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The Jonesboro Heights Baptist Church
ANNOUNCER
Volume 55 FEBRUARY 2019 Issue 647
Address 316 W. Main Street Sanford, NC 27332
919-776-1541 919-776-6813 (Fax)
www.jhbc.org
Senior Pastor Dr. Calvin Sayles
Associate Pastor Rev. Richard L. Wood
Education and Family Ministry
Associate Pastor Rev. Scott Davis Music Ministry
Church Administrator Mr. Richard Sistrunk
Administrative Assistant Mrs. Marva Lee Roush
[email protected] [email protected]
Pastor Emeritus Rev. Gilbert W. McDowell
Pianist Mrs. Kimberly Morrill
Nursery Staff Ms. Claire Cummings Ms. Meredith Mitchell
Ms. Abigail Sturm Mrs. Katie Warren
FROM THE DESK OF THE SENIOR PASTOR
Wrestling with God Ge 32:24 So Jacob was left alone, and a man wrestled with him till daybreak. Ge 32:25 When the man saw that he could not overpower him, he touched the socket of Jacob’s hip so that his hip was wrenched as he wrestled with the man. Ge 32:26 Then the man said, “Let me go, for it is daybreak.” But Jacob replied, “I will not let you go unless you bless me.” Ge 32:27 The man asked him, “What is your name?” “Jacob,” he answered. Ge 32:28 Then the man said, “Your name will no longer be Jacob, but Israel, because you have struggled with God and with men and have overcome.”
Genesis 32 is one of the strangest, most wonderful passages in the Old Testament.
We find Jacob the trickster at the end of his rope, worried for his life, as he approaches his estranged brother. No wonder, the day before the encounter, he has a sleepless night of fear and apprehension.
When Jacob is completely alone a man appears and they are locked in a wrestling match. The strange thing about this match is that Jacob isn’t wrestling to escape, or wrestling to win…Jacob wrestles to hold on. At some point in the night, Jacob realizes he is wrestling no mere man but God Himself (a theophany; perhaps an Old Testament appearance of Jesus!) Jacob refused to let go until God blessed him! Jacob was asking for a blessing to meet his perceived greatest need and wrestled all night! Can you imagine…all night!
As I was praying this morning the thought crossed my mind, am I wrestling with God over the great and important things in my life? Is my prayer frequent and intense, refusing to let go of God until He answers? Do I have the passion and desperation necessary to wrestle with God? At the thought, I had no choice but to return to my prayers and wrestle for my wife and sons, for you, and for the future of the church. I don’t believe wrestling with God in prayer is an affront to Him, but rather His desire. And when we refuse to let go, showing our faith, passion and desperation (He IS our only answer!) I believe it honors Him and He hears and acts on such behalf.
Who are you wrestling for? For most of us we have loved ones who don’t yet know Christ or aren’t walking the disciple’s path…wrestle for them! We have brothers and sisters in our church family who are struggling with physical or spiritual challenges…wrestle for them! The contemporary church, our church, has so many challenges when considering the future…wrestle for us! I believe God hears and honors such prayers!
As you read this we are more than half way through our 30 days of prayer. I hope you have been wrestling daily in your prayer time. If you have forgotten to pray, please, begin again. We desperately need a fresh vision and a fresh wind to sweep through our congregation. And I believe our Father is waiting for us to acknowledge Him so that He might bless us.
18:3 And there was a widow in that town who kept coming to him with the plea, ‘Grant me justice against my adversary.’ Lk 18:4 “For some time he refused. But finally he said to himself, ‘Even though I don’t fear God or care about men, Lk 18:5 yet because this widow keeps bothering me, I will see that she gets justice, so that she won’t eventually wear me out with her coming!’ ”
FROM THE DESK OF THE SENIOR PASTOR (Continued)
This parable is called an ‘a fortiori’ parable or a ‘how much more’ parable. The point seems to be if an unrighteous judge will answer the request of a persistent person, how much more will your Father in heaven do for you as you persist in prayer with Him? Wrestle with God – to hold on! Persist in your prayers – this honors Him and demonstrates your faith! And surely the righteous God of heaven and earth will hear and act on our behalf.
Pastor Cal
(I’ll be wrestling for YOU!)
