May 2018 From the Pastor’s Pen

First Baptist Church, 200 East New York Avenue, Southern Pines, North Carolina 28387

Greetings, First Baptist Church Family!

By the time you read this note, Polly and I should already be relocated to North Carolina. We are thrilled to be part of your church family; that is exactly how you have made us feel, even before we have arrived! We are excited to begin ministry at FBC and in the Southern Pines community.

The beginning of our life together has been marked by countless acts of love and kindness from the members of the Search Committee and the staff. (We also got a taste of the warmth of FBC folks on a recent Wednesday night when we were on a house-hunting adventure. In case you do not know, God has blessed that adventure with a wonderful new home for us!) I would like to thank Pastor David and John Kinney for all their time and help along the way. Each member of the Committee represented the church with the fullness of its love and Christian character, and the hospitality extended us by them and the staff filled us with warmth.

I would also like to thank Tom, Bryan, Susan, John, Lisa, Debbie, and Kathy for all their help during the transition.

We are grateful for the opportunity to worship and minister with you and alongside you. I am excited to begin working with the music ministry and to work with the Senior Adult Ministry. We will see you soon!

Blessings, Greg and Polly Lundberg

I am grateful to the church for the wonderful ways you have reached out to Greg and Polly Lundberg as they begin this new venture of ministry with us. In the coming days and weeks, I hope you will drop by the church to introduce yourself to Greg. I am excited to see what God will do through them to advance the mission of Christ here at First Baptist!

The first Sunday of May, we honor our children as they lead us in worship. That Sunday, I plan to preach a sermon on marriage, outlining some essential practices of building a stronger marriage. Of course, these same practices are applicable to all relationships. I hope you’ll be here to support our children and learn how to strengthen your relationships.

In the month of June, I am taking a sabbatical leave for a month. I plan to rest some, play some, and read some. For two weeks of that time, I will travel to Israel to participate in an archaeological dig in the Jezreel Valley. I will join a team from Campbell University Divinity School. The dig began in 2013 in affiliation with the American Schools of Oriental Research and is a joint project of the Zinman Institute of Archaeology at the University of Haifa, Israel, and the University of Evansville (Indiana).

A view of the Jezreel Valley from Mt. Carmel

We will live in an Israeli kibbutz, a community of about 500 people. The work will be strenuous in the intense heat of the Israeli summer. A typical day will begin at 5:00 a.m. and end around 1:00 p.m. in order to avoid the most severe heat of the day. At that time, we will clean up, have lunch, and relax before returning to the site to label any of the findings of the day. After we finish up, we will return to our kibbutz for a light supper and then retire for the night. I look forward to being in Israel for an extended time. I hope to correspond week-ly about my trip. It should be an adventure. This will truly be a bucket list trip for me!

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Hospitalizations and Procedures

• Curt Bettini, Sandy Denker, Paula Hopkins, Jack Bowman, Lyda Jordan

Christian Love and Sympathy

• to Sandy and Jack Gary and family upon the dying unto Christ of Sandy’s sister, Gwen Murph

• to Paula and Chris Hopkins and family upon the dying unto Christ of Paula’s brother

• to Michele and Jerry Pendley and family upon the dying unto Christ of Michele’s mother, Jo Ellen Yates

• to Martha Lancaster and family upon the dying unto Christ of her beloved husband, Ed

• to Marie Crouch and Terry Hartsell upon the dying unto Christ of Marie’s brother and Terry’s uncle, Ed Lancaster

• to the family of John Ussery, Jr., upon his dying unto Christ

• to Vivian Lages and family upon the dying unto Christ of her grandmother, Virginia Oliver

Joys & Concerns

STEWARDSHIP REPORT

Giving Goals for April 22, 2018 ............................ 21,790.00 Budget Offerings Received on 04-22-2018 ........... 16,353.50

Total Budget Offerings Received in 2018 ........... 412,974.83 Giving Goal through April 22, 2018 .................... 405,738.00 Receipts to Date Comparison with Goal .................. 7,236.83

NOTE: Please use BLACK or BLUE ink when writing checks to the church. The equipment at the bank

cannot read RED ink. Thank you!

