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Happy Birthdays: Michael McIntire, , Richard Blake, Jane Blake’s niece Kendra Noah that lives in Ft. White Fla. She turned 19 last Thursday, Charlie Thompson Feb 17th, Eric Nichols and Austin Nichols, Austin is in Afghanistan, His mom Annette hopes they made him a nice birthday cake, I hope so too, but knowing the way Annette cooks I doubt that they even came close!
Don’t forget to check out the new online classifieds on the Shannon County Current Waves website! Rolla has Rollanet, and others around have their own but from Salem down to Thayer and Van Buren to Willow Springs is kind of in a dead zone for the other ones, the drive to buy any given item on each of them is just too far I think. So if everyone can get on here and buy and sell It will be great for all of us.
A small dog has been found in Winona, Bev Tune wants everyone to know that he is at her house she said he looks like he might be part yorkie and is very small black and tan with gray on top of his head, he had blue collar with little bell on it, if this is your dog get in touch with Bev.
Sharon Davis of Winona wants to wish
her daughter Shawna a Happy Birthday. Her Birthday is March 4th.
Sharon and her sister June, had a good visit at their brother Wayne’s in
Nixa Mo last Tuesday, he had finished with his treatments and seemed much
stronger. He says he hopes to come to his class reunion in May. He has
been battling cancer but got a good report from his Dr. in Springfild.
Congratulations to the Lady Redwings for a great season 20-5 , good luck to them in District play! "They play March 2 @ 6:00 pm. Championship game for DISTRICTS is March 6 @ 6:00 pm. All District games are played at Dora High School this year!
I had lunch last week with Michelle, Sherman and Nora Shedd, Teresa Ferguson, Dana Bailey, Jolene Fisher, Becky Barnes and her friend Pearl Francise. Nora was doing great! I was so glad to see her out and enjoying herself. Oh and from last week, Michelle is NOT going to Haiti.. she has friends that are going, we got a big laugh out of that and a friend of hers, Cory Barnes Fulk , in Cheyenne Wyoming emailed her to tell her she was envious of her, she always wanted to go to Haiti haha... We came to the conclusion that if she went to Haiti we might need to send just black trash bags instead of suitcases!
Jim Fry came through double bypass
surgery Friday and is doing well. Other Great News –Janis Orchard wants
to thank everyone so much for their prayers, she is at home again for the
2nd time. She had surgery the 15th. And is doing pretty good. Eminence Senior News
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Nutrition & You It must be getting closer to swimsuit time, because everyone that calls me is asking for a diet or weight-loss program. Although there are three diatary issues for weight loss, fats, carbohydrates and fiber, most people only concentrate on their fat content and ignore the other two issues and then wonder why they can't maintain a healthy weight level. If you want to lose weight you must keep your fat And carbohydrate intake down as close to 3 grams per serving as possible. Conversely, your fiber should be just the opposite; higher than 3 grams. Anyone who's read my column knows I push fresh fruits and vegetables so I won't go into too much detail here, except to say they provide one of the best sources of fiber available, which is essential to keeping your digestive system operating at its best optimum. You also might want to remember that it takes more calories to burn crunchy vegetables then cooked which means in some cases, such as celery which is already low in calories, they qualify as negative calorie intake. In other words they burn more calories to digest than they contain. Eating more salads will mean eating more salad dressing, which creates a dilemma since All creamy types of dressing are bad for you. In fact the three most fattening dressing are the most popular; Ranch, Blue Cheese, and Caesar. They have a whopping 150 calories and 15 grams of fat per serving. Stick to the dressings you can see through, preferably those made with olive oil and vinegar since the olive oil will promote lower cholesterol. I prefer the new Salad Spritzers. Because they are essentially flavored water therefore have no fattening ingredients to hinder my healthy meal. And remember, you are defeating the purpose of a healthy salad if you load