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S E P T E MB E R

F IRST BAPTIST C HURC H JEF F ERSON CITY, MO

UPCOMING What are your thoughts and questions

we are having to reconfigure routes

about prayer? Why pray? Does it make

and pick-ups. Our FBC Wednesday

a difference? How has prayer impacted

schedule has not changed; the bus

Sept 4

your life? What is your greatest

ministry has. We will keep you posted.

Children & Youth Activities Resume

All of this beckons us to a larger

Sept 7

struggle regarding prayer? What keeps you from going deeper in your prayer life? During a September sermon series, we’ll explore these issues and more. I hope you’ll be here and that you will bring someone with you. Even people who are not keen on church are curious about prayer.

Also in September, we will see

conversation about the most effective way for FBC to minister with children. Our vision is bold: Compelled to be Christ’s love and hope. To effectively

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bring that love and hope to children

Habitat for Humanity Build Day

and their families, we will be inviting parents and volunteers to do some

Sept 29

vision-casting

Church Picnic Memorial Pavilion @ 5pm

changes to our Wednesday transportation of children for choirs and

Grace,

missions. Now that all elementary

Doyle

schools dismiss at the same time,

Donation Day for Project Homeless Connect

Oct 14 Birdies & BBQ


september SERIES

P R AY E R

Adult Choir & Orchestra Schedules:

September is the perfect time to join

September Wednesday Schedule 5:30pm Orchestra Rehearsal 6:30pm Adult Choir Rehearsal

to working on weekly worship music we

the adult choir or orchestra! In addition will also begin rehearsing our Christmas music! Contact Rod if you are interested.

P r a i s e & Wo r s h i p Te a m Rehearsal Schedule: September Wednesday Schedule 7:45pm Praise & Worship Team Rehearsal

Yo u t h C h o i r S c h e d u l e : See page 7

S o u n d & P r o j e c t i o n Te c h s We need you! If interested talk to Rod.

2 - PRAISE & WORSHIP

WELCOME

NEW MEMBER < Amanda Gipson


In partnership with Habitat for Humanity and three other churches (1st United Methodist, 1st Christian & 1st Presbyterian) FBC will help build a Habitat house for a family displaced by the recent tornado. We will be teaming with these other churches during the month of September. Each church will be responsible for providing volunteers and the meals for the crew on one of the Thursdays in September. Our assigned day is -

Thursday, September 19 If youâ&#x20AC;&#x2122;re interested in volunteering, please contact Ron Medin: ronmedin@gmail.com or 573-821-4595 Bob Bell: bellsjcmo92@gmail.com or 573-821-1598

Are you handy? Can you cook? Help us build or make a meal for the crew on

Sept. 19th Contact Ron Medin or Bob Bell to volunteer. FBCJC

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KIDS Wednesday Children’s Activities

Thank you to FBC for making our Overnight Camp

will resume on Wednesday, September 4. 4:15pm Children’s choir 5:00pm dinner 5:45pm First Kids and First Friends

possible! We had a wonderful time learning about becoming more like Christ during our time at Windermere with friends from Chandler Baptist Church (Liberty, MO), Hamilton Baptist Church (Hamilton, MO), and Third Baptist Church (St. Louis, MO). Our theme verses were

Preschool Choir (Ages 3 through Pre-K) meet in room 3

Colossians 3:12-14 “God loves you and has chosen you

in Refuge Youth Area.

as his own special people. So be gentle, kind, humble,

Music Makers (Grades K-2) meet in room 203

meek, and patient. Put up with each other, and forgive

Sonshine Singers (Grades 3-5) meet in room 4 in

anyone who does you wrong, just as Christ has forgiven

Refuge Youth Area.

you. Love is more important than anything else. It is what

First Kids and First Friends is from 5:45-6:30pm

ties everything completely together.”

First Friends (Ages 3 through Pre-K) meet in room 305 First Kids (Grades K-5) meet in room 201 [Grades K-2 and Grades 3-5 will meet separately in either 201 or 203] Parents will receive registration forms and may return them via email or to the church office prior to Sept. 4.

4 - K I D S & FA M I LY


Tw o p e r s o n s c ra m b l e . Te a m e d u p t h e d a y o f. Limited to first 28 golfers. Le a v e l o w e r l o t 7 : 0 0 a m . Te e t i m e @ 8 : 3 0 a m . $ 6 0 ( 3 7. 5 0 g re e n f e e , 22.50 prize $). Pay the day of tournament. B B Q a f t e r w a rd s D u t c h t re a t . Sign up in the c h u rc h o f f i c e ! J o i n u s f o r a g re a t d a y o f g o l f, f o o d , a n d f e l l o w s h i p !

Fa m i l y a n d f r i e n d s o f T h o m a s “ Wa y n e ” S h o u s e . Fa m i l y a n d f r i e n d s o f Ed i t h S e a l e s .

S Y M PAT H Y

J a m e s P re s t o n a n d f a m i l y i n t h e d e a t h o f h i s b ro t h e r- i n - l a w. Beth Schmidt and family in the d e a t h o f h e r m o t h e r- i n - l a w.

P R AY E R REQUESTS

Mary Huhn (FBC Admin Assistant) and family in the death of her b ro t h e r.

F LOW E R S

O rd e r a l t a r f l o w e r s i n m e m o r y o r honor of someone. Contact the office. Cost is $25.

