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HOGANSVILLE HOME NEWS - FRIDAY, DECEMBER 11, 2009
The Lord is really making
things happen at Family
Worship center.
While we are still small
in number we are growing
more and more everyday. He
is really using us to do work
for his kingdom and we
would love to have you be a
part of this with us. God
needs us all and most impor-
tantly he loves us all.
Sister Sherry Calhoun
has experienced some pain
in her life recently. She lost
her brother Larry and her
sister Judy in a week, and
Pastor James Calhoun lost
his aunt Margaret Bishop.
Sister Sherry has kept her
faith though and the Lord has
been bringing her through
it. Sister Sherry, know that
we love you and if there is
anything any of us can do to
just ask.
Special prayer requests
go out to Brother Johnnie
Williamson who has been in
the hospital.
Sunday evening service
was exceptional. Brother
James preached a most won-
derful service about how the
Lord will always take you
Christmas dinner at the Lone
Oak Community Center.
And on Dec. 21, our youth
will be traveling to Callaway
Gardens for the Fantasy in
Lights tour.
Keep all of these events
in your prayers so that they
will be anointed by the Lord.
AS ALWAYS we would
like to extend an invitation
back into the fold even if you' for you to join us. Sunday
walk away and we had three
souls get saved. God is so
good to us.
ON SUNDAY morning,
Dec. 13, we will be having
our communion service fol-
lowing Morning Service.
Then, on Dec. 19, at 6
p.m., we will be having our
school begins at 10 a.m.,
Morning Worship Service
follows at 10:45 a.m. and
Evening Worship is at 6 p.m.
Wednesday evening
service begins at 7 p.m.
The Family Worship
Center is located at 515
Industrial in Hogansville.
HANGING OFTHE GREEN AT HIGHLAND
- Chris and Lisa Boyd light candles symbol-
ized the Light of Jesus during the "Hanging
of the Green" at Highland Baptist Church.
Held on Sunday, Nov. 29, during the Morning
Worship Service, the ceremony has become
a tradition at Highland and is one that every-
one enjoys. The ceremony is filled with
Christmas carols welcoming the birth of our
Lord and Savior, Jesus Christ. Members of
the congregation read explanations of each
step of the ceremony as decorations are
placed throughout the sanctuary. Wreaths
of evergreen .are hung in the front of the
sanctuary symbolizing the Christ who is ever-
lasting, eternally the same. Garland is hung
in the choir loft and balcony reminding usto
be a witness in the world we live in. Bells
are hung in the windows as a symbol of the
Good News of Jesus as they ring forth invit-
ing people to His church and into HisTruth and
Light. Lighted candles in the front of the sanc-
tuary signal to all who see the Light of Jesus
still shines in our hearts and in the world.
Poinsettias are placed in the front of the
church calling us to celebrate in the place
where we worship and remind us to be a
witness by word and deed.
Meteor Shower Visible Sunday Night
By ANDY KOBER the night of Sunday, Dec. 13, other regular meteor show-
through the early morning ers, the Geminid meteors do
News from First Baptist Church
Come and make your
Christmas memories with us
this year. On Sunday,
December 13, at 6 p.m., we
invite you to bring your fam-
ilies to "The Best Christmas .
Pageant Ever" at First Baptist
Church Hogansville.
Sit back and enjoy aS our
K-12th grade students share
a wonderful story of God's
love and acceptance of all.
Following the perform-
ance, you are invited to joinus
for "Cookies and Cocoa" in the
Fellowship Hall.
On Sunday, December 20,
at 6:00 p.m., FBC's adult choir
will present "Bethlehem
Morning." Again, we invite
you and your family to come
and share this Christmas
memory, as we celebrate the
birth of Jesus Christ together.
LOCAL churches, regis-
ter your youth group for the
"Without Barriers Youth
Conference," scheduled for
Monday, Dec. 28 through .....
Wednesday Dec. 30.
