2018volume 17 issue 4 april inside this issue

Worship Schedule

Bible Study 7:45, 9:00

& 10:30 a.m.

Worship Services 9:00 & 10:30 a.m.

Inserts: * Preschool News

* Calendar of Events

* Birthdays * Anniversaries

Inside this issue:

From the Pastor 2-3

Faith Riders 3

Noteworthy 4-5

Prime Time 5

A Sunday School Parable

6

Youth 7

Women’s Ministry

8

GPBC on Mission

9

Food Pantry 10

The Wilbanks 10

Sew Day 10

VBS 10

Financial Corner

11

Deacon Corner 11

Prayers 11

APRIL 2018 Volume 17 Issue 4

FREE

EASTER EXTRAVAGANZA

March 31, 2018 10:00 a.m. - 12:00 p.m.

Pre-Hunt fun will include Bounce Houses, Games,

Crafts, Face Painting, Prizes, & a Children’s Petting Zoo!

Egg Hunt for Children 10 years & younger

FREE

Easter Sunday April 1, at 9:00 & 10:30 a.m.

we will be celebrating Christ’s resurrection

“ Jesus said to her, "I am the resurrection and the life. He who believes in me will live, even though he dies;”

- John 11:25

Greetings, Missions Update: Our team of eight people returned from Haiti on March 25th. They had a great time. Several of our members went to New York on another church’s mission trip and returned on March 30th. Jeannie Campbell has already shared with me how God has blessed our Haiti trip. On Wednesday night, April 4th, several of our mis-sions group volunteers will be sharing their experiences with us. You will want to hear their excit-ing reports. On Wednesday night, April 25th, we will also be having our Annual Missions Festival 6:15 p.m. as well. Plan now to attend these two special Wednesday nights.

Mission Goal Exceeded! Speaking of missions, we have already exceeded our goal of $4,000.00 for the Annie Armstrong North American Mission Offering. We have received $4,175.27, but that does not include what we will receive on Easter Sunday. One hundred percent of the monies received for this offering goes to di-rectly to missions here in North America.

Building Fund Update: We continue to receive weekly gifts and contributions to our Building Fund for paying off our Worship Center. For the month of March we received $8,289.50 in gifts to the building fund—up from last month. Praise God for His generous grace and for the people who follow His will. To date we have now received a total of $741,863.01 to the campaign, which is about $200,000 more than last year at this time. Great job! For some of you who are new to our church, we welcome you to become a part of this great ministry. We praise God for His continued blessing upon on our church financially and in every other way.

Women With a Purpose: On Thursday, April 5th, our women will be hav-ing their monthly First Thursday Meeting in the Family Life Center at 6:30 p.m. Bring your coffee cup and join the fun. Katherine Garneau will be here to share more of God’s testimony in her life. There will be fun, food, fellow-

ship, and lots of sharing. New “Selfie” Church Directory Available: We will be handing out copies of our new Church Directory on April 8th for you to receive. Please take only one per family.

Attention Vacation Bible School Workers: For those of you who will be working in VBS this year, there will be an Associational Vacation Bible School Training Event here at the church on April 21st from 2:00 to 4:00 p.m. VBS will be held this year on July 15-20th. Let Teresa Collins or Sandra Silkwood know if you are planning to attend.

Hundreds of Newsletters go out in the mail each month. There is an alternative. You May also get your monthly newsletter electroni-cally. If you too would like to start receiving your monthly newslet-

ter in your E-mail’s Inbox, please call Tammy in the church office, at 747-7196 or email, her at [email protected] with E-Newsletter in the Subject line.

Attention Pathfinders: Our Pathfinders will be meeting with our College Stu-dents and Youth on Sunday, April 29th, right after the second service for a covered dish luncheon at noon in the Family Life Center. It is always a great

time of fellowship and getting acquainted across generational lines. Attention All Graduating Seniors: We will be having our College Graduate Recognition on April 29th in the second service, and we will be having High School Senior Recognition on Sunday, May 6th at 10:30 a.m. in the second Worship Service. If you have a senior who will be graduating, we need their pictures from birth to present for the special video we will be creating for those two days. Please turn them into the church office ASAP. Call the church office for more details.