If you have prayer re q u e s t s , c o n t a c t the office or email p r a y e r t e a m @ f b c j c . o rg

S u n d a y s i n S e p t e m b e r, John & Deborah Scott

RESERVED PA R K I N G

will park in the spot re s e r v e d fo r P a s t o r D o y l e . P ro c e e d s t o y o u t h m i s s i o n t r i p . T H A N K YO U !

FBCJC

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W E D N E S D AY

NIGHT

BIBLE STUDIES

Wednesday Night Adult Bible Study @ 5:45 in Room 332 Study of Mark by Francis Chan with Sondra Allen.

Haiti Mission Trip for High School Youth* March 21 – 26, 2020 Cost: $1,765 (estimate due to flights) *The trip is open to any high school youth active in Refuge Youth Ministry and willing to meet trip requirements. Registration opens September 1 and runs through September 30 at refugejc.com/haiti. This does not guarantee you will go. There are only 16 spots open for youth. If more than 16 youth register, priority will be given to older youth as younger youth will have future options for this trip. There is no deposit required to sign up in September. If you are selected to go, a deposit of $500 is due online by October 30 and the trip must be paid in full by March 1.

Questions? Contact Jeff (573.680.0230) or Cathy Martin (573.659.0711) or Melissa Hatfield (573.634.3603)

Project Homeless Connect October 18, 2019 September 7 // Donation Day (10am–2 pm) Bring donations of clean clothes and shoes to FBC Fellowship Hall. Volunteers are also needed to help sort items that day.

October 18 // Volunteer (9am – 2pm) Volunteers are needed to register and guide guests to specific service destinations. Volunteers are also needed to drive vehicles.

Interested in helping? Contact Lory Feeler at feeling@ktis.net or jcmo.phc@ gmail.com.


MIDWEEK BEGINS SEPTEMBER 4 6:00-7:15 pm Middle School (Grades 6-8) 7:45-9:00 pm High School (Grades 9-12) Refuge Youth Room New Series: LIFELINES Do you have any friendships you can really count on — the kind of friendships you might call your “lifelines?” God designed us to have friendships we can trust, but God also knew we’d need some help figuring out how to build friendships that are lifelines for each other. In this 4-week series, we’ll look at the kind of friendship Jesus models for us: friendship that lets us be real, gives us a chance to grow, gives us a group when we feel alone, and can even change the world. YOUTH CHOIR SCHEDULE: Sunday, September 1 NO Youth Choir Rehearsal Sunday, September 8 5:15pm Youth Choir Rehearsal 6:15pm Youth to Dairy Queen Sunday, September 15 5:15pm Youth Choir Rehearsal Sunday, September 22 10:45am Sing in Praise & Worship Service 11:45am Youth Choir Luncheon & Rehearsal Sunday, September 29 11:45am Youth Choir Luncheon & Rehearsal

Get text updates: RefugeJC to 313131

FIND US ONLINE @refugejc

refugejc.com

September 1 // Reg. for Haiti Trip open See trip details on page 6 September 4 // Midweek Begins

Basecamp Sundays, 9:30-10:30am / Refuge Rm Join us on Sundays for Basecamp, our Bible Teaching program. We have donuts each Sunday. This month we’re talking about sharing our faith with boldness. Join us for our series, “Hear Me Roar!”.

REFUGE

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HOMEBOUND

FRIENDSHIP

FRIENDSHIP

Erma Rakes (9/1) 2546 Scenic Drive Jefferson City, MO 65101

Monday, September 2 NO Friendship Singers’ Rehearsal

Mon, Sept. 23, 6:00PM People Pow Wow Greg Olson

Gwynne Rogers (9/29) 1002 Main, Room 281 Jefferson City, MO 65109

Monday, September 9 & 16 10:00am Friendship Singers’ Rehearsal

Meal Provided by Chef Michael Ferguson & the FBC Kitchen Staff:

Do you want to be a blessing and be blessed? Become a “Homebound Visitor”! Contact Rod if you have questions.

Monday, September 23 10:00am Friendship Singers’ Program at Oak Tree Villa

Garden Fresh Bowl of Salad Spaghetti Noodles with White or Meat Sauce Steamed Broccoli Garlic Bread Sticks

Monday, September 30 7:30am Friendship Singers’ trip to Mexico Veterans’ Home

Last Names A-M are asked to bring a dessert

BIRTHDAY

SINGERS

CLUB

Seniors

WELCOME! Amanda Gipson and Teresa Stull have joined our Homebound Visitors’ Team!

churchwide picnic September 29

Memorial Park pavilion @ 5pm. The FBC Deacons will provide the meat, drinks, and paper products. The congregation is asked to bring sides and desserts. We will have live music provided by talented musicians in our congregation as well as activities for children.

THE NUMBERS Bible Teaching Worship Attendance Attendance

Budget Offering

Weekly Budget Needs . . . . . . . $27,438.18

July 28

259

315 $ 6,026.00

Budget needs to date . . . . . . $895,970.76

Aug 4

239

265 $ 37,513.19

Budget given to date . . . . . . . $748,710.39

Aug 11

277

313 $ 23,668.15

Budget expenses to date* . . . $769,571.53

Aug 18

323

414 $ 15,072.25

*not all invoices have been received

301 E. Capitol Ave. / Jefferson City, MO 65101 / fbcjc.org / 573.634.3603


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