Narrative Report on Financial Position / FBCSP

March, 2018 vs March, 2017

Prepared by John R. Beith, CCA, CCBA, Church Treasurer Weekly giving averaged $30,451 for the first quarter of 2018 (11 weeks) compared with $28,686 for the first quarter of 2017 (12 weeks) — both years had a Sunday canceled due to inclement weather in January. Through the end of March, pledged offerings received were 22.89% of the amount committed for 2018, 2.11% less than the 25% projected, while non-pledged offerings were 28.11% of the total, over 3% more than our projection for the first quarter.

The church’s operating cash flow increased $53,323 in the first quarter of 2018, receipts exceeding expenses by the same amount for the year. Our giving goal through March, 2018 was approximately $20,728 more than projected. By comparison, cash flow in the first quarter of 2017 increased $35,467 with receipts exceeding expenses by an equal amount. Our giving goal through March, 2017 was approximately $22,023 more than projected.

The age of accounts payable remained consistent at approxi-mately four (4) to five (5) days. Debt as a percentage of total receipts for the first quarter was 8.51% which continues to fall within acceptable parameters. The mortgage balance on March 31, 2018 was $288,059 compared with $398,713 on March 31, 2017 ($110,654 less).

The balance in the Capital Improvement Fund on March 31, 2018 was $96,200 after the Finance Committee recommended the transfer of $94,000 from the previous year’s surplus which was approved by the congregation in business session on Wednesday, February 21.

The Annie Armstrong Easter and CBF Global Missions Easter Offerings goal for 2018 was $6,500. Through the end of March, 2018 we received $7,746 exceeding this year’s goal by $1,246.

Our General Endowment Fund increased $25,775 in portfolio value from March 31, 2017 to February 28, 2018 (March, 2018 statements were unavailable at the time of this report). The balance through February 28, 2018 was $260,766. Also, the Jeannie H. Jordan Memorial Endowment for the benefit of Sonshine Learning Center had a balance of $62,010 on the same date. Your Enduring Gifts Committee meets twice a year to monitor these two endowments. Please contact me if you would like more information on how you can leave a legacy gift to The First Baptist Church of Southern Pines.

Welcome New Members!

*New members are listed in bold-face type.

Joined April 22, 2018

Charles and Judy O’Quinn 601 E. L. Ives Drive Aberdeen, NC 28315 (704) 517-8655 charles112343@yahoo.com

Member Information

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FROM THE MINISTER OF EDUCATION

American Red Cross Blood Drive Put your faith into action and help save a life!

I'm grateful for the partnership First Baptist has with our local American Red Cross affiliate. For 20 years, we've been part of a consortium of churches who host blood drives on a rotating basis. Our next sponsored drive will be Tuesday, May 22, from 1:30 to 6:00 p.m. in the Fellowship Hall. Our goal for the day is 40 units. Come help us reach that goal, and invite friends to donate alongside you. As always, the drive is open to the public. Walk-ins are welcome, or you can schedule an appointment by calling (910) 692-8750. My extension is 224.

Wednesdays in May

May 2 "Devotional Practices for Busy People" This four-week study which offers resources and practices to enhance our devotional life will conclude on May 2. Tom Allen leads this study. (Room 208)

May 2 Pastor's Bible Study “Learning and Living the Truth: 1, 2, 3 John and Jude” This study of four of the briefest letters in the New Testa-ment will conclude May 2. David Helms leads this study. Please bring your Bible. (Room 216)

May 2, 9, 16, 23, and 30 “Knit, Purl and Pray” Experienced and first-time knitters are welcome! This class meets throughout the year. There is no cost for this class. Melissa Bearfield and Nancy Butters facilitate this group that crafts prayer shawls and chemo caps. (Room 215)

May 9 — 6:30 PM A Service of Celebration and Commissioning We will recognize a year of learning for our Mission Friends, RAs, and GAs, followed by a commissioning of our college mission team to Honduras, youth mission team to Atlanta, adult team, and Vacation Bible School leaders.

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On the Lawn at FBCSP

Wednesday, May 16 - 5:15 PM

Bring your lawn chairs and blankets, and come help us celebrate the conclusion of another year of music,

missions, and growth in our faith.

