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A Monthly Publication of Broadway Baptist Church

March 2010

InsideChurch-wide RetreatThis week, wewill be hear-ing from for-mer Broad-way memberDr. DanAleshire, whoserves as theexecutive di-rector of theAssociation of

Theological Schools. Several yearsago, I heard Dan give a presentationabout our changing culture and whatthat means for churches. Years later, Ihave yet to hear or read anything morespot-on than what he said. As someonewho has carefully studied and writtenabout our changing culture, and assomeone who understands Broadway,Dan is uniquely qualified to help usthink through these issues. Here is theschedule for the retreat:

Friday , March 5, 6:00 9:00 p.m.

The Changing Cultural Locationof Christianity in America

Saturday, March 6, 9:00 a.m. Noon

The Changing Complexion ofChristianity in the United Statesand the World

Living in a Wilderness WithHope: The Congregational Futureof American Christianity

Sunday Sermon

Left Behind in a Wounded World

(Acts 1:6-11; 1:21-2:6)Everyone is welcome to attend thisretreat. We will offer dinner Fridaynight and a continental breakfast onSaturday at a cost of $10 per person.Please make your reservation for din-ner by March 3. Childcare is avail-able upon request by contacting thechurch office.

Cultural change is a key challengefacing churches today. This retreatpromises to give us a clear insight intothis issue and positive steps we cantake to address it.

Dr. Chris CaldwellPastor

Automate Your Pledge, ............... page 2

Church Retreat, Thank Yous ................ 2

Childrens and Youth News .................. 3

Childrens Choir News .......................... 3

Announcements/Easter Events .............. 4

N.T. Reading Schedule ......................... 5

Upward Photos ...................................... 5

Easter Lily Order Form, Menus............. 6

Library News ......................................... 6

Missions Sale, Spring Luncheon .......... 7

Green Tip, Grounds Beautification ...... 7

Birthdays ............................................... 8

A Successful

Upward Season

Congratulations,Broadway, on a suc-cessful Upward sea-son. The 2010 seasonproved to be the mostsuccessful Upwardseason to date.

Broadway staffedUpward with more

volunteers than ever before and wesaw more kids from Broadway on thebasketball court than in previous years.

Your commitment to Upward and itssuccess helped provide children andtheir families with a fun and safe placeto receive basic biblical teaching. Formany families, the warmth and comfortprovided by a church pew can be veryintimidating. However, the coolnessand rigidity offered by a gym bleacherwhile watching your child play basket-ball is much less intimidating, evenwithin the same wall of our church fel-lowship. It is in these very bleachers atBroadway that we as a community offaith are finding creative ways to teachthe word of God to the community inwhich we live, work and serve.

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Finding Time for Families

A Saturday Retreat March 27 10:00 a.m. to 2:00 p.m.

We need young families.These words are heard all too often when church members get together. OnMarch 27, from 10:00 a.m. to 2:00 p.m., Louisville-area Kentucky Baptist Fel-

lowship (KBF) congregations will gather at Broadway to discuss how to reachand care for families with young children. This conversation will look at twospecific questions.

How do we reach out to families?

What do we do with them once they've entered our doors?

Retreat participants will gather in Friendship Hall for a large group discussion andthree break-out sessions all built around the above questions. If you have evermade or heard the statement, We need more young families at Broadway, thenthis retreat is for you. Reserve your spot by noon on Monday, March 22, by con-tacting the church office at 895-2459 or [email protected].

Becky Caswell-Speight

Minister withFamilies/Children

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Our Mission: To learn, live and proclaim Christs message of grace, hope and love through worship, fellowship and service.Broadway Baptist Church

4000 Brownsboro Road

Louisville, KY 40207

502-895-2459 Fax 502-893-9386

www.broadwaybaptist.org

Worship Services:8:30 a.m. & 11:00 a.m.

Sunday School:9:45 a.m.

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Church-wide RetreatSponsored by the Deacons

Topic: The Changing Culture and

How It Impacts the Church

Featuring an outstanding guest speaker,

Dr. Daniel Aleshire

Friendship Hall

Friday Evening, March 5, 6:00 to 9:00 p.m.

Saturday Morning, March 6, 9:00 a.m. to noon

All are welcome. Reservations required by March 3 for dinner.$10 per person includes dinner and continental breakfast.Childcare provided upon request.

Automate Your PledgeFrom Brad Thomas,

Finance Committee Chair

During January, we collected$111,024 in tithes and offeringsagainst our budget of $105,750. Whata positive way to start the new year!

