Brushy Mountain Herald
8
Mrs. Dennis (Joanna) Chapmon
12
Mrs. Lyn (Debbie) Lambert
12
Mrs. Byron (Jennifer) Greene
19
Rev. Kris Patton
26
Mrs. Joel (Susie) Blevins
29
June Anniversaries
PERMIT 27
Mrs. Violet Francis
DEEP IMPACT
7
Rev. & Mrs. Hadley Triplett
7
Rev. & Mrs. Tim Roten
10
Dr. & Mrs. Steve Gouge
14
Mr. & Mrs. Jerry Woodie
17
Rev. & Mrs. Byron Greene
17
Rev. & Mrs. Scotty Roten
20
Receipts
Rev. & Mrs. Michael Johnson
22
Rev. & Mrs. Joel Blevins
23
Rev. & Mrs. Lawson Horton, Jr
26
Beaver Creek Bethany Boiling Springs Community Cub Creek Davis Memorial Edgewood Elk First Baptist-NW First Light Fishing Creek Goshen Greater Vision Harmony High Rock Hinshaw Lewis Fork Liberty Grove
Fruitland Bible College-Wilkesboro Campus The Summer Quarter for FBBC-Wilkesboro Campus begins July 1, 2014. Class schedule for the summer quarter is as follows: Theology 101-Dr. Scott Thompson (Tuesday, 6:00-8:00 pm) Evangelism 101-Rev. Robert Duncan (Tuesday, 8:00-10:00 pm) New Testament 101-Dr. Steve Matthews (Thursday, 6:00-8:00 pm) Old Testament 101-Dr.Charles Whipple (Thursday, 8:00-10:00 pm)
ld a r e H in ta n u o M y h s u r B Brushy Mountain Baptist Association
Rev. & Mrs. Andrew Heathershaw
Summer Quarter for
“Our mission is to glorify God by partnering with churches to make disciples of Jesus Christ.”
Wilkesboro, NC 28697
6
U. S. POSTAGE PAID
Rev. Brian Sampson
PO Box 1375, 1519 River St
1
NON-PROFIT ORGANIZATION
Rev. Shannon Critcher
Brushy Mountain Baptist Association
June Birthdays
“Rejoice, Proclaim, Be Glad”
PROCLAIM
Psalm 47:1-6
BE GLAD
Wilkesboro Baptist Church and the Brushy Mountain Baptist Association has invited Deep Impact to Wilkes County the week of June 23, 2014.
Donations (Operating Acct)
Little Rock
REJOICE
May 27.65 317.64 75.00 432.82 1217.97 500.00 187.00 245.24 378.25
294.78 416.67 330.28
YTD 340.73 2124.12 2335.95 675.00 1082.05 1280.00 3466.84 200.00 5000.00 1695.93 2189.94 1745.98 3627.80 300.00 -02789.71 3750.03 3064.00
Cont’d…. 04/29/14 to 05/27/14 Receipts Millers Creek Moravian Falls Mt. Pleasant Mt. Zion New Hope Oak Grove-MC Oak Grove-NW
May 2112.02 200.00 50.00
YTD 23894.97 1800.00 450.00 -01050.00 300.00 1000.00
Oakwoods Parkway Garden Pilgrim Pleasant Grove Pleasant Home Purlear Roaring River Stony Hill Walnut Grove Welcome Home Wilkesboro Zion Hill
1500.00 25.00 300.00
13510.00 200.00 2400.00 225.00 2472.00 745.00 3016.63 500.00 -03200.00 14190.59 1583.16
375.00 75.00 294.37
400.00 1405.32 222.88
2940.44
Thank you for your faithful financial support of the Association!