We will be having Baby Dedication this year on Mother’s Day, May 13th. If you have a child you would like to dedicate to the Lord, please contact the church of-fice by the end of this month. Tammy will share with you the information we need to have for the event.

Blessings, Pastor Randy

Youth Memory Monday Meets

Every Monday when school is in session beginning at 2:30 p.m. in The Park.

Youth in grades 6-12 to come join the fun. If you have any questions,

or would like more information, please call Pastor Brent, at (660) 909-2699.

F.A.I.T.H. Riders “Bike Night”

Thursday, April 19, at 6:00 p.m. Anyone is welcome to join us for a great time of fellowship together.

Call Kevin Colburn for more information, at 909-9415

or email, at [email protected]

Each year as Easter approaches, I’m reminded of high attendance figures, special music and extra ener-gized worship!! The extra effort everyone puts forth at this time of year, and the fact that we are host-ing the 7th annual EASTER EXTRAVAGANZA EVENT the day before Easter, is bound to bring in an abundance of new visitors. The music ministry, in an effort to focus on “the right stuff” through this whole experience of new seekers and visitors coming to our church, looks at their Easter Chorale as an evangelistic outreach of not only our church, but the community at large. We not only extend membership in the Chorale to non-GPBC members of our community, we embrace it. In this way, the music ministry is sharing Christ’s special message through rehearsals and performances of His truths. We are opening doors that might not have been opened before. This Easter, I’ve selected some favorite, traditional Easter worship songs for the congregation. I’ve also chosen a selection for the Easter Chorale called, “My Redeemer Lives” with “He Is Alive. It contains a fantastic message that I would like to share with you now AND at Easter – WE HAVE A RISEN SAV-IOR!!! It reads: Verse 1: I know He rescued my soul. His blood, has covered my sin. I believe. I believe. Lord, I believe. Verse 2: My shame, He’s taken away. My pain is healed in His name. I believe. I believe. Lord, I believe. I’ll raise the banner. My Lord has conquered the grave! CHORUS: My Redeemer lives! My Redeemer lives! My Redeemer lives! He lives! BRIDGE: You lift my burden, I rise with You. I’m dancin’ on this mountain top

To see Your Kingdom come. CHORUS… Descant: He is alive, so lift up your voice! He is alive, celebrate and rejoice! He conquered death with the pow’r to forgive! My Redeemer lives! Celebrate, He lives! CHORUS… What a simple, yet powerful and joyful message this song presents. I would encourage you to read and re-read the words and allow their deepest significance to penetrate your soul. When you allow your soul to open to truth, you can sing from that position. We can merely sing from our mouths, or we can pur-posely sing from our souls. Let’s make singing from our souls the goal… not only Easter Sunday, but each and every Sunday. Corporate worship is always extra energized and impactful at Easter because of the larger numbers sup-porting each other, but it is also from God’s strong, positive spirit working in and through our church!! I encourage you not to let loose of the “Easter Excitement” in the week of, and the weeks and months following Easter. Praise God for the seeds to be planted and watered at Easter, and rejoice in the work the Lord is doing through all of us as we once again strive to fulfill our mission statement, “To Know Him and Make Him Known” this Easter!!! In His Service, - David

“Prime Time” Senior Adult Choir This group is open to all adults 50+ years of age.

If this is of interest to you, contact Dave Robinson at 909-4062 for more information.

Upcoming Dates:

• Tuesday, April 3, at 9:00 a.m. for Practice in the Sanctuary

& 10:00 a.m. at Country Club Care Center • Tuesday, April 17, at 10:00 a.m. Warrensburg Manor • Tuesday, April 24, at 10:00 a.m. Harmony Gardens

Come join the fun!

