2022 CHURCH THEME: “HOLD ON, HELP IS ON THE WAY!” MATTHEW 15:25 101 WARREN MOTT PARKWAY * HATTIESBURG, MS 39401 * 601-583-9243 EMAIL: [email protected] WEBSITE: WWW.SHADYGROVE-CHURCH.ORG October 2023 Volume 4 Edition 10 THE CHRISTIAN HOPE! REV. DR. REGINALD WOULLARD, PASTOR SHADY GROVE BAPTIST CHURCH 2023 CHURCH THEME: “TURN BACK TO GOD” 2 CHRONICLES 7:14 HOW CAN I KEEP ON HOPING? Whatever was written in former days was written for our instruction, that by the endurance and by the encouragement of the scriptures we might have hope. (Roman 15:4) Let’s focus on three truths from this verse. 1. All the Scriptures are for our instruction. We are prone to short-circuit this step. All of us who have been born again are hungry to be encouraged by the Scriptures. Therefore we are often impatient with the need to be instructed by them. We would often rather have the fruit without laboring in the vineyard. So the first lesson in this verse is that the Scriptures are for instruction. Literally: for teaching. We must be willing to learn what the Scriptures teach if we expect to be encouraged by the truth of Scripture. 2. All the Scriptures are intended by God to give steadfastness and encouragement. Steadfastness means endurance. It’s what you have to have to keep on going on a path of obedience when you feel miserable and when you meet all kinds of opposition. Where does endurance come from? It comes from the Scriptures. This is exceedingly practical! Again and again the Scriptures will give you God’s perspective on things, and that biblical perspective will make a hard situation endurable. The Scriptures are given to us for our encouragement and our endurance in hard times. If you want to have staying power, if you want to endure to the end on the path of costly obedience, then turn off the radio and meditate on the Scriptures. 3. All the Scriptures have this goal: to sustain our hope. There are stories of endurance in the Scriptures. There are words of encouragement. But the way these stories and these words actually make a difference in our lives is by sustaining our hope. It’s hope that keeps us going in tough situations. Christian endurance is not just teeth gritting will power against all odds. We are driven and sustained by hope. During these times the Word of God becomes absolutely essential; because your own feelings and all the wisdom of the world is going to tell you again and again, “it isn’t worth it.” That’s what your feelings will often say, and that is what the world will often say. But it is NOT what the Scriptures say. The Scriptures say, “There is no one who has ever left house or brother or sisters or mother or father or children or lands, for my sake and for the gospel, who will not receive a hundredfold now in this time . . . with persecutions, and in the age to come eternal life. (Mark 10:29–30) Obedience is always worth it. The battle to cope can only be fought with the weapon of hope. Written by John Piper | Condensed version taken from: https://www.desiringgod.org/ Inside This Edition Page 2: Remembering Events Page 3: Harvest Festival Flyer Page 4: Holy Spirit Week Flyer Page 5: 159th Homecoming Page 6: What Is The Christian Hope Bible Trivia Page 7: Recognizing Our Members Page 8: Important Dates In October Page 9: Birthday / Anniversary (October 1st-15th) Page 10: Birthday / Anniversary (October 16th-31st) Page 11: Encouragement Welcome New Members Bible Trivia & Bible Joke Page 12: Alzheimer’s Awareness Funny Christian Jokes Page 13: Word Search Page 14: Mental Wellness Page 15: Word Search Page 16: Sick / Home Bound Bereaved Weekly Schedule
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SGBC | 5 ALL MEMBERS ARE ASKED TO WORSHIP THROUGH GIVING FOR HOMECOMING. BELOW IS THE PLEDGE CHART FOR EACH FAMILY. SINGLE - $250.00 SMALL FAMILY (2-4 PEOPLE) - $500.00 MEDIUM FAMILY (5-8 PEOPLE) - $1,000.00 LARGE FAMILY (9 & UP) - $1,500.00 The Homecoming Ministry is asking members to begin giving in installments so your Pledge will be given by November 5th! Upcoming Event At WHY CELEBRATE HOMECOMING? IT IS A TIME TO THANK GOD FOR SUSTAINING US FOR 159 YEARS. IT IS A TIME TO REMEMBER OUR HERITAGE AND THOSE WHO LAID OUR GROUNDWORK. IT IS A TIME TO WELCOME HOME MEMBERS WHO MOVED AWAY, AND A TIME TO INVITE FAMILY AND FRIENDS TO A JOYOUS TIME IN THE LORD. LET’S GET BUSY INVITING! NOVEMBER 5, 2023 ~ 10:45 AM 159 YEARS OF MINISTRY DR. JOEL GREGORY, GUEST SPEAKER
