Antioch Baptist Church NorthRev. C. M. Alexander, Pastor

June 26, 2011 • 7:45AM & 11AM Services

BIBLE-BASED • CHRIST-CENTERED • HOLY SPIRIT-LED • MISSION-BOUNDFELLOWSHIP • EVANGELISM • DOCTRINE • STEWARDSHIP

540 CAMERON M. ALEXANDER BLVD, NW • ATLANTA, GA 30318 • 404.688.5679 • WWW.ANTIOCHNORTH.ORG

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E V A N G E L I S MMEN’S DIVISION

Members in HospitalsSis. Ozrie Canady - Emory Univ. Hospital, Rm B469Bro. Anthony Scott - Emory Univ Midtown, Rm 7138Sis Stephanie Johnson - Emory Univ Hospital, Rm E618Sis Jaqueline McCullough - Grady Memorial Hospital, 11th Floor, Rm 24

Members in Nursing Homes & Rehabilitation CentersSis. Mary Carson – Carestone Assist. Living, 1345 Milford Church Rd. Rm. 102 Marietta 30008Sis. Celestia Dallas - Reliable Health & Rehab, 3301 Lakewood Ave, Atl 30315Mother Annie Harding – Sunbridge Nursing Home, 2850 Springdale Rd, Atl 30315Sis. Bettye Harris – Nursecare of Buckhead, 2920 Pharr Court South, NW 30305, Rm 205Sis. Billie Hartley – College Park Healthcare Center, Rm 215, 1765 E. Temple Ave. 30337Mother Mary Hood – Signature Healthcare of Buckhead, 54 P’tree Pk. Dr. Rm 406, Atl 30309Bro. James Hopkins - Signature Healthcare of Buckhead, 54 P’tree Pk Dr, Atl 30309Mother Willie Mae Hunter – Arbor Terrace, 1001 Research Ctr., Apt. 213, 30331Mother Ella Mae Merritt - Sadie Mayes Nursing Home, 1821 Anderson Ave, Atl 30318Sis. Ruby Rhodes - Heritage Helthcare, 2645 Whiting St, NW Atlanta 30318Bro. Franklin Robinson - Sadie Mayes Nursing Home, 1821 Anderson Ave, Atl 30318Sis. Rosalie Thomas - Summerset Assisted Living, 3711 Benjamin E. Mays Dr. SW, 30331Sis. Betty Tye – Lake City Nursing Rehab Center, 2055 Rex Rd, Rm 511A, Lake City 30260Sis. Roselle Wright-Signature Healthcare of Buckhead, 54 P’tree Pk Dr. Rm 307, Atl 30309

Members Convalescing at HomeSis. Wanda Alexander - 2697 Morris St NW, Atlanta 30318Sis. Zeporia Alexander - 707 Caron Circle NW, Atlanta 30318Bro. Patrick Bell - 3041 Landrum Dr SW, Atlanta 30311Sis. Bernice Brown - 2240 Peachtree Rd, Apt 415, Atlanta 30309Sis. Robertine Bryant – 2746 Claire Terrace, Decatur 30032Bro. Jesse Davis - 170 Cottsford Dr SW, Atlanta 30331Sis. Essie Gant - 3188 Abbey Wood Dr, Decatur 30034Sis. Minnie George – 603 Champions Drive, McDonough 30252Bro. Collier Glover – 2395 Cove Lake Way, Lithonia 30058Bro. Carlton Hendrix - 3069 Valleydale Rd. Atlanta 30311Sis. Evelyn Hightower – 330 Windsor Way, Fairburn, 30213Min. Terry Hightower - 330 Windsor Way, Fairburn 30213Sis. Shante Holiday – 21 Bookout Loop, Powder Springs 30127Sis. Irene Hudgins - 2730 Valante Terrace, East Point 30344Sis. Georgia Jernigan – 2011 Bader Avenue, SW 30310Sis. Gwendolyn Johnson - 1811 Fayetteville Ct. SE, Atlanta 303116Bro. Joseph Johnson – 1811 Fayetteville Ct. SE, Atlanta 30316Sis. Wilma Johnson - 3364 Raes Creek Rd, Marietta, GA 30008Bro. Phillip Lyde - 3460 Heritage Valley Rd SW, Atlanta 30331Bro. David McCier-Big Bethel Village, 500 Richard Allen Blvd SW, Apt 140, Atl 30331Sis. Sylvia McClain - 1793 Mary Lou Lane, Atlanta 30316Sis. Jacqueline McCullough - 3965 Shandra Way, College Pk. 30349Sis. Lisa Mobley - 108 Belmont Lane, Lawrenceville, GA 30046Sis. Ramona Moore - 195 Evergreen Terrace, Apt 405, Stockbridge, GA 30281Sis. Sallie O’Bryant – 2610 M. L. K. Drive, NW #716 30311 Sis. Mary Perkins – 2315 Carver Drive, NW 30314Sis. Cynthia Price - 562 Meldrum St. Atlanta 30318Sis. Jessie Ross – 7331 Bramble Oak Dr. Douglasville 30134Bro. Fred Samuels, Jr. - 4050 Morgan Rd. Apt. 121, Union City, 30291Sis. Jessie Stafford - 1298 Lockhaven Cir., Atl 30311Sis. Wilma Sherman - 2788 Summit Pkwy SW, Atl 30331Sis. Janie Starks – 308 Verdon Place, Trotwood, OH 45426Bro. Leroy Walker – 267 Barfi eld Avenue SW, Atlanta 30310Mother Dorothy Williams – 828 Alfred Rd., NW, Atlanta, 30331Bro. James Williams - 1828 Windsor Dr. SW, Atlanta 30311

