Lifehouse "Everything" Skit
This is an awesome video, click on the link Lifehouse "Everything" skit. Most of you may have seen it. I felt every moment of the young womens pain, so moving!
Wednesday, February 3, 2010
Tuesday, February 2, 2010
Broadcaster: Feb. 2, 2010
Happy Ground Hog Day?? :)
Looks like 6 more weeks folks that is if we can really believe a mythical groundhog!
The LORD himself goes before you and will be with you; he will never leave you nor forsake you. Do not be afraid; do not be discouged. Deuteronomy 31:8
And yet we do get afraid and discouraged, frustrated and angry. We want what we want when we want it and Aaron Stamper wanted to come home and be cancer free. Many of you know that Aaron didn’t get a good report when he got back to Memphis last week. With only two treatments left to go the doctors found that the leukemia has returned and he is now facing a bone marrow transplant.
I’m afraid patience is not one of the fruit’s of the Spirit I lay claim to; I can only imagine how this news has affected the family. I’ve come to regard Tim as our modern day Job; it’s as if since being in Memphis they have been hit with one thing after another. As the family we are, in fact the family we’re called to be, all we can do is keep the Stamper family lifted up in prayer and for Aarons healing. First Christian Church needs to be lifted up during this time as well.
It would seem tragedy abounds, just turn the news on. Haiti continues to try and recover from the recent tragedy and will for years to come. Be also in prayer for the special offering we will take up on February 14th to aid them in this endeavor.
Much like the inclement weather conditions we’ve had this winter, life can be trying with dark clouds hovering as we trudge through deep snow. Each step we take can be more tiring than the last, we get bogged down by the “mud and the mire,” fearing the slippery pathways and always looking down at our feet. Suddenly we look up and see the beauty all around, the pristine sparkling snow, the light is blinding as we turn our eyes back to the Son! Only then do we realize we’ve taken our eyes from our Savior, yet He’s there waiting patiently for us.
Are there silver linings in any of our clouds? Paul says in Romans 8:28, “And we know that all things work together for good to them that love God, to them who are the called according to his purpose.” (KJV) I must leave the mysteries of this to our Father in Heaven and faithfully believe His promises.
As John ends the book of Revelation, so I end this note and pray it for my brothers and sisters; “The grace of the Lord Jesus be with God’s people. Amen.”
P. Hemphill
Weekly Memory Verse
Jesus said to her, “I am the resurrection and the life. He who believes in me will live, even tough he dies; and whoever lives and believes in me will never die.”
John 11:25-26a, NIV
Bring in your used Eyeglasses or used Hearing Aids!!
In co-operation with the Johnson City Lions Club, Hope Circle will be collecting used
eyeglasses and used hearing aids.
The collected item’s will be taken to a
recycling center in Roanoke, VA and then
distributed all over the world.
CHILDREN’S GLASSES ARE ESPECIALLY NEEDED!
However all eyeglasses/sunglasses or hearing aides in any condition will be appreciated.
There will be a collection box in the foyer through the month of February.
The East TN Christian Home is having a pancake breakfast!
When? Saturday, February 20th
Where? Applebee’s in JC
Time? 8:00am-10:00am
Cost? Free for 20 people!
If you’d like to take advantage of the free pancake breakfast there are 20 prepaid tickets available. You can pick your tickets up in the office this Sunday or come by during office hours.
PRAYER CONCERNS/UPDATES
*Norma Ingle is now back at home.
*Sammy Keesecker is in the hospital not doing well.
*Aaron Stamper is facing a bone marrow transplant as soon as the Leukemia cells are back under control.
CONTINUE IN PRAYER FOR…
Terry Jarrett, Billie Flowers, Joan Hicks, Lou Thornberry, Jack/Norma Ingle, John Marr, Maurice Love, Ramona Gouge, Stamper family, Kira Whitson, Gene/Gladys Bowman, Denise Ray, John Martins father, Jack Britt, Tim Bennett, Marilyn Brown, Martha Hartsell, Spencer Moore, Ruth Evans, Kathryn Sparks
TEAM AARON!
Visit www.caringbridge.org/visit/aaronstamper for updates
IN HEALTH CARE….
*Erwin Health Care – Beulah Morris
*UCMH Long Term Care – Ruth Marie Masters, Edyth Price,
Helen Miller, Jackie Duncan
*Center On Aging – Mary Davis, Jo Jackson, Ken and Agnes Kerns
*Pine Oaks Assisted Living – Pete Harvey
*Appalachian Christian Village-Lois Stamper
*Shut-ins-Charles Flowers, Polly Miller
***DATE CHANGE***
CHANGE YOUR CALENDAR!
