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You have seen Bill Nye, the Science Guy. You have heard of the scientist Albert Einstein.

Now, First Christian Church is proud to present…

Professor Steve’s Amazing World of Science. Professor Steve will show the wonders of science using amazing demonstrations that

not only teach science, but also show how God is in the center of it all. He will be taking his show from Bible school class to Bible school class (2 years - 5th grade) on Sunday, November 6 at 9:30. (Meet in your Sunday School class.) Now is a great time to fall back into Sunday School.

Time Change - Fall Back Daylight Savings Time ends on November 6.

Don’t forget to set your clocks back one hour before

you go to bed Saturday night, November 5.

The Gospel According to Greg

Greg Taylor Greg Taylor Greg Taylor Greg Taylor greg@clintonfcc.com Yesterday in church we studied Galatians 6 and that famous passage “you reap what you sow,” and concluded that our decisions – all of our decisions – make a difference and leave a legacy – one way or another. It’s in this context I share with you an incredible illustration/article by Jonathan Merritt of Duluth, Georgia, I discovered last week during sermon prep:

On February 24, 1955, Stephen was born in San Francisco to an unmarried mother named Joanne Simpson. Joanne was a graduate student at the time and had concluded that her life was just too hectic to raise a child. We don't know what thoughts went through Joanne's mind, but given a similar set of circumstances, many pregnant women in our world face the following decision: to have an abortion or to bring the child to term and put the child up for adoption. Joanne Simpson chose the latter and gave birth to her son. Stephen was almost immediately adopted by an accountant named Clara and a machinist named Paul, two parents who would provide a loving home for him. Stephen would go on to graduate from Homestead High School in Cupertino, California, and attend only one semester at Reed College in Portland, Oregon. For the next 18 months, he spent his nights sleeping on a friend's floor and spent his days returning empty coke bottles for the 5 cent deposit and dressed up as characters from Alice in Wonderland in a San Jose mall for $3 an hour. But in 1974, Stephen's fortune changed. He would become a designer for the video game giant Atari, where he would create one of the most popular games of the era: Breakout. He would stay there for two years before leaving to start a new computer venture with two friends. They chose a simple name for their company: Apple. Today, the late Steve Jobs is considered one of the greatest creative minds of the modern era. Many cultural observers place him among the ranks of innovators such as Thomas Edison in terms of his contribution to the way humans live their everyday lives.

The Gospel According to Greg (cont’d)

Throughout the week many of you will use an Apple computer or an iPad. Or you may listen to music downloaded on iTunes and played through your car stereo speakers by your iPod. Many of you have an iPhone sitting in your pants pocket right now. You've enjoyed memorable moments with your children while watching the latest film from Pixar, a company Jobs founded that pioneered computer animation. He was executive producer of Toy Story, one of the most beloved children's films of the last twenty years. Even though, as far as we can know, Steve Jobs never came to know Jesus, millions of Americans have encountered the Word of God through apps on his products. It will take decades to assess the impact of his inventions on modern society. Steve Jobs has changed our world. And all because on February 24, 1955, Joanne Simpson said yes to life and yes to adoption.

What a difference one decision can make! Can we even imagine what our world might look like if Steve Jobs was never given the gift of life? As someone blessed by the gift of life via adoption, I’m thankful every time I read stories about people like Steve Jobs and Tim Tebow and others who reinforce that truth that literally every life matters. Have a great week, Greg

50 Years Please join us for a 50th Anniversary Party honoring Jerry & Mary Jordan, Saturday, November 12, 2011, Open house 5 - 7 PM, First Christian Church, Clinton

Hosted by the family. A light dinner and refreshments will be served.

Questions & RSVP to Rebecca Moore 217-828-2725 No presents please, just your presence is requested!

PLEASE NOTE: No fundraising solicitation – except

those authorized by the church – will be allowed. Please

refrain from asking church attendees if they will purchase

or donate to your organization.