it up with bacon bits, cheese, and croutons. Stick to the tiniest of portions, or leave them out completely. With everyone telling you that yogurt is a great way to lose weight they forget to mention the extremely high amount of sugar per serving in many types. In fact some, with a whopping 35 grams, have more sugar than candy. When you are watching your sugar intake, it should not be one of the first 3 ingredients! Read your containers. If they have more than 10 grams of sugar they are Not diet food. I always advise to buy plain yogurt and add your own fruit and a drop or two of vanilla for flavor. It's better for you, not to mention cheaper. If you're trying to lose weight or watch your sugar intake avoid carbohydrates. They turn to sugar in your system, raising your blood-sugar level. Limit your bread to whole grain types, once daily, and your potatoes to one small serving once a week. And Never have more then one starch per meal! The following is a copy of a basic daily diet plan; BREAKFAST 1/2 cup cheerios or plain mini wheat cereal 1/2 cup low fat milk sugar substitute 1 cup cantaloupe or blue berries coffee SNACK 1 apple LUNCH 1 cup vegetable type soup or 2 cups chicken bullion carrot and celery sticks 1 cup low fat milk SNACK 1 apple DINNER vegetable salad steamed chicken breast or steamed white fish 1 cup low fat milk On a final note I want to remind everyone that unless they're marked sugar-free, All powdered coffee creamers are made with corn syrup solids and therefore have sugar in them. Even when they are listed as 0 sugars. This simply means the sugar content is below the FDA's required listing amount. If it is made with corn syrup solids it's still in there. So if you're a diabetic read your ingredients, and buy sugar-free creamers. Sharing Thyme |
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Everyone is invited! We hope to see all present and past patrons of Summersville Branch Library at Summersville City Hall on Monday, March 8th, 6:30 p.m. to discuss the submission of a grant application that will help to make the new Summersville Library a reality! As part of the hearing process, citizens will be asked to verbally assist with input on the needs of the community as a whole. Whatever the library means to you Ð free movie checkout, Internet access, fax and copy services, G.E.D. study books, free interlibrary loans Ð we need your participation at this meeting. Let's keep the Summersville Library the Hub of the Community by voicing our concerns on March 8th. See you at City Hall! New books to our fiction shelf this week include "Divine Justice", large print by David Baldacci; "The Innocent", large print by Harlan Coben; "The Burnt House", large print by Faye Kellerman; and "Cruel Intent", mystery by J.A.Jance. New Christian fiction includes Gilbert Morris' "Appomattox Saga: Book 3". April 15th will be here before we know it. We have received most of the free IRS forms and instructions, but if we don't have the one you need, we can print it out for 10 cents per page. The State of Missouri will not supply forms free of charge. However, we can also make copies of Missouri forms for you. The Library now has Free interlibrary loan service available for books, audios and DVD and VHS movies. If our library doesn't have the materials you would like to read, listen to or watch, please let us know and we will do our best to get them borrowed for you. Items will be couriered to us every Tuesday and Thursday from various large libraries within and without Missouri. This service makes millions of volumes available to our patrons. Though this service is free, we cannot get current best sellers because patrons of the lending library have them checked out or have holds on them. For recently published items we will have to wait about six months. Texas County Library has an ongoing need for UPC barcodes from any Best Choice labels. "As for courage and will, we cannot measure how much of each lies within us. We can only trust there will be sufficient to carry through trials which may lie ahead." Andre Norton Summersville Library is a branch of Texas County Library and located on the square in Summersville, MO. Business hours are 11 a.m. 5 p.m. Monday through Friday and 9 a.m. Ð 1 p.m on Saturday. Contact the library; 417-932-5261 or (toll-free) 888-609-4491 or sumlib@train.missouri.org. Visit us on the Internet and access our online catalog at train.missouri.org/library.