1. What epistle closes with the words: “All that are with me salute thee. Greet them that love us in the faith. Grace be with you all. Amen”? 2. Who did Paul instruct “to abide still at Ephesus...that thou mightest charge some that they teach no other doctrine, neither give heed to fables…”? 3. Which of the following things will never fail nor be done away with? Prophecy, Knowledge, Love, or Tongues? 4. When Paul wrote 2 Corinthians, he mentioned that he was making plans to visit them for the _______ time. 5. Because the Corinthians were saying, ‘I am of Paul,’ and some, ‘I am of Apollos,’ Paul reproved them, calling them ______. 6. In his epistle, James admonishes his brethren to be “Slow to _____.” 7. In what book can the following words be found? “But the fruit of the spirit is love, joy, peace, longsuffering, gentleness, goodness, faith, meekness, temperance…” 8. Paul’s letter to the Romans was not physically written by Paul, but dictated by Paul to whom? 9. Who wrote, ‘Let the woman learn in silence with all subjection’? 10. In what book is it written, “For when they shall say, peace and safety; then sudden destruction cometh upon them, as travail upon a woman with child; and they shall not escape”? https://www.crosswalk.com/faith/bible-study/ bible-trivia-questions.html (Answers on p. 11) SGBC | 6 6 Most people understand hope as wishful thinking, as in “I hope something will happen.” This is not what the Bible means by hope. The biblical definition of hope is “confident expectation.” Hope is a firm assurance regarding things that are unclear and unknown (Romans 8:24- 25; Hebrews 11:1, 7). Hope is a fundamental component of the life of the righteous (Proverbs 23:18). Without hope, life loses its meaning (Lamentations 3:18; Job 7:6) and in death there is no hope (Isaiah 38:18; Job 17:15). The righteous who trust or put their hope in God will be helped (Psalm 28:7), and they will not be confounded, put to shame, or disappointed (Isaiah 49:23). The righteous, who have this trustful hope in God, have a general confidence in God’s protection and help (Jeremiah 29:11) and are free from fear and anxiety (Psalm 46:2-3). The New Testament idea of hope is the recognition that in Christ is found the fulfillment of the Old Testament promises (Matthew 12:21, 1 Peter 1:3). Christian hope is rooted in faith in the divine salvation in Christ (Galatians 5:5). Hope of Christians is brought into being through the presence of the promised Holy Spirit (Romans 8:24-25). It is the future hope of the resurrection of the dead (Acts 23:6), the promises given to Israel (Acts 26:6-7), the redemption of the body and of the whole creation (Romans 8:23-25), eternal glory (Colossians 1:27), eternal life and the inheritance of the saints (Titus 3:5-7), the return of Christ (Titus 2:11-14), transformation into the likeness of Christ (1 John 3:2-3), the salvation of God (1 Timothy 4:10) or simply Christ Himself (1 Timothy 1:1). The certainty of this blessed future is guaranteed through the indwelling of the Spirit (Romans 8:23-25), Christ in us (Colossians 1:27), and the resurrection of Christ (Acts 2:26). Hope is produced by endurance through suffering (Romans 5:2-5) and is the inspiration behind endurance (1 Thessalonians 1:3; Hebrews 6:11). Those who hope in Christ will see Christ exalted in life and in death (Philippians 1:20). Trustworthy promises from God give us hope (Hebrews 6:18-19), and we may boast in this hope (Hebrews 3:6) and exhibit great boldness in our faith (2 Corinthians 3:12). By contrast, those who do not place their trust in God are said to be without hope (Ephesians 2:12, 1 Thessalonians 4:13). Along with faith and love, hope is an enduring virtue of the Christian life (1 Corinthians 13:13), and love springs from hope (Colossians 1:4-5). Hope produces joy and peace in believers through the power of the Spirit (Romans 12:12; 15:13). Paul attributes his apostolic calling to the hope of eternal glory (Titus 1:1-2). Hope in the return of Christ is the basis for believers to purify themselves in this life (Titus 2:11-14, 1 John 3:3). https://www.gotquestions.org/hopeBible.html WHAT IS THE CHRISTIAN HOPE?
