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November 2017 Tabernacle Baptist Church Volume 14 Issue 11
PAGE 2 TBC VICTORIOUS NEWS VOLUME 14 ISSUE 11
MINISTRIES
NOVEMBER 5
NOVEMBER 12
NOVEMBER 19
NOVEMBER 26
DECEMBER 3
DEACONS
J. Bynum, T. Dawkins, H. Grant, T. Ross
H. Grant, T. Ross, W. Sims, B. Williams,
W. Sims, B. Williams, T. Chisholm, L. Bivens
T. Chisholm, L. Bivens, W. Dunovant
W. Dunovant, C. Diggs, J. Bynum, T. Dawkins
DEACONESS
Mamie Chisholm Barbara Bynum Pam Grant
TRUSTEES
A. Lee, D. McMillan, M. Bell
R. Jiggetts, S. Costner, R. Foxx, J. Clemmer
D. Blair, G. Barnett, D. Nichols, E. Wilson
T. Slade, J. Hoyle, D. McMillan, E. Thompson
A. Lee, D. McMillan, M. Bell
MINISTERS
Will be informed
Youth Sunday
Will be informed
Will be informed
Will be informed
SECURITY
T. Davis, K. Lipscomb, C. Hunter, R. Turner, R. Hopkins, W. Giles, D. Massey
B. Setzer, D. Bryson, C. Hunter, R. Hopkins, F. Miller, R. Turner, B. Hopper, C. Mack
C. Hunter, R. Hopkins, D. Dounvant, D. Hunt, J. Freeman, D. Massey, R. Turner
F. Tate, D. Bryson, C. Hunter, F. Miller, R. Turner, V. Floyd, T. Carter (BET)
R. Turner, C. Hunter, R. Hopkins, K. Lipscomb
USHERS
Men & Women Ushers
Men Ushers
Women Ushers
Youth Ushers
Men & Women Ushers
GREETERS
D. Adams, M Gibson, S. Hinton, S. Campbell N. Lindsay, D. McKinnon, C. Phillips, C. Greenwood
S. Howard, V. Barnes, S. Fields, A. Lee, T. Neely, L. Friday D. McMillan,
B. Adams, D. Lowery, R. Miller, V. Crawford, N. Tate, C. Powell, M. Smith, C. Meeks
P. Smith, T. Floyd, D. Smith, S. Hunter, M. Carroll, J. Adams, W. Graham B. Carroll C. Brown
CHOIRS
Hymn Choir &
VIP Choir
YFC Mass Choir
VIP Choir
Men of Distinction
HEALTH & WELLNESS
*Angela Lee Juano & Rose Duff
*Cassandra Williams Grace Jiggetts Layla Stafford
*Shonta Jennings Stephanie Fields Deborah Oats Reggie Cummings
*Juano & Rose Duff Grace Jiggetts Alicia Stinson
*Angela Lee Chandra Foster Cassandra Williams Tarvis Freeman
ALTAR
C. McMillan, R. Milner, D. Funderburk, S. Funderburk, L. Dawkins, C. Williams
C. Cooper, M. Partlow, B. Setzer, R. Glenn, U. Davis, P. Covington, K. Strother
H. Watson, T. Davis, J. Williams, S. Rhodes, V. Hunter, K. Hunter R. Smith, T. Dunovant
A. Williams, P. Brown, C. Williams, M. Hines, T. Milner, B. Bynum, D. McKinnon
AUDIO VISUAL
Ronnie Hunter Courtney Thomas
Ronnie Hunter Courtney Thomas
Ronnie Hunter Courtney Thomas
Ronnie Hunter Courtney Thomas
Ronnie Hunter Courtney Thomas
LCD
All Ministry Leaders are asked to email your schedule by the 3rd Monday in each month if there is a change! Email: [email protected]. Your help is greatly appreciated! (*Point Person for Health & Wellness)
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Our Father, I thank You for being so good to me. You are my provider and show me great and mighty things and for that I say thank You. Help me father to always seek Your will and Your way for my life. I know I am more than a conqueror through Him who loves me. Fear has no place in my life, because You have not given me a spirit of fear. I am confident that no weapon formed against me will prosper, because God is for me. Who can be against me. Every curse spoken against me is no avail, because I am blessed. Satan can’t curse those whom God has blessed. I am blessed coming in and blessed going out. My enemies shall come up against me one way and God will cause them to flee seven ways. All that I set my hands to do will prosper in the name of Jesus. I am the head and not the tail. I am above only and not beneath. Father, I am persuaded that neither death, no life, nor angles, nor principalities, nor power, not things to come, not height, nor depth, nor any other creature shall be able to separate me from the love of God. So I will not be pulled to and fro because