Deep Impact Missions Weeks are prepackaged week long mission experiences sponsored by NC Baptist Men that provides students and their leaders the opportunity to: “Share God’s love with people through word and deed.” Youth and leaders will participate in a variety of mission opportunities. Morning devotions and worship each evening will help students reflect on their lives and commit themselves to serving others in Christ’s name. Tad Craig, Wilkesboro Baptist Church’s Youth and Education Minister, will serve as the local coordinator for the event and has asked the churches of the Brushy Mountain Baptist Association to support this effort. If you have any questions, costs, etc., please contact Tad Craig at 667-1271. REMINDER-Volunteers (youth and adults) and projects are needed. Please contact Lee Hollis at 902-7981 if you are willing to work or have information on needs. Please consider how your church can help with this effort and please pray that this effort will
Contact Information: Director of Missions: Dr. Steve Gouge Administrative Assistant: Mrs. Lois Woodie 336-838-4407 [email protected] Web address: brushymountain.com ---------------CCM Director: Mr. John Triplett Administrative Assistant: Mrs. Violet Francis 336-903-1414 wilkesministryofhope@ gmail.com
Missionary Moments
Pastor Update: Little Rock-Seeking Pastor Rev. Robert Webb, Interim Pilgrim-Seeking Pastor Rev. Rex Eldreth, Interim Purlear-Seeking Pastor Stony Hill-Seeking Pastor Welcome Home –Seeking Pastor New Pastor Rev. Jeff Collins has been called as Pastor of Hinshaw Street Baptist Church. Jeff & wife, Linda look forward to the new path God has led them. Please pray for them and the congregation of Hinshaw Street as they begin God’s Work there. May God’s bless-
Happy Father’s Day!
June Association Calendar: June 2-Ministers’ Meeting, Association Office 9:45 am-Prayer Time 10:30 am-Ministers’ Meeting June 12-8:45 am, Pastor’s Roundtable Meeting, Association Office
Number of families (359), Individuals (1146)=20,198 lbs New families
35
Missionary Moments:
Financial Assistance
$2,346.25
I once was asked, “Can you furnish an example of how an Association can begin a new ministry?” That is a fair question to raise for any supporter of Associational missions. In this article, I want to give a recent example.
Professions of Faith
1
Baby closet
66
Handyman Projects
1
A few days ago, our office received a telephone call from Marvin Robinson. He is the attendant who monitors the Bandit’s Roost Campground on Highway 268. He also is a Baptist deacon from Florida with a soul winners heart. Prior to his call, he obtained permission from the campground Superintendent to establish worship services each Sunday, if churches were interested in launching such a ministry to campers visiting the area. Being a Baptist caused him to contact the Brushy Mountain Baptist Association to see if any of our churches would be interested in pursuing such a ministry from June through October. I considered this an opportunity presented to us from the hand of the Lord. After contacting a few churches to gauge interest, we now have in place a new ministry that will meet spiritual needs among the many campers coming to our area. I also needed a public address system for use by the teams who would lead these worship services. Once again, a contact was made to an Associational leader who came through to help provide the needed sound system.
June 23-28-DEEP IMPACT-churches participating by members volunteering and their youth helping with projects.
This example shows what an can do in a few short days to meet a opportunity. The following churches participating this summer and fall:
June 25-Clerk Training at Piedmont Baptist Resource Center in
Goshen
June 15-Father’s Day
Church Clerk Training Tuesday, July 22, 6:30 pm It is very important for all Clerks to attend the Training Meeting because of Profile changes. Discussion topics:
New Website
Importance of church completing the Congregation Profile
Discuss item definitions
April h.o.p.e. Center News
Association ministry are
Greater Vision Fishing Creek Arbor Millers Creek Welcome Home Zion Hill Kirk Walker from First Light Church helped us find a sound system. This ministry came together in a fast, focused, flexible, and friendly way. That is how team ministry works. What a vital ministry we can offer because of willing churches. We are stronger when we work
Loads of wood 0
Baby Closet Needs: Toiletries,Diapers, are greatly needed.
Wipes and Summer clothes
Food needs: Peanut butter, Crackers, Macaroni & cheese, Spaghetti Sauce & noodles, Ramen Noodles, Cereal, Soup, Treet, Spam, and Canned chicken. Also Hygiene items. Mission Projects: Help in the Woodshed, Yard work for Seniors, Food drives for the Food Pantry. Please contact John, 903-1414 if your mission group needs mission projects. Boomer Food Pantry Number of families (56), individuals (199) (3,064) lbs of food.