SGBC | 77 STATE OF MISSISSIPPI PROCLAMATION HONORS THE LIFE OF SGT. ANTHONY MAGEE WHEREAS, many thousands of Americans courageously served in Operation Iraqi Freedom, including over 15,000 fellow Mississippians - some gave “their last full measure of devotion” and did not return home. One such hero is U.S. Army Sgt. Anthony O’Neal Magee; and WHEREAS, on April 24th during Sgt. Magee’s second tour of duty to Iraq, enemy forces attacked his unit. Sgt. Magee was struck by shrapnel and died on April 27, 2010; and WHEREAS, Sgt. Magee received the Purple Heart for his injuries in the line of duty; and WHEREAS, Sgt. Magee is survived by his mother and father, Patricia and Tony Davis, three siblings, and his son Kameron; and NOW, THEREFORE, be it resolved that the people of our great state do honor and recognize with gratitude the courage, great sacrifice, and the enduring and inspiring legacy of Sgt. Anthony Magee in the highest traditions of honorable military service reflecting great credit upon himself, the U.S. Army and the State of Mississippi. DO YOU KNOW BENNIE & AIMMEE CHESTANG? • Bennie and Aimmee have been members for 10 years. • Bennie is the Praise Team Leader. • Aimmee is a member of the Praise Team; both are members of The Inspiration Choir. • Their favorite Bible verses are Proverbs 3:5-8. • Bennie has been the owner and CEO of The Barber Studio since 2013. • Aimmee has worked as a Nurse Practitioner at ConxCare since 2020. She is currently in school to become a Mental Health Nurse Practitioner. THANKS FOR DOING WHAT GOD HAS ANOINTED YOU TO DO! HAVE YOU MET THESE NEW MEMBERS? Meet Alan Barnes, Dwight Hayes, Jaden Hayes, and Matthew Wolfe! • Alan said that he hopes to one day be a multibusiness owner. • Matthew says that he would like to sing. • Dwight and Jaden said their favorite motto is to “Treat others how you wish to be treated.” • All of these young men stated they joined Shady Grove following in their grandfather’s, Jerome Wolfe, footsteps. WELCOME ALAN, DWIGHT, JADEN AND MATTHEW! On Tuesday, September 5th the State of Mississippi presented the family of Sgt. Anthony Magee a Proclamation to honor his life and the ultimate sacrifice he gave. These are excerpts from the Resolution:
SGBC | 88 October 8, 2023 is Pastor Appreciation Day. October is observed as National Clergy Appreciation Month. The month recognizes the contributions and services of pastors, priests, reverends, ministers, and all other clergymen. Devotees, on Pastor Appreciation Day, come together to express their gratitude to pastors and other staff of the church. The call to honor our church leaders’ contributions goes back to the time of Apostle Paul. As founder of many of the first Christian churches, Paul enjoined the congregation to give ‘double honor’ to the elders who managed the affairs of the church. He was especially concerned about honoring “those whose work is preaching and teaching.” Paul the apostle also entreated Christian communities to acknowledge those “who work hard among you, who care for you in the Lord, and who admonish you.” He believed that holding these spiritual leaders “in the highest regard in love because of their work” is crucial to Christian beliefs. Please take time to thank Pastor Woullard for his leadership and our ministers and deacons who serve alongside him. Excerpted from: www.nationaltoday.com/pastor-appreciation-day Forrnearly four decades now, the country has recognized October as National Breast Cancer Awareness Month. It is a time annually devoted to educating everyone about breast cancer — including metastatic breast cancer (MBC) — and the importance of early detection and