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GLUTEN-FREE communion wafers are available at Grace Central for those re-quiring them. Pick yours up before the service today.
HEARING ASSISTANCE DEVICES are available at Grace Central.
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Disciple: Be One. Make One. 2 Timothy 1:1-7
Dair Hileman, Senior Pastor Background: Paul was released after the conclusion of Acts (28:17-31) but is now in prison (1,8,16; 2:9) near the end of life (4:6-8). Timothy is Paul’s disciple, his beloved son in the faith.
Probably _______ during Paul’s first missionary trip. (Acts 14:8-25; 2 Timothy 3:10-11) Called to ________ Paul’s ________ on second trip (Acts 16:1-5), 16
years ago. Paul left Timothy in Ephesus to stop _______ ______ (1 Timothy 1:3-7). Paul urges Timothy to be ________, stand firm, and __________ his
____________. Timothy had a _____________ ___________ through his mother and grandmother (1:5; 3:14-15) 3 P Discipleship P________ - The ________ the relationship the ________ the _______. P________ - Taught by __________ from _____________. -Paul _________ his ministry to Timothy’s _______ and ________ through formal and informal teaching, modeling, and apprentice- ship P_________ - The goal was ___________ ____________ .
THE USHERS are in need of additional team members, particularly for our second service teams. For more information, please call the church office or speak with any of the ushers on Sunday morning.
MOPPETS, the preschool program that accompanies MOPS (Mothers of Pre-schoolers), is in need of coordinators, nursery workers, teachers, craft leaders, music leaders, and general helpers for the 2016-17 session, beginning in Sep-tember. Moppets meets on the 2nd and 4th Tuesday of every month, from 8:30 to 11:30 a.m. If you are interested in serving, check today’s response card.
WHO CHANGED YOU? This summer as w e go through 2 Timothy, we will see how Paul discipled Timothy. We want to see examples in our lives of how we have been mentored and influenced to follow Jesus. If you are willing to tell your story, mark the response card. We will make a video presentation.
BABY ITEMS TO THRIVE—Continuing through Father’s Day, we have the op-portunity to donate baby items for our local Thrive Pregnancy Resource Ctr. Place your items in the baby beds which can be found in the concourse, near the Children’s Area doors, and upstairs by the Youth Area. (3mo.-18mo. sleepers, onesies, diapers, wipes, etc.).
GIRLS’ NIGHT OUT - Friday, June 17, is our next Girls’ Night Out Event at GCChapel. Join us at 6:30 p.m. for Trucks ‘n Tunes 3, featuring our favorite food trucks and live music by Kingdom Brothers Electric Blues Band. Register online at gcchapel.org.
PRECEPT SUMMER BIBLE STUDY - Come join us to learn of the miracu-lous acts of God on behalf of His people in recent times. We will be watching a six-week DVD presentation of “AGAINST ALL ODDS Israel Survives.” Classes begin Tuesday, June 14, at 7 p.m. or Wednesday, June 15, at 9:30 a.m. and end July 19-20. We will meet in Room 108 and the DVDs run 80-90 minutes. There will be no homework, books, or cost. You won’t want to miss a single session, but all are welcome to come whenever you are free to attend.
THE MCATEES w il l tell about their ministry in Greece at a gathering at Fred and Debbie Burger’s this afternoon. The fun starts at 2:30 with dinner at 5:30. Meat will be provided, please bring a salad, vegetable/side dish, or dessert to share.
MEN, MARK YOUR CALENDAR for the MEN’S GAME NIGHT AND CHILI COOK OFF on July 22 from 6:30 -9:00.
MARTHA FELLOWSHIP INVITATIONAL LUNCHEON: for w omen w ith a heart for missions. Wednesday, June 15, 12:30 p.m. in Adult Central. Come see how we provide prayer and practical missionary support and consider joining us. Ginnie Dumser and Bonnie McLendon will be providing an update on the Angola mission trip. Please check today’s response card if you plan to attend.
