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TODAY

7:00 a.m. Men’s Growth Groups

8:15 a.m. Prayer, Room 205

9:00 a.m. The Cross Road

9:00 a.m. Worship Service

11:00 a.m. Worship Service

6:00 p.m. Small Groups

MON

7:00 p.m. The Most Excellent Way

TUE

6:45 p.m. Club RockSalt

7:00 p.m. Ministry Night

WED

9:30 a.m. Women’s Discipleship

12:00 p.m. Men’s Growth Groups

Women’s Discipleship

6:45 p.m. Worship Team Practice

7:00 p.m. Logos

7:00 p.m. High School Cause

THUR

6:00 a.m. Men’s Growth Groups

6:45 p.m. The Cross Road

7:00 p.m. Careers Group

FRI - SUN

Women’s Retreat

UPCOMING EVENTS

• Women’s Retreat

November 6-8

• Lord’s Supper & Baptisms

November 15

• FPNO

November 21

• Thanksgiving Ministry Break

November 23-28

• Girls’ Night Out

December 7

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Food Closet Needs For Thanksgiving

We are so blessed to show the love of Christ to our community through

holiday food boxes. Would you consider partnering with us to provide a

Thanksgiving meal for those in need? Below is a list of items to donate; if you

are interested in sponsoring a family, please call the church office.

Pumpkin Pie Filling Canned Green Beans Olives

Cream Of Mushroom Soup Cranberry Sauce Jell-o

Sweetened Condensed Milk Canned Corn Marshmallows

Boxed Mashed Potatoes Stuffing Canned Fruit

Graham Cracker Pie Crust Canned Gravy Cake/Muffin Mix

Canned Sweet Potatoes Pickles Turkey/Ham

*Bring your food items to the church office.

Info & News

Women’s Retreat

The ladies leave next weekend for Retreat! There are still

boxes at the entrances for collecting chocolate. It will be a

wonderful weekend of encouragement and fellowship.

November 15 at 6 PM - If you or someone you know would

like to be baptized, fill out the brown, “Sign Me Up” card in the

seat pocket in front of you and drop it in an offering box.

Families In Need

If you or someone you know would be blessed by a holiday food basket,

please contact the church office. 503.588.0403

The ministry of SHC is funded entirely by the generous giving of God’s people. You will notice that we do not pass the offering plate; however, there are offering boxes in the back of the auditorium. We believe from the Word of God that the Spirit of God will lead people towards giving back to God of their first fruits. “...God loves a cheerful giver,” (2 Cor. 9:7). Please prayerfully consider what the Lord would have you do.

Monthly Budget Needed $107,000 Monthly Giving To Date $ 98,054 Fiscal ,Year to Date +/- +$ 9,560 Building Fund $ 32,233

SHC Staff

Pastors

Justin Greene

Senior Pastor Carl Chica

Pastoral Care & Missions Matt MacCollin

Pastor of Men/Careers

Lay Elders

Chuck Moore

Ted Ferry

Administration

AJ Acker

Music Ministry Julie Bernard Women’s Ministry Laura Chica Women’s Biblical Counseling Jay Duffus

Men’s Biblical Counseling Ron Groves

Administrator Scott Hunter

Facilities Manager Russ Libby

Director of Ministries Pete Potloff

Director of Family Life Ed Reister

Community Connection Tim Saffeels

Director of Student Ministries

Giving Update

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Our Purpose Colossians 1:28-29

Love God. Love Others. Reach The World.

Finals Week at Discipleship

University Part 2

“Proficiency Test” Luke 9:10-17

Presented by

Pastor Justin Greene

November 1, 2015

Steve Weidner didn’t know what he was getting himself

into when he walked across the playground on his way

back from lunch. On June 2, the 46-year old custodian

at Alan Shepard Elementary School in Bourbonnais,

Illinois, was swarmed by 104 second graders hoping to

get their yearbooks signed.

“It was pretty overwhelming for me with them all

screaming for my attention and waving their yearbooks

in the air,” Weidner told TODAY.com. “But after we

organized a line and I sat down, it ended up being really

fun.”

A photo of the second graders standing in line was

posted to the Bourbonnais School District Facebook

page and on June 5, it was uploaded to Reddit, where

it’s already garnered over 3 million views.

Alan Shepard custodian Steve “Mr. Steve” Weidner has reached Rock

Star status as he autographs yearbooks for his “fans”!

And the students who didn’t have a chance to get their

yearbooks signed outside weren’t left hanging – “Mr.

Steve,” as Weidner is known at the school – went into

classrooms to give out his autograph, and also had

students bring their yearbooks to lunch.

During his 15 years at Shepard, he’s signed students’

yearbooks, but has never had the turnout he had this

year. “He is a role model for the students and someone

they know they can go to whenever they need him –

whether a ball flies over a fence or they get sick,”

principal Shirley Padera told TODAY.com. “No problem

is too big for Mr. Steve.”

Weidner has signed about 300 yearbooks this year and

said that he will continue the tradition for years to come.

“The students are what make every day a joy to go to

work,” Weidner said. “I do it for the kids.”

How do you know when you have done your job right?

PROFICIENCY TEST

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THE TEST

Disciples: Share an episode that demonstrates your

understanding of the following four words:

ADEQUACY

• How have your experiences prepared you for ministry?

PROVISION

• Who does God want to provide for? (How?)

� What if you’re P.C. B.L.A.H.? Part of Crowd, Basic Life,

Always Here

SATISFACTION

• Is there a difference between what you think is “enough”

and what God thinks is “enough”?

IDENTITY

• Who do people focus on as a result of your efforts?