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Dr. Mike Turner

Senior Pastor
Steve Foxworth
Associate Pastor (Administration)
Dan Williams
Associate Pastor (Worship)
Alyce Gilliam
Associate Pastor (Missions)
Ian Geimer
Associate Pastor
(Next Generation Ministries)
Jerry Freeman
Associate Pastor
(Senior Adults & Congregational Care)
Jessica Wyndham
Communications Director
Jon Foster
Recreation Ministry & Facilities Director
Maegan Bolding
Childrens Ministries Director
(Birth - Grade 5)
Daniel Walker
Middle School Ministry Director
(Grades 6 - 8)
Jordan Herndon
High School Ministry Director
(Grades 9-12)
PASTORAL STAFF
308 E. Main Street, Lexington SC 29072
803.359.4146
24-hour prayer line: 803.808.7729
lexingtonbaptist.org
FROM THE PASTOR
Dr. Mike Turner
Senior Pastor
pastor@lexingtonbaptist.org
miketurnerblog.com
Im excited every summer by our Week of Refreshment, and this years Come
Awake! promises to be a special blessing for us! Beginning Sunday night,
August 3, our church family will have the chance to spend several evenings
together, worshiping, being encouraged and fnding spiritual refreshment.
The schedule for the week is in this issue of the Signal, and you can tell its
going to be a great week. So make plans to hang out with your LBC family for
these four days and bring someone with you.
I want to give a shout-out to our choir! Week after week, these dedicated,
gifted men and women lead and encourage our people to worship and were
all blessed by them. And let me add this encouragement to the larger con-
gregation: if youre looking for a place to serve, and you have a heart for
worship, theres a place for you in this community of worship leaders. Theres
no better place to make a difference in the life of our congregation than in
the weekly leadership of corporate worship. So I want to give you a special
invitation to connect with this wonderful group. You can contact our Minis-
ter of Worship, Dan Williams, directly at dan@lexingtonbaptist.org or simply
attend choir rehearsal on Wednesday night at 7:15 in the Choir Room, over
the Worship Center.
Pam and I spent a wonderful afternoon recently with a group of our young
married couples. Three different Sunday School classes came together for a
Sunday afternoon picnic and invited us to join them. We had a blast- these
are young families who connect every Sunday for Bible study and fellowship.
Many of them in fact have been baptized into our church. They stay in touch
with each other through the week and have built an authentic community of
encouragement and faith.
But theres more. These folks had invited the residents from our local wom-
ens shelter to join them as well. They understand that theyre called not just
to being friends with one another but also to reach out to the larger commu-
nity in Jesus name. So we had the privilege on that day of not only spending
time with some of our own great people but also getting to know some folks
who are going through some hard times and need a special touch from the
Lord.
This is Sunday School at its best, when we recognize the centrality of study-
ing Gods Word in a small group of people in community with one another,
while at the same time reaching out to the world around us. These arent the
only Sunday School classes who are faithfully doing the work of the ministry
like this- far from it! So many other Sunday School classes throughout our
church family, of all ages, are engaged in the same way. Loving one another
and reaching out to the world. How grateful I am for all that is happening
through our Sunday School ministry!
Two new Sunday School classes are beginning in a few weeks. One is a class
for newly married couples. The other is a multi-generational class that will
include people of all ages. You can fnd the details of the classes elsewhere
in this issue of the Signal, but I wanted to mention it to you in a special way,
so that if you or someone you know is looking for authentic community and
the chance to grow in faith, you can have the chance to connect with these
groups. Youll be blessed!
Pastor Mike
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For children, chicken strips and French
fries are also served at each meal.
All meals include rolls & butter,
assorted desserts, salad bar, iced tea,
lemonade and coffee are also served.
Reservations Required.
Deadline for Reservations and
Cancellations: Sunday at 5 p.m.
Make Weekly/Permanent Reservations!
Please make reservations online
or by calling 803.359.4146.
SUMMER SCHEDULE
(through 8/13):
Supper begins at 5:15 p.m.
in the Fellowship Hall
REGULAR SCHEDULE
(begins 8/20)
Supper served from 4:45 to
6 p.m. in the Fellowship Hall
August 13
Shrimp Gumbo & Rice
Meat Loaf
Broccoli with Cheese Sauce
August 20
Fried or Roasted Chicken
Squash Casserole
Mixed Vegetables
August 27
Chopped Barbeque
Fried Shrimp
Macaroni and Cheese
Green Beans
No Meal on August 6
Coming this month...
We are excited to announce our fourth annual Tailgate Sunday will be on
Sunday, August 31. This is a great day for our church family as we gather
for worship (one service at 10:30 a.m.), then move to the Family Life Cen-
ter for a BBQ lunch catered by Hudsons Smokehouse at 11:45 a.m. This
is a casual day, and we ask that you help us extend the tailgate theme
by wearing your favorite teams colors or jerseys. If you plan to eat lunch
with us, its free, but youll need a ticket. Theyre available now in the
Worship Center lobby until the 24th of August. Well be sitting to eat with
our Sunday School classes, and your class leaders will have more informa-
tion to share with you on seating arrangements. We hope youll join us!
Beginning on August 17, Pastor Mike is beginning a new, three-part series
called Stand Up: Living Right-Side Up in an Upside-Down World. This
series is all about learning how to stand in truth and fnd genuine commu-
nity, real faith and stop keeping up with the Joneses. Try inviting a friend
with you for this one- its going to be a great encouragement!
LexKids Road Trip Summer Review
What an amazing summer weve had! Here are a few highlights:

We were able to sponsor community outreach events while empowering our families
to join in the mission. These events provided an opportunity for us to connect over a
length of time with people from all over Lexington. As a result, weve enjoyed welcom-
ing these new friends as guests on Sunday mornings.
Weve provided opportunities for families to worship, learn, pray, have fun and bond
over the course of the summer.
Our children have learned that their faith extends beyond church on Sunday morn-
ings or an event.
Weve used the summer to set up our ministry to extend into the school year and
support the primary purpose of our ministry: creating a culture of small groups where adults strategically invest in a few
over time to build an authentic faith. Children are given a place to belong where they come to know God and are known by
peers and a constituent, caring adult.
Guess What?!?! We arent done! Fam Jam Worship Night, Family Fun Nights and Small Group Hang Times will be happen-
ing quarterly throughout the whole year!
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Moving Up
Celebrating our Rising First Graders
This fall, your kindergartener will be
moving from our preschool ministry into
our elementary ministry. Instead of mak-
ing these changes all at once, we are go-
ing to provide your child with a gradual
transition upstairs and provide you with a
guide to help make this exciting time of
growth super special for your child. Check out the events listed below
and pick up your Moving Up guide with all the details in the childrens
ministry lobby.
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2014 Moving Up Events
Family Worship {all summer}
To prepare your child to begin worshiping with your family, its a great
idea to start the transition over the summer. You might choose to take
them with you for the music portion before you deliver them to Sunday
School. If there is a special event such as baptism or special music, take
advantage of that as well.
Elementary Large Group {July 13}
Your kindergartener will begin participating in elementary large group
time with his or her current small group. You will continue to drop off
and pick up in their current classroom.
Promotion Sunday {August 17}

All children ages two to 12th grade Move Up to their new class and
grade level.
Moving Up Ceremony {August 24}
During our Bible ceremony, well welcome our frst graders into the ele-
mentary ministry by presenting them with a Bible and challenging them
to bring it to church each week, study it at home and hide Gods Word
in their hearts. Kids will receive a hard back Adventure Bible and enjoy
a cookie reception with their families. Please register by emailing Kristen
at kking@lexingtonbaptist.org by August 17.
There will be no Sunday School on
Tailgate Sunday, August 31, 2014.