I am maturing daily in the things of God (Eph. 4:14). I live in the rhema, and it is activating signs, wonders and miracles around me on a normal basis. Father, thank You for blessing me indeed. Let there be no question that You are working on my behalf. You have brought me a mighty long way. Keep me from evil, so that my spirit will not be grieved or my soul pushed out of alignment in the name of Jesus. Thank You for the gift given to me through impartation. Let Your resources come through equipping and discernment through activation in the name of Jesus. I declare that I (people of God) will not be ignorant of the devices of the enemy and I (we) will sharply detect the wiles of darkness in these last days in the name of Jesus. I ask these things in the mighty name of Jesus. I pray this prayer in the mighty name of Jesus! Amen & Amen The Intercessory Prayer Ministry
Got a Prayer
Request?
Prayer Forms are available on the mailbox across from the church office. Fill out
form and place it in Prayer Box.
Family of Margaret Watson Grandmother of Allen Thompson
Family of Hazel Hicks
Sister of Inez Earl
Family of DeAndre McLaughlin Nephew of Beryl Miller
Family of Mary Tate
TBC Member Mother of Donna Tate Sister of John Dunlap
Family of Kevin Wilson
Cousin of Pamela Allison
Family of LaJuan Chisholm TBC Member
Sister of Terry Chisholm & Pamela Williams
Family of Rachel Adams Cousin of Pamela Rhodes,
Sumner Rhodes, & Cynthia Meeks
Family of Parrish Armstrong Son of Greg & Margaret Taylor,
Great grandson of Vernice Armstrong Nephew of Patricia Taylor
Family of Charlie Hunter
TBC Member Husband of Elvira Hunter
Father of Adrian & Kenneth Hunter, Grandfather of Kenneth, Cedrick,
Alexis, & Marquis Hunter Father in law of Valerie, Gerline
& Sherry Hunter
Family of Edward Byrd Grandson in law of Mary Sherrill
Family of Ruth Wynn Aunt of Susan Hinton
Family of Peggy Luckey Aunt of Virginia Barnes
Family of Joiesphine Burston Aunt of Diane Hunt,
Lois Strickand & Franklin Spikes
Family of Isabella Watson Mother of Christine Watson
Grandmother of Eddie Wilson
Please join us for Morning Prayer @ 6:15 AM James 5:13-16
November 2017 Mondays & Wednesdays Prayer # 1-605-475-5950 Passcode 48104#
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Financial News by
Sis. Charrissa Powell,
TBC Business Manager
Thankfulness - The Antidote for Greed
Gratitude is more than pausing once a year to offer up thanks. It’s more than a
snappy word that rhymes with “attitude.” I am told that of all the human emotions,
gratitude is the most powerful. Gratitude is so powerful it can obliterate fear,
hopelessness and doubt. Gratitude can heal a broken heart, slow the aging process
and restore broken relationships. Gratitude creates hope and hope brings joy. It is in
joy, not fear, that we can find strength.
Greed is the enemy. Never in this history of our country has so much meant so little
to so many. The easy availability of credit has allowed us to live beyond our means.
It has encouraged greed to creep into every area of our lives. Some call this affliction
Affluenza- an unhappy condition of overload, debt, anxiety and waste resulting from
the dogged pursuit of more. The more we have, the more we want. The more we
want, the more it takes to feel satisfied. The more credit we accept the farther we
slide into debt. The more we have the greedier we become and the more we suffer
from possession overload. We let what we lack prevent gratitude for what we
already have. Affluenza in its advanced stages leads to stress. And stress leads to the
breakdown of mental and physical health.
Gratitude is the antidote. Gratitude, the conscious and heartfelt expression of
appreciation and thankfulness, is the number one best antidote for dissatisfaction.
