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Telephone Directory Rev. Mark A. Toney – Pastor, Wed. Night Bible Study ........ ‘17 ........... 241-5799
Rev. David Ingram –Feed the Hungry ................................... ‘17
Monday Night Bible Study .................. ‘17
Superintendent, Sunday School ........... ‘17
........... 542-8622
Kay Johnson – Pastor’s Assistant ............................... Office ‘17 ........... 241-5799
......................................................................................... Cell ’17 ........... 546-3488
Brenda Riggins – Pastor’s Assistant ......................... Website 17 ........... 293-8043
Regina Aaron – Bulletins ............................................... Cell ‘17 ........... 295-8775
Sylvester Bristol – Church Clerk ......................................... ‘17 ........... 742-1216
Shirley Acoff – Trustee Board ............................................... ‘17 .... 859-907-7175
Anthony Brown –Chairperson, Men’s Day ........................... ‘17 ........... 510-6313
Juanita Brown – Assistant Superintendent, Sunday School .. ‘17 ........... 861-9297
Peggy Brown – Financial Secretary, Trustee Board ............. ‘17
Director, Vacation Bible School ................. ‘17 ........... 226-0505
Arthur Caine – Vice-President, Junior Usher Board ............. ‘17 ........... 281-0429
Johnnie Clay – President, Pastor’s Aide ................................ ‘17 ........... 687-2689
Laura Cole – Vice President, Senior Usher Board ................ ‘17 ........... 631-2158
Christine Denny – Chairperson, Women’s Day .................... ‘17 ........... 258-3356
Darlene Dubose – President, Mass Choir .............................. ‘17 ........... 497-0649
Geraldine Dubose – President, Missionaries .......................... ‘17 ........... 272-3585
Gaye Johnson – Trustee Board .............................................. ‘17 ........... 703-4729
Hilery Johnson – Chairperson, Deacon Board ....................... ‘17 ........... 307-8667
Thomas Jones – President, Voices ......................................... ‘17 ........... 550-9765
Connie Mays – Vice-President, Mass Choir .......................... ‘17
Vice-President, Missionaries ........................ ’17
........... 364-1254
Robin McClair – President, Nurses’ Guild ............................ ‘17 ........... 658-2976
Chrissy Meadows – Vice-President, Pastor’s Aide ............... ‘17 ….310-630-9096
Barbara Oden – President, Junior Usher Board .................... ‘17 ........... 721-0833
Lilly Pate – Co-Chairperson, Women’s Day .......................... ’17 ........... 542-3452
Eric Reid – Vice-President, Voices ........................................ ‘17 ........... 332-6303
Daisy Shears – Superintendent. Sunday School ..................... ‘17 ........... 431-9996
Jerry Thompson – President, Senior Usher Board ................ ‘17 ........... 742-8937
Carandal Toney – Youth Committee ..................................... ‘17 ........... 241-5799
Darryl Woods – Co-Chairperson, Men’s Day........................ ‘17 ........... 290-1181
NNeeww UUnniittyy BBaappttiisstt CChhuurrcchh 2124 Burnet Avenue
Cincinnati, Ohio 45219 Office: 513-241-5799 Fax: 513-241-9708 email: [email protected] website: www.newunitybc.com
Rev. Mark A. Toney
Pastor and Minister of the Word
SUNDAY
September 03, 2017
Theme: “A great commitment to the great commandments and
the great commission will build a great church”
Order of Worship
9:15a.m. ................................................................ Sunday School
9:30a.m. ............................................................Classes in Session
9:45a.m. ........................................................... General Assembly
10:30a.m. ................................................ Sunday School Dismissal
10:45a.m. .......................................................................... Devotion
11:00a.m. ................................................................. Organ Prelude
Processional of Mass Choir
*Responsive Reading
September Congregational Hymn
Hymnal #??? ( )
*Lord’s Prayer
Announcements
Welcome of Visitors (Welcome Song)
Altar Call
Tithes .................................... Pledges .............................. Offerings
NO Eating or Drinking allowed in the Sanctuary — Thank You!