access to timely, high-quality care. No matter who you are or where you live, breast cancer may touch your life. It’s necessary to understand the warning signs of breast cancer, your risk of breast cancer and what’s normal for you so you can take action if there are any changes in your breasts or underarm areas. KNOW YOUR RISK Knowing your family history is lifesaving. GET SCREENED For those at average risk, have a mammogram every year starting at age 40. KNOW YOUR NORMAL It’s important to know what’s normal for you so you can talk with your health care provider if something doesn’t look or feel right. Excerpted from: www.komen.org National Domestic Violence Awareness Month (DVAM) is an annual designation observed in October. For many, home is a place of love, warmth, and comfort. It’s somewhere that you know you will be surrounded by care and support, and a nice little break from the busyness of the real world. But for millions of others, home is anything but a sanctuary. The U.S. Department of Justice estimates that 1.3 million women and 835,000 men are victims of physical violence by a partner every year. During DVAM, victim advocates, allied professionals, survivors of abuse, their loved ones, and the surrounding community come together to mourn the lives lost to domestic violence, celebrate the progress that has been made to end this epidemic, and connect with others working to create change. Whether it’s this month or any month domestic violence’s is horrific and should not be tolerated. If you are experiencing domestic abuse, know that there is help. If you are in danger, call 911. Excerpted from: www.nationaldaycalendar.com OCTOBER 29TH IS SUPER SUNDAY If you would like to be baptized, please see Deborah Woullard or Sandra Thompson. If you would like to dedicate your baby, please see Maxine Coleman.
9 OCTOBER 1ST—OCTOBER 15TH SGBC | 9 OCTOBER 1ST—OCTOBER 15TH John Sr. & Stephanie McLemore Kenneth Sr. & Sandra S. Young Sylvester Jr. & Jin Joo Crosby Kenneth Jr. & Amber Young Pastor Reginald Woullard Austin Abrams Chertricia Wolfe Corey Austin Terri Banks Danielle Bridges Aaron J. Brown Joyce Brown Shaneka Buckley Gabby A. Bunch Kennedy Bush Vickey S. Campbell Debra Clark Briana Clark Johnna Coleman Treneicia Coleman Shantell Coleman Karen Coney Ashlee Conner Alfreda Collins Dillon Crowell Linda Y. Davis-Smith Stacy L. Dismuke Stephanie Ellis Sonya Renee Evans Gwendolyn M. Fairley Jonathan Gaines Jr. Lashandra D. Gaines Julius Gray Michael Green Keshelia L. Griffin-Gay Emmanuel Kirk Corley Jaymar Henry Jessie Lee Hibbler John Hinton III Jarveous Hughes Demesha Jones Enotris Jordan Jabaris Jordan Thelma Y. Jordan Gloria Lee Terrill Leflore Timothy LeFlore Kyla Lindsey Jeremy Long Randy Madison Ruth Madison Louketchia Matthews Stephanie May Tierra Mayfield Patrick McDonald Kennedi McDonald LaShanbura S. McInnis Johnna McLaurin John McLemore Sr. Trinity McPherson Desondra McSwain Terry L. Evans Julian D. Evans Angeneka Meeks Kaylyn Norwood Roger Grant Odomes Curtis Paige Dyamond White Fredrick Parkman Kavon Parkman Jaycee Fairley Rashad D. Peterson Keyanna Portis Sharon Reed Jeffrey Richardson Jade Hollingsworth Jaida Hollingsworth Charles Roberts Jr. Kevin Oatis Willie Mae Robertson Tyshell Rogers James Ruffin Robert Satcher Leguster Seawright Ziracharia Sibley Jessica M. Silas James Slaughter III Ashley Grace Smith Evangeline Smith DaQuashia J. Strahan Mary Keys Jaylaan Edwards Tanisha Thurman Ledarius Turner Jermaine VanBuren Ramzey Walker Darian M. Washington Kadence Weathersby Jared Weathersby Seven England Jamie Whitsett Justina Wolfe Thomas J. Woullard Anterio Yarborough Kenneth Young Jr.
