July 3, 2016

Missions & Ministry

DiscipleshipCHURCHWIDE WEEKLYSUNDAY SCHOOL Sunday at 9:15amThere are groups/classes for all ages!! For more details on options or which class is best for you, email Jeff at jcockerham@cbcfc.org.

MEDIA CENTER Sunday, WednesdayCome and take advantage of the resources your church library has to offer!Hours: Sunday: 8:45am-10:20am; Wednesday: 9:30am-noon; 2-4:30pmDVDs of the Fine Arts Camp Concert are now available for $5.

Beatitudes ReadingWhy have you come here today?To embrace the kind of poverty that opens the way into God’s kingdom.

Why have you come here today?To ask for hearts like the heart of Jesus.

Why have you come here today?To rest our lives and response to others on who we are in Christ, and nothing less.

Why have you come here today?To ask God to change our desires, so that we yearn for what God offers.

Why have you come here today?To accept the mercy God offers us and extend the same kind of mercy to others.

Why have you come here today?To ask God to help us clear away the clutter of our lives, that we may always see Jesus.

Why have you come here today?To surrender ourselves to God, that we may know the peace of God and be the peace of God to others in the world.

Why have you come here today?To learn to accept and embrace suffering for the sake of following Christ and being Christ to others.

Why have you come here today?To take up the Jesus kind of life, in the name of the Father, and of the Son, and of the Holy Spirit. Amen.

FAMILY PROMISE July 17 - 24The ONLY shelter program in Knoxville that can keep parents and children together when they have no housing options. We are looking for help with dinner meals, breakfast foods for the week and snacks for the week. For as little as $50, we can provide a meal for the families and volunteers for an entire day! For more information, please email Paige Corcoran - paige@truegrip.tv or call 803-6283 or Corky Corcoran - corky@truegrip.tv or call 603-5881.

SUMMER MISSIONS OFFERINGDuring the month of July, you are invited to participate in the CBCFC Summer Missions Offering. The goal for this year’s offering is $25,000, which will be divided among ToyStore, State Missions Offerings (Golden and Elizabeth Richards), Compassion Coalition, Family Promise, and the Fountain City Ministry Center. Special envelopes are available at the worship center entrances and in the Sanctuary pew pockets.

FellowshipCHILDREN’S SUMMER DAY CAMP July 12 - 14, 9am-2pmK-Grade 2. $35/child. We will be going to the Children’s Museum in Oak Ridge on Tuesday and to the Max Air Trampoline Park on Wednesday. Children will need to wear comfortable clothes and bring a sack lunch on Tuesday and Thursday. We will provide lunch on Wednesday. Please register online or call the church office by July 8. All children must have a signed waiver for Max Air. Follow the link to the form from our website or come to the church office.

GOLDEN GIRLS Wednesday, July 20Let’s go to Clinton for lunch and shopping! Leave the Family Life Center at 10:30am and return approx. 2:30pm.

CUMBERLAND COUNTY PLAYHOUSE Tuesday, August 2Mama Mia! Leave the FLC at 10:45am. Return around 6pm. Call the FLC (688-1206) for more information / reservations.

Leaders:Bob Robinson, Josh Beeler, Sherry Beeler, Kristin Carris, Lucas Jones, Leigh Ayn Kennard, Martha Robinson, Mark Rosser and John Wolfenbarger

Participants:Lauren Brady, Logan Brady, Charles Brush, Kacey Cannon, Chris Carris, Jared Chambers, Jasmine Fairbanks, Alex Gadd, Nick Golden, Leigha Gregory, Marissa Jones, Noah Jones, Olivia Jones, Ryan Keeler, Parker Kendall, Abbey Kennard, Grace Kennard, Rachael Kennard, Jonathan Kidd, Colson Lakin, Chloe Maxey, Aaron Millard, Elizabeth Mitchell, Will Nichols, Zach Ridner, Kent Smith, Riley Thomas, Hila Wiliford, Grace Wilson, Anna Wolfenbarger

Sunday Worship Services Brooklyn Tabernacle Hillsong New York CitySenior Citizens Concerts PSS King Towers Senior Center Concert Canaan Senior Service Center Concert DeWitt Rehabilitation & Nursing Center Concert Norwegian Christian Home ConcertService/Mission Projects Citymeals – deliver meals to seniors Stanley Isaacs Senior Center Citymeals - Meals on Heels Carter Burden Senior Program (deliver meals to seniors) St. John’s Bread & Life Program, Inc. – soup kitchen (help prep food, serve & clean up)

Wellness

Worship & StewardshipFACTS AND FIGURESWEEK OF June 26, 2016Church Membership ......................................................................2275Morning Worship Attendance ..........................................................453Extended Care...................................................................................30Sunday School Attendance .............................................................516 Required Received Last Year6/26/16 $31,730.77 $21,154.25 $21,262.49YTD $1,237,500.03 $1,178,511.5 $1,194,745.39

BUILDING ON A STRONG FOUNDATION Received to date $401,481.85 Commitments to date: $1,157,894.00

NEXT WEEK IN WORSHIP Pardon Papers Matthew 5:7

EXTENDED CARE Sunday at 10:30am (Preschool area)Six weeks to Pre-K children are cared for during the worship hour and led through age-appropriate curriculum.