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Distributing Bulletins Ty Osterbur Angie WolfeTy Osterbur Angie WolfeTy Osterbur Angie WolfeTy Osterbur Angie Wolfe Carolyn Clark Fern WhiteCarolyn Clark Fern WhiteCarolyn Clark Fern WhiteCarolyn Clark Fern White Debbie Followell Debbie Followell Debbie Followell Debbie Followell Norma ShortNorma ShortNorma ShortNorma Short

Information Center Attendants Mary Jordan Cindy TaylorMary Jordan Cindy TaylorMary Jordan Cindy TaylorMary Jordan Cindy Taylor Ann Ellis Ann Ellis Ann Ellis Ann Ellis

Greeters Danny Bundy Becky HickmanDanny Bundy Becky HickmanDanny Bundy Becky HickmanDanny Bundy Becky Hickman J. D. & Norma Harrold Roger Larson J. D. & Norma Harrold Roger Larson J. D. & Norma Harrold Roger Larson J. D. & Norma Harrold Roger Larson Russell HickmanRussell HickmanRussell HickmanRussell Hickman

Door Assistants Wes Anderson Joe AlexanderWes Anderson Joe AlexanderWes Anderson Joe AlexanderWes Anderson Joe Alexander Danny Bundy Danny Bundy Danny Bundy Danny Bundy Bryan MartinBryan MartinBryan MartinBryan Martin Allan BellAllan BellAllan BellAllan Bell

Serving Outside Communion Shut-Ins: Jim DefebaughJim DefebaughJim DefebaughJim Defebaugh Hospital: Randy KellerRandy KellerRandy KellerRandy Keller

Manor Court/Liberty Village: Tim HoytTim HoytTim HoytTim Hoyt

Our Witness Through Giving General Fund Giving this Week $17,795.01 2011 M.A.P. Weekly Need $19,150.67 Shortage $ 1,355.66 Our Witness Through Attendance Worship: 311+289=600 (‘11 Ave. 646) Bible School: 302 (‘11 Ave. 273) Decisions for Christ & His Church This Week Yearly Totals Baptisms: 0 27 Transfers: 0 9 Rededications: 1 8 Christian Service: 0 0 Total 44

Information About the Church

Greg Taylor Minister of Preaching & Teaching greg@clintonfcc.com J. Kent Hickerson Minister of Pastoral Care Ernie Harvey, Jr. Minister of Children & Jr. High ernie@clintonfcc.com Adam Brucker Minister of High School, College Age & Technology adam@clintonfcc.com Jim Coonce Minister of Worship jim@clintonfcc.com Peggy Jones Ministerial Admin. Assistant peggy@clintonfcc.com Karen Rice Office Admin. Assistant karen@clintonfcc.com Leslie Gwozdz Financial Admin. Assistant leslie@clintonfcc.com Office Phone (217) 935-3139 Office Fax (217) 935-3130 Office E-mail karen@clintonfcc.com or office@clintonfcc.com Office Hours 8:00 a.m. to 5:00 p.m. Monday - Thursday

M.A.P. Meeting The 2012 M.A.P. meeting will be

Wednesday evening, November 16 at 6:30. Please make every effort to attend.

Bible School

Committee Meeting Monday, November

14 at 6:30 p.m.

