7:00 pm
Room 106
WS5: Wednesday Super
Summer Special Speaker Series
Facilitator: Susan Glaeser
MEMORIAL GIFTS
GIVEN...
To the Bus Fund in loving
memory of Maxine Webb
July 29:
Rick Ross (Decatur Church)
“A Call to Commitment”
Dear Loved Ones,
Have you ever considered visiting
Israel? Join Jeff Conrad for an
Israel Interest Meeting on August 2
following the 2nd Assembly in the
Grande Room. Please RSVP by
July 31 to order a Subway Meal.
Forever Friends 42 Club
Jack & Muriel Allen
Pat & Sandra Cheshier
Mike & Susan Logan
Jim & Jan Powell
Lois Turner
Hope you enjoyed your vacation! Things
went well here while you were gone, but
we did miss you. Please don’t forget to
make up any contributions you might
have missed while on vacation. See you
Sunday!
Love, DCC Ministries