Care & Comfort MinistrySick & Shut-In Lists

Men of Antioch Bearing theCross of Jesus Christ

And when he had called the people unto him with his disciples also, he said unto them, Whosoever will come after me, let him deny himself, and take up his cross, and follow me. For whosoever will save his life shall lose it; but whosoever shall lose his life for my sake and the gospel’s, the same shall save it. For what shall it

profi t a man, if he shall gain the whole world, and lose his own soul? Or what shall a man give in exchange for his soul?

Mark 8:34-37

TODAY IN SUNDAY SCHOOLThe Sunday School Ministry requests your presence at Sunday School. To-day’s lesson is “The Thrill of Victory” and the Scripture comes from Joshua 6:2-4, 12-20. We have classes for every age group so we look forward to seeing you in Sunday School at 10am today. All college students are encour-aged to attend the College Student’s class in room 4. The lesson for next Sunday will be “The Agony of De-feat”, Joshua 7:1, 10-12, 22-26.

Worship Service Coordinator7:45am & 11am - Bro. Lindsay CottinghamSecurity Chiefs on duty7:45am-Bro. Lee Baker11am-Bro. Wilbert RobinsonTrustees on duty7:45am-Bro. Eric Alexander11am-Bro Julius SimmonsHealth Professionals on duty7:45am-Sis. Louanna Nix11am-Sis. Felicia Jackson

SERVING THE LEAST OF THESE...TELEPHONE HOPE LINE MINISTRY offers prayer and confi dential support. The phone number is 404-522-HOPE(4673).HUMAN SERVICES MINISTRYFor the week ending July 18, 2011, 312 food boxes were distributed. The value of the groceries was $8,110 (average cost per family estimated at $48/box if purchased retail). A total of 7,395 pounds of food was distributed, 716 meals served to AUMI residents, and 269 community meals were served.CLOTHING BANKThirty-six (36) families re-ceived clothing through the Clothing Bank.

ANTIOCH CHRISTIANENTREPRENEURS (ACE)Meeting - Thursday, July 21, at 6:30pm

A Message from the Pastor

REV. LADD 2ND ANNIVERSARY

YOUTH GMBC

On Sunday, July 10, at 4:00 p.m., Pastor Alexander and the Antioch Family will worship with the First Baptist Church, Rev. Terry Ladd, Pastor in Chattanooga, TN. This momentous occasion will celebrate Pastor Ladd’s 2nd Anniver-sary. The Choirs of Antioch and Musi-cians are asked to render the music and all Ushers, Deacons and Mothers are asked to be on duty. Buses will be available. Members and friends are encouraged to attend.

The General Missionary Baptist Con-vention (GMBC) Congress of Christian Education is scheduled for July 18-22 in Kingsland, GA. We are in the pro-cess of identifying children between the ages of 10-15 who would like to participate as Antioch delegates. Par-ents of children in this age group can pick up a copy of Antioch’s Criteria and Selection Process along with a regis-tration form in the Northex after both services today. The registration form should be completed and submitted to the Church Nursery TODAY. If you are unable to submit the form today, it may be submitted to the Church Offi ce on Monday, June 27. You may also email your completed form to Antio-chyouth2010@gmail.com

FELLOWSHIP • July-SeptemberMy Brothers and Sisters,

I want to use this opportunity to thank the Men’s Division for the strong and focused leadership that has been exemplifi ed during this quarter as our Con-gregational Family has given considerable study and attention to Evangelism.

Deacon Calvin Booker, Deacon Milton Dodson and Brother Darryl Speed have provided outstanding directions in drafting programs, activities and outreach opportunities designed to strengthen our Antioch Family’s Evangelistic out-reach. The months of April, May and June of 2011 will go down in the annals of our church’s history as a remarkable quarter in our efforts to bring new converts to Christ. I am convinced that Brothers Booker, Dodson, and Speed are men of righteous persuasion! They apply Christian principles in launch-ing activities that require the participation of others. For their servant leader-ship, we are a more vigilant congregation in our evangelistic outreach.

