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Highlighting the ways Second-Ponce joins worship & community with everyday life.

November 6, 2019 SPdL young adults in their sports themed costumes pose during last week’s annual Trunk-or-Treat.

BE STILL

The 2020 SPdL Women’s Retreat February 21–23 | Pinnacle Retreat Center | Clayton, GA | Cost: $160 (includes your two-night stay, four meals & all materials) Emails to return, calls to make, lunches to pack, games to attend, friends to visit, family to care for, jobs to complete, traffic to endure... When does it stop? And more importantly, where is room for God? The Inviting and Teaching Teams invite you to escape the noise at our 2020 women's retreat. This getaway is a chance for us to share, learn, explore, rest and have fun among the beautiful lakes and forests of the Appalachian Mountains. We'll welcome retreat leader Lanta Carroll—counselor, minister, wife, mother to a toddler and artist—to help us to "be still" in the midst of our busy lives. Registration is open now. Sign up using the paper form included in the retreat brochure or online at spdl.org/womensretreat. This getaway makes a great gift for the women in your life or ladies, treat yourself to this fun and meaningful retreat. Contact Gayle Suggs at gbsuggs@hotmail.com for more information.

FRUIT THAT LASTS ALL YEAR A SPdLU study of the fruits of the spirit with David Hull | Wednesdays | November 6, 13 & 20 | 6 p.m. | Fellowship Hall • 11/6: Fruit that Lasts All Year: Love, Joy and Peace • 11/13: Fruit that Lasts All Year: Patience, Kindness and Generosity

• 11/20: Fruit that Lasts All Year: Faithfulness, Gentleness and Self-Control NOTE: There are no Wednesday evening activities on 11/27.

404.266.8111 2715 Peachtree Road NE, Atlanta, GA 30305 contactus@spdl.org www.spdl.org

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Find this month’s events online at spdl.org/churchcalendar.


JOIN US FOR WORSHIP NOVEMBER 3 Traditional service Message: The Only Fall Weekend to Cheer for the Saints Scripture: Ephesians 1:11–23 Preacher: Dr. Dock Hollingsworth All Together Message: Praying with Joy Scripture: Philippians 1:1–12 Preacher: Rev. Josh Scott NOVEMBER 10 Traditional service Message: Do It Again, Lord Scripture: Haggai 2:1–9 Preacher: Rev. Josh Scott All Together Message: A Perspective for Joy Scripture: Philippians 2:14–18 Preacher: Rev. Josh Scott NOVEMBER 17 Traditional service Message: And You Will Be Hated Scripture: Luke 21:5–19 Preacher: Dr. Dock Hollingsworth All Together Message: Leaving the Past to Embrace Joy Scripture: Philippians 3:1–16 Preacher: Rev. Josh Scott NOVEMBER 24 Traditional service Message: Our Part of the Inheritance Scripture: Colossians 1:11–20 Preacher: Dr. Dock Hollingsworth All Together Message: Spreading Joy Scripture: Philippians 4:1–23 Preacher: Rev. Josh Scott

Sundays at Second-Ponce Traditional service: 11 a.m. in the Sanctuary All Together: 4 p.m. in the Second-Ponce Theater (downstairs)

FROM THE BOOK SHELF By John Roma, Church Librarian

Did you know that The Official Downton Abbey Cookbook is in the Second-Ponce library? After the huge success of both the TV program and now the motion picture, this wonderful cookbook was put together. In the new Downton Abbey movie, Lord and Lady Grantham are hosting the King and Queen of England and hold a royal banquet in their honor, and with this collection of recipes, you can experience the cuisine and history of this English country house. Many dishes from both the TV show and the movie are included. Come see this and a variety of other cookbooks in the church library. Library Hours: Sundays, 9:30–11 a.m. and Wednesdays, 4–7:15 p.m.

GIVING THANKS FOR FRIENDS Women’s Ministry Friendsgiving Thursday, November 21 6:30 p.m. at Terri Bunch’s Home

This community and the friendship we share is one of many things we're thankful for this year. Let's celebrate each other at the Women's Ministry's annual Friendsgiving dinner. In the busy holiday season, let's take a much-needed night off to eat and laugh with friends. RSVP to womensministry@spdl.org.