While February brought us somesnowy days and possibly caused peo-ple to miss church due to the weather,our church offers a great way to keepup your pledge if you miss a Sunday.You can have your weekly or monthlyoffering withdrawn directly from yourchecking account through an ACHtransfer. Its a safe and easy way toautomatically keep up to date withyour pledge. Several of our members

have been contributing by ACH forthe past couple of years. If you areinterested, please contact the financialsecretary and request your forms.

I had a member bring up a good pointwhile discussing the ACH program. Hehas small children and wants to set anexample by putting his envelope in theoffering plate during the worship ser-vice. He wanted to make sure his chil-dren realize how important it is to tithe.He was concerned that if he used the

ACH program, his children would notsee his familys offering envelope de-posited in the plate on Sunday.

If this is a concern for you, ask thechurch office to still send you offeringenvelopes. You can write ACH onthe outside of the empty envelope andplace it in the offering plate. Thatway, your children will still have atangible example of your giving.

Thanks to Broadway

For providing the space for ourChristmas Dinner. We had a won-derful time.

Residents and Staff of Choices

Dear Broadway Friends,

Charles and I wish to thank all ofyou for your kindness and thought-fulness during his recent surgery.Your phone calls, cards, notes andprayers have meant so very much toboth of us.

In Christs love,

Eleanor and Charles Buhl

Thanks to BroadwayWords are so inadequate in express-ing my appreciation for the divineprivilege of serving as a minister atBroadway for 21 years. In markingan end to this labor of love, my fam-ily and I so appreciate the specialactivity on Jan. 13 by Dr. Caldwell,

the staff and gathered church whoresponded with well-meaningthoughts in the form of a lite roastof sorts. These reflections will for-ever be held in sacred trust.

Then, the final tribute in the worshipservice on Sunday, Jan. 17, by Pas-tor and people, the gift of an en-graved silver tray and the choralbenediction by Mr. Weaver and theChancel Choir made us feel asthough the Lord did bless us every-one. We are grateful to the socialteam and the reception with the ex-pansive receiving line of well-wishers in the Atrium which willremain with us as moments to re-member for a lifetime. Thank youall for the memories we have as aresult of answering Gods call tocome to Broadway. The Lord gaveand the Lord has taken away,blessed be the name of the Lord.Selah.

H. Lloyd Storment

Associate Pastor, 1988 to 2009

Thank You


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Youth News: Grades 6 12New Testament Discussions

During Lent the youth will join our church in reading throughthe New Testament! The group will meet on Wednesdaynights in the Youth Basement at 6:00 p.m. to talk about whattheyve read and learned. Come join the discussion!

PASSPORT ChoicesThis year, youth who have completed grades six through 12will attend PASSPORT Choices camp at Wingate Univer-sity in Wingate, N.C. Camp will be June 27 through July 2and will cost $350. Please sign up and pay a $100 deposit assoon as possible. Spaces are limited! For more information,visit www.passportcamps.org.

Lenten Devotional

If youre looking for a great daily online devotional toguide you during the season of Lent, check outwww.journeytothecross.org. This devotional site is part of

the d365 daily devotional site produced by Passport, Inc.Youth Ski Trip

On Feb. 20, the youth went skiing, snowboarding and tub-ing at Paoli Peaks in Indiana. Everyone had a great time andreturned home safely with just a few bruises.

Childrens News: Birth Grade 5J.A.M. Weekend The Basics of Faith

Fourth and fifth graders, dont miss this years J.A.M.(Jesus and Me) Weekend. It begins at 6:00 p.m. on Friday,March 19, and runs through 11:30 a.m. on Saturday, March20. Kids will lead one another through the basics of ourfaith in a Companions in Christ class geared toward

fourth and fifth graders. Theyll study the Bible, watchmovies, play games and serve others as they have fun andbuild on their spirituality. Contact Becky Caswell-Speightat 895-2459 or [email protected] if you plan tojoin in this years J.A.M. festivities. The weekend costs $35per personall kids need to bring is a Bible. Friends arewelcome to come.

Help Fill Eggs for the Easter Celebration

We have 5,000 plastic eggs that need to be filled with candyfor four different Easter egg hunts. This can be an easy taskif we all help. The Childrens Committee will be passing

out candy and eggs on Wednesday, March 10. Please, take abag of eggs and candyyou can fill the eggs while youwatch your favorite television show. Return the eggs toBecky Caswell-Speights office (located in the church of-fice) on or before Palm Sunday, March 28.