Churches responsible for food in June Elk, Pilgrim, Little Rock, Community, Millers Creek, Mt. Zion
Greetings from the h.o.p.e. Center: As I was sitting, praying and thinking about what to write this month, a verse of Scripture came to mind. “and do not forget
to do good and to share with others, for with such sacrifices God is pleased.” Hebrews 13:16. Every year about this time our dona-
tions drop off. People are beginning to think about themselves and summer plans for vacation to the beach or mountains, etc. We focus on ourselves and not others. Don’t get me wrong there is nothing wrong with a time of rest and relaxation because God wants us to enjoy what He has created. I would like to remind you that hunger never takes a vacation even in the summer. As you make your plans for the summer, will you sacrifice anything for those in need? Thank you in advance for all you do for the people that are helped at h.o.p.e. Ministry. Your
Mrs. Dennis (Joanna) Chapmon
12
Mrs. Lyn (Debbie) Lambert
12
Mrs. Byron (Jennifer) Greene
19
Rev. Kris Patton
26
Mrs. Joel (Susie) Blevins
29
June Anniversaries
PERMIT 27
Mrs. Violet Francis
DEEP IMPACT
7
Rev. & Mrs. Hadley Triplett
7
Rev. & Mrs. Tim Roten
10
Dr. & Mrs. Steve Gouge
14
Mr. & Mrs. Jerry Woodie
17
Rev. & Mrs. Byron Greene
17
Rev. & Mrs. Scotty Roten
20
Receipts
Rev. & Mrs. Michael Johnson
22
Rev. & Mrs. Joel Blevins
23
Rev. & Mrs. Lawson Horton, Jr
26
Beaver Creek Bethany Boiling Springs Community Cub Creek Davis Memorial Edgewood Elk First Baptist-NW First Light Fishing Creek Goshen Greater Vision Harmony High Rock Hinshaw Lewis Fork Liberty Grove
Fruitland Bible College-Wilkesboro Campus The Summer Quarter for FBBC-Wilkesboro Campus begins July 1, 2014. Class schedule for the summer quarter is as follows: Theology 101-Dr. Scott Thompson (Tuesday, 6:00-8:00 pm) Evangelism 101-Rev. Robert Duncan (Tuesday, 8:00-10:00 pm) New Testament 101-Dr. Steve Matthews (Thursday, 6:00-8:00 pm) Old Testament 101-Dr.Charles Whipple (Thursday, 8:00-10:00 pm)
ld a r e H in ta n u o M y h s u r B Brushy Mountain Baptist Association
Rev. & Mrs. Andrew Heathershaw
Summer Quarter for
“Our mission is to glorify God by partnering with churches to make disciples of Jesus Christ.”
Wilkesboro, NC 28697
6
U. S. POSTAGE PAID
Rev. Brian Sampson
PO Box 1375, 1519 River St
1
NON-PROFIT ORGANIZATION
Rev. Shannon Critcher
Brushy Mountain Baptist Association
June Birthdays
“Rejoice, Proclaim, Be Glad”
PROCLAIM
Psalm 47:1-6
BE GLAD
Wilkesboro Baptist Church and the Brushy Mountain Baptist Association has invited Deep Impact to Wilkes County the week of June 23, 2014.
Donations (Operating Acct)
Little Rock
REJOICE
May 27.65 317.64 75.00 432.82 1217.97 500.00 187.00 245.24 378.25
294.78 416.67 330.28
YTD 340.73 2124.12 2335.95 675.00 1082.05 1280.00 3466.84 200.00 5000.00 1695.93 2189.94 1745.98 3627.80 300.00 -02789.71 3750.03 3064.00
Cont’d…. 04/29/14 to 05/27/14 Receipts Millers Creek Moravian Falls Mt. Pleasant Mt. Zion New Hope Oak Grove-MC Oak Grove-NW
May 2112.02 200.00 50.00
YTD 23894.97 1800.00 450.00 -01050.00 300.00 1000.00
Oakwoods Parkway Garden Pilgrim Pleasant Grove Pleasant Home Purlear Roaring River Stony Hill Walnut Grove Welcome Home Wilkesboro Zion Hill
1500.00 25.00 300.00
13510.00 200.00 2400.00 225.00 2472.00 745.00 3016.63 500.00 -03200.00 14190.59 1583.16
375.00 75.00 294.37
400.00 1405.32 222.88
2940.44
Thank you for your faithful financial support of the Association!
Deep Impact Missions Weeks are prepackaged week long mission experiences sponsored by NC Baptist Men that provides students and their leaders the opportunity to: “Share God’s love with people through word and deed.” Youth and leaders will participate in a variety of mission opportunities. Morning devotions and worship each evening will help students reflect on their lives and commit themselves to serving others in Christ’s name. Tad Craig, Wilkesboro Baptist Church’s Youth and Education Minister, will serve as the local coordinator for the event and has asked the churches of the Brushy Mountain Baptist Association to support this effort. If you have any questions, costs, etc., please contact Tad Craig at 667-1271. REMINDER-Volunteers (youth and adults) and projects are needed. Please contact Lee Hollis at 902-7981 if you are willing to work or have information on needs. Please consider how your church can help with this effort and please pray that this effort will
Contact Information: Director of Missions: Dr. Steve Gouge Administrative Assistant: Mrs. Lois Woodie 336-838-4407 [email protected] Web address: brushymountain.com ---------------CCM Director: Mr. John Triplett Administrative Assistant: Mrs. Violet Francis 336-903-1414 wilkesministryofhope@ gmail.com
Missionary Moments
Pastor Update: Little Rock-Seeking Pastor Rev. Robert Webb, Interim Pilgrim-Seeking Pastor Rev. Rex Eldreth, Interim Purlear-Seeking Pastor Stony Hill-Seeking Pastor Welcome Home –Seeking Pastor New Pastor Rev. Jeff Collins has been called as Pastor of Hinshaw Street Baptist Church. Jeff & wife, Linda look forward to the new path God has led them. Please pray for them and the congregation of Hinshaw Street as they begin God’s Work there. May God’s bless-
Happy Father’s Day!