Lord’s Supper (3rd Sunday) / Baptism(s) (1st Sunday)
1 Corinthians 11:23-34 Matthew 28:18-20
Selection ..........................................................Voices/Youth Choir
“A” and “B” Selection ................................................. Mass Choir
*Sermon
Invitational Hymn
*Invitation to Discipleship
1:15p.m. ....................................................Doxology/Benediction
*Sorry, we will no longer be able to provide cash transactions.
Weekly Church Activities
Sunday: Sunday School .............................................. 9:30am
New Members Class .................................... 9:30a–10:30a
Pastor’s Aide Meeting .................... 4th week 1:30pm
Men’s Day Fellowship Meeting ...... 1st week 1:30p– 2:30p
Monday: Prayer Band – Sick Visitation ...................... 10:00a–12:00p
Bible Study ................................................... 5:30p– 7:00p
Health and Wellness ..................................... 7:30p– 8:30p
Tuesday: Voices of New Unity ........... 2nd & 4th weeks 6:00pm
Missionary Society .............. 2nd & 4th weeks 6:00pm
Youth/Young Adults Choir 1st/3rd/5th weeks 6:00pm
Begins Feb Homework/Study Session ................. weekly 6:00p– 8:00p
Mass Choir Rehearsal ....................... weekly 7:00pm
Wednesday: Media Ministry Meeting ............................... 6:00p
Bible Study ................................................... 6:30p– 7:30p
Mid-Week Service (begins 16-Sep-2015) ......... 7:30p– 8:30p
Thursday: Prayer Band – Sick Visitation ...................... 5:30p– 8:30p
Begins Feb Homework/Study Session ................. weekly 6:00p– 8:00p
Friday: Drill Team Meeting ........................... weekly 6:30pm
...................................................................... ………………...
Saturday: Feed the Hungry .............................. 4th week 4:00a– 8:00a
Women of Excellence ..................... 3rd week 10:00a – 2:00p
Usher Board Meeting ...................... 1st week 11:00a–12:30p
Nurses’ Guild Meeting .................... 1st week 12:00pm
Put Our Dreams On The Altar! And He said, Take now thy son, thine only son Isaac, whom thou lovest, and get
thee into the land of Moriah; and offer him there for a burnt offering upon one
of the mountains which I will tell thee of. [Genesis 22:2]
e know the story of Abraham following God’s direction in Take
now thy son, thine only son Isaac, whom thou lovest, and get
thee into the land of Moriah; and offer him there for a burnt
offering upon one of the mountains which I will tell thee of
(Genesis 22:2).
God had promised Abraham a son for many years and finally when he
was one hundred years old, Abraham and Sarah had Isaac. Then in this
verse, God tells Abraham to sacrifice the boy. We know how the story
goes, Abraham obeyed God, and then God stopped him at the last minute.
There are many messages we can get from this story about obedience and
trust, but I think one additional message for us is that in our hearts and
minds, we need to take that thing that is important to us and be prepared
to put it on the altar.
If we really trust God we need to take our dreams and say “God this is
what I really want, but I am giving it to you. Whatever Your will is, I can
accept it.” I believe that God puts our hopes and dreams in our hearts, and
He will help us achieve them, but He wants us to keep our priorities in
order.
Dear LORD, we submit our desires to you. If it is Your will, help us achieve and realize our hopes and dreams, and if You have other plans, we thank you for that as
well. In Jesus’ name we pray. AMEN.
UPCOMING ACTIVITIES
03-Sep-17 (SU) Voices’ Jubilee Annual Day 3:30pm
09-Sep-17 (SA) Women’s Day: All White Gospel Musical Concert 6:00pm
10-Sep-17 (SU) Rev. David Ingram preaching (Friends & Family Day)
Pastor’s Aide Ice Cream Social
11:00am
1:30pm
24-Sep-17 (SU) Pastor & First Lady Toney Wedding Anniversary 11:00am
Responsive Reading
LUKE 11:9-13
MINISTER: And I say unto you, Ask, and it shall
be given you; seek, and ye shall find;
knock, and it shall be opened unto
you.
CONGREGATION: For every one that asketh receiveth;
and he that seeketh findeth; and to
him that knocketh it shall be opened.