OUR BREAD OF LIFE DOUGH*NATION program is in need of volunteers to pick up the leftover products from St. Louis Bread Company on Mid Rivers Mall Dr. near Hwy 94 on Saturday evenings at 9:50 and deliver to the church at 7:45 Sunday mornings. The commitment would be once per month. If you’re interest-ed in this unique community outreach, check today’s response card.
MARK & JODI REVELL w ill be sharing about their ministry in Budapest during the 11:15 hour in the Upper Youth Room. We welcome them and their sons, Jonah and Parker. The Revell’s serve with Reach Global and have been part of our church missions family since 2013. We’ve been privileged to partner with them in the English Kids Camp program every June/July and have seen much fruit through that outreach. Please join us today and learn more about their exciting ministry in Budapest.
Online giving is available on our church’s website - gcchapel.org
Sojourners - 2 Kings & 2 Chronicles Rm 108
REAL Class - New Testaments Topics Rm 109
Bereans - Micah, 2 John, Nahum Rm 110
Abundant Grace - 1 Timothy Hope Hall
11:00 a.m.
Library is open in the Lower Youth Area
11:15 a.m. Contemporary Service
CHILDREN’S MINISTRY Nursery Rm C3 & C4
Sunday School-Age 2 - K/Age 5 Rm C5-C8
Kids’ Worship Grades 1-5 Solar City
ADULT BIBLE CLASSES Prayer Office
Truth Project Adult Central
GEMS - Galatians Rm 106
Good News for Women - The Inheritance
Rm 109
Pressing on in Grace - Ruth Rm 110
12:30 p.m. Youth Praise Team Rehearsal
1:00 p.m. Community Children’s Musical
Auditions
7:00 p.m. 1824
8:30 a.m.- Traditional Service
CHILDREN’S MINISTRY Nursery Rm C3 & C4 Sunday School-Age 2 - K/Age 5 Rm C5-C8
Kids’ Worship Grades 1-5 Solar City
ADULT BIBLE CLASSES Prayer Office
Young Families - Mark - Stories of the Kingdom
Rm 108
9:35 a.m.
Library is open in the Lower Level Youth Area
9:50 a.m. - Contemporary Service
CHILDREN’S MINISTRY Nursery Rm C3 & C4
Sunday School-Age 2 - K/Age 5 Rm C5-C8
Sunday School - Grades 1-5 Rm C9-C13
STUDENT MINISTRY Middle School Sunday School Lower Youth
High School Sunday School Upper Youth
ADULT BIBLE CLASSES Prayer Office
Foundations - Hebrews Rm 102
Koinonia - 1 & 2 Timothy - A Walk In Truth
Adult Central
East/West Class - Joshua Library
Women in the Word - Restoring Our Vision of
God Rm 106
June 5 Offering Weekly
Budget YTD
Offering YTD
Budget Attendance June 5
General $24,467 $25,047 $550,786 $576,078 AM Worship 633 Missions $5,843 $4,387 $95,023 $100,899 Sunday School 336
Building Debt as of 1/1/16 $1,446,303
Debt Reduction YTD $71,480 June Change for Change $1,055
Building Debt as of 6/6/16 $1,374,823
WELCOME VISITORS If you have children with you today, we would love to meet them in the children’s wing, located on the lower level just beneath the Worship Center. Programs are offered during all three service times for babies through grade 5.
Carrie Fisher, Director of Children’s Ministries Email: [email protected]
Sunday Morning Programs at 8:30, 9:50 and 11:15 for Nursery - Grade 5
Make Summer Fun Days the bright days of your summer! You can make new friends, do amazing activities and spelunker sports, and have some lip-smacking snacks. There will also be surprising adventures and incredible music. Join us Thursdays from 9:00 a.m. to 12:00 p.m. on:
June 16 June 23 June 30 July 14 July 21
Preschool program age 3 through 5 (pre-k) “Tad’s Preschool Pool” registration is limited to 40 children. Elementary program entering K through 5th Grade Nursery - 2 yrs. available to children of workers
REGISTER ONLINE AT GCCHAPEL.ORG
CREW LEADERS STILL NEEDED! See Carrie if you’re interested in serving this summer at Cave Quest
Jason Krute, Minister to Students Email: [email protected] Facebook: Jason Michelle Krute
Sierra Young, Student Ministry Assistant
Email: [email protected] Facebook: Sierra Young
This Morning: 9:50 HS Sunday School in the Upper Youth Room 9:50 MS Sunday School in the Lower Youth Room
Tuesday: 7-9 pm HS Youth Group (YG) 7-9 pm MS Youth Group (YG)
Summer: Youth group will meet throughout the summer. We will be do-ing some non-traditional things, so please watch for the calen-dar of dates. These first 3 Tuesday’s in June will be normal Youth Group.
