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Announcementsweek of April 7th

Rooms are at our William Cannon campus (W) orour Brodie campus (B).

SUNDAY 7th9 a.m. Worship Choir, 8-W9:30 & 11 a.m. Worship

The Ark, UpStreet9:30 a.m. true Faith11 a.m. RE:form confirmation class,

student activity center-W :: Au-thentic Christianity, lib-W

6 p.m. Alpha, narthex-W :: true highschool, s.a.c.-W

MONDAY 8th9:30 a.m. Disciple 3, library-W7 p.m. true Parent Gathering, s.a.c ::

Disciple 1, library-W :: Disciple 2,9-W

TUESDAY 9th9:30 a.m. Disciple 1, FMC-W :: Wom-

en’s Bible Study, 9-W7 p.m. Prayer Shawl Ministry, B-W

WEDNESDAY 10th9:30 a.m. Disciple 4, library-W6 p.m. true tween & middle school,

student activity center-W6:30 p.m. KidStuf, FMC-W

THURSDAY 11th9:30 a.m. MOPS, FMC-W10 a.m. ARCM, library-W6 p.m. Handbell Choir, 8-W

SUNDAY 14th9 a.m. Worship Choir, 8-W9:30 & 11 a.m. Worship

The Ark, UpStreet9:30 a.m. true Faith11 a.m. RE:form confirmation class,

student activity center-W :: Au-thentic Christianity, lib-W

6 p.m. Alpha, narthex-W :: true highschool, s.a.c.-W

calendar.shpc.orgoffice phone 892.3580office email church@shpc.org

VBS Is COMING!Please join us Monday, June 17th

through Friday, June 21st

from 9 a.m. – noon for EV-ERYWHERE FUN FAIR VBS!During this weeklong"World's Fair"-themed cele-bration, we will visit neigh-bors from around the globe,while hearing amazing sto-ries about God's love. We'lllearn that God's love can befound everywhere, includingour own neighborhoods. Don'tmiss this fun week of globalgames, rockin' music, super science, cool crafts,and incredibly interactive Bible storytelling.

VBS is available to all:● Preschool children who have turned 3 and

are potty-trained by the beginning of VBS

● Elementary children who have completedKinder through 3rd grades

Early Registration Pricing (Monday, April 1 – Mon-day, May 27): $40/child; $80/2 children; $100/3+children

5-day volunteers receive FREE registration!

Registration will be web-based, and can be donehere: vbs.event.shpc.org

If you have any questions, or are interested in vol-unteering, please contact our Director of Children'sMinistries, Chris Gordon: chris@shpc.org

"Love the Lord your God…and love your neighbor asyourself." - Luke 10:27

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Hear ye! Hear ye!Help for the hearing im-pairedDid you know that SHPChas hearing assist devicesthat will make the servicesound crystal clear? Nowyou will be able to hearevery word as if it wasspoken directly to you.Please see our soundtechs in the Sound Room.

Cell phone etiquettePlease remember to si-lence your cell phone dur-ing the worship service.And remember—unlessyou are texting God,those text messages canprobably wait till the ser-vice is over.

Please take a moment tofill a name tag out (orbring yours from home).This is a great way for youto meet someone newand makepeoplefeel wel-come.Thanks!

Turn It Up! With Club H2OEveryone loves a good story… from a great book, to anawesome TV show, to the summer's latest flick! Why notexplore the best storyof all: God's lovingpursuit of us throughtime. All graduating3rd*, 4th & 5th gradersare invited to join usMonday, July 29th –Friday, August 2nd forClub H2O: the wild-est, craziest week ofsummer fun you'll have! Each day, we'll gather for a Biblestory that shows us God's love and devotion to us; we'lltake some time to dive deep and discuss how to Turn UpHis love for us in our lives; and then, we'll take off for anadventure to a famous Austin watering hole to cool offand have some fun!*Club H2O is open to all 4th and 5th graders for priorityregistration; 3rd graders may sign up as space allows. ClubH2O is limited to 50 campers.Pricing for Club H2O is $100 and includes materials,transportation and venue entry fees. Gathering times are10:00 a.m.-3:00 p.m. daily.Stay tuned for registration dates and details!For more information, please contact Director of Chil-dren's Ministries, Chris Gordon: chris@shpc.org