Easter Celebration

The Easter Celebration will be Saturday, April3, at 10:00 a.m. and is a great all-church out-reach opportunity. For the children, there willbe games, prizes, bounce houses and 5,000Easter eggs waiting to be found. Afterward,

there will be a hot dog lunch to benefit the youth going toPassport Kenya this summer. Its a great chance to invitefriends and family members who are not actively involved ina place of worship to come and experience Broadway. Every-one who attends will have a great time and will hear theEaster story in a fun and inviting way.

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Childrens Choir NewsFrom Ashley Benz, Childrens Choir Coordinator

The Children's Choir has been having fun and praising Godwith our music. I am always amazed at the intensity withwhich the children work. As we head toward Easter, wehave several opportunities to sing. We will be singing bothon Wednesday nights and Sunday mornings, so pleasecheck your calendar.

One of our goals is to use our music as an outreach minis-try. With that in mind, if you know of children who are notattending our Children's Choir rehearsals, please invitethem. We would love to have them! Also, please encourageyour children to invite friends to sing with us. We have agreat time and we don't want to keep this opportunity toourselves.

One boy helpedanother with hissnow board.

Three of the girlsrode the ski lift.

A youth enjoyed a day ofskiing.
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Lenten Lunch with the Pastor

Fridays Noon McAlistersOn Fridays during Lent, Chris Cald-well will be at the McAlisters Deli onLime Kiln Lane for lunch and a dis-

cussion of the weeks New Testamentscripture passages. Meet at the deli atnoon if youd like to participate.

Nice Friendly Lunch

March 5 11:45 a.m. Jasons DeliThe Nice Friendly Lunch will be at11:45 a.m. on Friday, March 5, at Ja-sons Deli on N. Hurstbourne. Thiscasual lunch is dutch treat. You cancome and go as you need to, and kidsare welcome to come. R.S.V.P. withJanis Eberenz: 254-5010 or 599-7637.

Be a Backpack Buddy

March 8 9:00 a.m. Meet at ChurchThe Lydia Sunday School Class in-vites you to be a part of its Dare toCare Backpack Buddies Team. There

are 1,115children inour area whoneed food forweekends.On the sec-

ond Monday of each month, the groupcarpools to Dare to Care to pack foodfor these childrenand they can al-ways use more people to help. Meet atthe office side of the church at 9:00a.m. on March 8. Do come helpthink of the children who need thisfood. For more information, callShirley Whittaker-Burba at 896-6186.

Hands-On Missions SpringOffering

March 14 through April 18Hands-On Missions is a way Broad-way members put their faith into ac-tion through direct service to others inneed. For several years, we have builthouses; provided food, clothing andwater; nurtured faith; and encouragedthose facing difficult times. We havedone these things in Louisville, inKentucky and around the world.

Need has no boundaries and neitherdo our Hands-On missions projects.

Beginning March 14, we will begincollecting for this years Hands-OnMissions Spring Offering. This year,

the goal for the Hands-On Offering is$4,000. Please take a work glove, fill itwith coinsor checksand returnit to thechurchoffice byApril 18.Look in

Off-Broadway for opportunities forHands-On service throughout the year.

Learn About Heifer InternationalMarch 19 Noon Friendship HallOn Friday,March 19,come to theLife After Fifty(LAF) lunch-eon at noon inFriendship Hallto enjoy a greatlunch by Tina for just $5 and learnabout Heifer International. Anne Del

Prince, a fellow architect and friend ofBroadway member Mary Jackson,will tell us about her work as a volun-teer with Heifer International and howit provides a unique way of life forfamilies in Appalachia. Make yourreservations no later than Wednesday,March 17. Bring a friend!

Off Broadway Deadline

The deadline for the April issue ofOffBroadway

is Friday,March 26,with a pub-lish date ofTuesday,April 6. Your news and photos arealways welcome. Please e-mail newsto [email protected], ordrop items by the church office. JanetHymer is the editor ofOff Broadway.

Announcements

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Maundy Thursday Service

At 7:00 p.m. on Maundy Thursday,April 1, we will have a special Com-munion service in the Sanctuary.Maundy Thursday commemoratesJesus sharing the Last Supper with hisdisciples.

