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Mark your calendars! South Hills Church of the Nazarene is host- ing the Family Life "I Still Do" simulcast on Saturday, October 17th. This event is a powerful, practical, one-day marriage event where couples can invest in and strengthen their marriage. Couples will join thousands of others to affirm the fundamental im- portance of strong, healthy, committed mar- riages in every culture. By exploring God’s design for marriage, couples will have a chance to reaffirm that their marriage matters – to their children and to the rest of society. Register online only at istilldo.com. Register early for better rates. More info to come! See Stephen Mannion with any questions. Prime Time Event… Come and join the Prime Timers with a day trip to the Carnegie Science Center and lunch at the Grand Buffet on Thursday, June 11. On June 11… Catch the “T” at the Library stop at 9:44 AM.* Attend the Carnegie Science Center to see on the IMAX screen “Titans of the Ice Age”. Have lunch at the Grand Buffet at 12:30 PM (cost is approximately $16.00). Catch the “T “for home after lunch.* *Or alternate plans should be made on your own. Call the Halls with any questions at 412.833.6760. Crisis Care Kits – Urgent Need! Crisis Care Kits are made by Nazarene volun- teers and are a tangible way that we can get involved in the disaster response process. Thousands of Crisis Care Kits are made, stored, and distributed globally each year as needs inevitably arise around the world. At this time, there is an urgent need for Crisis Care Kits to be distributed to the Texas/ Oklahoma area due to massive flooding. We have been contacted to help assist with this request. Please bring any of the items listed below to church June 7th-June 14th and place them in the NMI wicker hamper in the foyer near the coat racks. The NMI will assemble the kits and send them to the appropriate col- lection center. Thank you for your support and participation in the need at this time. If you have any questions, please contact Ka- ren Wanzie at 412.831.6191 or Sue Baun at 412.418.5626. 1 med. size bottle of shampoo (12– 18oz.), please tape flip-tops closed 2 bars of soap (bath-size or larger) 1 medium toothpaste (4.0 to 6.4 oz.) 3 toothbrushes (in original packaging) 1 box of Band-Aids (30 or more) 1 sturdy hair comb 2 hand towels 4 pocket-size packages of facial tissue Wisdom Hunters—Faith Inspires Faith First, I thank my God through Jesus Christ for all of you, because your faith is being reported all over the world. Romans 1:8 Faith on display for God elevates the faith of other Jesus followers. It’s challenging and encouraging to be with Christians who totally trust Jesus, seeking to live out His ways. When I am with my friend, he lifts my faith in the Lord to another level. When I am unsure about an issue or per- turbed about a person He lovingly asks me, “What is God’s heart on this matter?” I thank the Lord for friend because of his uplifting influence in my life and for the effect his very positive faith has on others. Faith boldly lived out helps others step out in significant faith. Paul is thanking God through Christ for the Roman Christians who did not allow persecution to stop their fiery witness. In fact, their attempted beat down by deadly foes became a platform for sending missionaries around the known world. These genuine followers of Jesus did not receive honor in their home town or country, but God used them to spread the gospel to those who would gladly be saved. Paul was compelled to pray for them and thank God for their extraordinary faith. Faithful love in the face of unloving forces facilitates faith and very grateful prayers. When you take a step of faith in a difficult situation, those around you are in- spired to follow. Their faith tends to grow along with the growth of your faith. You may have more questions than answers to a relational dilemma. Give someone the benefit of the doubt by helping them work through their doubts. Be patient, someone’s self doubt is an opportunity to support them by taking them to the Bible for confidence and comfort. Scripture soothes the soul. Stories of faith grow faith. When someone knows God believes in them—their belief in themselves is bettered. Furthermore, be wise to draft behind the bold faith of other followers of Christ. Like drafting cyclists—stay very close to those who love Christ, as their faith energy pulls you forward. Get out of your comfort zone: join a small group on a mission trip, accompany a caring friend on a hospital visit, or encourage another friend or associate with a respected cause that stands up for justice. The growth of your faith can compound exponential- ly in the company of other growing Christians. Thank God for faith sto- ries that fuel your soul! Faith feeds on faith. The Lord’s Day, June 7, 2015 Prayer in the Library, 9:00 AM; Morning Worship, 9:30 AM Kenneth Culbertson, Senior Pastor Dallas Mucci, Missional Outreach Pastor Stephen Mannion, Dir. of Assimilation & Outreach Ryan Baird, Director of Discipleship Jennifer Irwin, Assistant Pastor Chalmer & Judi Wiegman, Ministers of Visitation Chuck & Kelly Tatum, Youth Ministers Our Mission: Helping people cross the bridge toward wholeness. 5601 Library Road Bethel Park, PA 15102 412.831.6333 [email protected]; www.shcn.org Audio devices are available at the Welcome Center for those who have difficulty in hearing the service. Quiet Reflection… Please prepare your hearts for worship by meditating on this prayer: I commit myself to adore the Father through Christ the Son in the grace and power of the Holy Spirit. As we worship together, I seek a transforming encounter with the risen and ascended Christ. Welcome ~ Ed Drake Worship Together in Word and Song ~ Worship Team CALL TO WORSHIP ~ Pastor Ken Culbertson James 5:17–18 CALL TO PRAYER ~ Rev. Chalmer Wiegman Psalm 46:1–3; 10–11 Camp Discovery ~ Rachel Sweeney CALL TO GIVING ~ Rachel Sweeney Presentation of His tithes and our offerings Special Music ~ Bob Riedel CALL TO GOD’S WORD Children’s Message ~ “Down in the Dumps?” “Can You Hear Me Now?” ~ Pastor Ken Culbertson Matthew 11:28–30 CALL TO OUR LORD’S TABLE Benediction ~ Revelation 22:21