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Betty Phillips Logue Around the County Betty Phillips Logue February birthdays: Allen Phillips (2/17); Barbara Phillips Morris (2/22); Ayden Dillman (2/22): Dr. Joseph Bruce (2/22); Tena Guffey (2/22); and Merle Phillips March (1). Merle Phillips celebrated his 75th birthday with family members at Rivers Edge Cafe,Thomasville, Sataurday, February 27. Those attending were: Merle and Carolyn Phillips; Allen, Deena and Colt Phillips, Winona; Merle Jr. Phillips and Jamie Detwiler, Birch Tree; Greg, Darcy and Greta Phillips, Winona; Don Norton, Winona; Jared, Ashley, and Jackson Phillips, Winona; Glen and Dawna Phillips, Mountain View; Kenny Sanders and Betty and Mr. and Mrs. Thompson, Winona. Everyone had a good time. Donna Norton had prepared the delicious birhtday cake. Merle's granddaughter Darcy made her grandpa a cake, too. Jason Davis and family visited with his grandfather Kenny Sanders Sunday, February 28. Condolences the family and friends of Freda Wilkins. Mrs. Wilkins passed away February 18. Condolences to the family and friends of Lola Cooley. Mrs. Cooley passed away 2/18. Kenny and I drove to Springfield Friday, February 26 and then returned home via I44 going to Rolla. It was an enjoyable trip. Sam and Gabe Pummill, Summersville, visited with Kenny and I. Alberta was working and Emily was in school. Sheryl Pummill called to let me know that she and Sami were doing okay. It was good to hear from her. Mark and DeShea Thrasher, pastor at the Assembly of God, attended Mrs. Hembrey's funeral in Lebanon. They also attended the funeral of Maleta Nash Shelton . Condolences to the family of Paul and Edna Nash in the passing of Edna's mother Mrs. Hembrey and the loss of their daughter Maleta Nash Shelton. Mavis Melton called her brother Kenny Sanders. They talked and laughed about things that happened years ago. It is always good to hear from Mavis. Flossie George called me to let me know she and Jerry were both doing okay. Flossie goes to the senior center in Kearney everyday and truly enjoys the trip. Her grandson Ayden Dillman had stayed a few days with his "Granny Flo". I enjoy talking to my sister. Linda Snearly had sent me a box of "Bath and Body Works" for my birthday. The items were very nice. I called her to thank her for the lotions, etc. Russell is recovering from a back injury but is back to work and feeling much better. Allen Phillips, Winona, is busy hauling trash. He and his brother Greg have a contract to pick-up trash for the city of Winona. The Olympics on televison have been fun to watch. The Americans did very well. They came home with the most medal! Emily Pummill, Summersville, spent Sunday in Perryville, MO playing volleyball. Her mother Alberta and grandmother Goldie Conner attended the games. Shannon County
PUBLIC NOTICE
& Announcements After much consideration, I have filed for
the position of Shannon County Treasurer.
Here are some of my qualifications; Certified by H &R Block for income tax
preparation in 1976
I would endeavor to bring to the
treasurer's office the same level of integrity with which it has been
maintained by Allen Akers for the past 28 years. In the coming months, I
will try to meet as many citizens of Shannon County as possible. You are
welcome to contact me at
mshedd@centurytel.net Michelle Osborne Shedd
Jeff Cowen Democrat Candidate for Presiding Commissioner of Shannon County I was born in Mountain View, Missouri and have spent the majority of my life in Shannon County. My parents are Kenneth and Barbara (Grandstaff) Cowen from Birch Tree, Missouri. I graduated from Liberty High School in 1986. After graduation, I joined the Army and served four years as a Military Police Officer. In November of 1990, I was deployed to serve in the Gulf War and was honorably discharged in August, 1994. I have been married to Tami (Huffman) Cowen for eighteen years and we reside in Eminence. We have two children, Jeffrey Cowen, Jr. and Jainee Cowen. I have worked with my father, Kenneth Cowen in the logging industry for the past eighteen years. During these past eighteen years, Cowen Logging has a reputation of being honest and trustworthy which has kept us in business. I have filed for Presiding Commissioner because I am concerned about the needs of our county with the financial condition of the national economy. If I am elected, I will do my very best to bring business opportunities into our county. I look forward to meeting the people of the county throughout this campaign. I would like to ask you for your vote and support in the upcoming primary election. Paid for by Jeff Cowen
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Betty Phillips Logue I found this recipe on a box of pudding. Kenny likes coconut so I made the pie and we both enjoyed eating it. Easy to make but it must be refrigerated for 4 hours. Easy Toasted Coconut Pie 2 squares Baker's Semi-Sweet Chocolate, chopped 2 cups thawed Cool Whip Whipped Topping, divided 1 Honey Maid Graham Pie crust (6 oz.) 3/4 cup Baker's Angel Flake Coconut, toasted, divided 1 1/2 cups cold milk 1 pkg. (3.4 oz.) Jell-O Coconut Cream Flavor Instant Pudding Microwave chocolate in medium microwaveable bowl on high 1 min. stirring after 30 seconds. Stir until chocolate is completely melted. Add 1 cup Cool Whip and 1/4 coconut, stir until well blended. Spread onto bottom of crust. Beat milk and pudding with whisk 2 minutes; spoon over chocolate layer in crust. Top with remaining Cool Whip and coconut. Refrigerate 4 hours.