Greed says I must have more.
Gratitude counters with I have more than enough.
Greed says my life is pathetic: gratitude says I am so blessed.
Greed steals joy and gratitude restores joy.
To develop gratitude you need to talk to yourself and regularly write your thoughts.
The idea is to begin to see all of life including the difficult times, as challenges,
opportunities and blessings. You may also find it helpful to “reframe” a situation- to
choose to see if from a new perspective. Reframing can be difficult but is especially
important when misfortune strikes. If you wreck your car, that is unfortunate. Still, it
means you’re alive and that is something for which to be grateful and you get bonus
reasons for gratitude if no one was hurt, you have a good insurance policy or the car
wasn’t totaled. Authentic and heartfelt gratitude can hush up insatiable desires and
negative attitudes. For instance, you can hate your job, hate the boss, hate the
people, hate the commute and hate the work. Or, you can be genuinely grateful that
you have a job. You can learn to appreciate everything about that job, even the
distasteful aspects because they build your character, tolerance and compassion. No
matter what the situation, you choose your focus. If you choose fear and anger,
expect depression and misery. If you choose to respond with a grateful heart, expect
hope, satisfaction and joy. Yes joy, even in the midst of adversity.
Giving is the action. Want to really pull the plug on your greed? Become a giver.
Giving away some of what is most precious to you- your money—is the ultimate
thank-you note. Giving allows us to take our eyes off our own situations to view the
world through new eyes of compassion. Giving is an outward expression of personal
affirmation that no matter how bleak your situation may appear, you really do have
enough. Gratitude unlocks the fullness of life. It turns what we have into enough, and
more. It turns denial into acceptance, chaos to order, confusion to clarity. Gratitude
can turn a meal into a feast, a house into a home, a stranger into a friend. It brings
strength for today and bright hope for tomorrow.
Until next time
VAN DRIVERS ARE NEEDED FOR SUNDAYS & WEDNESDAYS! Please contact Louis Judge if
you would like to volunteer with the Transportation Ministry @
704.685.1260.
November 15, 2017 6 PM
Youth Assembly Room
All Superintendents & Teachers are asked to attend.
Topic: Jesus Christ; The Ultimate Educator
John 3:1-10. For more info contact Minister
Beryl Miller. All Superintendents &
Teachers are asked to attend.
The Teacher’s Institute will be partnering with the CIA Youth
Ministry with Operation Christmas Child on
Wednesday, December 13th @ 6:00 p.m. in the Family Life
Center.
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Samuel Barnett US Army
Earlie Cathcart US Army –WW II
John Cooper US Navy
Sharon S. Costner US Air Force
Corey Creech US Army
Jeremy Duff US Army
Patrice Duff US Army
Jamie Gainey US Army
Novian Gainey US Army Reserves
Hugh Grant US Army
Samuel Gregory US Navy
Ernest T. Hoyle US Army
Tracey P. Magee US Army
Willie Meekins, Sr. US Marines
Dennis Nichols US Army
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Willie Thomas US Army
James Toomer US Army
Johnny Watson US Army
Sherman Witcher US Navy
Orddrell Whitwort, Sr. US Air Force
Kenneth Williams US Navy
Ray Williams US Navy
Robert Williams, II US Army Reserves
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November 1, 2017 Ben & Susan Hinton, 45 years
November 2, 2017 Deserrie & Keysha Chandler, 8 years
November 6, 2017 Furman & Brenda Carroll, 2 year
November 12, 2017 Benjamin & Jereline Long, 51 years
November 19, 2017 Randy & Gloria Adams, 38 years
November 28, 2017 Dwight & Takela Burns, 19 years
November 30, 2017 Ronnie & Jacqueline Foxx, 21 years
Married couples, if your name and anniversary date (m/d/y) did not appear above, please help by turning this information into the church office as
soon as possible. Thanks!