Young at Heart David Buck, Coordinator

When our souls prosper, we flourish on the inside. We are at peace; we are full of joy; we are content; we live with a sense of destiny and purpose; we are growing spiritually; we have strong, loving relationships with others. God is a God of abundance and He wants us to live abundant lives. He came so we could have and enjoy life in abundance and to the full. “I am the good shepherd: the good shepherd giveth his life for the sheep.” John 10:11 KJV On the 2nd of November, the Clinton Chiropractic Center is sending Dr. Stephanie Cluver to enlighten us to some new ideas to ease our problems with pain. Then on November 16th, we’ll be blessed by Phil Hansen singing and playing Christian Gospel. The 7th of December, the Heyworth choir will treat us to Christmas music, as they do every year. Our very own Christmas party with free dinner, gift exchange, Angel Tree Auction and many other events will be on December 21st. “Recall it as often as you wish, a happy memory never wears out.” Libbie Fudim Seven shows and much more are waiting for us in Branson, Missouri on November 7th, 8th, 9th, and 10th. Then when we return, we’ll go to the Christmas in the Chapel to really get into the holiday spirit. To finish our year we’ll see the Gaither Homecoming Christmas Show on December 15th. Have a Happy New Year! “Write on your heart that every day is the best day of the year.” Ralph Waldo Emerson You can enjoy peace with yourself, but you will have to pursue it. Make a decision that since you are with you all the time, you should like yourself. God created you and He does not make junk, so start seeing your strengths and stop staring at your weaknesses. “I’ll tell you how to stay young: hang around with older people.” Bob Hope

BE AN ANGEL C.O.P.E. - Mission to the Children of Pokot in Kenya, Africa

Make a difference in the lives of the Pokot for eternity with your GIFT giving this Christmas season. C.O.P.E. is offering the opportunity for you to honor your family and friends by giving a GIFT to them that is also a GIFT to the mission of C.O.P.E., given in their name. Be An Angel catalogs for gifts are available at the information center. If you have any questions, contact Leslie Gwozdz or Becky Glenn.

Helen AzbillHelen AzbillHelen AzbillHelen Azbill to Manor Court/Liberty Village - Clinton

John Warner Bob PrimmerBob PrimmerBob PrimmerBob Primmer Mioma ShawMioma ShawMioma ShawMioma Shaw

St. John’s Misty TaulbeeMisty TaulbeeMisty TaulbeeMisty Taulbee

St. Francis Kason & Keegan RiesKason & Keegan RiesKason & Keegan RiesKason & Keegan Ries

Jerrod HurstJerrod HurstJerrod HurstJerrod Hurst

Carle Dee StrohkirchDee StrohkirchDee StrohkirchDee Strohkirch

St. Mary’s Ida RuegerIda RuegerIda RuegerIda Rueger

Out of Area

Darrell Hawley Darrell Hawley Darrell Hawley Darrell Hawley (MI)

Becky AlexanderBecky AlexanderBecky AlexanderBecky Alexander Bettie AndersonBettie AndersonBettie AndersonBettie Anderson Gary Angel Gary Angel Gary Angel Gary Angel Shirley BainShirley BainShirley BainShirley Bain Debbie BatesonDebbie BatesonDebbie BatesonDebbie Bateson Sadie BellSadie BellSadie BellSadie Bell Linda BerryLinda BerryLinda BerryLinda Berry Virgil BradyVirgil BradyVirgil BradyVirgil Brady Gary Bryan*Gary Bryan*Gary Bryan*Gary Bryan* Pat ButlerPat ButlerPat ButlerPat Butler Brad CampbellBrad CampbellBrad CampbellBrad Campbell Edna CarterEdna CarterEdna CarterEdna Carter Kay ChapmanKay ChapmanKay ChapmanKay Chapman Landon ClarkLandon ClarkLandon ClarkLandon Clark Mike ConnellyMike ConnellyMike ConnellyMike Connelly Merle CoxMerle CoxMerle CoxMerle Cox Brett CreagerBrett CreagerBrett CreagerBrett Creager Dorothy DanielsDorothy DanielsDorothy DanielsDorothy Daniels Shelley DanisonShelley DanisonShelley DanisonShelley Danison Lois DeJaynesLois DeJaynesLois DeJaynesLois DeJaynes Patty DouglasPatty DouglasPatty DouglasPatty Douglas