To volunteer, contact Mary Bates: wlmfbates@comcast.net

FUN FITNESS No-impact, flexibility-focused exercise while seated in or standing with a chair. Designed for senior adults & those with physical limitations.Monday, Wednesday, Friday 10:30am (Gym)

AEROBICS Weight training for major muscle groups: use free weights, tubing & fit ball. Monday through Friday 9am (Gym)Monday, Tuesday 6pm (Gym)

YOGAGet the benefits of mind/body conditioning, toning and stretching.Monday, Thursday 6pm (Lynnwood 3rd Floor)Tuesday, Thursday, Saturday 10:15am (Lynnwood 3rd Floor)

ZUMBACombines dance and fitness for an effective workout.Thursday 6:15pm (Gym)

BARRE A combination of yoga, pilates and ballet focusing on tiny isometric movements with low impact to tone and sculpt your body.Thursday 6:15pm (Lynnwood 3rd Floor)

TOTAL BODYWeight training for major muscle groups: use free weights, tubing & fit ball.Thursday 5:30pm (Gym)

PILATESMind/body toning, stretching and shaping of the muscles.Tuesday 6pm (Lynnwood 3rd Floor)

WEIGHT WATCHERS Monday, 5-6pm (Fellowship Hall)A group setting to learn and practice ways to stay healthy & fit!

July 3Team Leader – Debbie GoldenPreschool 1/2 Trina Lewis, Haley JohnsonPreschool 3 Lynn Bates, Becky ReaganPreschool 5 Betsy Harrell, Mary Nelle GlennPreschool 6 Paige Corcoran, Stephanie Cooper, Jason CooperPreschool 7 Denise Howard, Emma Howard

July 8Team Leader – Amber MassengillPreschool 1/2 Lauren Brady, Cathy PittmanPreschool 3 Lisa Woods, Lisa Gentry, Elsie BecklerPreschool 5 Janet McConkey, Borin PoeungPreschool 6 Mike McConkey, Amanda Poeung, Sabrina ChurchPreschool 7 Doug Lakin, Kris Massengill

Promptings

Family Info

Online Giving

Dr. Mike Smith ....................................................................Senior Pastormsmith@cbcfc.org ...............................................................865.275.5017

Rev. Jeff Cockerham .............................Associate Pastor of Discipleshipjcockerham@cbcfc.org ........................................................865.730.0812

Rev. Bob Robinson ....................Associate Pastor of Music and Worshipbrobinson@cbcfc.org ...........................................................865.748.7930

Rev. Josh Beeler ........................Associate Pastor for Youth and Collegejbeeler@cbcfc.org ................................................................865.264.0408

Bill McConnell ....................................................... .Church Administratorbmcconnell@cbcfc.org .........................................................865.607.5370

Ministry Team

Central Baptist Church 865.688.2421 www.cbcfc.org

www.cbcfc.org/give

This morning, we center our worship services on the Lord’s Supper. All Christ followers are welcome to participate in the taking of the Supper.

The longer I walk with Christ, the more I am convinced the Supper must be treated as a gift from God. In the midst of life’s good things and life’s distractions, the Supper reminds us God is the source of life. Even as we wrestle with multiple claims upon our allegiance, the Supper calls us to give ourselves to God. When we are tempted to regard faith as a strictly private affair, the Supper prompts us to accept and engage the community of faith. In an age given to the pursuit of safety and acquisition, the Supper celebrates sacrifice for the sake of all others.

Honestly, the Lord’s Supper ranks high on the list of counter-cultural actions a Christian and the church takes. Remember this as you take the bread and cup.

Mike Smith

IN THE HOSPITALKaren McDonald - Vanderbilt

IN-HOME HOSPICEJudy Sitton

Classic

CatalystWelcome to Worshipers Dr. Mike Smith

Summer Missions Offering Emphasis

Spirit of God Phil Wickham Lamb of God Meredith Andrews This I Believe (The Creed) Hillsong United

Scripture Reading

Offertory Prayer & Offering

Grace So Glorious Elevation Worship

Message Lord’s Supper Rev. Jeff Cockerham

Response/Invitation

Man of Sorrows Hillsong United

Cover photo courtesy of Bill Keeler

Prelude Theme and Variation on Paine “The Star-Spangled Banner”

Welcome to Worshipers Dr. Mike Smith Youth Choir Mission Trip Commissioning

Hymn No. 702 America arr. Fettke The New Colossus Choral Presentation Salute to the Armed Forces arr. Kirkland

Summer Missions Offering Emphasis

Offertory Prayer

Offertory God of Our Fathers arr. Smith

Responsive Reading You Shall Be My People No. 245

Hymn No. 186 When I Survey the Wondrous Cross

Hymn No. 190 The Power of the Cross arr. Hayes

Lord’s Supper Meditation Dr. Mike Smith

Hymn No. 459 Come, Share the Lord Stanzas 1 & 2

Observance of the Lord’s Supper The Bread The Cup

Parting Hymn No. 523 God Be with You

Benediction

Postlude Fugue on “The Star-Spangled Banner” Paine