OUR JHBC CHOIR CHRISTMAS PROJECT
To show the real meaning of Christmas 2018, our JHBC Choir collected a variety of food items that would be donated to the Christian United Outreach Center located in Sanford. When all the donated food items were delivered, we had collected 179 pounds of food for CUOC.
JOB WELL DONE CHOIR!
BAPTIST WOMEN’S DAY
Sunday, February 17, 2019
Our Baptist ladies will be in charge of our
11 AM service.
Our ladies choir will sing a special song
and our speaker will be
Amanda Martinsen
Leadership Development Consultant &
Resource Coordinator for WMU NC
As part of our Baptist Women’s Day celebration we are asking everyone to bring a full sized hygiene item (shampoo, conditioner, lotion, shaving cream, toothpaste, comb/brush, etc.) to make hygiene kits for the local homeless men’s and women’s shelters. We will have baskets in the vestibule of the sanctuary and outside Bullock-Matthews Room that morning to collect these items. We want to actively be on mission that day!!
Please come and help us celebrate
Baptist Women’s Day!
HIGHER HEIGHTS
Wednesday, February 27
11:00 AM
McDowell Hall
Speaker—Ruth Altman
“Lighten Up and Learn to Laugh”
WMU NEWS Many thanks to all those who contributed to our Lottie Moon Christmas Offering for International Missions. In March we will turn our focus to our North American missionaries and on the Annie Armstrong Easter Offering. More information on that mission study and emphases in the March Announcer. Also thanks to everyone who brought pillows for the homeless shelters. We will continue to collect those hotel toiletries throughout the year. Our goal is to provide small hygiene kits for all those who come to the Powell River Shoe Ministry in August. We have made up around 50-75 kits so far—but our goal is 400 plus. So we still need lots of toiletry items!
I want to take this opportunity to talk about a couple of recent developments concerning our online presence. One that you are aware about and one you might not be aware of. The one you may have heard about is our live webcast. We started it during Advent, and it took up some time to get some sound issues worked out, but every Sunday morning we will have the morning worship service live on the church website and on our Facebook page. As time goes by, I’m looking to add some more features to it. Right now, though, I’m looking for a couple of people who are dedicated in learning how to run it each week. If you are interested, please let me know. The one that isn’t so obvious concerns our website. Ever since I’ve been at JHBC, it’s been a labor of love to tweak and update our website to what it is today. Part of that process has been working on our search engine optimization. In other words, when a person does a Google search, I want our church to be at least on the first page, if not the first item that comes up. I’m pleased to tell you that if you type, “Baptist churches Sanford NC” in Google, our church is the first one that shows up in the organic search results (outside the advertisements). The website is still a work in progress, and you’ll be seeing more changes to it soon. Finally, I want to talk about our upcoming Senior Adult Valentine Breakfast sponsored by the Children’s Ministry Team. We’ve done the Senior Adult Valentine Lunch / Breakfast a few different ways over the years. This year, I want to emphasize intergenerational community, which is why we will be having the breakfast at 9:45 AM on February 10. I’m asking all senior adult and children’s Sunday School classes to meet in McDowell Hall for a time of fellowship, food and a Sunday School lesson led by me. So, I look forward to seeing you all that morning for a wonderful time. Finally, we are having a Family Movie Night on Sunday night, February 17 at 6:00 PM in McDowell Hall. We will be watching the movie The Case for Christ, which came out in theaters a couple of years ago. We will have all your favorite movie snacks available. I hope you will come out that evening and encourage you to bring a friend.
Blessings, Rich
FAMILY MINISTRY NEWS
Youth Ministry News
Wednesday Night Worship
6:00-7:30 PM - Youth Center
Upcoming Events
Youth Superb Owl Party
February 3
6:00 PM Youth Center
Admission: Two Cans of Food for CUOC, a 2-liter drink and your favorite bag of chips or sweets.
Family Movie Night
Sunday, February 17
6:00 PM McDowell Hall Bring a friend!
Ministry Team Meetings for January
Youth Ministry Team Tuesday, February 12 - 6:30 PM
Nursery Committee
Tuesday, February 19 - 6:15 PM
Children’s Ministry Team Tuesday, February 19 - 7:00 PM
Children’s Ministry News
Wednesday Nights
6:00-7:25 PM
Children’s Worship Schedule February 3 - Worship with Family February 10 - Extended Session 2 February 17 - Worship with Family February 24 - Extended Session 2
Senior Valentine Breakfast
Sunday, February 10 at 9:45 AM McDowell Hall
All Senior Adult and Children’s Sunday School
Classes will gather in McDowell Hall for a
delicious breakfast and a Sunday School
lesson by Rich.