Menu includes hot dogs and all the fixins, potato salad, baked beans, cookies,

and ice cream!

Entertainment will be provided by the South Ridge Bluegrass Band!

Regular Wednesday evening prices apply. Reservations are necessary.

* Standing Wednesday dinner reservations do not apply. *

Please make your reservation no later than 12 noon on Tuesday, May 15,

by visiting the church website at www.fbcsp.org, calling the church office at (910) 692-8750,

or signing up at the “Picnic Table” outside the Sanctuary.

April 11 Business Meeting Update

The church approved the following:

1. Susan Galbreith as Coordinator of Food Services (from temporary interim hire to permanent full-time at 32 hours per week)

2. Kathy Farren as Office Assistant (from temporary interim hire to permanent part-time at 15 hours per week)

3. Susan Trudell as Assistant Coordinator of Food Services (from temporary interim hire to permanent part-time at 10 hours per week)

The church heard updates concerning Greg Lundberg, our new Minister of Music & Senior Adults.

The Narrative Quarterly Financial Statement was made available.

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College Honduras Mission Trip Sunday, May 13—Sunday, May 20

We will return to Honduras to help build a home for a needy family. The trip is full at this time. The total cost of the trip is $600. Your balance is due by Sunday, April 29.

Honduras Team Meeting Wednesday, May 9, in the Youth Room, Following the Commissioning Service

Students and parents are asked to attend. Forms will need to be filled out and details of the trip will be discussed.

TO OUR CHURCH FAMILY . . . Our friends in Honduras are in need of hygiene kits (bars of soap, washcloths, toothbrushes, and toothpaste). Newborns need lightweight blankets, thin clothing

(size three-months and under), cloth diapers, large safety pins, and age-appropriate stuffed animals. You can be of Christian service by providing these items.

Youth HappeningsYouth HappeningsYouth HappeningsYouth Happenings May Schedule

Sundays, May 6, 13, and 27 Sunday School 9:45-10:45 a.m. JuBELLation 4:00-4:45 p.m. One Voice 5:00-6:00 p.m. Youth Dinner 6:00-6:30 p.m. Bible Study 6:30-7:30 p.m.

Sunday, May 20 Sunday School 9:45-10:45 a.m. JuBELLation 4:00-4:45 p.m. One Voice 5:00-6:00 p.m. Youth Dinner 6:00-6:30 p.m. Crazy Night: “Extreme Kickball” 6:30-8:30 p.m.

Upcoming Events

Tue., 5/8 6:00 PM Youth Parent Meeting Wed., 5/9 6:00 PM Youth Mission Trip Commissioning Service Thu., 5/31 6:30 PM Senior Dinner and Senior SKEWERS at the Moores’ Sun., 6/3 8:30/11:00 AM Graduation Sunday 12:30 PM Graduation Luncheon at Ironwood Sun., 6/24 6:30 PM Youth Mission Trip Report Mon., 7/9-Fri., 7/13 Youth Outreach Project: “Vacation Bible School” Mon., 7/16-Sat., 7/21 Youth Retreat to Caswell Sun., 8/26 Youth Kickoff

Graduation & Youth Sunday Sunday, June 3

Our First Baptist youth will be leading the services, and our graduating seniors will be honored. Other activities are being planned for that weekend and will be announced soon, so make plans to attend. If you have a youth or other family member graduating from high school or college, please call the church office at (910) 692-8750 to let us know.

ATTENTION ALL GRADUATES!!! We need a wallet-size senior photo of all high school graduates and any photo of all college graduates for the Graduation Sunday bulletin insert. Please submit your photo to Bryan as soon as possible.

Youth Mission Trip

Saturday, June 16—Sunday, June 24

This summer, our youth group will be on mission to Orlando! Our mission will be to share the love of Christ through construction projects, working in community centers, and serving meals to the homeless. We will combine this trip with One Voice and JuBELLation so that it will involve some opportunities to share the gospel of Christ through the medi-um of music. Sign up is closed now, and plans are being made for the trip. Every student should have paid $200.00 by April 15. Below is the payment schedule.