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Mark your calendars!

South Hills Church of the Nazarene is host-

ing the Family Life "I Still Do" simulcast on

Saturday, October 17th. This event is a

powerful, practical, one-day marriage event

where couples can invest in and strengthen

their marriage. Couples will join thousands

of others to affirm the fundamental im-

portance of strong, healthy, committed mar-

riages in every culture. By exploring God’s

design for marriage, couples will have a

chance to reaffirm that their marriage

matters – to their children and to the rest of

society. Register online only at istilldo.com.

Register early for better rates. More info to

come!

See Stephen Mannion with any questions.

Prime Time Event…

Come and join the Prime Timers with a day trip to the Carnegie Science Center and lunch at the Grand Buffet on Thursday, June 11.

On June 11…

Catch the “T” at the Library stop at 9:44 AM.*

Attend the Carnegie Science Center to see on the IMAX screen “Titans of the Ice Age”.

Have lunch at the Grand Buffet at 12:30 PM (cost is approximately $16.00).

Catch the “T “for home after lunch.* *Or alternate plans should be made on your own.

Call the Halls with any questions at 412.833.6760.

Crisis Care Kits – Urgent Need!

Crisis Care Kits are made by Nazarene volun-

teers and are a tangible way that we can get

involved in the disaster response process.

Thousands of Crisis Care Kits are made,

stored, and distributed globally each year as

needs inevitably arise around the world. At

this time, there is an urgent need for Crisis

Care Kits to be distributed to the Texas/

Oklahoma area due to massive flooding. We

have been contacted to help assist with this

request. Please bring any of the items listed

below to church June 7th-June 14th and place

them in the NMI wicker hamper in the foyer

near the coat racks. The NMI will assemble

the kits and send them to the appropriate col-

lection center. Thank you for your support

and participation in the need at this time.

If you have any questions, please contact Ka-ren Wanzie at 412.831.6191 or Sue Baun at

412.418.5626.

1 med. size bottle of shampoo (12–

18oz.), please tape flip-tops closed 2 bars of soap (bath-size or larger) 1 medium toothpaste (4.0 to 6.4 oz.) 3 toothbrushes (in original packaging) 1 box of Band-Aids (30 or more) 1 sturdy hair comb 2 hand towels 4 pocket-size packages of facial tissue

Wisdom Hunters—Faith Inspires Faith

First, I thank my God through Jesus Christ for all of you, because your

faith is being reported all over the world. Romans 1:8

Faith on display for God elevates the faith of other Jesus followers. It’s

challenging and encouraging to be with Christians who totally trust Jesus,

seeking to live out His ways. When I am with my friend, he lifts my faith

in the Lord to another level. When I am unsure about an issue or per-

turbed about a person He lovingly asks me, “What is God’s heart on this

matter?” I thank the Lord for friend because of his uplifting influence in

my life and for the effect his very positive faith has on others. Faith boldly

lived out helps others step out in significant faith.