THE COMMITTEE DINNER MEETINGS AND THE BOARD MEETING WILL BE HELD ON MONDAY, FEBRUARY 15TH.
Dinner starts at 6:00pm this month it will be hosted by Betty Gouge and Kathy Eunson, followed by the
Committee meetings. At 7:30pm the Board will meet in the Booster
Classroom.
If you’d like to host a Committee
Dinner these are the months that are available:
March
April
November
WEATHER ALERT
In case of inclement weather tune in to WEMB or go to www.wemb.com
or call: B. J. Moore 423-743-3244 David Eunson 423-743-9303
OR go to:
www.fccerwintn.blogspot.com
Happy Birthday to you!!
Sam Rosolina-10
Donna Gardiner-14
Tim Stamper-14
Melanie Poling-14
Thank You!
Thank you so much for the flowers your Church sent for Charles Alexander, very, very nice and appreciated.
Love,
The Alexander Family
~
Memory of:
In memory of Worley Mauk by:
Faye Hensley
Caring and Compassionate Volunteers needed.
The Medical Center Hospice Services of JC is seeking
volunteers to be part of the Hospice team.
Call Mary Cusack
Volunteer Coordinator
(423)431-7668
Sunday, Feb. 7
Guest Speaker
Bruce Montgomery will bring the message this Sunday.
Prayer
John Martin
Communion Meditation
Shelton Thompson
Elders
George Coley
Jack Gardner
Deacons
John David Sneyd; Jared
Shoemaker;
2 Volunteers
Communion t shut-ins
George Coley; John David Sneyd
Communion Preparation
Patti Hemphill
Greeter
Seth & Katie Jones
Nursery:
1st hour……..Gail Thompson
2nd hour Gail Thompson
Classrooms:
Sunday School
2’s-4’s Angie Moore
K-1st Kathy Eunson
2nd-5th Becky Moore
6th- Jody Moore
Church
2-5 yrs………...…Jody Moore
1st-5th Sanctuary
Service Times
Sunday School 9:45 am
Morning Worship 10:45 am
Wed. Bible Study 7:00 pm
Wed. Youth 7:00 pm
Contact Information
Church Office Phone
743-3811
Email
fccerwin@embarqmail.com
On the Web:
fccerwintn.blogspot.com
Office Hours:
Mon.,Tues.,Thur.,
8:00am-2:00pm
Minister (cell) 388-9862
Minister (home) 743.4222
Int. Youth Min…….220-6646
Interim Minister
David Roberts…....542-9494
Stamper Address
Target House I
Room 208/Aaron Stamper
1811 Poplar Ave.
Memphis, TN 38104
Looks like 6 more weeks folks that is if we can really believe a mythical groundhog!
The LORD himself goes before you and will be with you; he will never leave you nor forsake you. Do not be afraid; do not be discouged. Deuteronomy 31:8
And yet we do get afraid and discouraged, frustrated and angry. We want what we want when we want it and Aaron Stamper wanted to come home and be cancer free. Many of you know that Aaron didn’t get a good report when he got back to Memphis last week. With only two treatments left to go the doctors found that the leukemia has returned and he is now facing a bone marrow transplant.
I’m afraid patience is not one of the fruit’s of the Spirit I lay claim to; I can only imagine how this news has affected the family. I’ve come to regard Tim as our modern day Job; it’s as if since being in Memphis they have been hit with one thing after another. As the family we are, in fact the family we’re called to be, all we can do is keep the Stamper family lifted up in prayer and for Aarons healing. First Christian Church needs to be lifted up during this time as well.
It would seem tragedy abounds, just turn the news on. Haiti continues to try and recover from the recent tragedy and will for years to come. Be also in prayer for the special offering we will take up on February 14th to aid them in this endeavor.
Much like the inclement weather conditions we’ve had this winter, life can be trying with dark clouds hovering as we trudge through deep snow. Each step we take can be more tiring than the last, we get bogged down by the “mud and the mire,” fearing the slippery pathways and always looking down at our feet. Suddenly we look up and see the beauty all around, the pristine sparkling snow, the light is blinding as we turn our eyes back to the Son! Only then do we realize we’ve taken our eyes from our Savior, yet He’s there waiting patiently for us.