Dinner will be served beforehand at6:00 p.m. (see the menu section onpage 6 for more details). You willneed to make a new reservation forthis dinnerstanding reservationsdo not apply. Please contact thechurch office by noon on Wednes-day, March 31.

Good Friday Luncheon/Service

On Good Fri-

day, April 2,we will have aservice at11:30 a.m. inGheensChapel. After the service, the Life Af-ter Fifty (LAF) group is sponsoring aluncheon in Friendship Hall. Lunchwill be $5 for LAF members and freeto guests and non-LAF members. Ifyou plan to stay for lunch, please makea reservation with the church office by

noon on Wednesday, March 31.

Easter Celebration

The Easter Cele-bration will beSaturday, April 3,at 10:00 a.m. Forthe children, therewill be games,prizes, bouncehouses and 5,000Easter eggs wait-

ing to be found. Afterward, there willbe a hot dog lunch to benefit the youthgoing to Passport Kenya this summer.

Its a great chance to invite friends andfamily members who are not activelyinvolved in a place of worship to comeand experience Broadway. Everyonewho attends will have a great time andwill hear the Easter story in a fun andinviting way.

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Listen to/Read the New

Testament During Lent

During the 40 days of Lent, membersof the entire church family includ-ing children and youthhave beenlistening to or reading the completeNew Testament. The reading/listening

schedule began on Ash Wednesday,Feb. 17. Participants listen to a CD of(or read) the entire New Testament in40 days in just 28 minutes a day.

The church provided free audio MP3CDs to church members through thegenerosity of the Cooperative BaptistFellowship. If you did not get a CDand would still like one, stop by thechurch office.

During Lent, sermons and Wednesdaynight Bible studies, Childrens Wor-

ship, and youth and GenNext Biblestudies will all be based on the weeklyscripture readings.

Here is the scripture schedule for theremainder of Lent.

Day Date Scripture Passage

14 Mar. 2 John 1-5

15 Mar. 3 John 6-9

16 Mar. 4 John 10-14

17 Mar. 5 John 15-19

18 Mar. 6 John 20Acts 4

19 Mar. 7 Acts 5-9

20 Mar. 8 Acts 10-15

21 Mar. 9 Acts 16-20

22 Mar. 10 Acts 21-26

23 Mar. 11 Acts 27Rom. 4

24 Mar. 12 Rom. 5-10

25 Mar. 13 Rom. 11I Cor. 1

26 Mar. 14 I Cor. 2-9

27 Mar. 15 I Cor. 10-15

28 Mar. 16 I Cor. 16II Cor. 9

29 Mar. 17 II Cor. 10Gal. 4

30 Mar. 18 Gal. 5Phil. 131 Mar. 19 Phil. 2I Thes. 2

32 Mar. 20 I Thes. 3I Tim. 5

33 Mar. 21 I Tim. 6Heb. 1

34 Mar. 22 Heb. 2-10

35 Mar. 23 Heb. 11James 5

36 Mar. 24 I Pet. 1I John 1

37 Mar. 25 I John 2Jude

38 Mar. 26 Rev. 1-7

39 Mar. 27 Rev. 8-15

40 Mar. 28 Rev. 16-22

World Day of PrayerOn March 5, Christians around the world will gather for the annual WorldDay of Prayer. In more than 170 countries and regions, Christians meet onthis day to affirm their faith in Jesus Christ and acknowledge that prayerand action are inseparable and that both have immeasurable influence inthe world.

Everyone is invited (including men) to participate in this event at Broad-way on March 5. Please bring non-perishable items for Dare to Care.

Registration and Refreshments9:30 a.m. to 10:30 a.m.Friendship Hall

World Day of Prayer Program10:30 a.m. to 11:30 a.m.Chapel

A special thank you to the youth ofBroadway who, because of their dedi-cation and hard work, were able toearn money for their summer missiontrip to Kenya.

Each year, Upward continues togrow, reaching out to more kids and

families in the name of Christ. I ex-pect Upward 2011 to grow even big-ger. Consider now where you canshare your talents with Upward tomake a difference in the lives of kidsin our community.

A Successful Upward Season

A coachhung outwith one ofhis playersbefore thegame.

The refsenjoyedsomedowntimebefore thegamesbegan.

The youthsold conces-sions to earnmoney fortheir sum-mer trip toPassportKenya.

The Razorbacks and the Bulldogsshook hands before their game.

The Sparklers are the best at cheeringon the Upward teams every Saturday.

John Dotsonis veryproud of histwo Upwardbasketballplayers.

