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    The Christian MessengerSeptember 29, 2013

    Brad SeeversSenior Minister(740-550-9882)

    David TinglerAssociate Minister

    Hannah MartinDirector of

    Childrens [email protected]

    Sunday Services

    1st

    Worship8:00 a.m.

    2nd Worship

    Tony Wolf Christian Comedianis coming to 5th Avenue!

    Tony Wolf will be performing onWednesday, October 16th at 6:30pm!

    This is a family friendly event fun

    We will be explaining some of ourupcoming service opportunities in

    the community and abroad. Do youwant to serve the Lord but not surewhere to start? Then join us as we

    layout some plans for 2014 and seejust how you might become a

    kingdom builder. This meeting is forth l ti i d d W ill j

    OUTREACH MEETINGWednesday, October 2nd, 6:30pm

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    This is a family friendly event fun th l ti i d d W ill j

    THOUGHTS FROM BRAD

    Oct. 2- This Wednesday night @ 6:30 youare invited to an Outreach Meeting. It willbe held in the Fellowship Hall. Pizza will be

    served so please bring $2-3 per person to helpdefray the cost. If you plan to attend, you needto sign up on the bulletin board in the coatroom. As indicated at our annual SundaySchool picnic, we have recently formed anOutreach Team to help us better reach ourcommunity. From its inception, our goal has

    been to get others to join our efforts after wemapped out a plan of action.

    If you have a heart for helping connect withour community and fulfill our mission, then youare asked to join us. We need solution-mindedpeople with a love for God and a love for

    others to work together bringing glory to God.

    During our meeting, we will watch a video,have people give a brief description of variousoutreach opportunities we are planning, andthen you will have an opportunity to sit downand see how you might become involved in a

    particular area of outreach with our teammembers. We hope you will consider being apart of helping us make a local and globali t f Ch i t

    BITS FROM BRO. DAVE

    PERSONAL NOTE: Let me speak to you, as oneof your Elders, as well as the old preacher! Weare in the midst of preparations for our annual

    congregational election (12/1/13). The NominatingCommittee is already at work. There is a pressingneed for folk to come forward to serve in variouscapacities. Please pray for the process and prayabout the possibility of you being one of those tostep forward to serve. God needs faithful servants!

    SUNDAY EVENINGS IN THE SANCTUARY:This week, September 29, our study topic will beThe Ethiopian, Rich and Powerful (Acts 8:26-39). In coming weeks, we will be looking atNicodemus, The Religious, Nathanael, TheSkeptic, Woman At The Well; The Resistant

    One and, at least, four more. I remind you thatthere are activities for children and communion is

    available for those who desire it.

    NEW WEDNESDAY STUDY: Neither our 10:00am or 6:30 pm groups will be meeting this week(10/2). I encourage you to attend the specialsession, which Brad will be leading. He will beoutlining and explaining our methods and goals for

    outreach. On October 16, we will be entertained bya Christian comedian. Finally, on October 23 wewill return to our regular Bible studies as weintroduce on that date A Survey of The Old

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    Last week in Childrens Church we learned about

    Joshua and Caleb. They did what was right even

    though ten other spies did not! We learned that we

    need to stand up and do what is right, even when

    others dont. We know that God will give us the

    courage to do this when we trust in Him.

    When I am afraid, I will trust in you. Psalm 56:3

    -October 3rd will be our first day of the Pre-

    School Program. It will take place in the wiggle

    zone from 10:00-11:00am. Coffee for the moms

    and activities, stories and more for the tots! See

    you then!