Carolyn DrummondCarolyn DrummondCarolyn DrummondCarolyn Drummond Carol DuncanCarol DuncanCarol DuncanCarol Duncan Vickie DunhamVickie DunhamVickie DunhamVickie Dunham Candi EvansCandi EvansCandi EvansCandi Evans Lori EvansLori EvansLori EvansLori Evans Betty FortuneBetty FortuneBetty FortuneBetty Fortune DeEtta GehresDeEtta GehresDeEtta GehresDeEtta Gehres Tricia Haley*Tricia Haley*Tricia Haley*Tricia Haley* Cheryl HaynesCheryl HaynesCheryl HaynesCheryl Haynes Judy HedrickJudy HedrickJudy HedrickJudy Hedrick Jackie HuntJackie HuntJackie HuntJackie Hunt Dixie KellerDixie KellerDixie KellerDixie Keller Joann KirchgesnerJoann KirchgesnerJoann KirchgesnerJoann Kirchgesner Carol KrauseCarol KrauseCarol KrauseCarol Krause Jerry KronkJerry KronkJerry KronkJerry Kronk Rachel LitherlandRachel LitherlandRachel LitherlandRachel Litherland Ed MartinEd MartinEd MartinEd Martin Jimmy MooreJimmy MooreJimmy MooreJimmy Moore Tammy MooreTammy MooreTammy MooreTammy Moore Rita Patterson*Rita Patterson*Rita Patterson*Rita Patterson* Robert PetersRobert PetersRobert PetersRobert Peters

William Plotke*William Plotke*William Plotke*William Plotke* Jesse ReisingJesse ReisingJesse ReisingJesse Reising Arwilda RobertsArwilda RobertsArwilda RobertsArwilda Roberts Randy RoyRandy RoyRandy RoyRandy Roy Mary ShofnerMary ShofnerMary ShofnerMary Shofner Whitney SiltmanWhitney SiltmanWhitney SiltmanWhitney Siltman Bob SimmonsBob SimmonsBob SimmonsBob Simmons Gary SimmonsGary SimmonsGary SimmonsGary Simmons James L. SmithJames L. SmithJames L. SmithJames L. Smith Shirley Smith*Shirley Smith*Shirley Smith*Shirley Smith* Sharon StephensonSharon StephensonSharon StephensonSharon Stephenson Rebecca TellefsenRebecca TellefsenRebecca TellefsenRebecca Tellefsen Iris Thorp Iris Thorp Iris Thorp Iris Thorp Emily TitusEmily TitusEmily TitusEmily Titus Jessica TorresJessica TorresJessica TorresJessica Torres Sherry VolkSherry VolkSherry VolkSherry Volk Chad WalkerChad WalkerChad WalkerChad Walker Brien WhiteBrien WhiteBrien WhiteBrien White Vernadine WittVernadine WittVernadine WittVernadine Witt

Hospital Prayer ListHospital Prayer ListHospital Prayer ListHospital Prayer List

“Do not be anxious about anything, but in everything, by prayer and petition,“Do not be anxious about anything, but in everything, by prayer and petition,“Do not be anxious about anything, but in everything, by prayer and petition,“Do not be anxious about anything, but in everything, by prayer and petition, with thanksgiving, present your requests to God.”with thanksgiving, present your requests to God.”with thanksgiving, present your requests to God.”with thanksgiving, present your requests to God.” Philippians 4:6

Special Prayer RequestsSpecial Prayer RequestsSpecial Prayer RequestsSpecial Prayer Requests - * New Names* New Names* New Names* New Names

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Nursing Home Nursing Home Nursing Home Nursing Home UpdatesUpdatesUpdatesUpdates

“Lest We Forget Those We Love”

Memorials were given in memory of:

Loretta Forrest

...Gene Barding, Gene Barding, Gene Barding, Gene Barding, Largo, FL - father of Cathy (Tom) Tomlinson, brother of Mary (Jerry) Jordan ...June Provin,June Provin,June Provin,June Provin, Clinton, IL - mother of Joyce Smith ...Jim Seward, ...Jim Seward, ...Jim Seward, ...Jim Seward, Beardstown, IL - grandfather of Gage (Rachel) Lyons