Worship Notes from Scott
Postures of Worship Read this:
Mark 12:30 – “Love the Lord your God with all your heart and with all your soul and with all your mind and with all your strength.”
You cannot love the Lord like this (above) in the same way as you do when you’re watching the latest episode of Blue Bloods from your couch or recliner, or with the same mentality as when you are driving across Nebraska… snore… yahn… Worship is an experience that should engage not just your mind, or just your heart, or just your spirit, but all of them, and not just in a subtle way. Worshiping God engages your whole being and includes a physical dynamic. If you’re engaged in a football game, or whatever, and something awesome happens, what do you do? In a low, monotone voice say, “Yay.”? No, you jump up out of your seat, scare your children or your spouse and yell, “Yes, that’s the way it’s done!”. When looking for examples of worshipers in the Bible, David may be the best example we could offer up as the ‘complete worshiper’. We remember his as a great writer of hymns/psalms, as a musician, and a singer, but one of his most memorable worship experiences that we have recorded is in 2 Samuel 6. They are bringing the ark of the covenant back to Jerusalem, and in v. 14-15 it says, “David, wearing a linen ephod, danced before the Lord with all his might while he and the entire house of Israel brought up the ark of the Lord with shouts and the sound of trumpets.” When confronted by his wife Michal, he exclaims to her, “I will celebrate before the Lord. I will become even more undignified than this, and I will be humiliated in my own eyes.” Essentially saying, “What I do, I do for the Lord, and if I make a fool out of myself in doing so, so be it!” Matt Redman, in his book The Unquenchable Worshiper writes,
“One of the Hebrew words for praise, hallal, means to be clamorously foolish or mad before the Lord. (That’s where we get our word “hallelujah.”) In a “reasons to be passionate competition”, the church of God should come in an easy first; yet too often we find ourselves lagging way behind in this area. Isn’t it time we saw a bit more holy mayhem in our worship?”
Don't misunderstand me, I am not suggesting, nor will you see me anytime in the near future partially disrobed and strenuously dancing in one of our services. But I can't help but think that God is pleased when He sees His people worshiping Him with all their being. He gives us many examples of what that looks like. Clapping Psalm 47:1 - "Clap your hands, all you nations; shout to God with cries of joy." Kneeling Psalm 95:6 - Come, let us bow down in worship, let us kneel before the Lord, our Maker." Lifting Hands Ps. 63:4 - "I will praise you as long as I live, and in your name I will lift up my hands." Shouting Psalm 66:1 - "Shout for joy to God, all the earth!" If you have been waiting for permission to give God a round of applause after one of our songs, to kneel in prayer right there in your row, to lift your hands in praise and honor of God, or just sing a little louder or give Cal an "Amen!" when he preaches the truth about God, then this is your cue. Go for it! Love and worship God with everything you have and are.
Deacon’s Corner Submitted by Russ Stevens
Mr. John Hall, Deacon Chair, called the Monday, January 7, 2019, Deacons meeting to order at 6:30 PM. Twelve of fifteen deacons were present with the staff represented by Pastor Calvin Sayles. Mr. Sam Wornom led the devotion based on Joshua 1:1-9 and Matthew 28:30, reminding us all that our all-powerful, all knowing God is with us “wherever we go.” After everyone present shared their prayer requests, Sam led us in prayer. All deacons reported 315 total contacts for December. Pastor Cal Sayles discussed his activities for the month with emphasis on prayer and fasting. Ministers Richard Wood and Scott Davis submitted written reports.
Business of the church discussed: Annex Building Ad Hoc Committee Report by Jamie Bowen—found some language in
question concerning the foundation. Jamie Bowen was to contact Mr. Sublet with a modified document for his approval.
Tolliver Scholarship—$10,000 invested through Edward Jones. Additional donated funds
will be sent to Edward Jones.
Security Camera Request—Jason Howard of J.S. Howard Electric has been contacted for quotes on installing cameras at the front door of the sanctuary as well as providing power to cameras covering the parking lot facing the Covington property and the parking lot at McDowell Hall.