Paul is thanking God through Christ for the Roman Christians who did

not allow persecution to stop their fiery witness. In fact, their attempted

beat down by deadly foes became a platform for sending missionaries

around the known world. These genuine followers of Jesus did not receive

honor in their home town or country, but God used them to spread the

gospel to those who would gladly be saved. Paul was compelled to pray

for them and thank God for their extraordinary faith. Faithful love in the

face of unloving forces facilitates faith and very grateful prayers. When

you take a step of faith in a difficult situation, those around you are in-

spired to follow. Their faith tends to grow along with the growth of your

faith. You may have more questions than answers to a relational dilemma.

Give someone the benefit of the doubt by helping them work through

their doubts. Be patient, someone’s self doubt is an opportunity to support

them by taking them to the Bible for confidence and comfort. Scripture

soothes the soul. Stories of faith grow faith. When someone knows God

believes in them—their belief in themselves is bettered.

Furthermore, be wise to draft behind the bold faith of other followers of

Christ. Like drafting cyclists—stay very close to those who love Christ, as

their faith energy pulls you forward. Get out of your comfort zone: join a

small group on a mission trip, accompany a caring friend on a hospital

visit, or encourage another friend or associate with a respected cause that

stands up for justice. The growth of your faith can compound exponential-

ly in the company of other growing Christians. Thank God for faith sto-

ries that fuel your soul! Faith feeds on faith.

The Lord’s Day, June 7, 2015 Prayer in the Library, 9:00 AM; Morning Worship, 9:30 AM

Kenneth Culbertson, Senior Pastor

Dallas Mucci, Missional Outreach Pastor

Stephen Mannion, Dir. of Assimilation & Outreach

Ryan Baird, Director of Discipleship

Jennifer Irwin, Assistant Pastor

Chalmer & Judi Wiegman, Ministers of Visitation

Chuck & Kelly Tatum, Youth Ministers

Our Mission:

Helping people cross the bridge toward wholeness.

5601 Library Road Bethel Park, PA 15102

412.831.6333 [email protected]; www.shcn.org

Audio devices are available at the Welcome Center

for those who have difficulty in hearing the service.

Quiet Reflection…

Please prepare your hearts for worship by meditating on this prayer:

I commit myself to adore the Father through Christ the Son in the grace and power of the Holy Spirit. As we worship together, I seek a transforming encounter with the risen and ascended Christ.

Welcome ~ Ed Drake

Worship Together in Word and Song ~ Worship Team

CALL TO WORSHIP ~ Pastor Ken Culbertson

James 5:17–18

CALL TO PRAYER ~ Rev. Chalmer Wiegman Psalm 46:1–3; 10–11

Camp Discovery ~ Rachel Sweeney

CALL TO GIVING ~ Rachel Sweeney

Presentation of His tithes and our offerings

Special Music ~ Bob Riedel

CALL TO GOD’S WORD Children’s Message ~ “Down in the Dumps?”

“Can You Hear Me Now?” ~ Pastor Ken Culbertson Matthew 11:28–30

CALL TO OUR LORD’S TABLE

Benediction ~ Revelation 22:21

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SUNDAY SCHOOL... FOR DISCIPLES OF ALL AGES

If you are not already part of a Sunday school/discipleship group, please

consider joining one of these classes:

Nursery to 6th Grade–Lower Level Junior & Senior High–Teen Center College Age–Library (May–Aug.) Bethel Bible–Choir Room CrossRoads–Fellowship Hall LifeBuilders–Sanctuary NewGen.–Foyer

Giving from May 1, 2014—May 31, 2015

2015–2016 Tithes & Offerings

Needed to Date $35,000

Amount Needed Weekly

$7,000

2015–2016 Tithes & Offerings

Given to Date* $32,812

Amount Given Last Week

$3,974

*This total does not reflect giving that is considered pass-through funds. The total represents all giving that would be considered tithes and offerings for all purposes.

