PENN YAN FIRST BAPTIST CHURCH
224 Main Street April 27, 2008
Penn Yan, New York 10:00 A.M.
We, as God’s people, will use our gifts and talents
to seek out and bring people to Christ,
by maturing in our faith,
by deepening our fellowship,
and by caring for people
for the honor and glory of God.
Prelude
Songs of
Praise & Worship
Welcome and Announcements
Scripture Reading Psalm 116:1-7 Pg. 674 OT
*Hymn “Faith
of Our Fathers”
Insert
Birthday
choice of Lyle Conrad
*Silent
Prayer & Invocation
Teach us to pray with
bold confidence, O Lord. Help us to shape the words in our minds, which truly
detail the feelings, hopes, hurts, and joys of our hearts. When dark shadows
steal our strength and we fear the days ahead, come to us with the power of
your Holy Spirit and let us find courage in our salvation. We pray this prayer
in the name of Him who taught his disciples to pray…
*The
Lord’s Prayer
Special
Music “Does He Ever Laugh?”
Nancy Tharp
(Elaine Cuzio)
Children’s
Time
*Hymn “What
a Friend We Have In Jesus” No.
403
Prayers
with the People
Scripture Selected
Verses
Sermon
“Prayer – Old
& New Testament Teachings”
Rev. John Tharp
Offertory
*Doxology Praise
God from whom all blessings flow
Praise
Him all creatures here below
Praise
Him above ye heavenly host
Praise
Father, Son and Holy Ghost. Amen
*Prayer of
Dedication
*Hymn “Take
My Life” No. 391 vs.
1,4,5,6
*Benediction
*Postlude
*If you
wish to and are able, you are invited to stand.
Lay Reader: Greg Miller
Greeters: Christine
T. & Necia Smith
Ushers: Ed
& Rita Castillo, Matt Scutt, Sheryl Robbins,
George Slocum, John F.M. Tharp
Organist: Carrie
Ahearn
Choir
Director: Nancy Tharp
Pastor: John
R. Tharp
Church Phone: 315-536-9821
E-mail: pyfbc@peoplepc.com
Church Website: www.oocities.org/pennyanfbc/index.html
Our Prayer Concerns…
At the Homestead: Luella
Passage Alberta Gottshall
Alice Wise Virginia DeLooza Willie Nelson
Clinton Crest: Milly Burke
Friends with long term-illness: Elmer Cranmer
Loved ones serving in the Armed Forces: Jennifer Willson
Our Special Interest Missionaries: *see bulletin boards for more info
Rev. Virgil Nelson Kathy Pearce
Prayers for:
Helen Ansley *Marlene Guild Billie Potts
Mary Armstrong Frances Hartwell Linda Potts
Eva Jean Best Kim Strong Imisides Nancy Putnam
Tracey Bicksler Carolyn Johnson Lucas Ryska
Bessie Bliss Don Johnson Corrina Schultz
Milly Bloomquist Bill LaRock *Doug Seager
Pat Carroll Lori Lawrence Betty Smith
Rachel Carter Barbara Mortensen Necia Smith
Mickie Christiansen Polly Logan Charlie Taylor
Marge Cornell Margaret Mills Jean Wager
Bill Gillette Doug Passage Phyllis & Elwood Whitbeck
Mary Beth Greene *Keith Pierce
*Brad Stewart-21yr old waiting for double lung transplant
*Mary Ann Morith recovering from stroke; sister of Judi Gibbs
*Caridad Estimo; Ethel Clancy’s grandmother is very ill.
Please keep the
church office updated on your loved ones
Thought: We may not have it
all together, but together we have it all.
¨ Celebrate Yates Work Day
¨ 7:30 p.m. Council
of Churches Meeting at 2nd Milo Baptist
¨ 7 p.m. Memorial
Service for Ralph Seager
¨ 2 p.m. Bible
Study at Meadowside Apartments
¨ 3:45 p.m. AB
Girls Group
¨ 7 p.m. Youth
Group
¨ 6 p.m. Investment
Committee
¨ 7 p.m. True
Spirituality Small Group
¨ 9 a.m. ABW Spring Rally at GBC
¨ Happy
Birthday to Lyle Conrad!
¨ Happy
Birthday to Paul Nash!
Next Week’s Theme & Scripture is:
“Receiving the Gift”
Acts 1:1-11
(A series on the Spirit Enriched Gift)
Church News
Guys!
Pastor John is
looking for “a few good men” to help cook, serve and clean up for the Mother’s
Day Breakfast. Interested in working on this? Contact the office at 536-9821.
It’s that time of
year again, so get your walking shoes on! The relay will be held at the
Firemen’s Field starting at 6 p.m. on Friday, June 6, and ending at 6 a.m. on
Saturday, June 7. In case you are not familiar with the Relay for Life, it is a
fundraising event to support cancer research, education and patient services. I
know we have all had cancer touch our lives in one way or another and wish
there was some way to fight it. This is one way to do just that and have fun at
the same time. See Pam Scutt (536-2791) if you are interested in walking,
sponsoring or to purchase a luminary in memory or in honor of a loved one.
Cheryl Wood, a member
of PYFBC needs a ride home from dialysis in Geneva on May 20, 27, 29, at 7:30
p.m. Please, call the church office at 536-9821 if you will be able to help her
out. Cheryl would like to help with gas in exchange for a ride.
Blanket
Sunday
Sunday,
May 11. We want to thank you in advance for putting your caring into action. Each
blanket wrapped around the shoulders of a displaced family, each home rebuilt,
each hoe placed in the hands of a farmer, each cup of clean water, is an
expression of your love…and hope…for your local and global neighbors.
Blankets
are supporting the efforts of overseas partner agencies as they reach out to
the most vulnerable populations in their regions.
Here in the
U.S., the victims of the many flooding emergencies and tornadoes of recent
months have felt the warmth and comfort of a CWS blanket.
C R O P W A L K
HELP
CROP
STOP
HUNGER
Sunday, May 4, 2008
Registration: 1 p.m.
Walk Begins: 1:30 p.m.
at
Penn Yan First Presbyterian Church
Walkers and Sponsors are needed.
Get a group of friends together!
If you have pledged to a walker,
please, try to get your pledge paid BEFORE the walk.
WE WALK BECAUSE THEY WALK
*The CROP Hunger Walk is a community-wide response of
Church World Service.
www.churchworldservice.org
CHURCH WORLD SERVICE
TOOLS & BLANKETS
Share a smile this Mother’s Day. Share a smile and the warmth of a
blanket. Share the gift of good health…the greatest gift a mother can give her
child. Share through the CWS Tools & Blankets program and bring smiles to the faces of mothers around the world.
We are not our hair
We are not our skin
We are the beauty that lies within.
A pastor announced to his
congregation that he was moving on to another church. Following the service, a
little old lady said to him, “The next pastor will not be as good as you.”
Pleased with the woman’s comment, the pastor replied, “Oh, no, the next pastor
is a fine man.” “No, the next pastor will not be as good as you,” the woman
insisted. “Well, thank you,” he said, “but I’m sure the next pastor will do a
great job.” “No, no,” the lady replied. “I’ve lived through five pastors, and
every one has been worse than the one before.”
Joyful Noiseletter consulting editor;
Rev. Dr. Karl R. Kraft
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Current Expenses
$4,308 $1,834 $1,654
Missions 493 177
459
BT&T 255 140
135
Total
$5,056 $2,151 $2,248