All sixth grade
throughl2th grade students ANGELS ON HIGH - Hayley Cauthen and Charlton
are invited to attend the win- Hardage pose as adult angels on the First Baptist Church
ter youth conference held at float in the Hogansville Christmas Parade.
the Georgia Sheriff's
Association Pineland
Campus and sponsored by
First Baptist Church of
Hogansville and the
Hogansville Ministerial
Association.
Youth will experience
exciting worship by local
band True Story, challenging
teaching by student minister
Raegan Farris of Eagles
Landing First Baptist, deli-
cious food, cabin lodging, and
outdoor sporting events all
for only $40 per student.
Attend and discover how
to break free from the barri-
ers that keep us from shar-
ing the Gospel of Christ with SMALLER ANGELS - Left, Kyla Smith, daughter of Larry
others.
Contact the FBC Church and Andrea Smith and granddaughter of Rob and Debbie
Office or Youth Minister Elzey, poses as a little angel on the FBC Christmas float.
Todd Pruitt directly to regis- Right, Aubrie Pruitt, daughter of Todd and Heather Oruitt,
ter: 706-637-8731 or email poses as another little angel on the FBC Christmas float.
fbchogansville@bellsouth.ne
t, or ToddPruitt, 706-523-2581
or todd pruitt@bellsouth.net
teach them about the great- Hogansville, through the
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tions, the Geminid meteor mum.
shower should be visible on Compared to some of the
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are known to leave glowing
trails that can be yellow,
green or blue.
.WATCHING meteors can
be great family fun.
Get out of town and away
from streetlights or other
light sources, including the
headlights of passing cars.
Take some blankets and
lay on the ground. Position
yourself so the northern hori-
zon appears at the edge of
your peripheral vision.
in the Christmas parade float
competition.
We want to thank FBC
members Rob and Debbie
Elzey for all their hard work
on our "Joyous Noel"
Christmas card float com-
plete With adult angels, little
angels and a choir singing
Christmas carols.
Our Awana Ministry is
going strong. Parents, this
Christmas, as you search for
the best present to give your
children, we invite you to
- 7:30 p.m.
On Sunday, December 6,
we held a "Lunch with Lottie"
of savory soups, delicious
sandwiches and delectable
desserts, in which $779.50
was raised towards FBC's
Lottie Moon Christmas offer-
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ing goal of $3,000 for inter-
national missions.
Rada Cutlery is available
for purchase through the
Women on Mission ministry.
All proceeds go towards pro-
viding educational scholar-
ships to students at Giblatore
Primary School in Bog Walk,
Jamaica.
WE WOULD like to
encourage all Hogansville
residents who are in need of
gr$ceries to visit God's Bread
Basket.
Located behind the
Hogansville Senior Center
and open every Thursday, 9
a.m. to 1 p.m., you are invit-
ed to visit once a month for
assistance with groceries.
God's Bread Basket is
sponsored by several local
churches, including First
Baptist Church of
Hogansville Ministerial :.
Association; please stop by .':,,::!
and let us share the love of i
Jesus with you.
First Baptist Church "At :
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Cookbooks are still available
for purchase for $10. They :
make a great Christmas pres-
ent; church cookbooks" are
always the best. Contact the
church office today to pur-
chase your copies.
SUNDAY activities
include Sunday School at 9:45
a.m., Morning Worship at 11 :
a.m., Evening Worship at 6
p.m., and Adult Choir
Practice at 7 p.m.
Wednesday activities
include: AWANA (5:30 to 7:30
p.m.), Youth Worship (5:45 to
7:30 p.m.), Adult Prayer
Meeting (6:30 to 7:30 p.m.),
and Adult Choir Practice (7:45
to 9 p.m.).
Nursery is provided for
all ministries (infants
through three years of age).
If you and your family
are looking for a church
home, we'd love to have you
join us at First Baptist
Church, S00 East Main Street,
706-637-8731.
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