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ELDERS Mark Elliott
Lyn Fite Bill Kelton Less Roland Jeff Smith
DEACONS
Jim Gray Glenn Neimeyer
Ever Pando Glen Thompson
MINISTERS
Adam Elliott Greg Fleming
SECRETARIES Tammy Porter
Betty Smith
EVANGELISM
Stephen Cavitt Raleigh, NC
Paul Dowell SIBI dean & instructor
Christian Garcia SIBI student
Connor Reed A.I.M., Bolivia
Lalo & Jamie Rocha Mexico City
RECORD May 19
Bible Class 54
Morning Worship 110
Contribution $3465.00
Average Contribution $7254.60
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Potluck dinner
June 4th at 6:30
in the library.
DON’T FORGET TUESDAY LADIES!!!
Please join us for a fellowship meal after morning worship.
PRAYER UPDATES
Jim Davis, son-in-law of Evelyn Stewart, diagnosed
with cancer
The June prayer list, printed on Cream
paper, is available in the foyer.
Food
Contact
June
Brenda
Gray
Elder
Contact
June
Mark
Elliott
BIRTHDAYS
Cindy Fleming 3rd
Reid Payne 4th
Jeanette Porter 7th
Lanell Simmons 8th
Regina Jackson 17th
Ruthie Laughery 17th
Mitzi Hollingsworth 18th
Efren Olguin 18th
Kal-El Contreras 19th
Barbara Harris 20th
Jeff Smith 20th
Paula Barbieri 21st
Kay Bartlett 21st
Greg Fleming 22nd
Glen Thompson 25th
Jessica Whitaker 25th
Carolyn Boles 28th
Melani Payne 29th
ANNIVERSARIES
Bill & Juli Kelton 3rd
Jimmie & Carolyn Foster 4th
Harvey & Gloria Sherman 10th
Jesse & Pat Langlitz 12th
James & Natalie Kingston 14th
Andy & Lauren Ellis 15th
John & Linda Griffin 15th
Jamie & Laura Uriaz 25th
Chelsey & Alma Davis 28th
MARGARITO &
MARIA ARTEAGA
SAY HELLO
FROM MEXICO
AND MISS
EVERYONE!!!
Helen Marie Coldewey
OUR NEW
Helen Coldewey was born in Mitchell County at home on October 4, 1936, and
spent most of her growing up years in and around Loraine, TX. Helen is the
oldest girl in a family with six children - 2 boys and 4 girls who are all still living.
She is the daughter of Roy & Delia Richard, who passed away in 1989. Her early years were spent
working on the farm, chopping and picking cotton, and baby-sitting her younger siblings. When she
wasn’t doing chores, she enjoyed reading, singing with the family, playing basketball & volleyball.
Helen was baptized at 12 years old at a gospel meeting in Stanton by Howard Peacock. One of her
second cousins taught singing schools and she learned to read music, which led to her singing in a
quartet with brother Donald Richard and two friends.
Helen met the love of her life when she was a senior in high school while cheering at a football game.
Maurice Coldewey had just returned home from Korea and kept pestering her to go with him after the
game to get a coke. They were married in June 1955, and were married for 56 years. Maurice
passed away in 2011.
Before having children, Helen worked at Clark Brothers Industries as a secretary. Later when the
children were in school, she worked for Camp Fire Girls, and MISD as a school secretary. Her
hobbies are singing, reading & crocheting. Her favorite Bible passage is Philipians 4:4-7.
Helen & Maurice were blessed with 3 children. James & his wife, Joyce, live in Lubbock and have
two children, Erin & Kevin. Greg & his wife, Jeanne, live in San Antonio and have two daughters
Amy & Amanda. Their daughter, Lisa Stubblefield & her husband, Kurtis, live in Dallas. Helen also
has a great grandbaby, Miles, who is a delight to them all.
The Coldeweys decided to move to the country to raise their family. At one time or another they had
a cow, a horse, pigs, geese, chickens, and ducks. Church was always very important to the family.
They were involved with whatever was going on at church and also were active in sports, Girl Scouts,
and 4H.
After Helen’s grandchildren got old enough, she started what she called “Camp Helen” for them and
their cousins. Camp lasted a week and was filled with fun activities such as swimming, acting out
skits (which was one of their favorites), learning songs to sing around the singing tree, learning Bible
verses, and doing service projects. It was memorable for all and the kids (grown now) still talk about
that time fondly.
Helen has attended Main St. Church of Christ for 64 years and is a delightful person that you will
want to get to know.
order of worship June 9, 2019
If you are unable to serve, please call the church office (682-8653) or e-mail
MORNING SERVICE
ANNOUNCEMENTS Bill Kelton
PRAYER Jim Gray
CLOSING PRAYER Less Roland
SONG LEADER Wesley Meeks
COMMUNION MEDITATION & PRAYERS
Lyn Fite
COMMUNION
W EST EAST
Glen Thompson Clint Elliott
R.T. Haile Arnulfo Zarate
Chase Greer Less Roland
USHER
John Griffin
GREETERS
Cherry Matchus & Jeanette Porter
RESPONSES
Bill Kelton
CONTRIBUTION Lyn Fite
Ever Pando
order of worship June 2, 2019
welcome & prayer Greg Fleming
scripture stand Psalm 97 Chelsey Davis
2 hymns
prayer Charles Pruitt
2 hymns
sermon Adam Elliott
invitation hymn
shepherd Less Roland
communion
meditation reading Matthew 26:26-29 Mark Elliott
communion hymn
prayers & distribution of bread & cup
Chelsey Davis Clint Elliott
Jim Gray James Kingston
Sammy Gonzalez Hoppy Hopkins
offering
announcements Greg Fleming
scripture stand Jude 20-25 Greg Fleming
closing hymn
prayer Hoppy Hopkins
usher R.T. Haile
greeters Nita Holland & Pat Langlitz
shut-in communion Less Roland
contribution Jim Gray & Mark Elliott
9:00 to 9:30 am
Sundays in the fellowship area
No evening worship
at Downtown
Family Day
Potluck after morning worship
no evening service