Prayers Needed.

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

Daniel Allen is still looking for answers for his recent dizzy spells.

Dee Andra (friend of Anthony Brandenburg).

Baby Archer is a newborn who is struggling.  Please keep the whole family in your prayers.

Keith Bohanan is doing well after having a lung transplant (brother of Beverly Russell). 

Asher Coverdale will be having eye surgery soon. 

Bryer Coverdale will have another eye surgery soon.

Marilyn Field has some health issues and needs our prayers.  She is in Three Rivers.

Lisa Glenn will have surgery soon for a mass on her kidney.

Maggie Harris is in Horizon with a broken arm.  She is in room 176.

Kay Keele is having some complications with her pregnancy and needs our prayers. 

Becky Parker (Anthony Brandenburg’s mother).

Betty Pirtle had surgery for blockages and it went well.  She is at her daughters for recovery.  

Jeff Scott will have a lung and heart transplant (minister at Middleton church of Christ).

Glenda Spears is home and has started treatments.

Holly Stringfield Wall has other spots that have developed along with the brain tumors (niece of Buddy Forrest).

Becka Tinnell had another back surgery.  She is home and doing well.

Chip Wyatt has been diagnosed with cancer.  He is in Vanderbilt undergoing tests and scans.  He would be encouraged by cards and prayers. (son of Buddy and Teresa Forrest).

Ann Wheeler is having heart issues (wife of the late A.J. Wheeler).

With Sympathy we send our love to the families of:

• • No one to report at this time.

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, Bonneice Bunch, Jean Cunningham, Sandra Davis, Patricia Dennis, Carl Dowell, Connie Duke, Wilma Elliott, Willard and Jean Ferguson, Nancy Frady,  Charles Hooper, Tim Hurt, Danny Jackson, Patricia Jackson, Gerion James, Rob Jones, Donnie Keele, Tammie Lopez,  Jeanne McDonald,  Cindi Merrick, Carlton Miller, Susan Miller, Cathy Moore, Ronnie Moore, Nell Moody, Jeanette Moore, Vicky Moore, Norma Morefield, Jason Peek, Steve Perry, Josie Phillips, Winston Reed, Kaitlyn Ross, Pat Rushton, Joey Saltsgiver, Judy Simpson, Russell Simpson, Joy Smith, Danny Stringfield, Mark Tefft, Matthew Welch, and  Ann Wheeler. 

 

Humphreys County Nursing Home:

Laura McArthur, Jean Daniel (memory care).

Those at Magnolia Place Assisted Living:  

Gary James, Janie Pruett, and Judy Weatherspoon

Waverly Hills Post Acute: 

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

 

Out of Town Assisted Living/Nursing Home:

Place at the Trace:

Crystel Collier

 

Those who are shut-in:

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

There will be a meeting for all men interesting in being a part of a men’s Bible study on Tuesday, October 20^th, in the Enrichment Center at 6:30 p.m.

 

A new adult class has begun on Wednesdays taught by Dennis Tester.  Subject is… The Parables, Room 203.

 

There are cards at the exits that are an evangelist tool suggested by a member.  Take one and share with friends and family.

 

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

 

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 James Schmidt 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.