Today we are blessed to have as our Worship Speakers two of Antioch’s proven leaders, Brother Barney Simms and Deacon Jerome Trimble. Both have a history and legacy of service at Antioch. Brother Simms is a trustee of this Church and Deacon Trimble serves as Chairman of our Deacon’s Ministry. They both know that all joy comes from the Lord…and seemingly that joy gives them the strength to run a strong spiritual race.

This morning I am calling upon every adult member of Antioch to make a spe-cial sacrifi cial offering above your usual tithes and offerings to support the ministries, programs and outreach efforts of our Church Family. Our sacrifi -cial gifts will be welcomed during these economically challenging times when so many of God’s people continue to have special needs and look to the Church for help. The principle of sacrifi ce is illuminated in Hebrews 13:16…”Do not forget to do good and to share with others, for with such sacrifi ces God is pleased.”

It is my prayer that all of us will let joy, a fruit of the Spirit, fl ourish in our lives so that joy can help us all be a blessing to others as we Bear the Cross of Jesus Christ.

Yours In God’s Service,

Rev. Cameron M. AlexanderPastor

Dinner Theatre for Mothers

Ascension SundayJazz Around the PoolPastor’s Barbeque

Pentecost

Mother’s Day Observance

Seven Last Words

Men’s Retreat

UPCOMING

APRIL-JUNEScripture Focus: EVANGELISM

RUTH 2

Men of Antioch North; Bearing the Cross of Jesus Christ

Today, the men of Antioch pass the leadership for Vision 2011 to our Youth Division. It has been an honor and a blessing to have led the mem-bership in the celebration of Vision 2011 with an emphasis on Evange-lism. While we will provide support and assistance to our youth, the men recognize that this is their quarter for leadership. This is their time to be about our “Father’s business.” As we prepare to assist our youth in their demonstration of our four pil-lars with an emphasis on Fellowship, we thank Pastor Alexander for giv-ing us the opportunity to serve God in such a tremendous capacity.

The Call to WorshipThe Devotion. . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .Deacons’ MinistryThe Processional. . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .Pastor, Ministers, Men Division Leaders, ChoirThe Morning Hymn, #388. . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .Am I a Soldier of the Cross. . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .CongregationThe Lord’s PrayerThe ScriptureThe Gloria PatriA Tribute to Dea. William Harding. . . . . .A Charge to Keep. . . . .Dea. Willie Carter & Men’s Division 7:45 - Men’s Division Choir 11:00 - Men’s Division Choir

The Announcements & Recognition of VisitorsThe Men’s Division Leadership DemonstrationThe Passing of the Torch CeremonyThe Introduction of Speakers. . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .7:45am.. . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .Min. Eddie Bright 11:00am.. . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .Bro. Dennis Trimble

THE LITANY OF PRAISEMINISTER: Let us stand for our Litany of PraiseMINISTER: We are. . .CONGREGATION: Bible-based, Christ-centered, Holy Spirit-led, and Mission-boundMINISTER: We stand on...CONGREGATION: The four pillars, Fellowship, Evangelism,Doctrine, and StewardshipMINISTER: So, let us...ALL: Make a joyful noise unto the LORD, all ye lands. Serve the LORD with gladness: come before his presence with singing. Know ye that the LORD he is GOD: it is he that hath made us, and not we ourselves; we are his people, and the sheep of his pasture. Enter into his gates with thanksgiv-ing, and into his courts with praise: be thankful unto him, and bless his name. For the LORD IS good; HIS mercy is everlasting; and HIS truth endureth to ALL generations. Psalm 100

THE DOXOLOGY. . . . . . . . . . .Praise God, from Whom all blessings fl ow; Praise Him, all creatures here below; Praise Him above, ye heavenly host; Praise Father, Son, and Holy Ghost. The Tithes & Offering. . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .Deacons & Ushers’ Ministries Music The Speakers. . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .7:45am.. . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .Bro. Barney Simms 11:00am.. . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .Dea. Jerome Trimble

The Invitation to Discipleship (Please refrain from walking during the Invitation to Discipleship) Recessional

Til We Meet Again

W O R S H I P S E R V I C EI like the silent church before the service begins.

By EmersonThe Leadership WorkshopsScholarship Sunday

A Taste of Antioch

Easter/Passion Week(Seven Last Words, Easter Egg Hunt, Street Corner Preaching, Easter Sunday Worship Servi ces)

Second Quarter Activities

Barney Simms began attending Antioch Baptist Church North in 1969 and joined our fellowship in 1971. Brother Simms is currently the Senior Vice Pres-ident and Chief External Affairs Offi cer for the Housing Authority of the City of Atlanta.