    Hannah

    SPIRITUAL STATISTICSSeptember 22, 2013

    Sunday School 70

    1st Morning Worship 97

    2n

    Morning Worship 45

    Total Morning Worship 142Evening Worship 72

    Wednesday (9/25) 26

    Weekly Budget $ 4,790.00

    Budget Received $ 3,335.02

    Van Fund $ 20.00

    SERVING SCHEDULESeptember 29, 2013

    At the Table 1st Dave Tingler & David Riggenbach

    Serving 1st

    Dale Rose, Ralph Conrad,Don Gardner, Bill Kelly

    Serving 2n

    Dale Rose

    Pastor of the week Dave Tingler

    PM Deacon Dale Rose

    COMMUNION PREPARATION1st Worship Tom and Kay Knode

    2n Worship Mary Alice Coats

    GREETERS

    1s Worship Thea Kallenberg and Judy Smith

    2n Worship Dick and Marg Shumaker

    NURSERY

    Sunday School

    2n Worship Courtney Beiter

    Friends at Fifth Avenue,Thank you for all your prayers during my

    hospital stay. I am home now, feeling much

    better and my mobility is improving each day.Blessings to you all.

    ~ Charlene Trombley

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    NOMINATING COMMITTEE

    SERVING SCHEDULEOctober 6, 2013

    At the Table 1st Fred Griffith and Ralph Conrad

    Serving 1st

    Josh Czich, George Lambert,Carmel Marsh, Dick Shumaker

    Serving 2

    nd

    Josh Czich

    Pastor of the week Fred Griffith

    PM Deacon Josh Czich

    COMMUNION PREPARATION

    1st Worship Jeanne Noble

    2n Worship Julie Stuck

    GREETERS

    1st Worship Ray and Margie Ayers2n Worship Michelle Czich

    NURSERY

    Sunday School Laura Wersell

    2n Worship Marie Huffman

    VISITOR CENTER

    1st

    Worship2n Worship Julie Stuck

    SECURITY

    1st Worship David Will

    Bible School Bill Kelly

    2n Worship Mike Bussey

    Evening Worship Mike Cooper

    Upcoming Events

    Monday, September 30th

    Book Nook, 6:30pm

    Wednesday, October 2nd

    Outreach Congregational Meeting, 6:30pm

    Thur sday, October 3rd

    Preschool Program, 10-11amSelf-Defense Class, 6-8pm

    Friday and Saturday, October 4thand 5

    th

    RLCA Womens Retreat

    Sunday, October 6th

    Prayer Team, 5pm

    Radical Small Group, 6pmElders/Deacons Meeting, 7:15pm

    Wednesday, October 9th

    No Seniors Bible Study

    October 6th12

    th

    Fairfield County Fair

    Looking Ahead

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    WELCOME TO FIFTH AVENUE!At FACC, we focus on loving God, loving

    people, and turning the world upside down.

    We are happy you chose to worship with us today.

    We hope you return next week and bring yourfriends with you. If you would please take a few

    minutes to fill out a Silent Roll Call Card, located

    on the back of the pew, you can then place it in theoffering plate as it is passed. Thank you. For more

    information about our great church, contact ourminister, Brad Seevers at [email protected]

    or call him at 740.550.9882. Have a great week andmay God bless your life.

    Sunday School Classes for All AgesClasses at 9:15 unl ess noted

    Nursery (Birth through 3 years old)

    Jesus Loves MeRoom 102

    Preschool (Ages 3-6)

    God the CreatorRoom 105

    Marie Huffman, Teacher

    Early Elementary (Kindergarten through 2nd Grade)

    Shaping Hearts with Gods Word

    Room 101Deborah Will, Teacher

    Middle Elementary (3rd, 4th, and 5th Grades)

    Be Wise and Trust God in His PowerRoom 106

    Becky Hoagland, Teacher

    Junior High

    Old Testament SurveyRoom 306

    Nick Hinson, Teacher

    Senior HighRoom 308

    Nick Barrell, Teacher

    Young Ladies Class (8:00 a.m.)The Lies Women/Young Women Believe

    Room 306Cassie Bull, Teacher

    mailto:[email protected]:[email protected]
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    Core Values...

    Values central to the life, mission andvision of Fifth Avenue Church of Christ are:

    Christ-Centered WorshipWe make it a priority every Sunday to celebrate Jesus through ourmusic. (Romans 11:36-12:1-2). We focus on Jesus through grace-

    based preaching and teaching & understand the Bible is ourauthority (2 Timothy 3:16).