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Wednesday Night Menus

March 3

Chicken in Mushroom SauceRice, Green BeansSauted CarrotsGreen Salad, RollsAssorted Pies

March 10

Sausage & Egg Casserole, BaconHash Brown CasseroleBiscuits & GravyMixed Greens w/Citrus, Fruit BowlAssorted Muffins & Pastries

March 17

Corned Beef & CabbagePotatoes & CarrotsAssorted SaladsCornbreadIrish Soda BreadGreen Desserts

March 24,

Oven Roasted Pork TenderloinCheese GritsGrilled Vegetable TrayIceberg Lettuce WedgePear & Blue Cheese Salad, RollsAssorted Desserts

March 31

Chicken ParmigianaButtered NoodlesZucchini & Yellow SquashCaesar Salad/Green SaladFrench BreadItalian Cream/Chocolate Cakes

April 1 Maundy Thursday*

Roast Beef & GravyMashed Potatoes, Green BeansPear Salad/Green SaladRollsAssorted Tartlets

*Requires new reservation.

You will need a reservation for din-ner. You can make a standing reserva-tions or a weekly reservation by con-tacting the church office at 895-2459or [email protected]. Thedeadline to make or cancel a reserva-tion is noon on the Tuesday of thatweeks dinner. Reservations not can-celed by the deadline will be billed.

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Book MarksEarthen Vessels, by DanielAleshire

The Library's collection now includesthe book Earthen Vessels: HopefulReflections on the Work and Future of

Theological Schools, by Dr. DanielAleshire. Dr. Aleshire is the executivedirector of the Association of Theo-logical Schools in the United Statesand Canada. He will lead us in achurch-wide retreat this week.

In a review of this book, James P.Wind, president of the Alban Institute,talks about the upheaval among semi-naries and religious institutionsthroughout America. Wind reports that,for almost 20 years, Dan Aleshire has

been in the midst of this maelstrom.Wind says that in Earthen Vessels,Aleshire imparts his firsthand knowl-edge and wisdom and helps us see whywe still need these types of schools.Aleshire calmly points out upcomingchallenges and recommends positivesteps we can take to ensure that wehave effective pastors and religiousleaders in the future.

Bible Resources Offer DeeperUnderstanding

During Lent, as we journey through theNew Testament, there are sure to bethose times when we want to go deeper

in our understanding of a text. Thelibrary has several excellent commen-taries that give context and interpreta-tion. The Broadman Bible Commen-tary is a classic multi-volume set andThe New Interpreter's Study Bible pro-vides contemporary in-depth analysisand application. There are many excel-lent resources. Whether you are teach-ing or simply want to grow in under-standing, stop by to look up some pas-sages in the commentaries. They make

the Bible come alive.Book Club

The LibraryTeam wouldlike to hearfrom you. If you would be interestedin organizing and leading a book clubto meet in the library, please emailAlice Herrington at [email protected].

News From Your Church Library

Easter Lily OrdersEaster Lilies will decorate our Sanctuary on Easter Sun-day. You may honor or remember loved ones by purchas-ing lilies in their name. Names of those being recognizedwill be published in the worship folder on April 4.

Lilies are $10 each. To order, please complete the form below, attach yourcheck (made payable to Broadway Baptist Church), and send your order to the

church office no later than Friday, March 19, at 4:30 p.m. Please complete oneform for each lily that you wish to order.

Your Name_____________________________________________________

Please select one of the following messages by writing the persons name on theapplicable line:

In Memory of _____________________________________

In Honor of _______________________________________

In Celebration of ___________________________________

You may take your lilies home after the 11:00 a.m. worship service on April 4

or donate them to be delivered to shut-ins or hospitalized members. Please indi-cate your preference below:

I will take my lily after worship I will donate my lily


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Beautify BroadwayCalling allthose wholove wield-ing a chainsaw, hedgeclippers,

weed-eaters, leaf blowers and the oldfashioned hand-held garden instru-ments.WE NEED YOU! On Sat-urday, March 13, beginning at 8:30a.m., the Grounds Committee is of-fering all church members the oppor-tunity to get in shape and get out-doors. Its time to embrace the coolair and get those muscles screaming.

For those of you with an aversion toanything remotely connected to yardwork, we are, true to our upbringing,

good Baptists and therefore love toeat. Morning snacks and hot soup atlunch would be welcomed.

We have these beautiful grounds andthere is simply not enough money inour budget to take care of this prop-erty the way that it needs to be. Wewelcome any kind of help you canlend us.