Brother Simms has established a remarkable record of volunteerism to Atlan-ta’s children and to the vitality of Atlanta neighborhoods covering more than three decades of service. Brother Simms currently serves as Chairman of the Board for several important Atlanta organizations that support the needs of children and families, including Chairman for the Fulton County Department of Family and Children Services, Chairman of the Board of the Atlanta Metro-politan College Foundation, Chairman of the Board for the Atlanta Victim As-sistance, Inc., and Co-Chairman of the Board for the Walter and Andrew Young Family YMCA in Southwest Atlanta, and a member of the Boards of Trustees for Literacy Action, Inc., and the Antioch Urban Ministries, Inc.

Brother Simms is a highly regarded champion for the growth and vitality of Atlanta neighborhoods. He serves as the President of the BonnyBrook Neigh-borhood Association and Co-Chaired Mayor Shirley Franklin’s BeltLine Tax Al-location District Feasibility Study Steering Committee with Dr. Carl Patton, for-mer President of Georgia State University. When completed, the BeltLine will convert underused rail corridors around the city core into a continuous system of transit and greenways surrounded by parks and pedestrian-friendly mixed use centers of development.

Brother Simms is a well respected and infl uential thought leader for civic en-gagements that promote community building and civic pride. He has been honored by Delta Sigma Theta Sorority, the Atlanta Planning Advisory Board, and Concerned Black Clergy and of course by his Church Family and a variety of other civic organizations for his community service.

Brother Simms has been commended twice by the State of Georgia’s Sec-retary of State Offi ce as an Outstanding Georgia Citizen. He is the recipient of the Phoenix Award from the City of Atlanta and has been cited as one of Atlanta’s most infl uential citizens in the past fi ve editions of Who’s Who in Black Atlanta. Brother Simms has received the Martin Luther King, Jr. Award for Outstanding Leadership and Community Service and he was honored as a Man of Infl uence by the Atlanta Business League.

Brother Simms has a Bachelor of Arts Degree in English from Knoxville Col-lege (Tennessee) and a Master of Science Degree in Library Science from Clark Atlanta University (Georgia). He is a graduate of Leadership Atlanta and the Academy for Community Leadership, Advancement and Innovation at North Carolina State University.

Mr. Simms is a trustee at the Antioch Baptist Church North and the father of two adult children and six grandchildren.

Deacon Trimble was born to Bobby and Mary Ann Trimble on July 14, 1960 in Canton, Georgia. Both parents migrated from Opelika, AL to Canton Ga. in search of job opportunities in the local textile mills. At a very early age in Jerome’s life and for reasons unknown, his father left the family which consisted of two boys and three girls. Without a father and in the hands of a single parent, the family persevered through those hard times under guidance from God, his mother, his grandmother, aunts, uncles and a host of support-ers from the community. Jerome and his siblings were all baptized at Zion Baptist Church in Canton GA. He graduated from Cherokee H.S. in 1979, then attended DeVry Institute in Atlanta, GA and graduated in 1981.

Jerome started working for the NCR Corporation in 1981 as a Quality Assur-ance Technician. The facility was located in Peachtree City, GA some eighty miles from Canton, and after commuting for several months, he moved to the south side of Fulton County to be closer to his job. In 1984, he became a Field Engineer and in 1996, he accepted a position in remote support as a Technical Support Specialist. In the year 2000, he accepted a position in Management until the company decided to move his department to Columbia, SC in 2001. NCR allowed him to stay in Georgia and work as a virtual employee for the next 9 years in the customer support department. Like so many others af-fected by this down turn in the economy laid offs came to his department and he was downsized. He is currently working as a computer consultant for B. J. Trimble and Associates, a company that he started. In addition he is looking at opportunities for investing in real estate.

In 1982, he met Virginia Robinson who had just started working with NCR They started dating in 1983. Jerome and Virginia were married on March 22, 1986 at Antioch Baptist Church North by Rev. C. M. Alexander. To this union two children were given Dennis J. Trimble, currently attending Morehouse Col-lege and Andrea J. Trimble, currently attending Savannah State University.

Deacon Trimble joined Antioch Baptist Church in August 1983 under Christian experience. He started volunteering in the Food Bank Ministry in the Family Life Center under Deacon Lem Bowie, Sis. Betty Harris, and Mother Frances Miles. A valuable lesson was learned about the church’s role for taking care of the least, the less and the lost. He also joined the Male Chorus, the Psalms 150 Choir, Higher Ground, Sunday school, the July Birth Month Club and the Jr. Deacon’s Ministry. He is currently the Chairman of the Deacon’s Ministry, Chairman of the College Scholarship Advisory Board, Chairman of the Walton Management, Inc. Board, a member of the Antioch Development Committee, the church’s Budget Committee and the Christian Education Ministry.