Are there silver linings in any of our clouds? Paul says in Romans 8:28, “And we know that all things work together for good to them that love God, to them who are the called according to his purpose.” (KJV) I must leave the mysteries of this to our Father in Heaven and faithfully believe His promises.
As John ends the book of Revelation, so I end this note and pray it for my brothers and sisters; “The grace of the Lord Jesus be with God’s people. Amen.”
P. Hemphill
Weekly Memory Verse
Jesus said to her, “I am the resurrection and the life. He who believes in me will live, even tough he dies; and whoever lives and believes in me will never die.”
John 11:25-26a, NIV
Bring in your used Eyeglasses or used Hearing Aids!!
In co-operation with the Johnson City Lions Club, Hope Circle will be collecting used
eyeglasses and used hearing aids.
The collected item’s will be taken to a
recycling center in Roanoke, VA and then
distributed all over the world.
CHILDREN’S GLASSES ARE ESPECIALLY NEEDED!
However all eyeglasses/sunglasses or hearing aides in any condition will be appreciated.
There will be a collection box in the foyer through the month of February.
The East TN Christian Home is having a pancake breakfast!
When? Saturday, February 20th
Where? Applebee’s in JC
Time? 8:00am-10:00am
Cost? Free for 20 people!
If you’d like to take advantage of the free pancake breakfast there are 20 prepaid tickets available. You can pick your tickets up in the office this Sunday or come by during office hours.
PRAYER CONCERNS/UPDATES
*Norma Ingle is now back at home.
*Sammy Keesecker is in the hospital not doing well.
*Aaron Stamper is facing a bone marrow transplant as soon as the Leukemia cells are back under control.
CONTINUE IN PRAYER FOR…
Terry Jarrett, Billie Flowers, Joan Hicks, Lou Thornberry, Jack/Norma Ingle, John Marr, Maurice Love, Ramona Gouge, Stamper family, Kira Whitson, Gene/Gladys Bowman, Denise Ray, John Martins father, Jack Britt, Tim Bennett, Marilyn Brown, Martha Hartsell, Spencer Moore, Ruth Evans, Kathryn Sparks
TEAM AARON!
Visit www.caringbridge.org/visit/aaronstamper for updates
IN HEALTH CARE….
*Erwin Health Care – Beulah Morris
*UCMH Long Term Care – Ruth Marie Masters, Edyth Price,
Helen Miller, Jackie Duncan
*Center On Aging – Mary Davis, Jo Jackson, Ken and Agnes Kerns
*Pine Oaks Assisted Living – Pete Harvey
*Appalachian Christian Village-Lois Stamper
*Shut-ins-Charles Flowers, Polly Miller
***DATE CHANGE***
CHANGE YOUR CALENDAR!
THE COMMITTEE DINNER MEETINGS AND THE BOARD MEETING WILL BE HELD ON MONDAY, FEBRUARY 15TH.
Dinner starts at 6:00pm this month it will be hosted by Betty Gouge and Kathy Eunson, followed by the
Committee meetings. At 7:30pm the Board will meet in the Booster
Classroom.
If you’d like to host a Committee
Dinner these are the months that are available:
March
April
November
WEATHER ALERT
In case of inclement weather tune in to WEMB or go to www.wemb.com
or call: B. J. Moore 423-743-3244 David Eunson 423-743-9303
OR go to:
www.fccerwintn.blogspot.com
Happy Birthday to you!!
Sam Rosolina-10
Donna Gardiner-14
Tim Stamper-14
Melanie Poling-14
Thank You!
Thank you so much for the flowers your Church sent for Charles Alexander, very, very nice and appreciated.
Love,
The Alexander Family
~
Memory of:
In memory of Worley Mauk by:
Faye Hensley
Caring and Compassionate Volunteers needed.
The Medical Center Hospice Services of JC is seeking
volunteers to be part of the Hospice team.
Call Mary Cusack
Volunteer Coordinator
(423)431-7668
Sunday, Feb. 7
Guest Speaker
Bruce Montgomery will bring the message this Sunday.