Jordyn Adams Pedro Alvarez Michelle Anderson Shanteria Andrews James Baldwin Nicholas Keys Deangelo Barnes Kantrell Barnes Jewel Booth T.C. Boyd Vivian Brevard Alicia Bridges LaKeatra Broach Judge Brown II Queneka Butler Lester Carpenter Kamaya Lancaster Deborah Cherry Shuquetta Clayton Bonnie Coleman Samwondra Conner Adrian Craft Don Daniels Sr. Santana Davenport Patricia Davis Tameka Edwards Robert Ellis Ulysses Luke Ellis Adaeze Eneh Jackie C. Evans Alisicia Hinton Braden Sandifer Marcus Felts Kendaryl Antoine Tawanda Fortson Eunisha Griffin Chealsea Harmon Alfonso Harris Avery Hatten Lenora Haynes Erika Ross Jocelyn Hibbler Tamica R. Hill Veronica Tassin Carlee Hunt Amber N. Alexandria Lee Billy Johnson Dana Johnson Nicole Johnson Jennifer Marie Jones Kentrevis Jones Patsy D. Jones Devante Jordan Dia Kelly Dea. Robert Mitchell Lee Tadrian Leflore Jamonica Leflore Chencia M. Lewis Brandon Lewis Mae Lang Lowe Keiane Magee Marcellius Martin Leroy McGill Shalyn McRoy Lashonda McSwain Cashay Murphy Kendrick Murry Robert V. Nixon Annie Mae Parker Wilena Powe Janice Robinson Lillie Silas Aziah Smith Bryson Jackson Allison Stevens Vanessa Stone Shamaya Strahan Dexter Jordan Jr. Malik Sturdavant Bruce Tanksley Alisha Tanner Shetelha Taylor Theron J. Thompkins Ambrielle Turner Calandra Walker Diana Rena Walker Zakiyyah Walker Donovan Watts Shamika Wilkerson Kristy Williams Eric Jordan Robert Wilson Jr. Deanna Woods Lonnie Wooten Dea. Roderick Woullard Dea. Ronnie E. Woullard Jermaine Wright Latisha Harrison Young OCTOBER 16TH—OCTOBER 31ST SGBC | 1010 OCTOBER 16TH—OCTOBER 31ST Patrick & Tomeka McDonald Harry Jr. & Nolana A. Reese Jerome & Nellie Jean Wolfe Benjamin & Felecia Robinson Brown Terrence & Enjuli Bullock Antoine & Yvonne Yvette Coney
1. Titus, Titus 3:15 2. Timothy, 1 Timothy 1:2-4 3. Love, 1 Corinthians 13:8 4. Third, 2 Corinthians 12:14 5. Carnal, 1 Corinthians 3:1-4 6. “Slow to Speak”, James 1:19 7. Galatians, Galatians 5:22-23 8. Tertius, Romans 16:22 9. Paul, 1 Timothy 2:11 10. 1 Thessalonians, 1 Thessalonians 5:3 SGBC | 11 Melvin Miller Bonesia Lewis Joyce Lassic HOPE is a feeling of expectation and desire for a certain thing. If we believe what we heard and received in Roman 10:8-10 which says, “The word is near you, in your mouth and in your heart” (that is, the word of faith which we preach): verse 9, that if you confess with your mouth the Lord Jesus and believe in your heart that God has raised Him from the dead, you will be saved. Verse 10, For with the heart one believes unto righteousness, and with the mouth confession is made unto salvation, then we have hope. What is this hope? The hope that God gives lives in us, and we live in Him through the Holy Spirit. Another reason we have hope is because we believe that Jesus Christ is the only Son of the Living God. Scripture says, For God so loved the world that He gave His only Son that whosoever believe in Him should not perish but have everlasting life. For God sent not His Son to condemn the world but that the world through Him might be saved. (John 3:16) This is what Christians believe. Our hope is therefore in what we believe. I believe in the Lord Jesus Christ and that He was born, lived, died and rose from death for me and is now at the right side of God always interceding for me. What is your faith wrapped in? Do you have this same hope? If not, I admonish you today to get to know the Lord Jesus Christ. Then you can say with authority the words of Psalm 91:1, He that dwell in the secret place of the MOST HIGH GOD shall abide under the shadow of the Almighty. Then you will know and understand the Word that says from Leviticus 26 verse 7, You will pursue your enemies, and they will fall by the sword before you. Verse 8, Five of you will chase a hundred, and a hundred of you will chase ten thousand, and your enemies will fall by the sword before you. This is a benefit of faith and hope in Almighty God. This is big, right? But first we have to believe that God is who He says He Is. What about you, do you believe? The song: My hope is built on nothing less than Jesus’ Blood and righteousness. I dare not trust the sweetest frame but wholly lean on Jesus’ Name. On Christ the solid rock I stand all other ground is sinking sand, all other ground is sinking sand. Let’s Pray: Father in the Name of Jesus, thank You for being the solid rock on which we stand because we know nobody cares about us like You. Thank You for being God all by yourself. No help needed. Thank You for taking care of us individually and collectively. You are Our Great God. Thank You for salvation and through that we have hope in You. In Jesus’ Name! Amen! And it is so! Humbly submitted by Rev. Cathy Ross Woulard Encouragement for October CHRISTIAN HOPE