A Sunday School Parable I want you to imagine with me for a moment that someone knocks on your front door and offers to buy your car for double the Bluebook value! At first you think ‘This must be a scam!’ so you tell the man to leave. The next week, the man returns and once again offers to buy your car. The process repeats itself for several months until finally you accept his offer

and your car drives off into the distance. That evening, you turn on the news just in time to see a story about a man who purchased a vehicle that was filled with gold hidden within the driver seats. Pan-icked, you realize that the vehicle was yours and you never took advantage of the gold that you literal-ly sat on for years. In this parable, the car is Grover Park Baptist Church and the gold is our Sunday School ministry. Every week we announce and publish the importance of Sunday School. Each class has a teacher that mines the riches of God’s word in their lesson to be able to serve it to you each Sunday. Each class has fellow sinners saved by God’s sweet grace who are aiming to apply the Word of God and encour-age one another through discouragements and celebrate with one another through victories. If you have children or grandchildren that are not in Sunday School, you are choosing not to give them a gift far more valuable than anything you can put in an Easter basket or hide under a Christmas tree. Make no mistake, Grover Park Baptist Church doesn’t have a single perfect teacher or a perfect class, but what we do have are circles of believers who love the Word of God, care for each other and desire that others would join them in the sweetness that is Sunday School. Our motto at Grover Park Baptist Church has long been ‘A Place to Call Home’. In my experience over the past 32 years as I have shift-ed from infant to child to student to adult member to student pastor and into an associate pastor at Grover, the Sunday School ministry has made the largest impact upon my life as I truly consider this place and people ‘my home’. I pray you will consider finding a Sunday School home that you will commit to learn, love, serve and rest in today.

7:45 a.m. - Adult Classes: • Sunrise Class - (Senior Adults) “Applying

Biblical Principles for Everyday Life” Room 101 Adult 6 - Senior Adult Class

• Room 104 & 105

9:00 am - Children’s & Adult Classes: • Nursery & Toddlers - room 102 & 103

• 2 & 3 Year Old - room 109 (Ground Floor) • 4 Year Old & Pre K - room 110

• Kindergarten - room 200 (Main Floor) • 1st Grade - room 230 (Main Floor) • 2nd Grade - room 210 (Main Floor) • 3rd Grade - room 220 (Main Floor)

• 4th & 5th Grade - (ScreenFlex) (Main Floor) • Middle School & High School Classes in

• “The Park” - (FLC Ground Floor) • Men’s Class ~ (Men of all Ages) Applying

Biblical Principles for Everyday Life Room 310 (3rd Floor)

• The Gospel Project Class Chronological Christ-Centered Study from Genesis to

Revelation - Room 104 & 105 • Girlfriends Class ~ (Women of all Ages)

Gospel Project Class Chronological Christ - Centered Study from Genesis to

Revelation, Room 106

• The Branches of the Vine Applying Biblical Principles for Everyday Life, Room 101

• Adult 3C - (Co-Ed Adults, All Ages) Applying Biblical Principles for Everyday

Life - Room 108 • The Journey (College & Career - (18-20’s)

Explore the Bible Book by Book Study, Room 102 & 103 in Family Life Center

10:30 am - Children’s & Adult Classes: • Nursery & Toddlers - room 102 & 103

• 2 & 3 Year Old - room 109 (Ground Floor) • 4 Year Old & Pre K - room 110

• Kindergarten to 5th Grade - Children’s Church

• Girlfriends Class - (Women of all Ages) Gospel Project Class Chronological Christ

Centered Study from Genesis to Revelation, Room 106 (Ground Floor)

• Adult 6 - Applying Biblical Principles for Everyday Life, Room 101

• Wild Bunch (Adults 40 and older) Explore the Bible - Book by Book Study Main Room

Fellowship Hall in Family Life Center • Helping Hands (Adults with Special Needs)

