Ross Denman was baptized this morning. He is the son of Matt & Lisa Denman and the grandson of Don and Shirley Carroll.
- Pete and Lillian Taylor are continuing to recover at home after both were in the hospital recently.
- Allen Jumper was released from the hospital this week.
- Lilla Buchanan was also released from the hospital and was at church this morning!
- Carole Anderson asked that we pray for her strength to face whatever health issues may be going on at this time.
- Doris Wooldridge's son, David Wooldridge, has been diagnosed with the West Nile virus. His fever has finally broken.
- Jaymie Spencer-Phillips and her new baby girl, Jaylie June, are doing great.
- Vickie Humphrey's co-worker at PJC, Debbie Helliwell, has been diagnosed with lung cancer. She will have surgery Monday in Sherman.
- Our sympathy goes to the Jerry Bawcum family (owners of Toyota of Paris). Mr. Bawcum passed away this morning at his home. No other details are known at this time. Fry-Gibbs Funeral Home has charge of his services.
- Jacob Brem, who was injured in a fireworks accident last Friday night, had eye surgery on Friday. He's doing better.
- Faith Williams is doing better. In fact, she's doing so well, that she will be released to the hospital apartments this week and then come home in a couple of weeks.
- Kyle and Monica Jones' friend, Mark Shetler, has cancer. The family has 6 children, the youngest with Down's Syndrome.
- Charla Bishop's cousin, Chuck Briggs, has had a stroke last week and is now in rehab. Also, another cousin of theirs, Dustin Clearman, has been diagnosed with a brain tumor and had surgery this past week. Dustin is only 26 years old.
- Tanya Welch's brother and niece and other family members are dealing with many serious personal issues.
- Little baby Gus Fry is only 4 weeks old and has had seizures since birth. He's in NICU and seizures have lengthened and strengthened. Trying to find solutions for him.
- Keeli Williamson-Summers newborn son, Jace, is in NICU with some breathing difficulties.
- Kristie Nutt asked for prayers for her daughter, Alissa Nutt. She's making decisions about becoming a Christian.
- Mike and Gail Kennedy's grandson-in-law, Tanner Trapp, is deploying to Afghanistan this week.
Pantry Needs This Week: Crackers and cornbread mix
Other items that are routinely stocked in the benevolence food pantry and that are needed:
Canned meat (tuna, chicken, ham, Spam, Vienna sausage
Canned vegetables and fruit
Ladies Day in Greenville: Plans are in the making to attend the second annual Autumn Celebration of the Timeless Woman at Johnson Street Church of Christ on Saturday, September 15th. Registration is at 9:30 and lunch will be served the program. Author and speaker, Cassandra Miller will present "God Pass Me Me By". (Joanne Wood will be teaching a ladies class this fall based on Cassandra's book.) There is a sign-up board on the Ladies Bulletin Board.
Simple Supper: This weeks' entree is a Sub Sandwiches. Please donate at least $2 per person. If you did not get the chance to sign up Sunday morning and would like to join us for supper, please call the church office.
New church directories will arrive THIS MONTH!
Keep The Date:
Love you - MEAN IT!
Spaghetti and sauce
Peanut butter and jelly
Macaroni and Cheese
1 pound packages of beans or rice
Hot and Cold cereals
Crackers
Cornbread mix
Toiletries
Clothes Closet: We are in need of children's clothing for Fall. NO MORE ADULT SUMMER CLOTHING PLEASE.
Teacher Appreciation Luncheon: We will be honoring the teachers of our community with a luncheon on August 21st as they prepare for the new school year. If you can help provide dessert, please sign the list at the Welcome Center. See James Hanley or Patrick Cannon if you would like to help prepare, serve or clean up. Thank you for your help.
It's that time of year again! Charlotte Grooms is accepting donations of new back-packs or monetary donations for the purchase of the bags. Charlotte works at Justiss Elementary. You may deliver those to her in the church nursery.
5th Sunday Organizational Group: Sherrie Boyd would like to get a group together that would be in charge of setting up, serving and cleaning up after our 5th Sunday potluck lunches. There are only 4 potlucks each year. Please sign up at the Welcome Center if you are able to help.
It's that time of year again! Charlotte Grooms is accepting donations of new back-packs or monetary donations for the purchase of the bags. Charlotte works at Justiss Elementary. You may deliver those to her in the church nursery.
5th Sunday Organizational Group: Sherrie Boyd would like to get a group together that would be in charge of setting up, serving and cleaning up after our 5th Sunday potluck lunches. There are only 4 potlucks each year. Please sign up at the Welcome Center if you are able to help.
Ladies Day in Greenville: Plans are in the making to attend the second annual Autumn Celebration of the Timeless Woman at Johnson Street Church of Christ on Saturday, September 15th. Registration is at 9:30 and lunch will be served the program. Author and speaker, Cassandra Miller will present "God Pass Me Me By". (Joanne Wood will be teaching a ladies class this fall based on Cassandra's book.) There is a sign-up board on the Ladies Bulletin Board.
Simple Supper: This weeks' entree is a Sub Sandwiches. Please donate at least $2 per person. If you did not get the chance to sign up Sunday morning and would like to join us for supper, please call the church office.
New church directories will arrive THIS MONTH!
Keep The Date:
Aug 13: Summer Youth Series in Dangerfield
Aug 15: Wednesday Summer Series speaker Paul Castleman/Idabel, OK
Aug 17/18: Youth Group - DNOW with Andrew Whitehouse
Aug 19: Youth Group Dinner & Devo 6-9pm
Aug 19: Cluster Meeting
Aug 19: Cluster Meeting
Aug 21: Lamar County Teacher Luncheon at LACOC
Aug 22: Wednesday Summer Series speaker Tim Gibbs/Daingerfield, TX
Aug 22: Blood Drive
Aug 29: Wednesday Summer Series speaker John Cannon - Texarkana, TX
Sept 12: Ladies Bible Class begins
Sept 15: Ladies Day/Greenville, TX
Love you - MEAN IT!
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