Brother Barney Simms Deacon B. Jerome Trimble

Our 7:45am Speaker Our 11:00am Speaker

Barney Simms began attending Antioch Baptist Church North in 1969 and joined our fellowship in 1971. Brother Simms is currently the Senior Vice Pres-ident and Chief External Affairs Offi cer for the Housing Authority of the City of Atlanta.

Brother Simms has established a remarkable record of volunteerism to Atlan-ta’s children and to the vitality of Atlanta neighborhoods covering more than three decades of service. Brother Simms currently serves as Chairman of the Board for several important Atlanta organizations that support the needs of children and families, including Chairman for the Fulton County Department of Family and Children Services, Chairman of the Board of the Atlanta Metro-politan College Foundation, Chairman of the Board for the Atlanta Victim As-sistance, Inc., and Co-Chairman of the Board for the Walter and Andrew Young Family YMCA in Southwest Atlanta, and a member of the Boards of Trustees for Literacy Action, Inc., and the Antioch Urban Ministries, Inc.

Brother Simms is a highly regarded champion for the growth and vitality of Atlanta neighborhoods. He serves as the President of the BonnyBrook Neigh-borhood Association and Co-Chaired Mayor Shirley Franklin’s BeltLine Tax Al-location District Feasibility Study Steering Committee with Dr. Carl Patton, for-mer President of Georgia State University. When completed, the BeltLine will convert underused rail corridors around the city core into a continuous system of transit and greenways surrounded by parks and pedestrian-friendly mixed use centers of development.

Brother Simms is a well respected and infl uential thought leader for civic en-gagements that promote community building and civic pride. He has been honored by Delta Sigma Theta Sorority, the Atlanta Planning Advisory Board, and Concerned Black Clergy and of course by his Church Family and a variety of other civic organizations for his community service.

Brother Simms has been commended twice by the State of Georgia’s Sec-retary of State Offi ce as an Outstanding Georgia Citizen. He is the recipient of the Phoenix Award from the City of Atlanta and has been cited as one of Atlanta’s most infl uential citizens in the past fi ve editions of Who’s Who in Black Atlanta. Brother Simms has received the Martin Luther King, Jr. Award for Outstanding Leadership and Community Service and he was honored as a Man of Infl uence by the Atlanta Business League.

Brother Simms has a Bachelor of Arts Degree in English from Knoxville Col-lege (Tennessee) and a Master of Science Degree in Library Science from Clark Atlanta University (Georgia). He is a graduate of Leadership Atlanta and the Academy for Community Leadership, Advancement and Innovation at North Carolina State University.

Mr. Simms is a trustee at the Antioch Baptist Church North and the father of two adult children and six grandchildren.

Deacon Trimble was born to Bobby and Mary Ann Trimble on July 14, 1960 in Canton, Georgia. Both parents migrated from Opelika, AL to Canton Ga. in search of job opportunities in the local textile mills. At a very early age in Jerome’s life and for reasons unknown, his father left the family which consisted of two boys and three girls. Without a father and in the hands of a single parent, the family persevered through those hard times under guidance from God, his mother, his grandmother, aunts, uncles and a host of support-ers from the community. Jerome and his siblings were all baptized at Zion Baptist Church in Canton GA. He graduated from Cherokee H.S. in 1979, then attended DeVry Institute in Atlanta, GA and graduated in 1981.

Jerome started working for the NCR Corporation in 1981 as a Quality Assur-ance Technician. The facility was located in Peachtree City, GA some eighty miles from Canton, and after commuting for several months, he moved to the south side of Fulton County to be closer to his job. In 1984, he became a Field Engineer and in 1996, he accepted a position in remote support as a Technical Support Specialist. In the year 2000, he accepted a position in Management until the company decided to move his department to Columbia, SC in 2001. NCR allowed him to stay in Georgia and work as a virtual employee for the next 9 years in the customer support department. Like so many others af-fected by this down turn in the economy laid offs came to his department and he was downsized. He is currently working as a computer consultant for B. J. Trimble and Associates, a company that he started. In addition he is looking at opportunities for investing in real estate.

In 1982, he met Virginia Robinson who had just started working with NCR They started dating in 1983. Jerome and Virginia were married on March 22, 1986 at Antioch Baptist Church North by Rev. C. M. Alexander. To this union two children were given Dennis J. Trimble, currently attending Morehouse Col-lege and Andrea J. Trimble, currently attending Savannah State University.

Deacon Trimble joined Antioch Baptist Church in August 1983 under Christian experience. He started volunteering in the Food Bank Ministry in the Family Life Center under Deacon Lem Bowie, Sis. Betty Harris, and Mother Frances Miles. A valuable lesson was learned about the church’s role for taking care of the least, the less and the lost. He also joined the Male Chorus, the Psalms 150 Choir, Higher Ground, Sunday school, the July Birth Month Club and the Jr. Deacon’s Ministry. He is currently the Chairman of the Deacon’s Ministry, Chairman of the College Scholarship Advisory Board, Chairman of the Walton Management, Inc. Board, a member of the Antioch Development Committee, the church’s Budget Committee and the Christian Education Ministry.