Access Bible Study, Room 102 & 103 - FLC

It’s crazy to think that it is spring break already. It is now officially spring, which means it’s time to start thinking about camp. Every year we partner with churches from our association for a week of middle school camp and a week of high school camp. These two weeks serve as a time for us to intentionally pour into the students. It is always amazing to see the rapid growth that happens in the students’ lives over just a week of camp. The ability to get away from everyday life and disconnect from technology, while soaking in the Word (and the pool) allows students to hear God’s voice clearly and respond to Him. Camp provides us an oppor-tunity to find where a student is at in their walk with Christ and call them to a deeper walk. This year the camp theme is “Vision”. God has a vision, a plan, for each one of our students’ lives. That vision is to be a disciple who makes disciples. To help our students understand how to do this we will be walking through topics such as baptism, how to read the Bible, how to share the gospel, and how to worship, just to name a few. Our goal every year at camp is to equip students with the tools necessary to go back to their homes, schools, and churches and show people what it means to live for Christ. This year’s topic is going to push and challenge our students to be more bold and mature in their walk with Christ. Middle school camp is June 18th through the 22nd and high school camp is June 25th through the 29th. If you sign up before the middle of May the cost is $115, but it goes up the longer you wait. To help cover the cost of camp we are offering scholarship opportunities. To earn a scholarship, the student has to read a preselected por-tion of the New Testament and watch a Bible Project video for those books on Youtube. Students will be able to earn up to $100 towards camp. Make sure to talk to me before you start reading through the books. The videos can all be found at the following link: https://www.youtube.com/user/jointhebibleproject. The scholarships opportunities are as follows: Reading Matthew through John and watching the videos for all four books is $30 Acts through Philemon and videos is $40 dollars Hebrews through Revelation and videos is $30 God Bless, Nicolas Wilson

Coming up Lessons March 28th - April 18th focuses upon God the Holy Spirit * The Person of the Holy Spirit * The Work of

the Holy Spirit * The Fruit of the Holy Spirit * One God in Three distinct persons – Each person fully God

What’s Up in The Park: • March 31st: Help serve at EASTER EXTRAVAGANZA from 9:30am-Noon • April 1st: Easter Worship Services at 9:00am & 10:30am- No other activities • April 2nd: No School = No Memory Monday • April 25th: Missions fest • May 5th: Senior recognition (10:30 service) • May 13th Early sign up deadline for Middle School camp • May 29th Early sign up deadline for High School camp • June 18th-22nd: Middle School Youth Camp in Warsaw!!! • June 25th-29th: High School Youth Camp in Warsaw!!! • July 15th-20th: Vacation Bible School!!!

Join us for

First Thursday Thursday, April 5, at 6:30 p.m., in the Family Life Center

An evening of Christian Support, sharing, fellowship, and refreshment highlighted by God’s work in Katherine Garneau’s life.

Make plans not to join us!

BSU Dinner Experience the joy of preparing and/or serving dinner to hungry UCM

students at the BSU on Tuesday, April 17. We start preparing at 2:00 p.m., in the Family Life Center and then move to the BSU at 5:30 p.m. and serve

at 6:00 p.m. The menu is Poppy Seed Chicken, Baked Potato, Salad, Desserts. Be watching for an email closer to time and sign up to help

&/or serve. Food Donations and desserts always welcome! Plan to join us in the enjoyable afternoon & evening.

Easter Extravaganza The Women’s Ministry needs your help with cookies for the Easter Extravaganza

• Bringing COOKIES to church March 26-29. We need 1500!! • Help organizing &/or packaging cookies (or you can package in snack bags of 3-4 cookies)

on Friday, March 30, at 5:00 p.m. All are welcome! • Distributing Cookies from 10:00 - 12:00 on Saturday, March 31st.

Please contact Debbie Weigand (660-909-4930) if you can help with this cookies ministry! Thanks!!!

Beth Moore Conference Beth Moore will be in Columbia, MO, July 13-14. Tickets are $69 each. Please contact Debbie Weigand at (660) 909-4930 if you are interested.

Fall Retreat Save the Date of September 28, 29, 30 for our Fall Women’s Retreat at a new location.

Mark your calendars today!

Women With Purpose: “But I have raised you up for this very purpose,

that I might show you my power and that my name might be proclaimed in all the earth.” - Exodus 9:16

“But you will receive power when the Holy Spirit has come upon you and you will be my witnesses in Jerusalem, in all Judea and Samaria, and to the ends of the earth”. - Acts 1:8

Does God call all people to serve him in special ways?