SGBC | 12 November Event At PURPLE SUNDAY @ SHADY GROVE Help raise awareness for Alzheimer's disease and other Dementia by wearing purple and joining the WALK to END Alzheimer's. 2023 WALK TO END ALZHEIMER 9:00 am Registration 9:45 am Ceremony 10:00 am Walk Starts October 28th (Pine Belt) Spirit Park USM, 121 W. Memorial Dr., Hattiesburg, MS November 11th War Memorial at (Laurel- Jones County) Library, 530 Commerce St., Laurel, MS NOVEMBER 12TH IS PURPLE SUNDAY AT SHADY GROVE For more information, please see Jazmyne Polk! 1. How does Moses make his coffee? Answer: Hebrews it. 2. How long did Cain dislike his brother? Answer: As long as he was Abel. 3. Why didn't Noah go fishing? Answer: He only had two worms. 4. What is the best way to study the Bible? Answer: You Luke into it. 5. How do you know that atoms are Catholic? Answer: They have Mass. 6. What do you call a sleepwalking nun? Answer: A roamin' Catholic. 7. Why did the priest giggle during his homily? Answer: He had Mass hysteria. 8. What do you call a priest who becomes a lawyer? Answer: A father-in-law. 9. Why did the sponge go to church? Answer: It was hole-y. 10. What did God do to cure Moses' headache? Answer: He gave him two tablets. 11. What did Moses say when he saw people worshipping the golden calf? Answer: Holy cow! 12. What do you call a Catholic ser- vice that's especially important? Answer: A critical Mass. 13. Where is the best place to get an ice cream cone? Answer: Sunday School. 14. What is a mathematician's favorite book of the Bible? Answer: Numbers. 15. Why couldn't they play cards on the Ark? Answer: Noah was always standing on the deck. www.womansday.com/life/funny-clean-christian -jokes
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SGBC | 14 Mental Wellness October is Attention Deficit Hyperactivity Disorder (ADHD) National Awareness Month. ADHD is a condition characterized by inattention, hyperactivity, and impulsivity. ADHD is most commonly diagnosed in young people. An estimated 8.8% of children aged 4-17 have ADHD. While ADHD is usually diagnosed in childhood, it does not only affect children. An estimated 4.4% of adults aged 18-44 have ADHD. ADHD Symptoms While some behaviors associated with ADHD are “normal” and not a cause for concern to most people, someone with ADHD will have trouble controlling these behaviors and will show them much more frequently and for longer than 6 months. Signs of inattention include: • Becoming easily distracted and jumping from activity to activity. • Becoming bored with a task quickly. • Difficulty focusing attention or completing a single task or activity. • Trouble completing or turning in homework assignments. • Losing things such as school supplies or toys. • Not listening or paying attention when spoken to. • Daydreaming or wandering with lack of motivation. • Difficulty processing information quickly. • Struggling to follow directions. Signs of hyperactivity include: • Fidgeting and squirming, having trouble sitting still. • Non-stop talking. • Touching or playing with everything. • Difficulty doing quiet tasks or activities. Signs of impulsivity include: • Impatience. • Acting without regard for consequences, blurting things out. • Difficulty taking turns, waiting, or sharing. • Interrupting others. TREATMENT AND SUPPORT FOR THOSE WITH ADHD AND THEIR FAMILIES Treatments for ADHD include medications, behavioral therapy, self-management, education programs and assistance through schools or work or alternative treatment approaches. We also recommend our NAMI support groups and classes for those living with mental health conditions, as well as their families and loved ones. Contact our local NAMI support group in Hattiesburg, MS. Call the NAMI Helpline at 1-800-950-NAMI (6264) M-F, 10 am – 10 pm, ET | Or in a crisis, text “NAMI” to 741741 for 24/7, confidential, free crisis counseling Reference: https://namica.org/illnesses/attention-deficit-hyperactivity-disorder-adhd/ Parents, listen to your children and teach them to not be wild, but train them to have good character, citizenship, courage, discernment, friendliness, generosity, gentleness, honesty, humility, obedience, patience, self-control and wisdom. We must teach them, not the teachers. Let’s train them to learn how to control some of their behaviors and symptoms. It’s called prevention. Submitted by: Dr. Stacey Blalock Henry, Ph.D.