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SHANNON COUNTY HEALTH DEPARTMENT
MARCH 2010 Mar. 1-Blood pressure, blood sugar screenings, family planning supply pickup, immunizations, 8-noon; Health Dept. downstairs Mar. 2-WIC cert/recert, appt. only; Office open til 6 pm for blood pressure; Blood sugar screenings, family planning supply pickup, immunizations, Health Dept. downstairs Mar. 3-Winona WIC cert/recert, appt. only; check pickup 1-3 pm, Winona Lions' Club Mar. 8-Blood pressure & blood sugar screenings, family planning supply pickup, immunizations, 8-noon; Health Dept. downstairs Mar. 9-WIC cert/recert; appt. only; check pickup 1-3 pm Health Dept. downstairs Mar. 10-WIC cert/recert, appt. only; check pickup 1-3 pm, Birch Tree Pioneer Baptist Church Mar. 15-Blood pressure, blood sugar screenings, family planning supply pickup, immunizations, 8-noon; Health Dept. downstairs Mar. 16-WIC cert/recert; appt. only; check pickup 1-3 pm. Mar. 17-WIC cert/recert, appt. only; Birch Tree Pioneer Baptist Church Mar. 22-Blood pressure & blood sugar screening, family planning supply pickup, immunizations, 8-noon; Health Dept. downstairs Mar. 23-WIC cert/recert appt. only; Health Dept. downstairs, Winona blood pressure clinic, 11:30-noon; Senior Citizens Mar. 25-Womens' Clinic, appt. only; Health Dept. downstairs Mar. 29-Blood pressure, blood sugar screening, family planning supply, immunizations, 8-noon; Health Dept. downstairs; Monthly Board of Trustees meeting, 4:15 pm; Health Dept. Mar. 30-WIC cert/recert appt. only; Health Dept downstairs AN EQUAL OPPORTUNITY/AFFIRMATIVE ACTION EMPLOYER SERVICES PROVIDED ON A NON-DISCRIMINATORY BASIS
EQUAL OPPORTUNITY/AFFIRMATIVE ACTION EMPLOYER SERVICES PROVIDED ON A NON-DISCRIMINATORY BASIS
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Eminence Methodist We were pleased to have Rhonda Hunt's husband with us this morning. He is here from Texas and I'm sure Rhonda and Selma are glad for him to be here. It was a Big Happy Birthday to Pastor Dave and Tina Cooley this week. We wish them both many more! Everyone is sooo ready for Spring! We are glad to have the sun and a little break from the cold. Everyone is enjoying the Olympic Games. They seem to bring our nation together and everyone seems uplifted by the spirit. The Prayer Meeting will be Tuesday at 8 PM. The Administrative Council will be Tuesday at 7 PM. During children's minutes Pastor Dave asked the kids what they did when they prayed? Some close their eyes, bow their heads, and fold their hands. These things can help them to focus on God. They can talk to God anytime of the night or day. God is always available to hear us. Today's scripture came from Luke 9:28-36 and the message was titled, "It All Depends." The best response to a great thing happening is for us not to speak, but to observe. Many things happened on the mountains. The Disciples didn't think about going up on the mountain with Jesus. Everything depends on Jesus. It all depends on Jesus. Nothing is impossible if Jesus is who He says He is. We need a mountain top experience. Have a great week and hope to see you in church next Sunday!!