Call describes inviting someone to participate on a Mission team. This past week in Mare Rouge we had a team of eight that testified to the truth of being called on this particular

Mission trip. It was evident the Holy Spirit had gone before us and prepared our way. There were so many situations where we all looked at each other as we knew God was there with us each and every step we took. We were all aware and praised him each and every day for all he

was doing. The B.S.U. students will be sharing after dinner on April 4th. I can tell you your heart will be full if you are present to hear these amazing students testimonies of their God filled week.

A Note from Pastor Wisny: “A huge thank you to the Women's Ministry for the beautiful clothes and money to buy diapers for baby. She was born March 20th, weighed 6 lbs. her name is Kayla. She is perfect, God is so good.”

April 6th and 7th is the W.M.U. Celebration in Springfield, Mo.

at South Gate Baptist church. If you are interested please give me a call or contact the West Central Association Office at 660-747-3628.

Our Annual Mission Festival will be held April 25th in the Sanctuary

following dinner in the Family Life Center. Dinner is at 5:15 and Festival starts at 6:15. Dr. Rich Hedger is the speaker for the Festival this year.

Dr. Hedger is a Missional Evangelism / Discipleship Team Leader for the Missouri Baptist Convention. He is responsible for partnership mission

strategies / partnerships, church evangelism, Great Commission discipleship, disaster relief, and WMU. Rick was born into the family of God and called into Christian service in 1978. Since then, he has served as senior pastor of churches in Missouri and Arkansas and in a church-planting role in Ten-nessee. As pastor of Calvary Baptist Church in Neosho, Mo. He developed partnerships with our International

Mission Board missionaries to engage the people of West Africa. God soon turned the call on Rick’s life to “Call-Out the Called” through local churches, serving as mission awareness director for the Illinois Baptist State Asso-

ciation and now at the MBC. Rick holds a B.A. degree in Bible from Missouri Baptist University, and both a Master of Divinity and Doctor of Ministry from Mid America Baptist Theological Seminary.

May 12 we will be traveling to The Kansas City Rescue Mission in Kansas City, Mo. We will leave the church at 4:15 p.m. On this night we will be participating in their

Game Night. On May 30 we will be serving the evening meal. We will only need 6 folks to help with this. If you are interested please give me a call. 660-238-6501.

The first and third Saturdays of each month we help had out food in the Shiloh Baptist Church parking lot.

If interested be there around 9:00 a.m. On the second Monday evening of each month we serve the food to those that come to the meal. If interested please give me a call.

“Never be lacking in zeal, but keep your spiritual fervor, serving the Lord.” - Romans 12:11

GPBC on Mission

Food Pantry Drive On Sunday April 15th, we will be collecting Non-Perishable Food Items,

for the Food Pantry. Please help those in need in our community.

Ladies: Quilters and Crafters "Experienced and/or beginners" Will NOT be meeting in March due to Quilt Show.

We will have a 2 day Quilt Session April 27 & 28 in the Family Life Center Bring your projects, supplies, sewing machine... any ideas you may have!

Come join us for fun, fellowship and learning! Call Pat Breon for more information at (918) 906-1037.

Dear GPBC Family: We are excited to finally see signs of Spring. The long, cold winter has given us more snow than normal for England and we are ready for warmer days. We are enjoying time as a family with both girls being on Spring Break. Kennedy goes back to BFA on April 8 and Caelyn will start school again on April 16. The university students are on break for much of April, so it will be a slightly dif-ferent schedule for Terry this month. He will soon finish the Alpha Course, which has been an opportunity for people to explore Christianity. The work with the refugees is continuing and we had fun recently celebrating Nowruz, the Persian New Year. The food pantry is up and running and has been a good opportunity to use food that would otherwise go to waste in order meet some of the needs of refugees. Thank you for your continued prayers for us. We do appreciate the huge part you play in our work in England. Much love, Terry, Sheila, Kennedy, and Caelyn Wilbanks

Associational Training at GPBC

Saturday, April 21, 2018 from 2:00 - 4:30 p.m.

The 2018 "Game On" Vacation Bible School is set for July 15-20, 2018. We also partner with the West Central Baptist Association to present VBS Training to the area churches on April 14, 2018.

Below is a supply list needed for that training.