Payment Schedule Payment #1 February 15 $100.00 (non-refundable) Payment #2 March 15 $ 50.00 Payment #3 April 15 $ 50.00 Payment #4 May 15 $ 50.00 Payment #5 June 7 $ 65.00 TOTAL $315.00

BBQ credits have been added to payment accounts. Please see Bryan for details.

NOTE: All students going on the mission trip are asked to attend the Commissioning Service on Wednesday, May 9. Wear your youth tee-shirt! Thanks for being part of FBCSPYG! Bryan

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FAMILIES Ministry

Make sure to stay connected with everything happening with the Children & Families at First Baptist. Mark your calendars for these upcoming Children & Families events!

Royal Ambassadors Annual Camp Out Friday, May 4, through Saturday, May 5 at the home of the Pendleys’. See the RA leaders for more information.

Children’s Day of Worship Sunday, May 6 — 8:30 and 11:00 AM Worship Be present in worship as our children lead us through music, scripture reading, and prayer at our 8:30 and 11:00 services.

VBS Volunteer Planning Meeting & Lunch Sunday, May 6 — 12:15-2:00 PM (After Services) Meeting in the Fellowship Hall

Children’s Music Program Sunday, May 6 — 5:00 PM Join us in the Sanctuary as the children share what they have learned in choir throughout the year. A celebration dinner will be served following the program for children and their families.

Missions Recognition and Commissioning Wednesday, May 9 — 6:30 PM We invite you to the Sanctuary as our Mission Friends, GAs, and RAs share with us what they have learned and accomplished this year!

Sonshine Learning Center Graduation Thursday, May 24 — 9:00 AM — Sanctuary Join the Sonshine Learning Center as our 4-year-olds graduate! It’s a special time as the children share their favorite preschool memories, share what they want to be when they grow up, and receive their diplomas and a Bible. Please support Sonshine by being part of this special service.

It is hard to believe that summer is just around the corner! Make sure to plan to have fun in the sun with FBC Kids this summer. Check out what we have planned!

Terrific Tuesdays! Stay cool in the heat by spending Tuesdays with us! Each Tuesday is a unique opportunity for fellowship and fun. More details to follow, but save the dates now!

June 26 • July 17 • July 24 • July 31

No Terrific Tuesdays on July 3 or July 10

Defy Gravity Saturday, June 30 — 8:30 AM 1st through 6th graders and their parents are invited to join us for a family fun children’s outing at Defy Gravity in Raleigh! We’ll meet at the church at 8:30 a.m. and ride together. Call the church office at (910) 692-8750 to sign up, or swing by the sign-up table outside the Sanctuary in the coming weeks.

Vacation Bible School and summer will be here before you know it! Mark your calendars today for Vacation Bible School beginning Monday, July 9, through Friday, July 13. Registration for church members only will be held April 1-30. On May 1, registration will open to everyone. We also need lots of volunteers! You may sign up to volunteer by emailing Bryan Moore at bmoore@pinehurst.net.

Children are invited to join us at “Rolling River Rampage” where we will learn about what it means to trust Jesus as we go through the Rolling Rivers in our lives. Classes are available for children four years (as of September 1, 2017) through children who will complete 6th grade in June.

With gratitude, Carolyn

YOUTH PARENT MEETING

Tuesday, May 8 — 6:00 PM — Youth Room

For All Middle School and High School Parents

This is an important parent meeting for ALL middle school and high school parents. We will be going over all of the details for the upcoming Mission Trip to Orlando and the Summer Retreat to Caswell. This is a very important

meeting, because we are filling out paperwork for both trips, and forms need to be notarized. We will have a notary on

hand at no cost. Please plan to attend. Contact Bryan Moore at bmoore@pinehurst.net with questions.

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NOTES

for SENIORS & SINGERS

Senior Adult Ministry

Contributed by Roger and Carol Wilson

Greetings Senior Adults!