Church of God of Prophecy Church Services: Wed. Evening @ 6:30 PM; Sun. School @ 10 AM; Sun. Church @ 11 AM; Sun. Evening @ 6 PM. Come one, come all God has something for everyone, men, women, boys, and girls of all ages. God's blessings are flowing and we want to share with you. Our Sunday School lesson was on the "Sacred Institution of Marriage" God established marriage between a man and a woman as the basic institution of human society. Genesis 2:18-14 = teaches us the origin of marriage. Malachi 2:14-16; Matt 19:3-9 = teaches us about the sanctity of marriage. 1 Cor. 7:15; Heb 13:4 = teaches us fulfillment of marriage. The institution of marriage is the foundation of the family, which in turn is the foundation of society. Marriage is a sacred covenant in which God is a partener. He is the one to whom the vows are made, and He is the one who binds husband and wife together. The sacrifice and service that go into marriage both reflect and reveal the holy relationship between Christ and the Church, His Bride. Bro. Wayne's Sermon: "Simplicity" (the state, quality, or an instance of being simple) Scriptures references: II Corinthians 11:3, "But I fear, lest by any means, as the serpent be guiled Eve through his subtilty, so your minds should be corrupted from the simplicity that is in Christ." Colessians 1:18, "And he is the head of the body, the church: who is the beginning, the firstborn from the dead; that in all things he might have the preeminence." Luke 23:42-43, "And he said unto Jesus, Lord remember me when thou comest into thy kingdom. And Jesus said unto him, Verify I say unto thee, To day shalt thou be with me in paradise." Rev. 2:7; 22:14, "He that hath an ear, let him hear what the Spirit saith unto the churches; To him that overcometh will I give to eat of the tree of life, which is in the midst of the paradise of God." "Blessed are they that do his commandments, that they may have right to the tree of life, and mat enter in through the gates into the city." Acts 10:43-45; 9:33-34;19:13-16, "To him give all the prophets witness, that through his name whosoever believeth in him shall recieve remission of sins. While Peter yet spake these words, the Holy Ghost fell on all them which heard the word. And they of the circumcision which believed were astonished, as many as came with Peter, because that on the Gentiles also was poured out the gift of the Holy Ghost." "And there he found a certain man named Ae'-ne-as, which had kept his bed eight years, and was sick with palsy. And Peter said unto him, Ae'-ne-as, Jesus Christ maketh thee whole: arise, and make thy bed. And he arose immediately." God gave us a copy of His plan in the Bible it is our roadmap and all we have to do is accept Jesus Christ as our Savior, follow God's Word and keep his commandments. (That seems a very small price for an eternity in Heaven.) Sunday Evening Sermon: "Living Waters" Based on Ezekel 47:1-13 Living water flows from the alter when we pray at the alter God allows his blessings to flow. If we choose to sit on our pew and not participate we are in the miry places and we will not grow. If we wade in ankle deep, we are feeling there is something going on but we aren't going to take too many chances. If we wade in knee deep we are bound to recieve a blessing but we just aren't willing to give our all. If we wade in waist deep, it is time for baptism-but if we will dive in head first and whole heartedly "Nothing can stop us from winning souls for God". If the Church congregation as a whole got in the living water, in over their heads what wonders and miracles would God work through us "His fishers of men." Pray this week that we as a whole, jump head first into the living waters so that we may bring lost souls to God. Our monthly fellowship supper was held after church service tonight and as always it was wonderful-great food and great company. God is very good to us!