Aluminum Foil/Saran wrap cardboard tubes (NOT paper towel tubes) -Lays Stack Potato Chip containers (NO pringles). They need to be plastic. Please take off the outside sticker for me.

Cutie or Halo Orange netting bags Different color of duck tape rolls Ribbon in various colors, sizes and designs (not ribbon that has the wire in it) -Glue Sticks -

Crayons -Sharpie Markers (Various Colors)

For more information contact: Teresa Collins, [email protected]

or Sandra Silkwood, [email protected]

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February 28, 2018

General Balance $ 134,566.52

Total Tithes Given $ 48,653.56

Total General Fund Expenses $ 50,572.57

These reconciled figures are provided in this format which is for your

convenience only. Complete financial statements which include a balance

sheet and income statements are on file and available in the church office.

Date Tithe New Building Worship S.S./Life

2/4/18 $16,850.56 $ 2,437.00 401 228

2/11/18 $ 2,801.00 $ 397.00 123 (Snow/Ice)

2/18/18 $15,541.70 $ 2,762.00 379 206

2/25/18 $ 9,843.20 $ 1,592.50 427 288

3/4/18 $20,620.09 $ 2,966.00 452 313

3/11/18 $12,718.79 $ 1,968.00 424 285

3/18/18 $ 8,736.18 $ 1,987.50 425 286

Sunday - Missions Hughes Family, Jerusalem Ministry, Melissa, Wilbanks Monday - Those who do not know Jesus as their Lord and Savior. Tuesday - Miscellaneous Requests Beverly Reil, Brandon Shanks, Joshua Woodard, Katrina & Jeff Butts, Liam, Small Business owners, Unspoken Wednesday - Those with health problems Carol Holder, Christian Edwards, Colleen Pease, Doris Stoner, Dorothy Fox, Dorothy Jacobs, Gene Ording, Jane Whiting, Joe Elliot, Ken Fowler, Kody Caldwell, Loretha Huxmanm, Lou Fowler, May Marie Irwin, Marilyn Scherer, Mark Montgomery, Marti Reil, Peggy Justus, Thomas Doerflinger, Trudie Thursday - Those having and recovering from Surgery. Friday - Those with Cancer Ben Schoffstall, Betty Grace Fowler, Bob Anderson, Carol Wittman, Carolyn Aday, Christina Pieczynski, Dorothy Nickell, Hal Hanrahan, Howard Bullard, Iris Pinkston, Johnna Hawkins’ Father, Joyce Barber, Karen Laubenstein, Kevin Colburn’s brother-in-law, La Taunya Ward, Mary Bennett, Michael Plummer, Robbie Parrish, Rosey, Shirley Buttram, Shirley Mayden, Sierra Miller, Stan Ritzer, Sue Wagamon, Wendy Buzzanga Saturday - Military serving our country and their families, those who have lost their jobs, wisdom for our President and government.

4/1/2018 - Phil Woodard 4/8/2018 - Jeff Gibson

4/15/2018 - Dennis Scherer 4/22/2018 - Jake Cantwell 4/29/2018 - Troy Plummer

Deacon of the Week

Schedule:

Larry and Kim Cox’s daughter, Airman Lexie Cox would like to

extend sincere appreciation for all of the cards and prayers she received

while in Basic Training.

It was truly inspiring that there were so many people thinking of her.

Thank you.

Grover Park Baptist Church

409 N. Mitchell

Warrensburg, MO 64093

Non-Profit Organization

U.S. Postage Paid

Warrensburg, MO 64093

Permit No. 151

Our Staff…

Dr. Randall S. Neal - Senior Pastor David Robinson - Music Minister

Brent Bullard - Associate Pastor of Youth & Education Nic Wilson - Youth Minister Assistant Mark Wigginton - Children’s Minister

Roger Dumas - Children’s Church Director Tammy Shirley - Administrative Assistant Ray Fann & Kevin Timbers - Custodian

Office Hours: 8:30 a.m. - 5:00 p.m.

Sunday Bible Study 7:45, 9:00 a.m. & 10:30 a.m.

Worship 9:00 & 10:30 a.m. Children’s Church 10:30 a.m.