Prayer
John Martin
Communion Meditation
Shelton Thompson
Elders
George Coley
Jack Gardner
Deacons
John David Sneyd; Jared
Shoemaker;
2 Volunteers
Communion t shut-ins
George Coley; John David Sneyd
Communion Preparation
Patti Hemphill
Greeter
Seth & Katie Jones
Nursery:
1st hour……..Gail Thompson
2nd hour Gail Thompson
Classrooms:
Sunday School
2’s-4’s Angie Moore
K-1st Kathy Eunson
2nd-5th Becky Moore
6th- Jody Moore
Church
2-5 yrs………...…Jody Moore
1st-5th Sanctuary
Service Times
Sunday School 9:45 am
Morning Worship 10:45 am
Wed. Bible Study 7:00 pm
Wed. Youth 7:00 pm
Contact Information
Church Office Phone
743-3811
fccerwin@embarqmail.com
On the Web:
fccerwintn.blogspot.com
Office Hours:
Mon.,Tues.,Thur.,
8:00am-2:00pm
Minister (cell) 388-9862
Minister (home) 743.4222
Int. Youth Min…….220-6646
Interim Minister
David Roberts…....542-9494
Stamper Address
Target House I
Room 208/Aaron Stamper
1811 Poplar Ave.
Memphis, TN 38104
Saturday, January 30, 2010
FYI - National Marrow Donor info
For those interested in knowing more about being tested as bone marrow donors and all it involves check out: www.BeTheMatch.org or call 1(800) MARROW-2 (that's 1-800-627-7692).
Snow Schedule for January 31, 2010
Sunday School-cancelled
We will have our regular morning Worship Service at 10:45am
5th Sunday Hymn Sing-cancelled
We will have our regular morning Worship Service at 10:45am
5th Sunday Hymn Sing-cancelled
Thursday, January 28, 2010
Aaron Stamper
Prayer warriors please please lift the Stamper family up in prayer as once again their world has been rocked. Arron's Leukemia has returned. I urge you to go to www.caringbridge.org/visit/arronstamper and read the most recent update. A bone marrow transplant is in the very near future. Heavenly Father be with this family in their hour of need, we lift Aaron up to you for healing Lord and pray for strength for the family.In Jesus name amen.
Tuesday, January 26, 2010
Broadcaster Jan. 26, 2010
29"The most important one," answered Jesus, "is this: 'Hear, O Israel, the Lord our God, the
Lord is one.] 30Love the Lord your God with all your heart and with all your soul and with all your mind and with all your strength.' 31The second is this: 'Love your neighbor as yourself.' There is no commandment greater than these." Mark 12:29-31
When hurricanes pound our coasts….and earthquakes bring upheaval to California cities….and
tornadoes and ice storms leave tens of thousands without power our friends and neighbors are ready to
embrace us with aid and comfort…ready to make selfless sacrifice in an effort to rebuild lives and
restore order. But what happens when it is a Third World country… What happens when it involves
those living in the poorest country in the Western Hemisphere?
Our response, as Christians, to the catastrophe in Haiti should be no different. One day the
world’s governments and relief agencies will pull out and the Haitian people will be left to themselves…
unless Christians remain true to the calling of the Gospel and the grace of God. For the early church
nothing would do but to minister to the needs of others.
This was a fundamental part of the fellowship of the early church….”they gave to anyone as he
had need” (Acts 2.44). In an effort to relieve the burden of the impoverished, James reminds the church
that, real religion is to reach out the homeless and loveless in their plight. When there was a famine in
Jerusalem the Macedonian churches gave beyond measure in an effort to relieve suffering.
This congregation has been challenged to prayerfully search our hearts and contribute
accordingly to the relief effort in Haiti. On February 14th a special offering will be taken to aid the
ongoing relief effort in Haiti. Those monies will be forwarded to International Disaster Emergency
Services (IDES). Let me remind you that 100% of your contribution will go to the Haitian relief
effort. May this be the beginning of our efforts to help the growing needs not only of our Christian
brothers and sisters, but all peoples in Haiti.
I believe it was William Barclay who said, “The tragedy of life so often is not that we lack good
intentions but that we fail to turn them into action.” Giving may start as a response of the heart, but it must
move on to an act of the will…If we do not finish the work, then the final analysis is that all our good
intentions amount to nothing.
Grace and Peace,
Tim
Bring in your used Eyeglasses or used Hearing Aids!!
In co-operation with the Johnson City Lions Club, Hope Circle will be collecting used eyeglasses and used hearing aids. The collected item’s will be taken to a
recycling center in Roanoke, VA and then distributed all over the world.
CHILDREN’S GLASSES ARE ESPECIALLY NEEDED!However all eyeglasses/sunglasses or hearing aides in any condition will be appreciated.There will be a collection box in the foyer through the month of February.