Assembly of God Sunday was a beautiful day, with a cool temperature. The forecast for next week is somewhat better than the previous week. We patiently await spring. Happy birthday to Doris Mahan (3/5), Kala Thomas and Savanna Yarbaer (3/6), Alisha Wayne (3/9), Mary Lou Nash (3/13) and Edna Nash for (3/14). May the Lord bless them with many more happy birthdays. Announcement: "The Tomb is Empty-Jesus is Alive! Come and celebrate Easter with us at Eminence First Assembly of God. Experience Easter as a Child (Preschool-4th grade) Saturday March 20 10 AM-Noon. Bible stories, crafts, games, candy and lots of fun. For the safety of all children, parents must accompany their children through the sign-in process. Share Easter as a family at one of the following services: Sunday, March 28 Palm Sunday Service 11 AM and Sunday, April 4 Easter Service at 11 AM. For more information contact 573-226-5435. Condolences to Bro. Paul and Sis. Edna Nash in the passing of their daughter Maleta Nash Shelton. Mrs. Shelton passed away Monday, February 22. Our thoughts and prayer are for this family. May the Lord bless them and keep them. Condolences to Jessie Paul and Dorothy Rainbolt in the loss of their daughter Carol Ann Nickoloff. Mrs. Nickoloff passed away February 17. May the Lord bless them and keep them. Prayer requests: Richard Purcell, Moose Mooney, Brian Shelton, Darla Chilton's mother, Mary Dyer's family-Courtney continues to have medical problems, Sis. DeShea's grandfather, Billy John O'Dell, John Tarvid, Linna Wood, Barbara Bressler, Mae Russell, Paul and Edna Nash and Ken Shelton, people in Chile and Haiti, Jim Wilson, Bro. and Sis. Welch, Glen Nash, Rob Nash, Mary Lou Nash, Kenny Grandstaff, Gay Randolph, Mrs. Kaufman, Tim Rolen, Heather Cooley, Leroy Counts, Tim-from Hilltop Haven, our troops and their families, our president, hospitals and nursing homes, unsaved loved ones, and our community. Please pray for these in your daily prayers. Kayci Thacker and Alisha Wayne sang a beautiful song in the Wednesday night service. They did a good job, too. Happy to have Loretta Keeling, Julie Yarber and two daughters back in church Sunday morning. Bro. Mark's message entitled "The Trial of Faith with scriptues taken from 1Peter 1:7, 1 Co 4:11, and 2 Co 12:9. All of God's great men of sterling Christian worth have obtained their parchment from some school of suffering and trial. It is here that the strongest qualities of the soul are brought out. Abraham was never the father of the faithful until after that difficult test on Mount Moriah. Joseph had to reach his throne through the sorrow and shame of Egypt's prison cell. Paul's great life was one long stretch of endurance, affliction, opposition, and trial. Our trials are not accidents or calamities, but opportunities for learning profound lessons and preparing for nobler service in the battles of this holy war. 1. Trial and hardships reveal to us ourselves. 2. The trial of our faith reveals the resources of God. 3. The trial of your faith is precious because trial provokes trust. 4. Trials send us to our knees in closet prayer. 5. Trial develops patience. 6. It is in trial and pain and suffering that we take courage. 7. Trials are more precious than gold because they wean us from this world. 8. Trials increase our longing for the coming of the Lord. 9. Trials and hardships and persecutions endured without complaint will win for us an eternal crown. Trials life is full of them, and with a relationshiop with God we can get through them. God bless you and God bless America! God bless you and God bless America.