Brother Barney Simms Deacon B. Jerome Trimble

Our 7:45am Speaker Our 11:00am Speaker

APRIL-JUNEScripture Focus: EVANGELISM

RUTH 2

Men of Antioch North; Bearing the Cross of Jesus Christ

Today, the men of Antioch pass the leadership for Vision 2011 to our Youth Division. It has been an honor and a blessing to have led the mem-bership in the celebration of Vision 2011 with an emphasis on Evange-lism. While we will provide support and assistance to our youth, the men recognize that this is their quarter for leadership. This is their time to be about our “Father’s business.” As we prepare to assist our youth in their demonstration of our four pil-lars with an emphasis on Fellowship, we thank Pastor Alexander for giv-ing us the opportunity to serve God in such a tremendous capacity.

The Call to WorshipThe Devotion. . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .Deacons’ MinistryThe Processional. . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .Pastor, Ministers, Men Division Leaders, ChoirThe Morning Hymn, #388. . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .Am I a Soldier of the Cross. . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .CongregationThe Lord’s PrayerThe ScriptureThe Gloria PatriA Tribute to Dea. William Harding. . . . . .A Charge to Keep. . . . .Dea. Willie Carter & Men’s Division 7:45 - Men’s Division Choir 11:00 - Men’s Division Choir

The Announcements & Recognition of VisitorsThe Men’s Division Leadership DemonstrationThe Passing of the Torch CeremonyThe Introduction of Speakers. . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .7:45am.. . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .Min. Eddie Bright 11:00am.. . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .Bro. Dennis Trimble

THE LITANY OF PRAISEMINISTER: Let us stand for our Litany of PraiseMINISTER: We are. . .CONGREGATION: Bible-based, Christ-centered, Holy Spirit-led, and Mission-boundMINISTER: We stand on...CONGREGATION: The four pillars, Fellowship, Evangelism,Doctrine, and StewardshipMINISTER: So, let us...ALL: Make a joyful noise unto the LORD, all ye lands. Serve the LORD with gladness: come before his presence with singing. Know ye that the LORD he is GOD: it is he that hath made us, and not we ourselves; we are his people, and the sheep of his pasture. Enter into his gates with thanksgiv-ing, and into his courts with praise: be thankful unto him, and bless his name. For the LORD IS good; HIS mercy is everlasting; and HIS truth endureth to ALL generations. Psalm 100

THE DOXOLOGY. . . . . . . . . . .Praise God, from Whom all blessings fl ow; Praise Him, all creatures here below; Praise Him above, ye heavenly host; Praise Father, Son, and Holy Ghost. The Tithes & Offering. . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .Deacons & Ushers’ Ministries Music The Speakers. . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .7:45am.. . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .Bro. Barney Simms 11:00am.. . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .Dea. Jerome Trimble

The Invitation to Discipleship (Please refrain from walking during the Invitation to Discipleship) Recessional

Til We Meet Again

W O R S H I P S E R V I C EI like the silent church before the service begins.

By EmersonThe Leadership WorkshopsScholarship Sunday

A Taste of Antioch

Easter/Passion Week(Seven Last Words, Easter Egg Hunt, Street Corner Preaching, Easter Sunday Worship Servi ces)

Second Quarter Activities

A Message from the Pastor

REV. LADD 2ND ANNIVERSARY

YOUTH GMBC

On Sunday, July 10, at 4:00 p.m., Pastor Alexander and the Antioch Family will worship with the First Baptist Church, Rev. Terry Ladd, Pastor in Chattanooga, TN. This momentous occasion will celebrate Pastor Ladd’s 2nd Anniver-sary. The Choirs of Antioch and Musi-cians are asked to render the music and all Ushers, Deacons and Mothers are asked to be on duty. Buses will be available. Members and friends are encouraged to attend.

The General Missionary Baptist Con-vention (GMBC) Congress of Christian Education is scheduled for July 18-22 in Kingsland, GA. We are in the pro-cess of identifying children between the ages of 10-15 who would like to participate as Antioch delegates. Par-ents of children in this age group can pick up a copy of Antioch’s Criteria and Selection Process along with a regis-tration form in the Northex after both services today. The registration form should be completed and submitted to the Church Nursery TODAY. If you are unable to submit the form today, it may be submitted to the Church Offi ce on Monday, June 27. You may also email your completed form to Antio-chyouth2010@gmail.com

FELLOWSHIP • July-SeptemberMy Brothers and Sisters,

I want to use this opportunity to thank the Men’s Division for the strong and focused leadership that has been exemplifi ed during this quarter as our Con-gregational Family has given considerable study and attention to Evangelism.

