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    Just Around The Corner. . . In this issue:

    Just Around TheCorner 1The Week at aGlance 2Memory Verse,Members & Missions 3

    Deacon of theWeek + 4Extended CareSchedule 5

    Staff Info 6

    West Lynchburg Baptist Church December 29, 2013 Volume 3, Issue 52

    THE WLBC BULLETINThe church with heart in the heart of the city.

    Staff Member

    on Call

    Dec. 2729

    Randy Kent

    434.665.6880

    WednesdayMenu

    Dinners willresume

    January 8.

    Lessons from the Angels

    To frightened shepherdson the first ChristmasEve, a host of angelssang, Glory to God in thehighest, and on earthpeace, good will toward

    men (Luke 2:14, KJV).

    Nineteenth-centuryminister Charles Kingsleyexplained how these key

    words tell the meaning of Jesus birth and give meaning to our lives.

    Glory. That little babe, lying in the manger among the cattle, wasshowing the very highest glory of the great God who had madeheaven and earth. To stoop, to condescend, to have mercy, to forgive that is the highest glory of God.

    Peace. God is not selfish. Hesacrificed himself for us. Sacri-fice yourselves then for eachother! Give up your own pride,your own selfishness, your owninterest for each other, and youwill be all at peace.

    Good will. God loves you, andhe wills to raise you out of thisselfish, quarrelsome life of sin,into a loving, brotherly, peaceful

    life of righteousness. That babein the manger at Bethlehem is asign to you and me that God willfreely give us that spirit of love

    if we ask for it.

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    Gifts for a King

    Bring him thy precious thingsAnd lay them at his feet;The gold of love, the hope thatspringsThe unknown ways to meet.

    Bring him thy lovely things;The joy that conquers care,The faith that trusts and sings,The frankincense of prayer.

    Bring him thy bitter things;The myrrh of grief and fears,The aching heart that stingsWith pain of unshed tears.

    These for thy gifts to him;And for his gifts to thee,The comfort of his steadfast love,His tender sympathy.

    Annie Johnson Flint

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    The Week at a GlanceHow many observe Christs birthday! How few, his precepts! O! tis easier to keep holidays than

    commandments. Benjamin Franklin

    New in January

    As we approach the new year pleasebe praying about your involvement inour new discipleship lessons that will

    feature the teaching of Henry andRichard Blackaby in the ExperiencingGodmaterial. The study will beginwith large group time on Sunday

    Night, Jan 5, at 6:30pm.

    Small group will be open for men and

    women part of the session and part ofthe session will be gender specific.

    This study will yield greatest resultswhen you are involved in both large

    and small group time. You have the

    choice of meeting with small groups on

    Thursday at 10am or 6:30pm.

    Please sign up with insert or onbulletin board, so that books can

    be ordered. Cost of the book is

    $15.00.

    Begins

    Jan. 5

    Opportunities for the Week

    Sunday, December 29

    9:00 AM Instrumental Ensemble

    9:15 AM Library Open

    9:45 AM Sunday School for all ages

    11:00 AM KIDS in Worship

    11:00 AM Morning Worship

    6:20 PM NO TeamKIDS.Gr. 1-6

    6:30 PM NO EDGE Student Worship

    6:30 PM NO Evening Worship

    Tuesday, December 31

    10:30 AM NO Moms in Prayer

    11:30 PM NO S.W.A.T.

    1:30 PM NO Amazing Grace Fellowship

    6:45 PM NO Sewing Class

    Wednesday, January 1

    OFFICE CLOSEDHAPPY NEW YEAR!

    5:15 PM NO Family Night Supper6:00 PM NO Preschl Music Time 4yr-Kin.

    NO Childrens Music Gr. 16

    6:30 PM NO EDGE Gr. 712

    6:30 PM NO Lifes Healing Choices

    6:30 PM NO Bible Study/Prayer Meeting

    6:45 PM NO Mission Friends..Ages 4 & 5

    NO Royal Ambassadors..Gr. 1-6

    NO Girls in Action...Gr. 1-6

    6:50 PM NO Highest Praise

    7:30 PM NO Sanctuary Choir

    8:50 PM NO Praise Team Rehearsal

    Saturday, January 4

    8:30 AM The Closet

    7:00 PM NO iMPACT

    THE CLOSET

    Needs MENs &CHILDRENs 1824

    mths WINTER

    CLOTHING.

    THE CLOSET is open tothe community Saturday,

    JAN. 4,8:30am11:00am.