Please email you prayer request to:
November National Hospice Month
1 Trinity Thompson
2 Joseph Baysmore
Krysten Smith
Tawana Walker
4 Jeremy Duff
Cassandra Williams
5 Loretta Gill
Dr. Benjamin Hinton
6 Derrick Lathan
Sharon Miller
Ashley Pratt-Slade
7 Ardejah Beard
Brenda Carroll
Jaden Fields
Sabriyya Roberts
8 Sheldon Costner
Diane Gillard
Toccaro Harris
Darnell Haynes
Stella Wilmore
9 Nadia Burns
Robert Greenwood
Sawaya McGrant
10 Alexus Costner
Joyce Hicklen
Freddie McCoy
12 Frankie Adams
Hope Freeman
13 Charity Thomas
14 Geneva Butler
Jacey Williams
15 Rosa Davis
Tracey Phillips
16 Isaak Gibson
Aquatina Spikes
17 Henry Clark 18 Camryn Massey
19 Reginald Byrd
Monique Horne
Latik Walker
20 Allison Driver Kristopher Marshall 21 Timothy Hines
Brenda Hopper Pamela Jackson
Johonathan Jackson Isaiah Joyner
Donna Tate 22 Christopher Powell 23 Jody Baysmore Jahquel McClee Maria Nueman 24 Alexis Justice Cheryl Matthews John Walker Eddie Wilson 25 Vanessa Armstrong
Johnny Cornett Steven Crawford Diane Floyd
26 Mara Jean Hardin Anthony Turner
Bonita Truesdale 27 Tamisha Davis
Kmari Spikes 28 LeAnn Conyers 29 Shannon Adams Ronjae Foxx
Martha Partlow Calvin Torrence
30 David Bryson Charlie Holmes
** Please note if your birthday
is in November and your name
is not on this list,
please call the church
office @704.864.4051 or
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The Great American Smokeout
Every year, on the third Thursday of November, smokers across the nation take part in the American Cancer Society Great American
Smokeout. Some use the date to make a plan to quit. The Great American Smokeout event challenges people to stop using tobacco and
helps people learn about the tools they can use to quit and stay quit.
Research shows that smokers are most successful in kicking the habit when they have support, such as:
Telephone smoking-cessation hotlines
Stop-smoking groups
Online quit groups
Counseling
Nicotine replacement products
Prescription medicine to lessen cravings
Guide books
Encouragement and support from friends and family members
Using 2 or more of these measures to quit smoking works better than using any one of them alone.
Annual Great American Smokeout events began in the 1970s, when smoking and secondhand smoke were common.
Each year, the Great American Smokeout event draws attention to preventing the deaths and chronic diseases caused by smoking and helps
fuel new laws that save lives.
States with strong tobacco control laws are now reaping the fruits of their labor. From 1965 to today, cigarette smoking among adults in the
United States decreased from 42% to about 17%. Strong smoke-free policies, media campaigns, and increases in the prices of tobacco
products are at least partly credited for these decreases.
Still, today about 1 in 5 US adults smoke cigarettes. Smoking is estimated to cause 32% of all cancer deaths in the US, including 83% of
lung cancer deaths in men and 76% of lung cancer deaths in women.
Secondhand smoke (SHS) is also called environmental tobacco smoke (ETS). It’s a mixture of 2 forms of smoke that come from burning
tobacco:
Mainstream smoke: The smoke exhaled by a smoker.
Sidestream smoke: Smoke from the lighted end of a cigarette, pipe, or cigar, or tobacco burning in a hookah. This type of smoke has higher
concentrations of cancer-causing agents (carcinogens) and is more toxic than mainstream smoke.
When non-smokers are exposed to SHS it’s called involuntary smoking or passive smoking. Non-smokers who breathe in SHS take in
nicotine and toxic chemicals the same way smokers do. The more SHS you breathe, the higher the levels of these harmful chemicals in your
body.
Secondhand smoke (SHS) has the same harmful chemicals that smokers inhale. There’s no safe level of exposure for secondhand smoke
(SHS).
Young children are most affected by SHS and least able to avoid it. Most of their exposure to SHS comes from adults (parents or others)
smoking at home. Studies show that children whose parents smoke:
Get sick more often
Have more lung infections (like bronchitis and pneumonia)
Are more likely to cough, wheeze, and have shortness of breath
Get more ear infections
Secondhand smoke can also trigger asthma attacks, make asthma symptoms worse, and even cause new cases of asthma in kids who didn’t
have symptoms before.