Our Christian Sympathy to the Family and Loved Our Christian Sympathy to the Family and Loved Our Christian Sympathy to the Family and Loved Our Christian Sympathy to the Family and Loved Ones ofOnes ofOnes ofOnes of

This ‘N That

Diaper Drive for Grab N Go Last year there was a need for diapers at our Grab N Go, so this year we’re having a diaper drive to help out. During the four Sundays of November, we will have a crib set up in the foyer for the collection of disposable diapers. The sizes needed are 2, 3 & 4. There will also be a diaper bag in the crib for monetary donations to purchase diapers. If you write a check, please make it out to FCC and put diaper drive in the memo line. The next Grab N Go will be Saturday, December 17th.

Pathways Connect Gathering Group New Pathways Connect Gathering Group Starting For Families Who Are Interested In Creating A Conscious Living Community. Are you the parent of a small child or infant and interested in connecting with others devoted to exploring the many challenges of raising healthy children? Are you interested in learning more about conscious living choices like breastfeeding, healthy diets, and compassionate parenting, and would you like to explore these and other issues that emphasize making personal choices responsibly and in a loving manner? A new Pathways Connect Gathering Group is organizing in your area now. If you would like to be part of a fun and nurturing group that supports, educates and empowers parents to meet their children’s needs call (217) 935-6555 or email scluverdc@hotmail.com for information or to reserve your spot. Pathways Connect is a non-profit educational outreach program of Pathways to Family Wellness magazine: www.pathwaystofamilywellness.org

Please choose from ONE of the following gathering times: 1st Tuesday of each month (first gathering, Nov. 1 at 6 pm) 2nd Thursday of each month (first gathering, Nov. 10 at 9:30 am)

The meetings will be held at the Clinton Chiropractic Center 203 East Side Square Clinton, IL. Please stop by and pick up your free copy of Pathways magazine prior to the gathering so you will be ready for the discussion.

COPE jewelry will be available this coming Sunday, November 6th in

the church foyer. The jewelry is made by Pokot people in Kenya,

Africa, and the money goes back to the ones who made the jewelry.

Donations for Thanksgiving Baskets The 1st - 3rd grade Sunday school classes will be collecting food for families in need within our community for Thanksgiving baskets. Please join with our children to help these families. Food items needed by Sunday, November 13th: candied yams, marshmallows, stuffing, chicken broth, pumpkin pie filling, corn, instant mashed potatoes, evaporated milk, French fried onions, French style green beans, cream of mushroom soup. Please take the items to the church office or put them in the blue tub by the office door. Thank you.

Note from the Benevolence Ministry Thanksgiving Day is fast approaching. What are you thankful for? I’m sure, like most of us, you are thankful for family, shelter, food to eat, and most of all, God’s love through Jesus Christ. Let’s demonstrate that love this year (as in the past) by sharing with others. Our food pantry will be giving out Thanksgiving baskets and needs your help - both in adding to our supply of food and in providing names of those in need, especially those in our Christian family (as God’s word instructs). Forms will be provided at the information booth and in the church office. Please pick one up and fill it out, returning it to the church office by November 14. (Our average monthly distribution to families to date this year is 265. We thank God and you for providing so that we can provide.)

Angel Tree Breakfast When: Sunday, November 13th - 7:00 a.m. to 12:30 p.m. Where: Clinton United Methodist Church Cost: Adults: $7.00; Children under 12: $3.00 Menu: Pancakes, Sausage, Scrambled Eggs, Donuts, Milk, Orange Juice, Coffee Tickets available at the door or call 935-9677. All proceeds go to the Angel Tree Fund, which benefits local families in need during the Christmas holidays.

Families at First - November 9 Menu: Chicken Nuggets, French Fries, and Cake. Programs for children & youth begin at 6:15; adult Bible study begins at 6:30.