MINISTER: If a son shall ask bread of any of you
that is a father, will he give him a
stone? or if he ask a fish, will he for a
fish give him a serpent?
CONGREGATION: Or if he shall ask an egg, will he offer
him a scorpion?
ALL: If ye then, being evil, know how to
give good gifts unto your children:
how much more shall your heavenly
Father give the Holy Spirit to them
that ask Him?
Prayer List “...The effectual fervent prayer of a righteous man availeth much.”
Sis. Rose Blair ( H ) Sis. Margaret Kinney ( H )
Sis. Betty Bradley ( H ) Sis. Donisha Lewis ( H )
Sis. Brenda Bradley ( H ) Sis. Carol McClair-Thomas ( H )
Sis. Calberta Burch (CHC) Bro. James Mixon ( ? )
Bro. Godfrey Clay ( H ) Sis. Lisa Oliver ( H )
Sis. Lurinda Clay (KTN) Sis. Lonie Pittman Dayton, OH
Sis. Hattie Dagget ( ? ) Sis. Rose Roberts (GNH)
Bro. Phillip Dawson (GNH) Sis. Gala Rogers M/W
Bro. Larry Dubose (INR) Sis. Daisy Shears ( H )
Sis. Shauna Gooden Georgia Sis. Robyn Starks ( H )
Bro. Dwight Greene ( ? ) Sis. Carandal Toney ( H )
Bro. Lavelle (Bo) Hunter GSH Sis. Lataska Ulmer ( H )
Sis. Merel Jackson ( H ) Sis. Helen Wallace (DH)
Bro. Joshua Johnson (SH) Sis. Patricia Woods (DrH)
BN = Bethesda North Hospital (INR) = Indianspring Nursing Rehab
BW = Bethesda West Hospital ( J ) = Jewish Hospital
( C ) = Christ Hospital JCH = Jewish Center Hospital
CHC = Clovernook Health Care Pavilion KTN = Kenwood Terrace Nursing Home
Ch = Children’s Hospital M/W = Mercy West (North Bend Road)
CH = Cincinnati Hospice OPN = Oak Pavilion Nursing Rehab
DH = Deupree House SH = Shriner’s Hospital
DrH = Drake Hospital SSC = Seasons Senior Living Community
GNH = Glencare Nursing Home ( U ) = University Hospital
GSH = Good Samaritan Hospital VAH = Veterans Administration Hospital
Prayer Requests
PRAISE THE LORD! For those that have a more personal or special prayer
request, please print your name, telephone number (optional), and the trial, situation,
storm, or circumstance below; tear off at the perforation and place in the Prayer Box.
Online Giving (Tithes & Offerings)
NNeeww UUnniittyy BBaappttiisstt CChhuurrcchh
Rev. Mark A. Toney, Senior Pastor
Bring ye all the tithes into the storehouse, that there may be meat in mine house,
and prove me now herewith, saith the LORD of hosts, if I will not open you the
windows of heaven, and pour you out a blessing, that there shall not be room
enough to receive it (Malachi 3:10).
Please select Checking/Debit or Savings box only. There is NO fee to you. The
church would have to pay a fee if you select Credit Card. Please add your
Envelope # in the Donor Code box. You will receive a receipt sent to your email
address.
Put your amount in the box. Click (choose one) to select where your payment
should be applied (Tithes-Offering etc.). Select Credit Card (use as a Debit card).
Hit submit and follow the prompts on the next screen.
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Amount (choose one)
Credit Card Checking or Savings
submit
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QUICK LINK on our website www.newunitybc.com
Thank you!
Pastor Toney’s Corner
THE REAL SOUL FOOD
uring these Summer/Fall months, many of us have
been to or on our way to weddings, family reunions,
and other special events where food will be served.
Many times we will hear the expression do they have any soul
food ? And Jesus answered him, saying, It is written, That
man shall not live by bread alone, but by every word of God
(Luke 4:4).
Just as our physical bodies need daily food and nourishment
to stay strong, so does our spiritual body need daily
nourishment from God’s Word. Blessed are they which do
hunger and thirst after righteousness: for they shall be filled
(Matthew 5:6).
