First Baptist Church
1500 East Melgaard Rd
Aberdeen, SD 57401-7714
Phone: 605-225-9581
Email: fbc@nvc.net

News and Events

ANNOUNCEMENTS FOR THE WEEK OF JULY 18TH

TONIGHT:
6:00 EVENING GOSPEL SERVICE
Song Leader...................................................... DAVID ECKERT
Vocal Solo.......................................................... TIM HEUPEL
Scripture............................................................. REINIE DELZER
Matthew 26:36-46
Prayer.................................................................. LEONARD SMITH
Message............................................................. PASTOR SALEM
THY WILL BE DONE

MONDAY:
8:30 CHURCH LEAGUE SOFTBALL at the South Softball Complex. First Baptist vs. St. Mary’s Catholic in Field “D.”

WEDNESDAY:
NO JR. & SR. HIGH YOUTH THIS WEEK
5:15 PRAISE TEAM REHEARSAL
7:00 BIBLE STUDY & PRAYER MEETING in the Sanctuary. Study will be I Corinthians chapter eleven.

FRIDAY:
6:45 MEN’S PRAYER BREAKFAST, McDonalds (6^th Ave.)

NEXT SUNDAY'S SERMONS:
9:45 A.M. "JESUS, SOURCE OF ALL POWER"
John 10:7-18
6:00 P.M. REV. JOSHUA BECKE
Essex, VT

MEN’S ROUNDUP, AUGUST 27 – 29, CAMP JUDSON. Information posted.

CHURCH LEAGUE SOFTBALL. Come out for a time of Fellowship and lots of laughs! Church League Softball begins on the first Monday of June. All games are played on Mondays with Thursdays as a make up date for rainouts, etc. (times to be announced). Please sign up on the bulletin board in the hallway as soon as possible! Any questions please contact TRENTON LUNSTRUM (605-216-0140).

THE TENTH REGION BIENNIAL of the American Baptist Churches of the Dakotas will be held in Minot, ND, October 8-10, 2010. Information is in the church office.

YOUNG AT HEART

(age 50 and over)

GAMES/ICE CREAM/CAKE

Saturday, July 31
2:00 p.m.
Wylie Park
Reserved Shelter

CHRISTIAN WORSHIP HOUR GOES GLOBAL!

In obedience to our Lord’s command to “Go ye into all the world, and preach the Gospel to every creature.” (Mark 16:15).

Therefore, by faith the CWH has entered into contract with WORLD HARVEST TELEVISION INTERNATIONAL and will be heard worldwide with an estimated 4.3 billion viewers. This coverage will include an area that encompasses 90% of the world’s population yet to hear the Gospel.

So, we need your continued prayers and gifts that many will be won to Christ, that believers will be encouraged, and that God will be glorified!

PRAYER TIME: Please join some Deacons as they meet each Sunday morning at 8:25 a.m. to 8:40 a.m. in prayer for the Sunday School classes and Morning/Evening services. Meeting place is the Conference Room next to the Choir Room. This is open to anyone that wants to pray verbally or be there in a prayerful spirit for God to work in the lives of all those that hear His Word.

DEACON MINISTRY: At the end of each morning service, a couple of Deacons will join PASTOR SALEM in the front and will be available for specific prayer concerns, learning about our church or any other needs or questions. They will stay in the front for a time after the service is over for anyone that may want to visit.

PRAY FOR THOSE ATTENDING CAMP JUDSON

JUNIOR CAMP (JULY 11 -17)

LAURA BABCOCK
DACOTAH DEHOET
WINTER EGGENA
AYSIA EGGENA
AMANDA JACOBS
KAITLYN SALWEI
JACOB SMILLOFF

JUNIOR HIGH (JULY 18 -24)

JESSE BABCOCK
CHERI COMPTON
ESPERANZA EGGENA
SYDNEY HANNA
SADIE HANNA
TASIA OCHS
JAELYN OPP
ALEXIS RATH
MICAH REIERSON
MARIAH VILHAUER

HIGH SCHOOL (JULY 25 – 31)

CARLY APPLETOFT
CALLI COMPTON
BETHEL DELZER
BRITTANY EHLI
KATIE PORTER

NEW BIBLE STUDY BEGINNING

FIRST CORINTHIANS

First-century Corinth was the leading commercial center of southern Greece. The city was infamous for its immorality and paganism. But in spite of great obstacles, Paul was able to plant a Christian church there on his second missionary journey (Acts 18:1-17). Though gifted and growing, the church was plagued with problems: moral and ethical, doctrinal and practical, corporate and private. Paul writes the letter of First Corinthians to deal with some of these disorders, and to answer questions which the Christians in Corinth had raided on crucial issues.

Wilkinson & Boa

CHILDREN’S BULLETINS are available. See an usher for one.

FRONT & CENTER, PLEASE

Many do not realize it but each of us can
do much to facilitate the Morning Worship
Service—by sitting toward the front of the
church, and the center of the pew.

Every one of us has a place we like to sit--
so, by God’s grace, try making it “front
and center.”

By doing that we leave the back seats for families
with little children, and a show of hospitality for visitors.
Thanks so much!

SUNDAY SCHOOL

SUMMER SCHEDULE

beginning Sunday, June 6th

8:45 – 9:30 a.m.

Classes are available each Sunday as follows:

Nursery available for infants and toddlers

2 and 3-yr olds
meets in the Kindergarten classroom

Pre-K and Kindergarten
meets in the Pre-K classroom

1st thru 5th grade
meets in the Choir Room

6th thru 12th grade
meets in the Youth Center

Adult Special Needs
meets in the School's Library

Adult Class
“Remarkable Women of the Bible” by Elizabeth George
Teacher: Don Van Veldhuizen meets in Room 110

Adult Class
“Church History” by Tommy Nelson
Teacher: Jerrod Becker, meets in Room 111

Adult Class
“Living with Confidence in a Chaotic World”
by Dr. David Jeremiah
Teachers: Kevin Rau & Terrance Ketterling)
Meets in the Gymnasium

THE PURPOSE OF OUR CHURCH

"Glorifying God through the winning of the lost, nurturing the saved, and serving the flock."

PRAYER VIGIL

PRAY FOR THE CHRISTIAN WORSHIP HOUR.

"And He said to them, “Go into all the world and preach the gospel to every creature." (Mark 16:15)

EVENTS

D.O.C.
DISCIPLES OF CHRIST
YOUTH NEWS

WEDNESDAY NIGHTS in the Youth Center

Starting May 19
Jr. & Sr. High will meet together 6:30 p.m. – 8:00 p.m.

Starting May 26
Those who just finished 6th grade are invited to join Youth Group every Wednesday.

JR. HIGH CAMP (grades 7 – 9) is July 18 – 24
SR. HIGH CAMP (grades 9 and up) is July 25 -31
Van will be leaving from the Youth Center at 9:00 a.m.
(Delzers driving to camp and Appletofts will be driving them home from camp.)

Wednesday, July 21
No Jr. or Sr. High Youth

CAMP JUDSON
The church will pay half of your registration and also provide free transportation to and from camp. See PASTOR SAM for more information and registrations.

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