
Grace Presbyterian Church
E-mail bulletin
January 5, 2005
Dear Members and Friends of Grace,
Greetings from the Pastor’s study. I
trust the Lord is sustaining you by his grace this week as you seek his
strength each day.
Please note the following information:
This evening (1/05):
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We will
meet for our weekly Wednesday evening prayer
meeting this evening at 7:00 p.m. at our house. Please call me for
directions or to inform me of any matters for prayer (church, 321-5220 or home,
321-6151).
Saturday, 1/08:
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The
Women’s Bible Study will meet at 8:30 a.m. at the Johnsons’ house.
Please contact
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The
Men’s prayer breakfast will meet at 7:30 a.m. at the church. Contact me
if you have any questions.
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The
session will meet at 6:00 p.m. at the church. If you have any matters to bring
before the session, or if you have a matter to bring before the congregational
meeting the next day (1/9) and would like the session to consider it first,
please let me know.
This coming Lord’s
Day (1/09):
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The
adult Sunday School class will
watch and discuss the next segment of
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My
morning sermon will be “Keeping the End
in Sight” from Mark 13:1-13.
As we consider Mark 13 over the next few weeks, we will take a close
look at Jesus’ teaching on the end times and his Second Coming.
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I have
been preaching on the 10 Commandments
during the evening service. This Sunday Evening we will look at the 7th Commandment (“Thou
shalt not commit adultery”). My message will be “Faithfulness and Purity”.
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The annual congregational meeting will meet
this Lord’s Day immediately following the morning service. If you are a
member of Grace, please make every effort to attend this meeting.
Tsunami relief:
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If you
are interested in helping the Tsunami relief work, and want to be sure your
gift is used by those who are ministering in Christ’s name, please read
the following e-mail from the Diaconal Committee of the OPC:
Beloved in the Lord:
After
considerable research, the executive committee of the General Assembly
Committee on Diaconal Ministries has decided to set up a tsunami fund as a
vehicle for willing donors to help provide relief to believers in the affected
areas. Please designate gifts "for tsunami relief." Your gifts will be
given through existing Reformed ministries and churches in the areas of
disaster. It is our sincere desire that diaconal aid given in the name of
Christ be accompanied by a clear gospel witness. Since there are Reformed
ministries in the area of the disaster, we intend to distribute the Lord's
gifts through such ministries. Gifts designated for tsunami relief should be
sent to:
Committee
on Diaconal Ministries
The
Rev. Leonard J. Coppes, secretary-treasurer
In Christ,
Pastor Scott
Pastor Scott Johnson
Grace Presbyterian Church (OPC)
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