Find church events online at spdl.org/church calendar


FAMILIES ON MISSION DAY HAS TWO OPPORTUNITIES TO SERVE

Sunday, November 10 | After 11 a.m. & 4 p.m. worship services | Meal cost: Free | Meet in the Fellowship Hall This Sunday, our Ministry to Children and Families is having a fall Families on Mission Day. We know your weekends are packed with activities so we're offering two time slots for you to participate! Following both the 11 a.m. Sanctuary and 4 p.m. All Together worship services, we'll meet in the Fellowship Hall for a yummy meal to get things started. After, we'll prepare care packages for families who have babies in the NICU and are "rooming-in" at the hospital. Before wrapping up, we'll have an intentional time of prayer as families praying for families and ask God to offer comfort, peace and healing to these children and their parents. Come for one or both of these mission day opportunities! To make sure we have enough food, please RSVP to Heather Webb at hwebb@spdl.org or 404.591.4366.

SO MANY COSTUMES, SO MUCH CANDY AND SO MUCH FUN

The Second-Ponce campus overflowed with friends, family and fun at our annual Trunk-or-Treat. Thanks to everyone who gave time, creativity, food and sweet treats. A photo album from the night is on our Facebook page. Go check out the pictures from Christine Cotter and Dave Randolph.

FELLOWSHIP SUPPER NOVEMBER MENU

Join us Wednesdays @ 5 p.m. in the Fellowship Hall

NOVEMBER 6

NOVEMBER 20

Regular: Meatballs & sausage marinara, ravioli,

Regular: Turkey, stuffing & gravy, green bean

garlic bread, salad & ice cream

casserole, salad, rolls & pie

Kids: Meatballs, pasta, fruit & dessert

Kids: Same as regular menu

NOVEMBER 13

NOVEMBER 27

Regular: Roasted chicken, potato casserole,

No Fellowship Supper on this night. We wish

black-eyed peas, salad, rolls & assorted cakes

everyone a Happy Thanksgiving!

Kids: Chicken fingers, French fries, fruit & dessert

LITE OPTIONS Grilled Chicken Garden Salad: Grilled chicken, tomatoes, cucumbers, peppers, pecans and cheese over fresh greens Chef Club Wrap: Turkey, ham, lettuce, tomato & cheese in a wrap with fruit Quiche Plate: Spinach & mushroom quiche with fruit


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SPdL senior adults had another fun (and delicious!) trip to stock up on fresh apples at Jaemor Farms.

CHRISTMAS HOPE (Helping Others through Projects of Encouragement) Sunday, December 8 | After All Together | Youth Area

This year, we’re offering encouragement through a home-cooked meal for a group of college students who may be unable to go home for the holidays or don’t have a place at all to celebrate the season. After the All Together service on Sunday, December 8, Second-Ponce will provide fried chicken and we’re asking you to bring sides or desserts. If cooking or baking isn’t in your wheelhouse, we could also use volunteers to drive vans to transport students to and from SPdL and/or serve the meal. Sunday School classes and small groups can sign up to make care packages or write notes of encouragement for these students. You can sign up to help at spdl.org/hope.

STEWARDSHIP UPDATE

From Jeff Miller, Church Administrator As of November 3, we received 124 pledges representing $885,243.00 (52%) of our $1.7 million budget. Again, I say thank you, but we still have a ways to go. There’s still time to submit your pledge card if you have not already done so. You can mail or drop it off to the church office or complete the online version at spdl.org/pledge.

IN LOVING MEMORY

SYMPATHY TO

Rease Inge Weber

Jim Cheatham

Angela & Don Cheatham, in the deaths of her father & mother, Jim & Alyce Cheatham on

October 2

October 7

October 7 & 9.

Frances G. Tompkins

Alyce Cheatham

Patricia Tagg, in the death of her nephew, Rease Inge Weber, on October 2.

October 4

October 9 Gwin Thomas, in the death of her mother, Frances Tompkins, on October 4.

CONGRATULATIONS TO Margaret Barker and Jeff Ogar, in the birth of their daughter, Elizabeth Jane Ogar, on October 26.


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