Deacon Calvin Booker, Deacon Milton Dodson and Brother Darryl Speed have provided outstanding directions in drafting programs, activities and outreach opportunities designed to strengthen our Antioch Family’s Evangelistic out-reach. The months of April, May and June of 2011 will go down in the annals of our church’s history as a remarkable quarter in our efforts to bring new converts to Christ. I am convinced that Brothers Booker, Dodson, and Speed are men of righteous persuasion! They apply Christian principles in launch-ing activities that require the participation of others. For their servant leader-ship, we are a more vigilant congregation in our evangelistic outreach.

Today we are blessed to have as our Worship Speakers two of Antioch’s proven leaders, Brother Barney Simms and Deacon Jerome Trimble. Both have a history and legacy of service at Antioch. Brother Simms is a trustee of this Church and Deacon Trimble serves as Chairman of our Deacon’s Ministry. They both know that all joy comes from the Lord…and seemingly that joy gives them the strength to run a strong spiritual race.

This morning I am calling upon every adult member of Antioch to make a spe-cial sacrifi cial offering above your usual tithes and offerings to support the ministries, programs and outreach efforts of our Church Family. Our sacrifi -cial gifts will be welcomed during these economically challenging times when so many of God’s people continue to have special needs and look to the Church for help. The principle of sacrifi ce is illuminated in Hebrews 13:16…”Do not forget to do good and to share with others, for with such sacrifi ces God is pleased.”

It is my prayer that all of us will let joy, a fruit of the Spirit, fl ourish in our lives so that joy can help us all be a blessing to others as we Bear the Cross of Jesus Christ.

Yours In God’s Service,

Rev. Cameron M. AlexanderPastor

Dinner Theatre for Mothers

Ascension SundayJazz Around the PoolPastor’s Barbeque

Pentecost

Mother’s Day Observance

Seven Last Words

Men’s Retreat

UPCOMING

Antioch Baptist Church NorthRev. C. M. Alexander, Pastor

June 26, 2011 • 7:45AM & 11AM Services

BIBLE-BASED • CHRIST-CENTERED • HOLY SPIRIT-LED • MISSION-BOUNDFELLOWSHIP • EVANGELISM • DOCTRINE • STEWARDSHIP

540 CAMERON M. ALEXANDER BLVD, NW • ATLANTA, GA 30318 • 404.688.5679 • WWW.ANTIOCHNORTH.ORG

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Members in HospitalsSis. Ozrie Canady - Emory Univ. Hospital, Rm B469Bro. Anthony Scott - Emory Univ Midtown, Rm 7138Sis Stephanie Johnson - Emory Univ Hospital, Rm E618Sis Jaqueline McCullough - Grady Memorial Hospital, 11th Floor, Rm 24

Members in Nursing Homes & Rehabilitation CentersSis. Mary Carson – Carestone Assist. Living, 1345 Milford Church Rd. Rm. 102 Marietta 30008Sis. Celestia Dallas - Reliable Health & Rehab, 3301 Lakewood Ave, Atl 30315Mother Annie Harding – Sunbridge Nursing Home, 2850 Springdale Rd, Atl 30315Sis. Bettye Harris – Nursecare of Buckhead, 2920 Pharr Court South, NW 30305, Rm 205Sis. Billie Hartley – College Park Healthcare Center, Rm 215, 1765 E. Temple Ave. 30337Mother Mary Hood – Signature Healthcare of Buckhead, 54 P’tree Pk. Dr. Rm 406, Atl 30309Bro. James Hopkins - Signature Healthcare of Buckhead, 54 P’tree Pk Dr, Atl 30309Mother Willie Mae Hunter – Arbor Terrace, 1001 Research Ctr., Apt. 213, 30331Mother Ella Mae Merritt - Sadie Mayes Nursing Home, 1821 Anderson Ave, Atl 30318Sis. Ruby Rhodes - Heritage Helthcare, 2645 Whiting St, NW Atlanta 30318Bro. Franklin Robinson - Sadie Mayes Nursing Home, 1821 Anderson Ave, Atl 30318Sis. Rosalie Thomas - Summerset Assisted Living, 3711 Benjamin E. Mays Dr. SW, 30331Sis. Betty Tye – Lake City Nursing Rehab Center, 2055 Rex Rd, Rm 511A, Lake City 30260Sis. Roselle Wright-Signature Healthcare of Buckhead, 54 P’tree Pk Dr. Rm 307, Atl 30309