On April 9, the Seniors on the Move, “Rolling Retirees” enjoyed a wonderful evening of music with soloist, Suzie Wall. Suzie’s husband, Al, joined her, and we had an oppor-tunity to fellowship with them at dinner as well. They are members of the First Baptist Church of Pinehurst. Suzie also shared her testimony and blessed us with it and her God-given talent of singing His praises. The evening came to a close with her leading us in the sacred song, “Amazing Grace.”

Joint Ministry Night! On Thursday, April 12, thirty-one Senior Adults and thirty-two Youth—a total of sixty-three!—gathered in the Youth Room and enjoyed an evening that began with a pizza dinner and continued with a fantastic time playing Bingo and getting to know each other, and there were even prizes for the Bingo game winners! A big thank you to Bryan for putting the evening together and for being our Bingo caller and MC! We look forward to other opportunities to join with the Youth at First Baptist!

Our annual Senior Adult Sunday was on Sunday, April 15. Lynn Beith led the Senior Singers in a wonderful morning of music in both services. Jim Langford gave the sermon, entitled “Two Lost Sons.” Our heartfelt thanks to Lynn for her leadership with Senior Singers and to Jim for his message. It’s always a blessing to worship together, as our Senior Adults lead in these annual services.

WOW (Widows and Widowers) enjoyed their time together on Thursday, April 26, as they traveled to Candor for lunch at Blake’s Restaurant and then on to Troy for a visit to The Front Porch Pickin’ Emporium. What a great afternoon together!

A warm welcome to Greg and Polly Lundberg whose first Sunday was on our fifth Sunday, April 29. After one church-wide worship service, a luncheon and reception gave everyone an opportunity to welcome them and introduce ourselves to them. We can’t wait to see how God will continue to use Greg as he begins this new ministry journey as Minister of Music & Senior Adults here at First Baptist Church Southern Pines!

The Annual Senior Adult Banquet is on Monday, May 7, at Pleasant Hill Baptist Church. The deadline has now passed for reservations and payment. We will meet in the lower lot at 5:00 p.m. and will arrive prior to dinner. Transportation will be provided. The evening begins at 6:00 p.m. for dinner, fellowship, and entertainment. We’re looking forward to gathering together as Senior Adults.

We will gather in the Fellowship Hall for Seniors on the Move, “Rolling Retirees” on Monday, May 14, at 5:00 p.m. Group 4 is in charge of set up/clean up. Margaret Thompson, Chair; Sonny Thompson, Anne and Harvey Albright, Glenn Flinchum, Karen and George Griffin, Donna Haggard, Becky and Paul Jett, Charlotte Patnode, Diane and Dean Robinson, and Betty Rush. Please bring a covered dish, side dish, or dessert to share. Remember, someone will be at the old portico door on the lower level to assist you with your covered dish. Just pull under the portico, and then you may park your vehicle.

WOW (Widows and Widowers) will travel to Siler City, North Carolina, for lunch (Dutch treat!) at the Bestfood Cafe-teria on Thursday, May 24. A sign-up sheet is on the Senior Adult Ministry Activity bulletin board. Transportation will be provided. We’ll gather in the lower parking lot at 10:30 a.m., and we’ll leave at 10:45 a.m.

The Senior Adult Summer Fest I – North Carolina Baptist Assembly at the Fort Caswell Costal Retreat and Conference Center will be Monday, May 28, to Friday, June 1. Reser-vations have been made for eighteen Senior Adults to attend this wonderful annual event. Ten Senior Adults have signed up so far. Please see Roger Wilson for details regarding the payment that is due by May 20.

See you in September for our Senior Adult Ministry Kickoff, as we begin a new year of wonderful opportunities, fellowship, and ministry. Be looking for more details in the bulletin and on the bulletin board as fall approaches.

Music Ministry

Contributed by Susan Ward

Nine months. Nine months! Has it really been nine months since we began Children’s Choirs? It doesn’t seem possible, but somehow those months have flown by, and now it’s time to have our big crescendo for the year! Sunday, May 6, will be a BIG day around here. Not only is it Children’s Day of Worship, but that evening at 5:00 p.m. will be our final gathering time for our Graded Choirs this year. Our four choirs—Mini-Music-Makers, Music Makers, Young Musicians, and TreBELLS—will bring you beautiful singing and ringing. Please invite your friends and relatives to join us. You never know—you might just learn something, too.