Haiti Donation Info…
IDES(International Disaster Emergency Service)
PO Box 60
Kempton, IN 46049-0060
Memo: Haiti Earthquake
~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~
Christianville Foundation/STO
133 Lakeside Avenue
Cleveland, OH 44114
~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~
Lifeline
184 Old Country Line Road
Westerville OH 43081
Memo: Earthquake Relief
~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~
Samaritan's Purse
PO Box 3000, Boone NC 28607
828-262-1980
http://www.samaritanspurse.org
Items are being collected by Avoca Christian Church and you may call Linda Lahr for details at:
423-538-8742 or 423-366-1415
PRAYER CONCERNS/UPDATES
Safe travel for the Stamper family...
CONTINUE IN PRAYER FOR…
Terry Jarrett, Billie Flowers, Joan Hicks, Lou Thornberry, Jack/Norma Ingle, John Marr, Maurice Love, Ramona Gouge, Stamper family, Kira Whitson, Gene/Gladys Bowman, Denise Ray, John Martins father, Jack Britt, Tim Bennett, Marilyn Brown, Martha Hartsell, Spencer Moore, Ruth Evans, Kathryn Sparks
TEAM AARON!
Visit www.caringbridge.org/visit/aaronstamper for updates
IN HEALTH CARE….
Erwin Health Care – Beulah Morris
UCMH Long Term Care – Ruth Marie Masters, Edyth Price,
Helen Miller, Jackie Duncan
Center On Aging – Mary Davis, Jo
Jackson, Norma Ingle,
Ken and Agnes Kerns
Pine Oaks Assisted Living – Pete
Harvey
Appalachian Christian Village-Lois Stamper
Shut-ins-Charles Flowers, Polly Miller
This Sunday, Jan. 31
Speaker……...David Roberts
Sermon Title
“When Life is a Mess”
Text
Mark 5:1-20
Prayer
Lee Hemphill
Communion Meditation
Lou Thornberry
Elders
B. J. Moore
Shelton Thompson
Deacons
John Martin; Jared
Shoemaker; Jody Moore;
1 Volunteers
Communion to shut-ins
B. J. Moore
Communion Preparation
Gail Thompson
Greeter
Volunteer
Nursery:
1st hour……..Gail Thompson
2nd hour Gail Thompson
Classrooms:
Sunday School
2’s-4’s Angie Moore
K-1st Kathy Eunson
2nd-5th Becky Moore
6th-9th Jody Moore
Church
2-5 yrs…….…Sandy Whitson
1st-5th Sanctuary
Service Times
Sunday School 9:45 am
Morning Worship 10:45 am
Wed. Bible Study 7:00 pm
Wed. Youth 7:00 pm
Contact Information
Church Office 743-3811
Office Hours:
Mon.,Tues.,Thur.,
8:00am-2:00pm
Minister (cell) 388-9862
Minister (home) 743.4222
Int. Youth Min…….220-6646
Interim Minister
David Roberts…....542-9494
Stamper Address
Target House I
Room 208/Aaron Stamper
1811 Poplar Ave.
Memphis, TN 38104
Lord is one.] 30Love the Lord your God with all your heart and with all your soul and with all your mind and with all your strength.' 31The second is this: 'Love your neighbor as yourself.' There is no commandment greater than these." Mark 12:29-31
When hurricanes pound our coasts….and earthquakes bring upheaval to California cities….and
tornadoes and ice storms leave tens of thousands without power our friends and neighbors are ready to
embrace us with aid and comfort…ready to make selfless sacrifice in an effort to rebuild lives and
restore order. But what happens when it is a Third World country… What happens when it involves
those living in the poorest country in the Western Hemisphere?
Our response, as Christians, to the catastrophe in Haiti should be no different. One day the
world’s governments and relief agencies will pull out and the Haitian people will be left to themselves…
unless Christians remain true to the calling of the Gospel and the grace of God. For the early church
nothing would do but to minister to the needs of others.
This was a fundamental part of the fellowship of the early church….”they gave to anyone as he
had need” (Acts 2.44). In an effort to relieve the burden of the impoverished, James reminds the church
that, real religion is to reach out the homeless and loveless in their plight. When there was a famine in
Jerusalem the Macedonian churches gave beyond measure in an effort to relieve suffering.
This congregation has been challenged to prayerfully search our hearts and contribute
accordingly to the relief effort in Haiti. On February 14th a special offering will be taken to aid the
ongoing relief effort in Haiti. Those monies will be forwarded to International Disaster Emergency
Services (IDES). Let me remind you that 100% of your contribution will go to the Haitian relief
effort. May this be the beginning of our efforts to help the growing needs not only of our Christian
brothers and sisters, but all peoples in Haiti.