Members Convalescing at HomeSis. Wanda Alexander - 2697 Morris St NW, Atlanta 30318Sis. Zeporia Alexander - 707 Caron Circle NW, Atlanta 30318Bro. Patrick Bell - 3041 Landrum Dr SW, Atlanta 30311Sis. Bernice Brown - 2240 Peachtree Rd, Apt 415, Atlanta 30309Sis. Robertine Bryant – 2746 Claire Terrace, Decatur 30032Bro. Jesse Davis - 170 Cottsford Dr SW, Atlanta 30331Sis. Essie Gant - 3188 Abbey Wood Dr, Decatur 30034Sis. Minnie George – 603 Champions Drive, McDonough 30252Bro. Collier Glover – 2395 Cove Lake Way, Lithonia 30058Bro. Carlton Hendrix - 3069 Valleydale Rd. Atlanta 30311Sis. Evelyn Hightower – 330 Windsor Way, Fairburn, 30213Min. Terry Hightower - 330 Windsor Way, Fairburn 30213Sis. Shante Holiday – 21 Bookout Loop, Powder Springs 30127Sis. Irene Hudgins - 2730 Valante Terrace, East Point 30344Sis. Georgia Jernigan – 2011 Bader Avenue, SW 30310Sis. Gwendolyn Johnson - 1811 Fayetteville Ct. SE, Atlanta 303116Bro. Joseph Johnson – 1811 Fayetteville Ct. SE, Atlanta 30316Sis. Wilma Johnson - 3364 Raes Creek Rd, Marietta, GA 30008Bro. Phillip Lyde - 3460 Heritage Valley Rd SW, Atlanta 30331Bro. David McCier-Big Bethel Village, 500 Richard Allen Blvd SW, Apt 140, Atl 30331Sis. Sylvia McClain - 1793 Mary Lou Lane, Atlanta 30316Sis. Jacqueline McCullough - 3965 Shandra Way, College Pk. 30349Sis. Lisa Mobley - 108 Belmont Lane, Lawrenceville, GA 30046Sis. Ramona Moore - 195 Evergreen Terrace, Apt 405, Stockbridge, GA 30281Sis. Sallie O’Bryant – 2610 M. L. K. Drive, NW #716 30311 Sis. Mary Perkins – 2315 Carver Drive, NW 30314Sis. Cynthia Price - 562 Meldrum St. Atlanta 30318Sis. Jessie Ross – 7331 Bramble Oak Dr. Douglasville 30134Bro. Fred Samuels, Jr. - 4050 Morgan Rd. Apt. 121, Union City, 30291Sis. Jessie Stafford - 1298 Lockhaven Cir., Atl 30311Sis. Wilma Sherman - 2788 Summit Pkwy SW, Atl 30331Sis. Janie Starks – 308 Verdon Place, Trotwood, OH 45426Bro. Leroy Walker – 267 Barfi eld Avenue SW, Atlanta 30310Mother Dorothy Williams – 828 Alfred Rd., NW, Atlanta, 30331Bro. James Williams - 1828 Windsor Dr. SW, Atlanta 30311

Care & Comfort MinistrySick & Shut-In Lists

Men of Antioch Bearing theCross of Jesus Christ

And when he had called the people unto him with his disciples also, he said unto them, Whosoever will come after me, let him deny himself, and take up his cross, and follow me. For whosoever will save his life shall lose it; but whosoever shall lose his life for my sake and the gospel’s, the same shall save it. For what shall it

profi t a man, if he shall gain the whole world, and lose his own soul? Or what shall a man give in exchange for his soul?

Mark 8:34-37

TODAY IN SUNDAY SCHOOLThe Sunday School Ministry requests your presence at Sunday School. To-day’s lesson is “The Thrill of Victory” and the Scripture comes from Joshua 6:2-4, 12-20. We have classes for every age group so we look forward to seeing you in Sunday School at 10am today. All college students are encour-aged to attend the College Student’s class in room 4. The lesson for next Sunday will be “The Agony of De-feat”, Joshua 7:1, 10-12, 22-26.

Worship Service Coordinator7:45am & 11am - Bro. Lindsay CottinghamSecurity Chiefs on duty7:45am-Bro. Lee Baker11am-Bro. Wilbert RobinsonTrustees on duty7:45am-Bro. Eric Alexander11am-Bro Julius SimmonsHealth Professionals on duty7:45am-Sis. Louanna Nix11am-Sis. Felicia Jackson

SERVING THE LEAST OF THESE...TELEPHONE HOPE LINE MINISTRY offers prayer and confi dential support. The phone number is 404-522-HOPE(4673).HUMAN SERVICES MINISTRYFor the week ending July 18, 2011, 312 food boxes were distributed. The value of the groceries was $8,110 (average cost per family estimated at $48/box if purchased retail). A total of 7,395 pounds of food was distributed, 716 meals served to AUMI residents, and 269 community meals were served.CLOTHING BANKThirty-six (36) families re-ceived clothing through the Clothing Bank.

ANTIOCH CHRISTIANENTREPRENEURS (ACE)Meeting - Thursday, July 21, at 6:30pm