Deacons: A Biblical Perspective—a letter has been sent to all members concerning change
to qualifications of deacon candidates concerning divorce. Meeting was closed in prayer.
Landry Mac Stalls was born January 7, 2019
Parents
Sam and Rebecca Stalls
Brother & Sister Easton and Clara
Grandparents
Johnny and Tara Whiteside
Forty Days — Forty Items Wednesday, February 10 is the first
day of Lent. We have a challenge for you!
Each day of Lent, remove one item from
your closet that you no longer wear or
need and put it in a sack or bag.
At the end of the forty days, donate
these items to either the CUOC, Salvation
Army or your favorite thrift store that can
share them with someone who can really
use them!
IN MEMORY OF MARY ANN ESKRIDGE To the Lottie Moon Christmas Offering
> By Daphine Tolliver
IN MEMORY OF ERNIE GASTER To the Baptist Retirement Homes
> By Daphine Tolliver To the General Fund
> By Curt and Sandy Brown > By John and Elizabeth Daniel
> By Thomas and Ann Mann > By Donnie and Susan Oldham
> By Tony and Vicki Phillips
IN MEMORY OF EDWARD DALE GODFREY (brother of Jeanette Al-Habib)
To the Building Fund > By Tony and Agnes Kelly
IN MEMORY OF EDWARD HOWARD
(brother-in-law of Sylvia Howard) To the Vision 2017 Fund > By Daphine Tolliver
IN MEMORY OF KAREN MCDOWELL
(wife of Stan McDowell) To the Lottie Moon Christmas Offering
> By Daphine Tolliver
IN MEMORY OF WALTER ROBERTS To the Benevolence Fund
> By the Joyful Generation SS Class > By Daphine Tolliver
To the Property Debt Fund > By Maxine and Gilbert Matthews
IN MEMORY OF JAMES TOLLIVER
To the Tolliver Scholarship Fund > By Daphine Tolliver
IN MEMORY OF DOROTHY WHITESIDE
(mother of Johnny Whiteside) To the General Fund
> By Curt and Sandy Brown
MEMORIAL GIFTS
February 1 - Rose Soldano Sheila Stevens
February 3 - Paula Cassidy
February 5 - Paige Brown
February 6 - David Leobino
Catherine Mitchell
February 7 - Linda Vance
February 8 - Kenny Dail Mayna Diggs
Cheyanne Warren
February 13 - Terry Bowling
February 15 - Mary Hawley Oates
February 16 - Jane Stephenson Elaine Tyner David Willett
February 18 - Donald Desjarlais
Charma Mullins Kelly Perdue
February 19 - Johnny Smith
February 20 - Roberta Cartwright
Rowan Perdue
February 21 - Weldon Brown
February 22—Janet Long Mitchell Watson
February 23 - Cameron Bond
Russ Stevens Amelia Yarborough
February 26 - Carolyn Schultz-Hannah
February 29 - Rachel Brown
PRAY FOR OUR COLLEGE STUDENTS
Bailey Lawrence - Western Carolina University
Claire Gilchrist - UNC Greensboro
Abigail Sturm - UNC Wilmington
Owen Bond - Campbell University
Kaitlynn Wiltshire - UNC Wilmington
Callie Batchelor - UNC Greensboro
Meredith Mitchell Central Carolina Community College
Connor Davidson - UNC Charlotte
Daniel Roberts - Wingate University
MeKaila Holly Cox Appalachian State University
Joey Morrill Central Carolina Community College
Lauren Brown - UNC Charlotte
Mackenzie Holly Central Carolina Community College
Erica Owens Gardner-Webb University (On-Line)
Abigail Ellis - Appalachian State University
Abri Gross - UNC Chapel Hill
Jesus Loves Even Me
I am so glad that our Father in heave’n Tells of His love in the Book He has giv’n;
Wonderful things in the Bible I see— This is the dearest, that Jesus loves me.
I am so glad that Jesus loves me,
Jesus loves me, Jesus loves me;
I am so glad that Jesus loves me, Jesus loves even me.
Tho I forget Him and Wander away,
Still He doth love me wherever I stray; Back to His dear loving arms would I flee
When I remember that Jesus loves me.