Our first outing will be to a Rascals game on June 28. Tickets
are $7 and families are encouraged to come. (Non-youth group kids must be accompanied by a parent.) Please let Jason know how many tickets you need.
A ministry to the 18-24 age group We are meeting tonight in the Lower Youth area at 7:00 p.m. We will be walk-ing through Grace’s Doctrinal Guidelines for Teachers and Leaders. It’s a great time to better understand the theological views of our church.
UPCOMING EVENTS: June 19 Father’s Day
June 19 Sharing Grace
June 23 Summer Fun Day #2
Jun 24-Jul10 Hungary STM Trip
June 25 Young Adults Brunch
June 25 Children’s Community
Musical Rehearsal
June 30 Summer Fun Day #3
July 4 Fourth of July - church
offices closed
July 9 Men’s Breakfast
July 14 Summer Fun Day #4
July 17 Newcomers’ Luncheon
Jul 17 - 29 Kentucky Mt. Mission
Short-Term Trip
July 21 Summer Fun Day #5
July 22 Men’s Game Night & Chili
Cook-off
July 23 Young Adult Brunch
July 24 Discovering Grace
July 29-30 Community Children’s
Musical Performances
July 30 Sandman Festival
THIS WEEK:
Monday, June 13, 2016
6:00 p.m. Men of Grace
6:30 p.m. New Beginnings
6:30 p.m. Mission Committee Meeting
7:00 p.m. Elder & Deacon Board Mtg.
8:00 p.m. Piloga
Tuesday, June 14, 2016
7:00 p.m. Choir
7:00 p.m. Precept Summer Bible Class
7:00 p.m. Youth Group
Wednesday, June 15, 2016
9:00 a.m. WOG Summer Bible Study
9:30 a.m. Precept Summer Bible Class
12:30 p.m. Martha Fellowship Invitational
Luncheon
6:30 p.m. Parent University
7:00 p.m. Praise Team Rehearsal
Thursday, June 16, 2016
9:00 a.m. Summer Fun Day #1
6:00 p.m. Community Children’s
Musical Rehearsal
Friday, June 17, 2016
6:30 p.m. Girls’ Night Out
MARK & JODI REVELL, EFCA ReachGlobal, Hungary Team Leaders in Budapest, the Revells have been ministry partners with GCC short-term teams for 6+ years. During the remainder of the year, Mark teams with the Kelenfold Evangelical Church in evangelism and church planting while Jodi is involved in discipling children through the International Christian School of Budapest.
Their May report provides some information about recent happenings: (1) A couple on our team is considering moving to a new part of the city to work alongside a young church planter in a very unreached part of Budapest; (2) A member of our team is working with a local partner to facilitate an Alpha Course for professional artists in Budapest. Midway through the course, several have made decisions to follow Jesus; (3) A member of our team is working closely with a local ministry partner to train the Hungarian teenage volunteers for the summer English camps. (4) Many members of the ReachBudapest team are finding more and more opportunities to build friendships with people from Muslim backgrounds who came to the Budapest area as refugees. Mark and Jodi along with sons Parker and Jonah are in the US until late August. Today, we welcome them to our services at Grace.
PRAYER REQUESTS, PRAISES & ANSWERS: Please note your prayer requests on today’s response card. Also, remember to tell us how God answers. † Rachel Brackett asks for prayer for their family as they are being faced with
many challenges financially, physically, and mentally. Please pray for wisdom and guidance as she and Zack had job interviews this past week.