Wednesday Dinner 5:30 p.m., Family Worship Night 6:15 p.m. Youth Huddles 6:15 p.m. & WNL Kids 6:15 p.m.

Postmaster Return Service Requested

NEW MEMBERS

Sarah Timbers Dana Moore

Sommer Young

SUN MON TUE WED THU FRI SAT

1 Easter Sunday

2

3 9:00 p.m. “Prime

Time” Senior Adult Choir Rehearsal

10:00 - 10:30 am. “Prime Time” Sing at Country Club Care

Center

2:00 - 3:30 p.m. Adult 6 Sunday

School Class Birthday Party

4 10:00 a.m. Nursing Home Ministry at

Ridgecrest

5:30 p.m. Wednesday Night Dinner

6:15 p.m. Haiti Share Night

6:15 - 7:45 p.m. Youth Group Huddles

5 12:30 p.m.

Men’s Game Day

6:30 p.m. Women With Purpose

6

7

8 6:00 p.m.

Life University

9 2:30 p.m.

Memory Monday

10 11 10:00 a.m. Nursing Home Ministry at

Ridgecrest

5:30 p.m. Wednesday Night

Dinner

6:15 p.m. Worship Service


7:30 p.m. Mission

Committee Mtg.

12 12:30 p.m.

Men’s Game Day

13

14

15 Food Pantry

5:00 p.m. Deacon Mtg.

16 2:30 p.m.

Memory Monday

17 10:00 am. “Prime

Time” Sing at Warrensburg Manor


Ridgecrest


Dinner

6:15 p.m. Worship Service


19 12:30 p.m.

Men’s Game Day

6:00 p.m. Faith Riders “Bike Night”

20

21 2:00 - 4:30 p.m.

West Central Baptist Association

VBS Training

22 2:30 p.m.

Piano Recital

6:00 p.m. Life University

23 2:30 p.m.

Memory Monday

24 8:00 a.m. - 2:00 p.m.

Area Aging

10:00 am. “Prime Time” Sing at

Harmony Gardens


Ridgecrest


Dinner

6:15 p.m. Mission Festival


26 12:30 p.m.

Men’s Game Day

5:30 p.m. Master Gardeners

27 28

29 College Senior Recog-

nition

12:00 p.m. Pathfinders Youth,

The Journey College & Career Carry-In

Luncheon

6:00 p.m. Life University

30 2:30 p.m.

Memory Monday

Grover Park Ba ptist Church 409 N. Mitchell S. ~ Warrensburg ~ 660-747-7196 ~ Email: [email protected]

General Municipal Elections

2018

Finally, brothers and sisters, whatever is true,

whatever is noble, whatever is right, whatever is pure, whatever is lovely, whatever is admirable

- if any thing is excellent or praiseworthy

- think about such things. - Philippians 4:8

2-Day Sew Day Event

April Birthdays

26 Sabrina Cowperthwait Brenda Dahlhoff Jenna Dahlhoff Linda Stober 27 Teresa Keehler 28 Larry Creighton Ed Dorsey Nicholas Shirley

14 Jordan Edwards 15 B.J. Nicas Kevin Shafer 18 Tammy Hunt 19 Emma Ferin Dakota Hunt 21 Esther Patterson 22 Alisa Battles Kiefer Meuschke John Meyer 23 Brett Kesinger Margaret Kesinger Rhonda McKee 24 Any Cicle Debbie Scott Brett Silver

1 Phil Gower Mallory Nicas Lewis Smith 2 Lee Johnson 3 Dennis Scherer 5 Rene Mayden 6 Dustin Mayden 7 Patty Bell George Bullard 9 Mark Wigginton 10 Teresa Collins 12 Melinda Craft Melissa Plummer 13 Bethany Inman

Birthday & Anniversary Are you on our Birthday or Wedding Anniversary List?

If not please call the church office, at 747-7196, so that we may Celebrate with you!

April Anniversaries

April 25 ~ Dale & Joyce Hagerman ~ 38 Years April 25 ~ Dave & Tammy Shirley ~ 26 Years

April 29 ~ Larry & Linda Creighton ~ 50 Years

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