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SGBC | 1616 SUNDAY Sunday School at 9:30 am Worship Service at 7:45 am and 10:45 am MONDAY Dance 6 pm Weekly TUESDAY Senior Citizen Luncheon 1st Week at 10 am Wise Encouragers 3rd Week at 6 pm WEDNESDAY Sisterhood at 6 pm Weekly Brotherhood & Adult Men’s Bible Study 2nd & 4th Week at 6 pm Adult and Youth Bible Study at 7 pm (Adult-Life Center; Youth-Sanctuary) SATURDAY Corporate Prayer at 8 am Join by dialing 720-740-9642 access code 4402008 Boyz2Men Ministry 2nd & 4th Week at 11 am Girl Scouts 2nd Week at 11 am Iron Sharpeners 2nd Week at 10 am Women In The Making 3rd Week at 11 am WOW 3rd Week at 10 am Witness 4th Week at 9 am (announced) Youth Ushers at 1 pm (quarterly) The Sunny South Singers will host the “We Care Program” Sunday, October 22nd at 4 pm in the Sanctuary. Everyone is invited. See Dea. Mitchell Lee for more information. Voter registration forms are in the church foyer. Application assistance is available. Monique Crosby Terry Harris Jackie Evans Leona Woullard Albert Barnett Josie Davis Darlene Dantzler Celia Grant Angela Thames Leroy Wolfe Vernon Dahmer Jr. Lue Dahmer Harold Dahmer Sr. Stephanie Ellis Mary Dean Lee Kathy Wallace Joe Lee Jessica Hibbler Roscoe McDonald Sr. We have numerous families in bereavement. Pray for: Pastor Woullard, Dorothy, Veronica, Ralph III, Dea. Rod and the entire Woullard family; their cousin, Ricky Naylor passed. The family of Norman Wilson Sr. Norman passed July 24th. Remember in prayer: his children; Norman Jr. and Shantay; and his siblings, Robert Jr., Lavon, Thomas, Channin, Kathy, Kay, Vanessa, Mary and Kimmerico. Brenda Booth and her family; her cousin, Beverly Payton passed. Rev. Gregory Keyes and his family; his cousin, Wilbur Myers Jr. passed. Rev. Shawna Mott and her family; her aunt, Gwen London passed. Juanita Jones and her family; her sister, Leslie Jones passed. Elatsky Wilson and her family; her uncle, Randy Brooks passed. Rev. Christine Bourn, Vernice Roberts and their family; their sister, Annette Musgrove passed. SICK WEEKLY SCHEDULE ANNOUNCEMENTS BEREAVED NURSING HOME HOME BOUND James Hayes Terrell Carson Diann White Jayce Jordan YOUR VOTE IS YOUR VOICE! The SGBC Newsletter is a publication of the Shady Grove Baptist Church. It is published once a month on the 1st of each month. Contact us at [email protected]. Maxine Coleman, Editor