    Church Health and Biblical Balance

    Church health becomes reality when God's people seek harmony &live consistently. We expect every member to protect the unityof Christ's Church. (Romans 12:16; 1 Peter 3:8)

    Global EvangelismWe are constant to our founding call to worldwide evangelism,

    proclaiming to all that Jesus Christ is the Savior, Healer, and Soon-Coming King (Acts 20:27).

    Fellowship and MinistryAfter people begin their journey with Jesus, we will equip them tofind a ministry based upon their strengths. We want everyone to

    serve in some capacity. (1 Corinthians 12:12-27) We also want Hischurch to be the living evidence of His love and power to the world.

    DiscipleshipWe do not want you to "get religion" here at Fifth Avenue Church ofChrist in Lancaster. We are all about teaching you that Jesus seeks

    a daily relationship with Him through a life of obedience. In otherwords, we want to see the things you are taught actually change

    A Great Tr ip Remembered

    I Thessalonians 2

    Brad Seevers preaching

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    OCTOBER 2013SUNDAY MONDAY TUESDAY WEDNESDAY THURSDAY FRIDAY SATURDAY

    1 2

    NO Seniors Bible Study

    Outreach CongregationalMeeting, 6:30pm

    3

    Preschool Program 10-11am

    Self-Defense Class, 6-8pm

    4 5

    6

    Prayer Team, 5pm

    Radical Small Group,6pm at Seevers

    Elders/Deacons Mtg.,7:15pm

    7 8 9

    NO Seniors Bible Study

    10 11 12

    13Carriage Court, 2pm

    Prayer Team, 5pm

    14 15 16NO Seniors Bible Study

    Tony Wolfe, Comedian,6:30pm

    17LaComedia Trip

    18 19

    20

    Prayer Team, 5pm

    Radical Small Group,

    6pm at Seevers

    21 22

    Craft Corner, 4-7pm

    23

    Seniors Bible Study10am/6:30pm

    24

    Missions Meeting5pm

    25 26

    Pancake Breakfast6-11am

    27

    Food Pantry Sunday

    Prayer Team, 5pm

    Radical Small Group,6pm at Seevers

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    Book Nook,6:30p.m.

    29 30

    Seniors Bible Study10am/6:30pm

    Fellowship Dinner 5:30pm

    Parenting Small Group,6:30pm

    31

    Meet, Greet, and Get aTreat, 6-7:30pm

    Round Lake Womens Retreat

    Fairfield County Fair ~ October 6th 12th

    The birthday list for October is on the bulletin board in the coat room.

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    Jesus Is . For me! By Christine Tangvald is

    and early reader and a Mommy and Me book

    that introduces children to Gods only Son,

    Jesus, in a warm, personal way told just for

    them. Jesus Is For Me! features rebus

    reading to encourage beginning readers in

    their skills by using colorful pictures to teach

    new words and lasting lessons about Jesus

    life, miracles, resurrection, and His love for

    even the youngest child. Bible verses,

    highlighted themes, and lively, full-colorillustrations enhance the books take-away

    value.

    A number of baby board books have been

    donated to the childrens library. Some of

    them have been displayed on the table. Comeand check them out!

    A Shepherd Looks at Psalm 23 by W. Phillip Kellerhelps adult readers to travel the shepherds path to thegreen pastures and cool, refreshing waters of Psalm23. As a shepherd, Phillip Keller shares his insights

    into the life and character of sheep and of the GoodShepherd who loves and cares for them. This belovedclassic will give new meaning to the ageless ShepherdPsalm, enriching your trust in and love for the Lord whowatches closely over you.

    Our librarian, Delores Payne, writes W. PhillipKeller, the author, was a shepherd in the Middle East,Africa, and the United States. His look at Psalm 23 isso different than any thoughts I had. I enjoyed readingthis book and got new insights on how to read and seeDavids and Gods viewpoint on this scripture.

    Stop by our library and check out a good book. If youhave any questions, contact Delores Payne.