Recent Prayer Requests Family and friends of Walter Panner in his home going; Esther Summerson; Deb Dell; JoAnn DeUsanio Puma; Pastor Dallas & Sandy Mucci; Paul & Alberta Lilja; Arlana Mannion; Irene Gunderman; Rich Lampenfield; Tammy Findlay Delserone; Lori Meyer; Gloria Miller; Sylvia Burkhart; Patti Hill; Flanagan & Havel families; Irwin, Frischmann, & Parr families; Gatti family; Rojtas family; Salay & DeUsanio families; seasonal traveling mercies; those needing employment; pregnancy prayer support; serving in our military; in nursing/personal care homes; recovering from addictions; and salvation.

To receive a weekly electronic copy of the Prayer List, please contact the church office at [email protected].

Church Office Hours

Monday—Friday

8:30 AM to 1:30 PM

412.831.6333; [email protected]

www.shcn.org

Bulletin Deadline: Thursdays, 10:00 AM

Church Calendar: To check availability, reserve a room, or

place an event on the calendar, please call the church office in

advance of your event and in advance of event advertising.

Borrowing Church Property? Please contact the church

office to check on availability. Thanks!

Keeping Connected...

Evelyn Whitling 3704 Meadow Lane

South Park, PA 15129

Please take a few minutes to send a card or note to Evelyn and let her know she is loved, missed,

and being remembered in prayer.

New Life Group – All welcome!

We will be using the small group study of "Crazy Love" by

Francis Chan. This is a ten week study which will take place

each Wednesday at 7PM in the Choir Room beginning June

10th. We realize that some who have children may want to

attend. Because of this, we are looking for volunteers to watch

children for approximately 1 hour during this time. If you can

help, or would like to register (registration is required),

contact Stephen Mannion at 412-610-3289 or email Stephen at

[email protected].

This Week’s Church Events

Sunday School Today, 11:00 AM, Various areas Boston Bound BBQ Today, 12:00 PM, FH & Parking Lot Teen Drama Today, 5:00 PM, Teen Center Gr. Commission Training Today, 6–7::30 PM, Fellowship Hall Teen Praise Team Today, 6:00 PM, Teen Center Teen Bible Study Today, 7:00PM, Teen Center Prayer Service Tues., 7:00 PM, Sanctuary Epic Bible Study Wed, 7:00 PM, Pastor’s Office New Life Group Wed., 7:00 PM, Choir Room Prayer Group/Bible Study Wed., 7:00 PM, Library Teen Bible Study Wed., 7:00 PM, Teen Center

Epic Readings for June 8 – June 14

Please read the following passages with your family and friends in preparation for the Sunday, June 14. worship service.

Monday, June 8; read 2 Kings 11. Tuesday, June 9; read 2 Kings 12:1–10. Wednesday, June 10; read 2 Kings 12:12–21. Thursday, June 11; read 2 Chronicles 24:1–19. Friday, June 12; read 2 Chronicles 24:20–27. Saturday, June 13; read Matthew 21:12–13. Sunday, June 14; read 2 Kings 12:4–5.

Dates to remember for upcoming

DivorceCare meetings

The next special event planned for this sum-

mer: July 23 at 7:00 PM in the Fellowship Hall.

The Fall 2015 Divorce Care Session will

begin on Thursday, September 3.

For questions or further information, please

see Pastor Jennifer Irwin, Tom Kapples or

Frank Noah.

Boston Bound BBQ

You’re invited to a Boston Bound BBQ on Sunday,

June 7, 12:00 PM.

Come and show your support for our Children’s Bible

Quizzers heading to the regional Quiz on June 27th.

Donations will be

accepted to help

defray their travel

expenses.

Graduation Open House for Megan Eaton

Please join us at a Graduation Open House for Megan

Eaton to celebrate her 2015 graduation from West Mifflin

Area High School on Saturday, June 27 from 1:00 to 6:00

PM; South Park shelters #51 Mercer and #16 Campbell.

Directions: Corrigan Drive to McConkey Road to Sesqui

Road (across from Wave Pool entrance) first grove of

shelters to the right, look for signs!

Please R.S.V.P. (412)298-7871 (call or text).