The Grounds BeautificationCommittee:

Debby Griffin, George Coleman,Nancy Stopher, Ann McCoy

Broadways Annual Spring Luncheon!Sponsored by Women on Mission

Saturday, April 17

11:00 a.m.View extravagantly decorated tables

11:30 a.m.Enjoy gourmet lunch catered by GraciousPlenty

Special guest Heather French Henry will entertain usand speak about her work with veterans in-state andaround the country.

Tickets: $25 per person or $200 for a table of eight(All profits go to charity.)

Decorate a Table!

Make this event the best yet by bringing your personalflair to your table decorations this is a huge part ofthe events fun! Choose your own table theme andmake your own statement. A local designer will judgethe decorated tables so be creative. You may win!

White tablecloths, napkins, silverware and watergoblets are provided for each table. You may usethese items or substitute your own. Lunch will beserved on the churchs plates and your plates will beused as chargers.

Have a great time while helping us raise money for missions!

For information and tickets, call:

Susan Hodapp ............... 893-5178

Jeannie Wakefield ......... 423-9811

Phyllis McCoy .............. 228-1238

Glenda Thomas ............. 243-4729

Green TipGreen

CoffeeCheck coffeelabels for thewords fair-trade,organic and shadegrown. Fair-trademeans fair wagesfor workers. Or-ganic means nopesticides. Shade-grown meansfarmers let trees grow on their land,providing a natural environment.

From the Creation Care Team

Hope for Haiti Missions SaleSaturday, March 13 8:00 a.m. to Noon Gymnasium

All proceeds benefit EDGE Outreachs Haiti Relief Program

to install water purification systems in Haiti.

EDGE Outreach, a Louisville-based organization, isleading the effort to supply clean water to Haiti by pro-viding water filtration and purification systems, in-stallers and trainers. Since the earthquake, EDGE Out-reach has installed 18 water stations in Haiti, includingtwo in hospitals and five in Salvation Army bases.

All types of donations are needed now!

Drop your donations off at church any time Monday through Friday. Volun-teers will help you unload your car every Wednesday evening from 6:00 to8:00 and every Sunday afternoon from noon to 2:00 until the sale. Donationsare tax-deductibleforms will be available.

Help Send Hope to Haiti!

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HeatherFrench Henry


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Broadway Baptist Church4000 Brownsboro Road

Louisville, KY 40207

Phone: 502-895-2459

Fax: 502-893-9386

www.broadwaybaptist.org

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March 2 ............. Colleen Coomes

March 3 ............. Elizabeth Martin

Perry Snyder

Marillyn White

March 5 ............. Janis Eberenz

March 6 ............. Michael Kimbell

Raleigh Lowe

Ellen Waddle

March 7 ............. Michael Wilkinson

March 8 ............. Raleigh Dixon

Alice Herrington

Will McCoy

March 9 ............. Joseph Coleman

Bill Dohrman

March 10 ........... Nell WoodMarch 11 ........... Foster Burba

Bobbie Clark

Marcia Lenz

Betty Prather

March 12 ........... Jerry Dooley

Robby Eberenz

March 13 ........... Ron Falls

March 14 ........... Dick Allen

Daniel McCoy

March 15 .......... George Schafer

David Watkins

March 16 .......... David Gambrell

March 17 .......... John Jones

March 18 .......... Nelson Collins

March 19 .......... Sharon Lin

Erin McCoy

March 20 .......... Matt Washer

March 21 .......... Daniel Kimbell

Scott Parham

Liz Triner

March 22 .......... Clay Hewson

March 23 .......... Kitty Galloway

March 24 .......... Jeannie Wakefield

March 25 .......... Jim Dent

Rudd Parsons, Jr.

March 26 .......... Ben Thomas

Emery Waddell

March 27 .......... Ann Maddox

Beulah H. Rogers

March 29 .......... Mac Barlow

Laurie Conrad

Sue Martin

Loren Smith

March 30 .......... Ross Bratcher

March 31 .......... Adam McCoy

Ellie Smith

April 1 .............. Scott McCoy

Bob Wagoner

April 2 .............. Matthew Burress

April 3 .............. George ColemanMary Lou Duke

Court Jackson

Kevin Thomas

April 4 .............. Nikki Rogers

Greg Strietelmeier

April 5 .............. Randy Fox

Emily Sanders

Charles Stopher

Claudia Wells

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