Following our program, we will have a sandwich supper with all the fixins. We would love for you to bring one of your favorite desserts with you as well. This is always the highlight of our year and will present you with another opportunity to personally greet Dr. Greg Lundberg, our new Minister of Music. Make your plans now to be with us! Continued on page 7

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NOTES OF GRAT TUDE Dear Church Family, Your cards, phone calls, and words of condolence follow-ing the loss of our Gigi, Helen Miller Dillon, were comforting and meaningful. We wish you could have known her. As they like to say in Texas, “She was a hoot and a half!” While we will miss her, we have a lifetime of happy memories with her from which to draw. Knowing that her mind is no longer dimmed by dementia also brings a measure of comfort. Again, many thanks. Much love, Cindy, Maeghan, and Miller Edwards

Dear Church Family, A huge thank you to our church members for their abun-dant generosity shown by exceeding our Easter Offering Goal of $6500! From the WMU: GAs, RAs, Mission Action Ladies, and Harvest Laborers

Dear Church Family, Thank you all for so many cards and prayers. We are so blessed with “our” wonderful church family. So many lights in the times of darkness. Thank you so much! Paula [Hopkins]

Dear Church Family, Thank you, David and First Baptist Church, for all you did during Ed’s time of sickness and death. Love, Martha [Lancaster]

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Harvest Laborers

On Tuesday, May 8, we will have our last meeting of the year. We will be visiting our nursing home residents and sharing scripture verses with them. Plan to depart earlier

than normal for this activity; nursing home residents eat dinner rather early. We will need to split into groups to visit all our members and then go to dinner at Ruby Tuesday at

5:30 p.m. Please RSVP to Jan Foster at (910) 693-1361.

Harvest Laborers meets on the second Tuesday of each month at various locations and times. For more information,

contact Nelda Cockman at nrc67@nc.rr.com or (910) 673-2342, or Karen Griffin at

karenhgriffin1@gmail.com or (910) 690-3274.

Mission Action Group

Mission Action will hold their last meeting for the 2017-2018 year on Monday, May 21, at 11:45 a.m. in

Room 206. A "mystery" program is a possibility, so join us for some missions fellowship, prayer, and fun!

The Mission Action Group meets on the third Monday of each month at 11:45 a.m. in Room 206. For more

information, contact Lorena Arnold at (910) 692-3275.

MEN’S FELLOWSHIP GROUP

PRAYER BREAKFAST Men of God, Stand Firm in Christ!

All men are welcome to join us at Golden Corral on Saturday, May 19, at 8:00 a.m. for food, fellowship, and the sharing of our faith. Only $5.00 per person!

Contact Rob Evans at (443) 514-8274 or revans27@aol.com for more information. We hope you’ll join us!

Sign Up for Sanctuary Flowers

Church members and friends may honor or remember a loved one with flowers in the

Sanctuary on a Sunday morning. Call Debbie in the church office at (910) 692-8750 to sign up. The cost is $50. Thank you for adding

beauty to our Sanctuary!

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Another word of thanks to all our graded choir helpers. There are not enough words to truly express how grateful we are to each of them. Please make sure you extend a word of thanks to them as well.

• Mini-Music Makers — Katie Roscoe, Director; John Roscoe, Jamie Burmeister, Jack Robinson, Assistants • Music Makers — Luke and Alison Arno, Co-Directors; Ann Cockman, Julia Presson, Assistants • Young Musicians — Susan Ward, Director; Myra Robinson, Accompanist; Lisa Carriker, Gretchen Stroud, Assistants • TreBELLs — Susan Ward, Director; Ann Cockman, Julia Presson, Assistants; Cyerra Masters, Ricky Turnpaugh, Student Assistants

We could NEVER do what we do without our leaders. We love each of you so very, very much.

A quick look ahead . . . Sunday, June 3, is Graduation Sunday. Both One Voice and JuBELLation will be participating in both services that day. This is always a highlight of our year and serves as a precursor for our Mission Trip to Orlando. Make plans to join us that day as we honor and celebrate our youth.

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