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    1 John 3:8 Little children, let us not love in word or talk but in deed and truth.Dont Miss Your Chance to Bless and Be Blessed...The Needs are Many

    Memory Verse, Members and Missions

    Hospitalizedas of Thurs. Dec. 19

    Lynchburg General:

    NoneVA Baptist:

    None

    Luke 2:17 (NIV)

    When they had

    seen him, they

    spread the wordconcerning what

    had been toldthem about this

    child,

    WLBC Praying for...LINXIA, GANSUHan believers of Linxia, Gansu, have seen no results from sharing Jesus with their lost Muslimneighbors and fear that reaching them is nearly impossible. Pray for the God of the impossible

    to visit salvation on this unreached people.

    Warming Up LynchburgWLBC is handing out adult size

    Winter coats, hats, gloves, scarves

    & socks in Miller Parkto the

    homeless.

    January 11 from

    11am2pm

    Please look throughyour closet and

    drop off anyunneeded adult size

    warm coats, etc. to the church.

    Thank you for your

    help!

    Ask Patsy Leftwich how you can

    help at the park that day, as theywill need help with setting up and

    We can meet it & beatit...Lottie Moon

    Christmas Offeringgoes through January!

    Pray for InternationalMissions: see prayer request

    below.Help to send the gospel around

    the world!

    We areclose tomeeting

    our Goal of

    $25,000!

    CondolencesPlease extend prayer &

    sympathy to:

    Barbara Harman & family in

    the passing of her brother.

    Fundraiser Lunchbenefitting

    The Network House

    January 12 @ Noon

    Sign-up with insert sowe know how many

    to expect.*Love Offering Needed.

    YAY! The Christmas Card ExchangeFundraiser raised $100 bydelivering 221 Christmas Cards tomembers at church. Thank you for

    your support!

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    Deacon of the Week: Winston Mead 434.239.9971

    Serving, Laughing, Playing & PrayingBecause WLBC Members Live Life With Hope

    Winstons Deacon Families

    Lewis & Martha Ayers

    Doris Chapin

    Jean Crickenberger

    Jerry & Barbara Gallagher

    Joanne Garnett

    John Harrison

    Our team returned safely from Nagaland, India last weekend. Pleasepray for the pastors and teachers in Nagaland that received

    training. Pray also for the team that will be going to the state ofUttarakhand, India in March, 2014. Pray that we will discern Gods

    leading for our church.

    India Missions Update

    Pray for the unreached people of India.

    Frances Hudson

    Doris Meeks

    Steve, Jackie & Keeley Sarver

    Beth Schmucker

    David Williams

    Joyce Williams

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    Sunday Babies/Walkers Name Sunday 3 & 4 years Name1st Miho Camarata 1st Doug Renalds

    Briany Lees Debra RenaldsHannah O

    2 & 3 years Tom Yarber Especially Fun VolunteerJessica Overholt Needed

    2nd Babies/Walkers Donna Kendrick 2nd 3 & 4 years Andy DahlbyCarolyn Fox Megan Smith

    2 & 3 years Tom Yarber Especially Fun Sarah ReadJoseph JenningsJohn King

    3rd Babies/Walkers Melissa Bacon 3rd 3 & 4 years Mary ShepherdNiclole Bacon

    Brooke

    2 & 3 years Andy O Especially Fun Melody Wright4th Babies/Walkers Anika Hoglen 4th 3 & 4 years Susan Neiss

    Denise Page Robert Neiss

    2 & 3 years Pat Wright Especially Fun King FamilyMaria Wright

    5th Babies/Walkers Andy Dahlby 5th 3 & 4 years AJ RichardsKindal Dahlby

    2 & 3 years

    Joyce Campbell

    Especially Fun

    Vicky Pu

    EXTENEDE CARESESSION SCHEDULE

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    On mission to glorify JesusChrist and reach people for the

    family of God.

    STAFF

    Rev. Randy Kent, Minister of Music & Senior Adults

    [email protected]

    Cell Phone: 434.665.6880 845.4600 EXT 13

    Dr. Robert Putt, Pastor

    [email protected]

    Cell Phone: 434.841.6886 845.4600 EXT 15

    Vance Matthews, Minister of students

    [email protected]

    Cell Phone: 910.814.7200 845.4600 EXT 14

    Pam Anderson (Financial) [email protected]

    Nancy Johnson (Administrative) [email protected]

    Phyllis Lane (Organist) [email protected]

    Jeanne Kent (Pianist) [email protected]

    Contact Us Anytime @ Office Email: [email protected]

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