In very young children, SHS also increases the risk for more serious problems, including sudden infant death syndrome (SIDS). There is no
safe exposure to second hand smoke.
Quitting tobacco is not easy, but it can be done. If you smoke please plan to participate in the Great American Smokeout on Nov 16th 2017.
The sooner you quit, the more you can reduce your chances of getting cancer and other diseases. Go to https://www.cancer.org/healthy/stay-
away-from-tobacco.html or call 1-800-227-2345 to get more information on quitting tobacco.
Stay in Good Health
Karen Creech
Reference:
The American Cancer Society medical and editorial content team (2016, Sept 26) History of the Great American Smokeout Event. What is
the Great American Smokeout? Retrieved from https://www.cancer.org/healthy/stay-away-from-tobacco/great-american-smokeout/history-
of-the-great-american-smokeout.html;
TBC VICTORIOUS NEWS
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COUNTRY & WESTERN
CHRISTMAS TEA
SATURDAY, DECEMBER 9, 2017
3 – 5 PM
TBC FAMILY LIFE CENTER
TICKETS - $5
Committee Members that have tickets: Gladys Adams,
Pam Lynch, Wanda Graham, Wanda Meekins,
Detrees Lowey, Lisa Spikes, Shamain Johnson,
Lois Strickland, Debra Stowers & Pat Butler.
The TBC Outreach
Ministry will be giving out Turkeys/Hens for the less
fortunate for the Holiday Season. We need your
help with this outreach event.
All donations are needed by November 15, 2017.
Donations can be brought to the Impact Center.
For more info please contact Mary Gibson @
704.914.7378.
Sister Circle Book Club Famous Author Vanessa Davis Griggs joined us at our Sister Circle Book Club meeting on Friday, October 27th at the home of Shirley Walker. We had a great meeting discussing one of her books that we had read, “The Other Side of Divine.” Our hostess provided a great meal and great fellowship. Vanessa has written other books and you can find them on her website at www.VanessaDavisGriggs.com. Members pictured: Annette Stackson, Shirley Walker, Pat Butler, Freda Crawford, Mary Gibson, Lowell Spears, Loretta Gill and Vivian Berger along with Vanessa Davis Griggs in front. Not Pictured: Wanda Meekins, Cheryl Cooper, Lemma Small, Binta Humphries, & Beverly Pettiford
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Reasons Why Thankfulness is Good for Your Marriage
Thankfulness is an optimistic state of mind. When you look for reasons to be thankful, you are choosing to see the glass half full. You are choosing to overlook the negative because you want to see the positive. Thankfulness makes a way to keep your hope alive no matter what the circumstances look like. Thankfulness creates an atmosphere for positive change. When you have a thankful heart it also comes with patience and grace. And any time you have patience and grace you give yourself and your spouse room to breath and opportunity to grow into better people. Thankfulness is attractive. When you see someone with a thankful heart it is compelling. It makes it easy to be near that person. In contrast when you see someone who is ungrateful there is a kind of bitterness about them that makes you want to go the other way. Thankfulness keeps your life in balance. Life seems to always bring all sorts of challenges our way. When we are not careful we can stay so focused on overcoming our challenges and just as soon as we conquer one thing we are eager to move on to the next, all the while forgetting to stop and smell the roses along the way. Life is too short to not enjoy the journey. Thankfulness has a way of slowing us down so we can enjoy life with the people who matter most to us. Thankfulness is good for you. Your physical, mental, and spiritual health will reap the benefits from a thankful heart. With a thankful heart you will see better results from all your efforts which will in return reduce stress in your life. And with less stress you will be a healthier person. Thankfulness is God’s way. As Christians we know that keeping God at the center of our marriages is a vital part of a successful marriage. But you cannot keep God at the center of your marriage if your heart is not thankful. If you take your relationship with the Lord serious then you know He wants you to be thankful. Thankfulness improves communication. You and your spouse will have much better communication if you both express gratitude and appreciation toward one another. This is way more than just being polite and having good manners. It’s like I said about attractiveness. Thankfulness will make you want to come closer and to know each other better, which is what real communications does for you. Thankfulness makes for closer friendship. The bond that you want to have with your spouse that carries you through your entire lives will not come if you’re not thankful for each other and this life you have together. Real friendship cannot exist unless you have mutual value for each other. And how can you value someone unless you’re thankful for them. Thankfulness sets the best example. Raising children can be one of the best things and one of the most stressful things that can take place in a marriage. While there is way too much to be said about raising children and the impact it has on marriage, I do want to mention this one thing. If you want the joy of seeing your children express thankfulness then there must be good examples set for them to mimic.