June Association Calendar: June 2-Ministers’ Meeting, Association Office 9:45 am-Prayer Time 10:30 am-Ministers’ Meeting June 12-8:45 am, Pastor’s Roundtable Meeting, Association Office
Number of families (359), Individuals (1146)=20,198 lbs New families
35
Missionary Moments:
Financial Assistance
$2,346.25
I once was asked, “Can you furnish an example of how an Association can begin a new ministry?” That is a fair question to raise for any supporter of Associational missions. In this article, I want to give a recent example.
Professions of Faith
1
Baby closet
66
Handyman Projects
1
A few days ago, our office received a telephone call from Marvin Robinson. He is the attendant who monitors the Bandit’s Roost Campground on Highway 268. He also is a Baptist deacon from Florida with a soul winners heart. Prior to his call, he obtained permission from the campground Superintendent to establish worship services each Sunday, if churches were interested in launching such a ministry to campers visiting the area. Being a Baptist caused him to contact the Brushy Mountain Baptist Association to see if any of our churches would be interested in pursuing such a ministry from June through October. I considered this an opportunity presented to us from the hand of the Lord. After contacting a few churches to gauge interest, we now have in place a new ministry that will meet spiritual needs among the many campers coming to our area. I also needed a public address system for use by the teams who would lead these worship services. Once again, a contact was made to an Associational leader who came through to help provide the needed sound system.
June 23-28-DEEP IMPACT-churches participating by members volunteering and their youth helping with projects.
This example shows what an can do in a few short days to meet a opportunity. The following churches participating this summer and fall:
June 25-Clerk Training at Piedmont Baptist Resource Center in
Goshen
June 15-Father’s Day
Church Clerk Training Tuesday, July 22, 6:30 pm It is very important for all Clerks to attend the Training Meeting because of Profile changes. Discussion topics:
New Website
Importance of church completing the Congregation Profile
Discuss item definitions
April h.o.p.e. Center News
Association ministry are
Greater Vision Fishing Creek Arbor Millers Creek Welcome Home Zion Hill Kirk Walker from First Light Church helped us find a sound system. This ministry came together in a fast, focused, flexible, and friendly way. That is how team ministry works. What a vital ministry we can offer because of willing churches. We are stronger when we work
Loads of wood 0
Baby Closet Needs: Toiletries,Diapers, are greatly needed.
Wipes and Summer clothes
Food needs: Peanut butter, Crackers, Macaroni & cheese, Spaghetti Sauce & noodles, Ramen Noodles, Cereal, Soup, Treet, Spam, and Canned chicken. Also Hygiene items. Mission Projects: Help in the Woodshed, Yard work for Seniors, Food drives for the Food Pantry. Please contact John, 903-1414 if your mission group needs mission projects. Boomer Food Pantry Number of families (56), individuals (199) (3,064) lbs of food.
Churches responsible for food in June Elk, Pilgrim, Little Rock, Community, Millers Creek, Mt. Zion
Greetings from the h.o.p.e. Center: As I was sitting, praying and thinking about what to write this month, a verse of Scripture came to mind. “and do not forget
to do good and to share with others, for with such sacrifices God is pleased.” Hebrews 13:16. Every year about this time our dona-
tions drop off. People are beginning to think about themselves and summer plans for vacation to the beach or mountains, etc. We focus on ourselves and not others. Don’t get me wrong there is nothing wrong with a time of rest and relaxation because God wants us to enjoy what He has created. I would like to remind you that hunger never takes a vacation even in the summer. As you make your plans for the summer, will you sacrifice anything for those in need? Thank you in advance for all you do for the people that are helped at h.o.p.e. Ministry. Your