Our Queen of Caffeine, Gina Bogitch,needs your help! We need tobuild a regular team to help with themaking and serving of coffee beforeboth services. Can youhelp? Email Gina at

gina_strebeck@yahoo.com

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—Spending time with someone you trust and enjoy

Children’s MinistryNursery care for children from 6 weeks to 24 months of age

The Ark Sunday School 9:30 a.m. - 10:30 a.m. & 11:00 a.m. – noonWilliam Cannon campus

9:30 2 yr. olds — Room 2 3 yr. olds — Room 1 4 yr. olds & pre-K— Room 611 2 yr. olds — Room 2 3 yr. olds — Room 1 4 yr. olds & pre-K— Room 6

Brodie campus9:30 3 yr. olds through pre-K— portable

UpStreet Sunday School 9:30 a.m. - 10:30 a.m. & 11:00 a.m. - noonWilliam Cannon campus

9:30 Kinder thru 3rd grade — Family Ministry Center 4th & 5th grade — Portable A&B11 Kinder thru 5th grade — Portable B

Brodie campus9:30 Kinder thru 5th grade — large classroom

William Cannon campus9:30 & 11 Room 7

Brodie campus9:30 portable

● FELLOWSHIP LUNCH BUNCH, Saturday,April 20th at 11:30 a.m. Join us this month at aclassic Austin restaurant: Matt's El Rancho, 2613S Lamar Blvd. Lunch selections will be from amenu specially set for our group, and your hostswould most appreciate it if you could bring cashfor your lunch this time (although the restaurantwill accept credit cards as well). Join us for goodTex- Mex food and great company! To reserveyour spot, call Lynn Wright at 288-0188 by April16th.

● ASSOCIATION OF RETIRED CHRISTIANMEN meet every Thursday at 10 a.m. in the li-brary at William Cannon. Join us!

it’s PrimeTime! (50± Adult Ministry)

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Caring Forever Endowment Fund

Want To Give Someone $1,500?The Search Is On!

CARING FOREVER 2013 AWARD NOMINATION FORMI nominate the following for the Caring Forever 2013 award:

I believe the award is deserved for the following reasons:

Submitted by: _____________________________ Telephone Number _________________Nominees cannot be a member of SHPC and must use the award for mission or education for a near-termproject or an on-going project that needs additional funding. The award is not to be used as a reward forpast projects or actions. A Task Force appointed by the Session will review nominations and make a recom-mendation to the Session which will then make the final decision.

Do you know a person or organization that could use $1,500 for a special mission or ed-ucation project? If so, act fast because now is the time to nominate them for the $1,500Caring Forever 2013 Endowment Fund Award.It's easy - just use the nomination form below. Put your completed form in the box onthe table next to the Caring Forever Endowment Fund tree in the narthex, or in the En-dowment Fund mail box in the church office. Just be sure to do it by Sunday, April 21st.so the Task Force appointed by the Session will be able to consider your nomination.Caring Forever awards come only from the earnings of the Endowment Fund or fromspecial "angel gifts" when the earnings need a little lift. The principal of the Fund - yourcontributions - are never spent. They stay in the Fund, continuing to earn even more tobe used for awards in years to come.Have questions? Just ask an Endowment Committee member (Gaston Broyles, BeamanFloyd, Marilyn Wade, or Doug Wilkins,).

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What's at The Attic Film Festivalthis year?  Enjoy winning films from last

year

  Watch a record 37 films en-tered into TAFF 2013

  Ask questions of the TAFF 2013Award Winning Directors

  "Sneak Peek" and Director Q&A -Christian Western "The Redemp-tion of Henry Myers"

  Attend seminars (TAFF TALKS)about the Christian Film Industry

  Learn about ways to help thosein need by visiting the WorldVision table

  Enjoy food provided by El Chato(since 1958)

  Attend the awards ceremonyhosted by Steve & Amy fromSpirit 105.9's Morning Show

  Worship together with DanielDarnell and the South CampusAustin Stone Worship Band

Friday, April 19th, 5:30PM-10 p.m.Saturday, April 20th, 10 am.-10 p.m.

www.atticfilmfest.orgNotes

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Provide Prayer Request in SHPC Prayer Chain? Yes / No Publicize in bulletin / newsletter? Yes / NoHave a prayer request during the week? Email prayers@shpc.org.