† Ennis Young has a fractured and collapsed hip. She is scheduled to have hip replacement on June 14, but is on standby for an earlier surgery. After her rehab she is facing total knee replacement. Pray for all to go well. She is in a lot of pain, but is allergic to most pain meds.
† Elaine Johnson: I am feeling good and so far I am praising God for getting me through each day. Pray the next step will not be needed as I am doing well with pills and water. Thanks to everyone for your prayers.
† Barbara Coghlan’s relative, Janice, was in a head-on collision. Both she and the other driver are in serious condition. Janice and her family are strong believers, but the other driver is unknown. Please pray for healing and forgiveness.
† Cindi Brewer asks for prayers for herself and her co-workers as cutbacks have been announced at work. She would also like prayer for her daughter, Emily, who has turned away from God and Cindi. Please also pray for Scarlet and her little boy, Jack, who have a major influence in Emily’s life.
† Andy and Michelle Bullar have three acres in Troy, MO that are for sale. Please pray for it to sell soon.
† Carol Wells asks for prayers for a roommate for her son, Jonathan, who is autistic. Pray for someone who would be compatible and enjoyable.
† Harry Yeakey is home recovering from gall bladder surgery. Please pray for complete healing and a quick recovery.
† Howard Muldrow’s hip replacement surgery went well, however, the doctors did uncover a few issues with his heart and he will be getting a pacemaker. Pray for healing and a complete recovery.
† Bob & Dixie Shafer ask for prayer for their son, Steve and his wife, Lisa, as he recently had a biopsy. He could have lymphoma or a viral infection. They are good people, but need God in their lives.
† Corey Verdusco would like prayer for his brother-in-law, Mike and his family. The company Mike works for has laid everyone off for the second time in a one year time span. Unfortunately this time no one had worked long enough to draw unemployment. He has been looking for a new job for the past year, but has struggled to find any jobs that match his qualifications in Michigan.
† Jennifer Dumser asks for prayer for her mom, Phyllis Santogrossi, who fell a couple of weeks ago and injured her shoulder. Tests were done and nothing was broken and no concussion. She is awaiting an appointment with an orthopedic doctor. A previous one was cancelled by the doctor due to the ER report showing injury to her rotator cuff. Pray for pain management and possibly a quicker orthopedic appointment.
† Marty Coghlan & Mary Ann Floyd - Our Dad, who is 93, has experienced fairly good health until just recently. Last week he had terrific back pain and mental confusion which has subsided considerably in the last few days. Our sister Patti is his caregiver. Our prayer is that our family makes the best decision in God’s timing for the future care of both our Dad and Patti.
† Ongoing prayers are appreciated for Harry Yeakey, Joyce Bowman, Art Kiehne, Roger Rodgers, Leon Arnold, Sheri Libby, Chelle Bell, John Wagner, Bob Shields, Mackenzie Tomazi, Isaiah Helzerman, and Pat Van Housen with ongoing health issues. Also remember our troops serving around the world.
Ministry Staff Dair Hileman – [email protected] Senior Pastor Mark Schoonover - [email protected] Director of Adult Ministries David Earley - [email protected] Director of Worship Arts Barbara Coghlan - [email protected] Director of Outreach Ministries Jason Krute - [email protected] Minister to Students Sierra Young - [email protected] Student Ministries Assistant Carrie Fisher – [email protected] Director of Children’s Ministries
Grace Community Chapel 7661 Mexico Road
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WELCOME to Grace Community Chapel!
NEWCOMERS’ NEXT STEPS will help those who are new to Grace become acquainted with the staff and find out how they can become a part of our community of believers. Please use today’s response card to RSVP and let us know if you need childcare.
SHARING GRACE - a class about our church culture and the passion we have to Reach Up, Reach In and Reach Out. The next class is June 19 at 11:15 am.
NEWCOMERS’ LUNCHEON - If you’ve never attended one, join us in Hope Hall for a catered lunch hosted by the ministry staff. Our next luncheon will be on July 17 at 12:30.
DISCOVERING GRACE - a class about the doctrine and core values of GCC. The next class is July 24 at 4:30.
