THOSE WHO SERVE December 15 December 22

Lock Building for the Week Kim Smith Kim Smith

Projector Kim Smith Curtis Sanford Joe Davis Ed McFatter

Scripture Reading Joe Maywald Rick Arnold

First Prayer Darrin Griffith Dan Talbot

Lord’s Supper Curtis Sanford James Henry Dan Talbot Carl Barrow Kyle Teat Clint Clary James Carr Brian Martin Jeff King Abel Black Roger Peltier Aaron Black Walter Anderson Joe Davis

Closing Comments David Johnson David Johnson Closing Prayer Larry Timaeus Kim Smith

Alternates Rick Arnold Brian Peltier Clint Clary James Carr

EVENING Scripture Reading

Ed McFatter Phil Carter First Prayer

James Henry David Johnson Lord’s Supper

Rob Robinson Walter Anderson Carl Barrow Larry Timaeus

Closing Prayer Harold Liddell Jeff King

SPECIAL SERVICE Communion Preparation Gerry & Sharon Austin

Clean Communion Trays Gerry & Sharon Austin

Baptismal Garments Joe & Margy Davis Nursery Sheets

DECEMBER 15, 2019

MEN TO COUNT CONTRIBUTION Kyle Teat Gerry Austin

BIBLE TIME Karen Clary

GREETERS December 15 David Johnson’s Team Carl & Sharon Barrow Margy Davis, Shonda Weise December 22 Bill Walker’s Team

MONITOR December 15 Rick Arnold December 22 Kyle Teat

SCHEDULE OF SERVICES SUNDAY MORNING BIBLE CLASSES 9:30 A.M. SUNDAY MORNING WORSHIP 10:30 A.M. SUNDAY EVENING WORSHIP 6:00 P.M. WEDNESDAY NIGHT WITH THE MASTER MEAL 6:00 P.M. ACTIVITIES & BIBLE STUDY 6:30, 7:00 P.M.

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December 8, 2019 A.M. Worship 121 Country Village 13 Contribution $4,246.00 Weekly Budget $5,871.00

We will have a potluck

luncheon following our

morning services.

Sweeny church of Christ December 29, 2019

6:00 p.m. There will be a time of fellowship in the annex following the service. Snacks will be served. If you need a ride, or if you can provide a ride to the End of Year Service, there is a sign up sheet in the foyer.

On December 25 we will have not

have a Wednesday night service.

We will have a singing and

devotional time on January 1. Our

regular Wednesday night activities

will resume January 8, 2020.

Thank you church for giving to Central Texas Children’s Home for the holidays. Our goal was $1,400 and you exceeded this amount. Angleton is a generous church. We appreciate your love and the giving to these children and families. We are thankful for Joe and Margy spearheading this project.

December 16

Bring a sack lunch at noon

research suggests these internal timepieces may be more complicated than scientists thought” (2011).

How interesting! Our body is filled with

trillions of cells that contain

complicated clocks. Man-made

clocks are complex and effective. If

a person found such a device in the

middle of the forest, he would be

forced to conclude it was

intelligently designed. The same is true of

the biological clocks found in the body.

From the Preacher’s Desk

All Clocks Have a Clockmaker

By Kyle Butt, M.Div.

In 1802, William Paley published his famous book Natural Theology, in which he presented the watchmaker analogy. He explained that if a person were to stumble across a well-designed watch in the middle of the woods, the complexity of the watch would

be evidence that an intelligent designer made the machine. His analogy is an extension of the more formal teleological argument, which simply states that if there is design in nature, that design demands the existence of a designer. The Hebrews writer used the same line of reasoning when he wrote: “For every house is built by someone, but He who built all things is God” (3:4).

Cutting-edge biological research has added some fresh insight to this ancient wisdom. Malcolm Ritter recently reported on work done by Akhilesh Reddy of Cambridge University and Joseph Bass of Northwestern University (2011). Their research, published in Nature centers on the built-in clocks that are housed in the cells of the human body. Ritter wrote, “even the cells throughout our body have their own 24-hour clocks to coordinate activities at the cellular level. Now new

Bobbie Krejci remains in Methodist Hospital,

Alkek Building room 833 with congestive heart

failure...Mary Miller is home following rehab at

Encompass Rehab Hospital in Pearland...Rosie

Meador, great-grandmother of Lane and Weston

Timaeus, is in Memorial Hermann with double

pneumonia…Alvin Meador, Lane and Westons’

great-grandfather, will have a new knee

replacement surgery, but is waiting until they get

Rosie home...Please pray for our many members

who continue to struggle with health issues.

The youth progressive dinner will be

Thursday, December 19th starting at

6:00 p.m. If you can help by hosting

the appetizers, dinner, or make

desserts, please talk with David

Olmos. The desserts and gift

exchange will take place at our

building. David is asking that each

person participating, please bring

five gifts from the dollar store

totaling $5. You can put them all in

a bag, wrap them all together or

wrap them individually. Come for an

evening of fun.