God bless! And Happy Thanksgiving! The Lees
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**The Newsletter Staff thanks you
for your support.
Reminder: All items for the December 2017
Newsletter must be turned in by Monday,
November 16th. You may email information to
[email protected] or drop it off at the
church office. Let us hear from you.
Minister Paxton Brown 704-995-7081 Minister Barbara Bynum 704-736-0343 Minister Peggy Covington 704-301-8171 Minister Gary Crawford 704-823-9236 Dr. Tamisha Davis 919-638-7265 Dr. Derick Funderburk 704-718-7459 Reverend Raymond Gardin 704-734-1018 Minister Elana Graves 716-903-8330 Minister Dorothy Guthrie 704-864-5775 Minister Mitzi Hines 704-974-7255 Minister Tangela Hinton 704-864-4051 Minister William Holmes 704-864-4051 Minister Valerie Hunter 704-866-8039 Reverend Clem McMillan 704-460-8396 Minister Beryl Miller 704-517-4527 Minister Tammy Milner 704-349-1231 Evangelist Martha Partlow 704-866-8997 Reverend Dr. Wilfort Powell 704-865-4331 Minister Sumner Rhodes 704-864-2527 Reverend Anthony Sanders 919-349-5769 Reverend Dr. Doris Sanders 919-985-0264 Minister Kimberly Strother 704-905-7774 Evangelist Hermeta Watson 704-923-6308 Minister Arnitta Williams 704-460-4787 Minister Jeremai Williams 704-648-1717 Minister Robert Williams, II 704-853-0815
Attention: Members! Have you had any personal changes lately?
Such as a change in your address, phone number, marital status or relocation. If so, please call the church office at 704-864-4051, Membership Info Card or email
us at [email protected] to let us know. Thank you.
STAY CONNECTED!!!!
The Victory in Praise Television Broadcast can be seen each Sunday night @ 7pm on Channel 18 WHKY in Hickory. Catch the rebroadcast of Sunday's service on our website www.tabernaclegastoina.org or on our Youtube Channel- Tabernacle Baptist Church each Tuesday at 5pm. FOLLOW Us ON TWITTER- @tbcgastonia Add us on Snap @tbcgastonia Like us on Facebook- Tabernacle Baptist Church-Gastonia
Hurricane Relief Outreach Partnership
TBC Impact Center & Nate Hinton will
sponsor a Hurricane Relief Outreach for
Texas & Florida Victims
Items needed: Toothpaste, toothbrushes, feminine
products, deodorant, soap, lotion, pampers, wet wipes
and etc.
Sun Mon Tue Wed Thu Fri Sat
1BET 12 Noon
Wednesday Worship & Word 7 PM
2 3 4Prayer 9 AM
Bible Study 10 AM
5Holy Communion
(9:30 AM)
Dr. Hinton
6 Deacon Ministry 6 PM
7 Dr. Hinton @ CN Jenkins Memorial Presbyterian Church @ 7 PM Charlotte, NC
8BET 12 Noon
Follow Up Ministry 6 PM Called Church Meeting 7 PM
9 10 11Prayer 9 AM
Bible Study 10 AM YFC Mass Choir 11 AM
12 13 Trustee Ministry 6 PM
14 VIP Mass 7 PM
15BET 12 Noon
& 7 PM Teacher’s Institute 6 PM
16 Opioid Workshop 6:45 PK Family Life Center
17 18Prayer 9 AM
Bible Study 10 AM GYS 11 AM
19 20 Men of Distinction 7 PM
21 22 Bible Study
Canceled Church Office Closed
23 Church Office Closed
24
Beautification Christmas Set-Up 9 AM - 5 PM
25
26 27 28 VIP Mass 7 PM
29BET 12 Noon
& 7 PM
30
