Week of April 19, 2026

Announcements

This Week.


Sunday Morning & Evening Worship Services

Every Sunday Morning & Sunday Evening.

 

Ladies’ Wednesday Bible Class

Every Wednesday Morning.

 

Mid-Week Bible Study

Wednesdays at 6 P.M.
Gather together for Bible Study, encouragement, & fellowship.

 

Children and Adult Classes

3 years – Adult

Wednesdays at 6 P.M.

 

Coming Up.


Welcome Reception

Welcome the Watts to our congregation

April 26th   

 

Men’s Night Out

April 27th  

 

Ladies’ Night Out

April 28th  

 

Mission Sunday

May 17th  

 

“I AM” Summer Series

June 3rd – August 

 

Vacation Bible School

July 19th -21st

 

Sunday Morning & Evening Worship Services

Every Sunday Morning & Sunday Evening.

 

 

For more detailed information about our activities & events coming up visit our Events page.

 

Events

 

 

Prayers Needed.


Please pray for each of our loved ones and their families:

Danny Jackson began IV chemo on April 15th. Prayers would be greatly appreciated (brother of
(brother of Patricia Jackson).

Judy Simpson had her heart muscle test and is awaiting results.

Russell Simpson had his CT scan for lung issues, and it showed improvements.

Danny Stringfield is waiting for a heart procedure (brother-in-law of Buddy Forrest).

Hollie Stringfield Wall is receiving immunity treatments for a brain tumor. She will have MRI next week. She needs our prayers (niece of Buddy Forrest).

Bob Wheeler is in Horizon Medical Center, room 150. He is suffering with acute appendicitis.

With Sympathy we send our love to the families of:

    • Rebecca Hollandsworth whose funeral was last Tuesday. She was the mother of Martha Snyder. 

The Jesse Tree

The Jesse Tree is a journey through the stories on Jesus’s family tree.

Each week we will read a Bible story about someone on Jesus’s family tree. 

Please see your bulletin for details and the each week’s coloring emblem.

Extended Prayer Requests.

 Helena Barnes, Richard Black, Linda Brazzle, Bonniece Bunch, Geraldine Curtis, Landon Carroll,
Jean Daniel, Sandra Davis, Patricia Dennis, Connie Duke, Willard and Jean Ferguson, Nancy Frady, Charles Hooper, Tim Hurt, Patricia Jackson, Gerion James, Rob Jones, Donnie Keele, Jeanette Killebrew, Pat Long, Tammy Lopez, Jeanne McDonald, Cindi Merrick, Carlton Miller, Cathy Moore, Nell Moody, Jeanette Moore, Vicky Moore, Jenny Rice, Brian Rose, Kaitlyn Ross, Brenda Ruldoph, Pat Rushton, Mark Tefft, Becka Tinnell, Matthew Welch, Bob and Ann Wheeler.

 

Those in the Nursing Homes:

Waverly Hills Post Acute: 

Richard Black, Amanda Hamm, Gary Pace, and Carolyn Tucker

Humphreys County Nursing Home:

Laura McArthur

Those at Magnolia Place Assisted Living:  

Gary James, Janie Pruett, and Judy Weatherspoon

 

Out of Town Assisted Living/Nursing Home:

Place at the Trace:

Crystel Collier

 

Those who are shut-in:

Linda Brazzle, Anita Curtis, Sandra Davis, Gerion James, Rob Jones and Norma Morefield 

 


Please remember those who are serving in the military and are away from their families.

 

Message From The Elders


Please let the office know if you have a child or grandchild graduating high school in Humphreys County this May.  Other graduates will be asked for at a later date.

On-line giving!  A new way to give your regular contribution, as well as donations. For flood relief choose the “special request” option on the drop down under the amount.

 

Online Giving

 

Our Summer Series will begin Wednesday, June 3rd through the end of August.  “I AM” statements of Jesus, will be the series study.

 

Reminder that our Nursing Homes services are conducted every 3rd Sunday of the month.  – Humphreys County Nursing Home at 2:00 p.m. and AHC at 3:00 p.m.

If you are willing to drive one of the buses, please pick up one of the sheets from the front or back table, fill it out, and give it to Dan or one of the secretaries.

 

Community Needs & Reminders

 

If you would like to donate to the F.U.E.L. program please contact the office.  The F.U.E.L. program provides weekend food to children who would otherwise be at risk.