I am so glad that Jesus loves me, Jesus loves me, Jesus loves me;
I am so glad that Jesus loves me, Jesus loves even me.
O if there’s only one song I can sing
When in His beauty I see the great King, This shall my song in eternity be:
“O what a wonder, that Jesus loves me!”
I am so glad that Jesus loves me, Jesus loves me, Jesus loves me;
I am so glad that Jesus loves me, Jesus loves even me.
Text and Music: Philip P. Bliss
THANK YOU NOTE
Dear Jonesboro Heights Baptist Church, Thank you for your recent gift to share the good news of the Gospels with those who have never heard! Thank you for partnering with us as we continue to spread God’s love in more than 100 countries around the world! Andrew Operation Mobilization
THANK YOU NOTE
Dear JHBC Family, We have been so blessed during Ray’s heart surgery, hospital stays and recovery by your prayers, cards, calls, visits, food and other acts of kindness. They have been greatly appreciated. Thank you to all for your love and support shown to u during thee past two months. Ray, Alice and Claire Gilchrist
AWANA ACTIVITIES
IS HELD
EVERY WEDNESDAY
IN THE UPSTAIRS GAME ROOM
5:30 PM - PIZZA
6:00—7:25 PM
Awana includes all
children who are
three (3) years old
through the 5th
grade
Awana is a fantastic
children’s club that
focuses on helping
children learn and
memorize God’s
Word
Awana includes
pizza, Bible story
time, a lot of
games and good
friends
SPECIAL FEBRUARY DATES
February 6
Sports Night
February 20
Crazy Sock Night
Dear Brothers and Sisters, May the abundance of God’s presence fill your hearts this Christmas, and may you find in our Savior endless reasons to rejoice! Thank you for your love and generosity. Your support means the world for over 70 children that are struggling to find their way in life. We minister to all of them and pray for God to give them a future and a hope for eternity Merry Christmas and a Bless New Year! In Christ, on behalf of Children in the Son Team, Alina Cardoz Romania ============================= Dear Jonesboro Heights Baptist Church, Thank you for your contribution to the Helping Hand Clinic which was given in December. Your donation allows us to serve those in Lee County who are of low income and medically uninsured. Thank you again, and may God bless you. Candace Torgerson, RN Executive Director Helping Hand Clinic ============================= Dear Friends in Christ, Again all of us involved with Highway to Healing want to thank you for your continued support. Your generous donation will help us continue to serve cancer patients throughout Lee County. We continue to pray that a time will come when our services are no longer needed, but until them we will continue to be the hands, feet (and wheels) of Christ. In Him, Brad Butler Highway to Healing ============================= Dear Members of JHBC, Thank you so much for your very generous gift to Meals on Wheels of Sanford. Please know all these funds will be used to provide hot meals for those in need here in Sanford. May each of you be blessed as you have blessed so many others. Sincerely, Deb Egbert Corresponding Secretary Meals on Wheels of Sanford
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The Announcer Jonesboro Heights Baptist Church
316 W. Main Street Sanford, NC 27332
Non-Profit Org. U.S. Postage
PAID Sanford, NC 27331
Permit #144
GREETERS
Parking Lot - James Mitchell
Door 1 - Catherine Mitchell
Door 2 - Ann Davis
Welcome Desk— Marcia Johnson 9:30 AM
Beverly Coleman (before & after church)
LOCKING & SECURITY
February 3 - Patrick Snipes
February 10 - Lynwood Jones
February 17 - Carolyn Marsh
February 24 - Stephen Graham
Sunday, December 9, 2018 Services cancelled due to snow and ice
Awana Dec. 12 = 19 + 12
Sunday, December 16, 2018 Sunday School = 143 + 7 11 AM Worship = 240
12-15 @ 6 PM Christmas Musical Drama = 201 12-16 @ 3 PM Christmas Musical Drama = 270 12-16 @ 7 PM Christmas Musical Drama = 188
No Awana December 19
Sunday, December 23, 2018 Sunday School = 140 + 6 11 AM Worship = 264
No PM Service 12-24 @ 5 PM Christmas Eve Candlelight = 180
No Awana December 26
Sunday, December 30, 2018 Sunday School = 110 + 2 11 AM Worship = 164
No PM Service
RETURN SERVICE REQUEST