West Eminence Christian West Eminence Christian Church Sunday was an emotional day of ups and downs. Our minister, Bruce Sneed, is still recovering from cancer surgery, so the doctor requested that he sit out one more Sunday from preaching. Adam Gordon, minister at the Winona Christian Church has been helping us and came once again to preach in the morning and evening. We sure appreciate Adam and his love for God and this congregation. Adam spoke in the morning about the word "HOLY" as he began a study in the Lord's Prayer. He pointed out that even though God is Holy, yet is willing to combine with the "common" to bring us salvation. Adam came back in the afternoon to do a memorial service for the family of Carol Ann (Rainbolt) Nicholoff, who died recently from a battle with cancer. When Adam came back in the evening he spoke about how God gives us opportunities to help others, and we need to take advantage of those opportunities. We are going to take this advice to heart concerning Bruce. We were saddened to hear the doctor reports from last week, concerning Bruce, as the doctors have come to the conclusion that Bruce has cancer in multiple spots of his body, thus there is nothing more that they can do for him. Our hearts were lifted as we received the news that Bruce & Susan will be going to a clinic in Mexico to get rid of the cancer in a safe, healthy, successful way. The clinic there has over a 90% success rate for curing cancer. They will be gone for about 2 months to accomplish this. The church here is behind them all the way, and since we realize that Bruce does not have insurance, and the cost for this venture will be about $10,000, we have committed ourselves to start a medical fund for the Sneed's. If anyone would like to help give to this fund, you can just make your check out to the West Eminence Christian Church and earmark it for the minister's medical fund. The mailing address is HCR 2 Box 73. That gave all of us an increased sense of Christian love as we are able to do this for someone in need. Jim Fry had double bypass surgery on his heart in Springfield last week and is doing great and will be home by the time you read this. Overall, we had a great day, with many more blessed days to come. |
Eminence First Baptist Congratulations to Scott and Ami Bressler on the birth of their daughter (Arlee Raegen) was born February 28 at 12:47PM, in International Falls, Minnesota. Helpers during morning worship next Sunday are Renee Rowden and Jade Bressler, Nursery; Dick Kay and Sarah Bressler, Tellers; Jimmie Huffman, Children's Church; Kathryn Bressler, Special Music; Colette Freeman, Breakfast. Announcements: Tuesdays and Thursdays, Ladies' exercise class at the church@6PM; Wednesday, March 3, Mid-Week Prayer Meeting; March 7, David Freeman will be bringing the message. At 6 PM-Basics of Prayer Walk/Drive/@7 PM, Meet at church for Prayer; March 14@5PM, Distribute Packets-Meet at church for Prayer; March 14-21, Annie Armstrong Week of Prayer for North American Missions; the church goal for this offering is $3200; March 15-Deadline for GA Retreat Reservations for Saturday, April 23-24; March 21-24, Revival Services; March 21, is the date for the Wedding Shower for Aaron Holmes and his fiancŽ', Amanda, which will be in the fellowship hall of the church@2PM. Special Music was by Wade and Andrea Frescoln (Accompanied by Andrea at the Guitar), and they sang "The Wonderful Cross". Praises are that Jim Fry is home and doing well after double by-pass surgery, and Billy John O'Dell is back home in Harrison AR, after having a heart attack and a stroke, and he is doing very well, and will be continuing his therapy there! Also, we praise God for the safety of Rick and Jackie Miller, who live in Chile, where the earthquake hit. They are alright, even though there are cracks in their walls, etc. Rick is a former Pastor of our church, and now they are Missionaries in Santiago, Chile. Prayer needs include Tom Bressler, Nick Seaman, Brian Shelton, Moose (Curtis) Mooney, Bruce Sneed, Barbara Bressler, and the Nick Weaver family. Brother Sam's message was titled "The Resurrection and Marriage"-Luke 20:27-40. This scripture is Tuesday before the crucifixion on Friday. The Pharisees and the Sadducees did not agree on death or the resurrection. We need to know the scriptures, not just for intellectual or academic purposes, but to be knowing, worshipping and sharing God. There are plenty of good reasons to study Scripture, just to know God better. The Bible is the primary way God reveals Himself to us; to know how to live in today's world and to know how to share Christ with others! The resurrection of the dead is real. People are fascinated with what happens after death (always have been; always will be). We are and will be Children of God. In Heaven, we will be resurrected children of God, rather than part of an earthly family. We won't be married in heaven, and we won't worry about it. That is not part of heaven. There'll be no family squabbles because we will be part of a new different kind of family, but we will be known to one another. We may not understand all of this, but believe God's Word, and know it will be great in Heaven. The important thing is to make the decision now to become His child so that we experience Heaven! Because He Lives!!
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