I believe it was William Barclay who said, “The tragedy of life so often is not that we lack good
intentions but that we fail to turn them into action.” Giving may start as a response of the heart, but it must
move on to an act of the will…If we do not finish the work, then the final analysis is that all our good
intentions amount to nothing.
Grace and Peace,
Tim
Bring in your used Eyeglasses or used Hearing Aids!!
In co-operation with the Johnson City Lions Club, Hope Circle will be collecting used eyeglasses and used hearing aids. The collected item’s will be taken to a
recycling center in Roanoke, VA and then distributed all over the world.
CHILDREN’S GLASSES ARE ESPECIALLY NEEDED!However all eyeglasses/sunglasses or hearing aides in any condition will be appreciated.There will be a collection box in the foyer through the month of February.
Haiti Donation Info…
IDES(International Disaster Emergency Service)
PO Box 60
Kempton, IN 46049-0060
Memo: Haiti Earthquake
~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~
Christianville Foundation/STO
133 Lakeside Avenue
Cleveland, OH 44114
~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~
Lifeline
184 Old Country Line Road
Westerville OH 43081
Memo: Earthquake Relief
~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~
Samaritan's Purse
PO Box 3000, Boone NC 28607
828-262-1980
http://www.samaritanspurse.org
Items are being collected by Avoca Christian Church and you may call Linda Lahr for details at:
423-538-8742 or 423-366-1415
PRAYER CONCERNS/UPDATES
Safe travel for the Stamper family...
CONTINUE IN PRAYER FOR…
Terry Jarrett, Billie Flowers, Joan Hicks, Lou Thornberry, Jack/Norma Ingle, John Marr, Maurice Love, Ramona Gouge, Stamper family, Kira Whitson, Gene/Gladys Bowman, Denise Ray, John Martins father, Jack Britt, Tim Bennett, Marilyn Brown, Martha Hartsell, Spencer Moore, Ruth Evans, Kathryn Sparks
TEAM AARON!
Visit www.caringbridge.org/visit/aaronstamper for updates
IN HEALTH CARE….
Erwin Health Care – Beulah Morris
UCMH Long Term Care – Ruth Marie Masters, Edyth Price,
Helen Miller, Jackie Duncan
Center On Aging – Mary Davis, Jo
Jackson, Norma Ingle,
Ken and Agnes Kerns
Pine Oaks Assisted Living – Pete
Harvey
Appalachian Christian Village-Lois Stamper
Shut-ins-Charles Flowers, Polly Miller
This Sunday, Jan. 31
Speaker……...David Roberts
Sermon Title
“When Life is a Mess”
Text
Mark 5:1-20
Prayer
Lee Hemphill
Communion Meditation
Lou Thornberry
Elders
B. J. Moore
Shelton Thompson
Deacons
John Martin; Jared
Shoemaker; Jody Moore;
1 Volunteers
Communion to shut-ins
B. J. Moore
Communion Preparation
Gail Thompson
Greeter
Volunteer
Nursery:
1st hour……..Gail Thompson
2nd hour Gail Thompson
Classrooms:
Sunday School
2’s-4’s Angie Moore
K-1st Kathy Eunson
2nd-5th Becky Moore
6th-9th Jody Moore
Church
2-5 yrs…….…Sandy Whitson
1st-5th Sanctuary
Service Times
Sunday School 9:45 am
Morning Worship 10:45 am
Wed. Bible Study 7:00 pm
Wed. Youth 7:00 pm
Contact Information
Church Office 743-3811
Office Hours:
Mon.,Tues.,Thur.,
8:00am-2:00pm
Minister (cell) 388-9862
Minister (home) 743.4222
Int. Youth Min…….220-6646
Interim Minister
David Roberts…....542-9494
Stamper Address
Target House I
Room 208/Aaron Stamper
1811 Poplar Ave.
Memphis, TN 38104
Sunday, January 24, 2010
Haiti Donation Update!!
Great news!!
If you havent already read the post about First Christian inviting the community to raise money for Haiti earthquake victims you should read it now!
I'm excited to tell you that FCC will match the communities donations dollar for dollar up to $10,000.00!
Come on Unicoi County.........come on readers and friends! Prayerfully search your hearts, dig deep and let's make a difference to a hurting country! In the name of Jesus!
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