Clinton Community YMCA Open House November 13 - 4:00 - 7:00 p.m.

The remodel project is complete and ready to show off. Stop by the open house and see how awesome the facility is! − Joiner fee waived (for those bringing in a canned food item to be donated to local

food pantries) − Drawings to win a free session card and Y apparel − Zumba and gymnastics demonstrations − Free spaghetti meal

So come hungry and check out YOUR YMCA!

Sunday Night Activities - November 6

Youth Groups - 5:30 to 6:30 p.m.

God’s Little Treasures (3 years - K): Bible lesson, songs, and

Christmas craft for nursing home trip Primary Youth Group (1st - 3rd grades): Bible lesson, songs, and

Christmas craft for nursing home trip Junior Youth Group (4th & 5th grades): Bible lesson, songs, and

Christmas craft for nursing home trip

C.L.A.S.S. Act Kids - 6:30 to 7:30 p.m.

Practice is in the sanctuary. We will pick up youth group children

and take them to the sanctuary.

Breakfast Club

This week only Breakfast Club will meet on

Wednesday, November 2nd instead of Friday.

Next week, regular schedule will resume.

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REVEAL

November 6 - 5:30 - 7:00 p.m.

Volleyball - 7:00 - 8:00 p.m.

“Decisions for Christ and His Church”“Decisions for Christ and His Church”“Decisions for Christ and His Church”“Decisions for Christ and His Church” Greg CoinsGreg CoinsGreg CoinsGreg Coins, 1125 1/2 E. Jefferson St., Clinton, rededicated his life to Christ on October 30, 2011.

Adventures with Adam Adam Brucker Adam Brucker Adam Brucker Adam Brucker adam@clintonfcc.com

Part 6 of our Grow Up Series

November 6 - 5:30-7:00 p.m.

Passion Conference College students: Passion is January 2-5. Now is the time to sign up for Passion. Get your $50

deposit in to reserve your spot.

Breakfast Club

This week only Breakfast Club will

meet on Wednesday, November 2nd

instead of Friday.

Next week, regular schedule

will resume.

Worship 101Worship 101Worship 101Worship 101

“Resources” Jim Coonce“Resources” Jim Coonce“Resources” Jim Coonce“Resources” Jim Coonce

This week I have decided to share some worship resources that include music, magazines, books and other materials that I use often. Some of these are new favorites; some are well-established bastions of information. I hope they serve you as well as they continue to serve me! Worship Leader Magazine I started subscribing to this standard in worship journalism many years ago and still eagerly await the latest issue. This is probably considered a trade magazine for worship leaders, but there are always great articles on various issues and aspects of worship. Subscription costs $25/year. www.worshipleader.com www.worshiptogether.com This is a great website that I visit often so I can listen to many current worship artists that are recording for free. Also, there is great feature called New Song Café, where, you guessed it, new songs are highlighted. This is a short video “webisode” that features various Christian artists. They are interviewed, then will play a live version of their song and will then give us worship leader types some “how to” tips on playing the song. Relevant Magazine Relevant is an excellent pop culture resource with a Christian perspective. They often do articles on various celebrities, trends and ideas (Christian and non-Christian). I will be honest with you on this; I often disagree with their perspective on many of the issues they discuss. However, I believe that it’s important to be up on what is happening in the world and they have created a niche in Christian journalism. www.relevantmagazine.com Some Books Worth Mentioning (Not in any particular order) “Who Stole My Church” Gordon MacDonald “The Great Worship Awakening” Robb Redman “A Whack On the Side Of the Head” Roger von Oech (This is not a “Christian” book, but an excellent book on creativity!) “Worship Evangelism” Sally Morgenthaler “Worship Old and New” Robert Webber Music Gungor “Ghosts Upon the Earth” - An eclectic mix of contemporary, classical and rock using many various instruments. This is my current favorite collection to listen to right now.

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