Please pray for our leaders and our loved ones in the military…Members of the Armed Forces and all world leaders involved in war zone crises including: DavidFloto, son of Carl & Ruth Ann… Robert Beardslee, grandson of Bob & Carolyn Beardslee… Stefan &Pat Haag's daughter Felicia Ferguson-Cox… Nathaniel Miller, son of Fran & Ted Miller… Moralesfamily neighbor Brian Moran… Jose Fernandez, friend of Gaston & Junie Broyles and graduate ofPPAS… Mitch Guile, friend of Eddie & Stacey Reynolds... Teddy Sweredoski, friend of Stan & JessicaWade... Tyler Moser, son of a friend of Dee & Greg Merrell... Temple & Janet Ingram’s daughter KateIngram... Christopher Lehmann, son of Mark Lehmann... Larry Roberman, brother of Lori Whitmire...Derek & Kristi Fisher's nephew, John Fisher...

Joys—Felicia Ferguson-Cox, adopt-ed daughter of Stefan & Pat Haag, hasreturned to her base in England from

Afghanistan—the bonding of The Bro-die Bunch—Jonathan & Amy Slaughter wel-comed Ross Everett Slaughter on March

19th—Ted & Fran Miller’s son, Nathan, has completed hisdeployment in Afghanistan and has returned to his base inGermany—Waverly Pearl Alsobrook was born on March12th to proud parents Katy & Luke (and big brother Hoff-man) —Dylan & Kati (and Otis) Freytag joyfully wel-comed new son and brother, Clive, on March 6th— Nate &Courtney Groves are proud and happy parents of twindaughters Madeline and Ella, born March 8th —MadelineBrock, recovering well from recent hip replacement

Sorrows—Verna Hudson passed away quietly in hersleep on March 24th —Elizabeth Bishop, mother of Marga-ret Danz & grandmother of Megan and MaryKate Danz,passed away on March 11th —Thure Cannon’s grandmoth-er, Mary Margaret Farabee, recently passed away

Please pray for—Diane O’Leary, recovering froma fall —Modena Dailey, possible surgery to repair a brokenarm —Joyce Lewandowski, cancer— Roz Seiler, brokenelbow—Robinette Hoover, sister of Rosemary Clapham,hairline fracture in her pelvis—Clem Hofmann, hospital-

ized with leg infection —Jessica Wade’s friend, Rosa Arip-ie, Rosa’s unborn daughter and their doctors, trying todelay birth—Joy Essary, now in Reliant Rehab —Sherry &Robert Rasmus’ friend, Jason Landers, and his family; Ja-son is being treated for cancer —Sarah Fisher, sister-in-lawof Derek Fisher, hospitalized after series of small strokes—Rosa Mitchell, mother of Cathy Beard, hospitalized forhigh blood pressure—Jack Robinson, friend of Pam &Wayne Gonzalez, critical health issues—SHPC’s journeygroups—Pam Gonzalez’s friend Pam Purdin, health is-sues— Joyce Lucas, health concerns—Stanley Crawford,recovering from surgery to repair damage to his head afterbeing hit with a baseball—Dick Klusmann, good news andrecovering nicely following hip surgery—Gail Moore, do-ing well after knee surgery—Mike Owen, husband ofMarg Sue, recent health issue—Ray Farabee and MaryMargaret’s family—Vicki Spink, mother of Troy, hospital-ized for health concerns—Laurel Calhoun’s son-in-law,Jack Jones, home after major complications following sur-gery—Christie Wright’s co-worker, Andrea, pregnant withher first child and whose husband was killed in a car acci-dent—Debbi Toh’s father-in-law, David Toh, strengthduring cancer treatment—Austin, the city where we’replanted—Pastor Alfred Mtonga, his family, and Manyam-ula CCAP Church—Pastor Chimwemwe Mhango and hisfamily—Pastor Clement Munthali and his family—PastorKenneth Muyila and his family—Ronica Ngulube