In this fast-paced society in which we live, it’s very easy to
get so busy that we forget breakfast, lunch, etc. but hunger will
compel us to eat…so it is with our SOUL! Those who are
hungry for God will take time out to read, listen, or
absorb/consume God’s Word every day, in other
words…partake of the REAL soul food. So read your Bible
and pray daily, fill up on the Real Soul Food to stay strong in
the LORD.
Please remember God loves you and do too!
Today’s Scripture
Visitor’s Welcome Song
Chorus: Verse:
Welcome into this place, Creation declares Your Glory,
Welcome into this broken vessel. And the universe declares Your
You desire to abide in the praises Majesty;
of Your people; Yet You choose to abide in the
So we lift our hands, and we lift praises of Your people,
our hearts, So we offer up this praise unto
As we offer up this praise unto
Your Name.
This Week in Black History
The Coloured Hockey League…
The sport of hockey has roots that date back to ancient Egypt and Greece, with varying incarnations throughout the generations. Ice hockey developed in the north due to the wintry conditions there, and in 1895, an all-Black league was started in Nova Scotia, Canada.
The Coloured Hockey League featured as many as a dozen teams and 400 players who hailed from Canada’s Maritime Provinces. In the League, players from Nova Scotia, New
Brunswick, and Prince Edward Island competed against one another. Africville, a Black settlement for escaped and freed slaves in Halifax, was home to one of the league’s more popular teams, the Africville Seasides. The Seasides won back-to-back championships in 1901 and 1902.
Historians and sports writer brothers George and Darrill Fosty released the book Black Ice: The Lost History of the Colored Hockey League of the Maritimes, 1895-1925, which focuses on the rise and ending of the League.
In the book, the Fosty brothers assert that Halifax Eureka player Eddie Martin was the inventor of the slapshot, the most difficult shot in hockey. While Darrill Fosty says that fact cannot be simply proven, the League was the first to allow hockey players to lift their sticks beyond their waist, thus helping the innovative shot to evolve. The League also pioneered the practice of a goalie leaving his feet to block a hockey puck.
Despite racism and financial hardships, the League lasted quite a while until officially ending operations in 1930. But despite the League’s contribution to the game, little in the way of records or monuments exist in honor of Black Canadian hockey players.
The hockey documentary, Black Ice, was also produced and directed by George and Darril Fosty. It won the best short film documentary award at the 10th Annual Roxbury Film Festival in Boston, Massachusetts.
Source: www.blackamericaweb.com
2017: Healthy Me; Healthy Family! SEPTEMBER is National Childhood Obesity Awareness Month!
Thought for the Week
You are what you eat. (JEAN ANTHELME BRILLAT-SAVARIN, IN 1826)
ZUCCHINI HASH BROWNS (makes 6 patties)
Zucchini are in season! This is an easy recipe and a tasty way to get a vegetable in at breakfast, brunch or dinner!
INGREDIENTS:
2 zucchini squash 1 teaspoon dried oregano
Salt, to taste ¼ teaspoon garlic powder
½ cup parmesan cheese, grated ¼ teaspoon black pepper
⅓ cup chives 1 egg
PREPARATION:
1. Preheat oven to 400°F 2. Using a box grater, grate the zucchini on the coarse side. 3. Transfer the grated zucchini to a large bowl and [lightly] sprinkle with salt. Mix the
zucchini and set aside for 20 minutes while the salt draws moisture from the zucchini.
4. Transfer the zucchini to a large kitchen towel and strain the excess liquid into a bowl.
5. Place the zucchini back to the large bowl and toss in the chives, parmesan, oregano, garlic powder, black pepper, and egg, and mix until well combined.
6. Portion the zucchini mixture into 6 even hash brown patties on a parchment-lined baking sheet.
7. Bake for 35 minutes, until golden brown. 8. Cool the hash browns for 10-15 minutes to set. 9. Serve with desired dipping sauce. Enjoy!
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Van Passengers If you are NOT riding the Church Van on Sunday, please notify by Saturday Evening:
HOME CELL
Latora Gooden 324-1635
Thomas Jones 681-0789 807-6286
Sharon Taylor 721-2230 328-5858
Please do NOT telephone Sundays BEFORE church…thank you!