Wee Care will be provided for ages
birth through fve years during the
10:30 a.m. worship service. Children
will eat lunch with their families at
11:45 a.m.
Join with us!
We want our kids to see God! We
can create exciting environments,
plan relevant, meaningful lessons
and plan ways to partner with par-
ents. The necessary component,
though, are team members who
desire to invest in the next gener-
ation.
If you are interested in serving in
the childrens ministry, please con-
tact Maegan Bolding by phone at
803.996.8804 or send her an email
at maegan@lexingtonbaptist.org.
The most valuable resource you
have to help people see God are
the people in your church who
know God Lead Small Culture
Introducing: Lex Kids Unlimited!
What is Lex Kids Unlimited?
Lex Kids Unlimited is the Special Needs Ministry of
Lexington Baptist Church. It serves as a place where
children have the freedom to have fun and experience
Christ-like love.
Who will Lex Kids Unlimited serve?
Lex Kids Unlimited will serve children and families who are impacted by special needs.
What are the goals of this ministry?
- We desire to create an environment where every child feels safe and is pointed to Jesus.
- We want to build trust with families of children with special needs so they will feel free to participate in their
own Sunday School classes and worship.
Why was this ministry established?
There is a need. Around 19% of all Americans have been diagnosed with a disability of some kind. There is huge
potential to engage this population in Lexington County.
What is currently available through Lex Kids Unlimited?
- The sensory room at Lexington Baptist Church will make available toys and tools that will engage children in
gross motor play, satisfy a sensory need or provide a quiet area free of the visual and auditory distraction that
naturally occur in childrens ministry. After meeting their sensory needs, the children are integrated back into
the typical small group. This room is to be used by children whose families have gone through our special needs
orientation and whose parents have approved and directed our use of this room.
- As determined by parents, special needs buddies are available to assist children who may beneft from one-
on-one care.
- Our greatest desire is to understand every childs unique abilities and specifc ways we can serve their families.
For this reason, we will offer a private orientation and building tour to allow parents to express individualized
needs to ministry directors.
- Special training for our volunteers and accommodations within the typical classroom will be provided.
How do I enroll my child?
Enrollment packets are available at the LexKids information desk during regular church programming as well as
during offce hours Monday- Thursday, 8 a.m.- 4:30 p.m. Orientation may be scheduled by emailing Kristen King
at kking@lexingtonbaptist.org
How can I get involved?
We are currently seeking individuals who display love, creativity and patience and who believe
children with special needs can love God and serve their world. To volunteer, please contact
Maegan Bolding at maegan@lexingtonbaptist.org
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Maegan Bolding
Childrens Ministries Director
Maegan@LexingtonBaptist.org
Upcoming Student
Ministry Events
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Student Ministry Families,
I cant believe summer is over, and we are headed into the Fall of 2014.
The LBC Student Ministry has some amazing things planned for your fami-
ly this year. Sunday, August 17 is our Promotion Sunday. Sunday morning,
we will be promoting all students to their new small groups at 10:30 a.m.
in the FLC. We will be welcoming in our new 6th grade class as well as
welcoming our new senior class of 2015. That evening from 5 to 7 p.m.,
all students are invited to our cookout. We will meet at the FLC for some
food, corn hole, volleyball and more. Starting on August 20, all students
are invited to Encounter 431 from 6 to 7:30 p.m. in the FLC. Students will
have the chance to hang out with friends, get involved in small groups
and enjoy worship. This summer has been incredible, and I am so thank-
ful to God for all of His many provisions. We cant wait to watch God do
some amazing things in the life of this student ministry this fall. If you
have any questions or concerns feel free to contact me anytime.
Ian Geimer
Associate Pastor
Next Generation Ministries
Ian@lexingtonbaptist.org
Daniel Walker
Middle School Ministry Director
Daniel@lexingtonbaptist.org
The Transit
Sunday, August 3
12 to 2 p.m.
The City (FLC)
Core Retreat
August 8-9
Starts Friday at 6 p.m.
Ends Saturday at 3 p.m.
Rising 9th Grade Launch Party
Wednesday, August 13
5 to 8:30 p.m.
Frankies Fun Park; $15
Encounter431 Kick-Off
Wednesday, August 20
6 to 7:30 p.m.
The City
Promotion Sunday
Sunday, August 17
10:30 a.m.
Middle-schoolers: Gym
High-schoolers: The City
Middle School Ministry Families,
I would like to welcome our rising 6th graders and their families to the
LBC Student Ministry. A couple of things that you should know right out
of the gate are that we feel honored to partner with your family during
these crucial years of your students lives, and we consider our students
to be part of a large family. We are constantly reminding our students
that since we are a family, they need to make it a point to come when we
are meeting together. Its all part of this process of sharing life together-
be intentional in encouraging your student to connect with this ministry.
We try to provide an environment where students can connect with their
peers, adult leaders and, more importantly, God when we meet together;
dont miss out on these opportunities. Look for ways to connect on our
website, social media, newsletters, text messages, etc. We are excited
for the journey we are about to embark on together!
Tailgate Sunday
Sunday, August 31
10:30 a.m. Worship
11:45 a.m. BBQ Lunch at FLC
Sunday, August 3

Reggie McNeal
Writer, speaker, teacher
Come Awake in your Faith
Ice Cream Social to follow
August 3- August 6
7 p.m. each night
in the Worship Center
Join us this August for our annual
Week of Refreshment! This years
theme is Come Awake! Well be
kicking off the week on Sunday
evening at 7 p.m. in the Worship
Center. Each evening will feature a
guest speaker and special music.
Heres the line up for the week:
Encounter 431 was started from a desire to refect Acts 4:31 when the place
where the believers were praying was shaken- they were flled with the Holy
Spirit, and they were empowered to speak Gods word boldly. Encounter
431 is a place that was created for students to come in the middle of each
week to recharge spiritually, experience the presence of the living God and
hear His word in order to stay strong amidst a lost generation. We meet
every Wednesday evening at 6 p.m. for a time of food, fellowship, worship
and a message from one of our youth pastors. Coming up on August 20, we are having a launch party for our
second year of Encounter 431. This semester, I am especially excited for the times of worship that we will share
together. Lately God has been showing me that as a worship team, my students and I need to be desperate for
the manifest presence of God to come and fll our hearts as we worship. Psalm 34:6-9 (MSG) says, When I was
desperate, I called out, and God got me out of a tight spot. Gods angel sets up a circle of protection around us
while we pray. Open your mouth and taste, open your eyes and seehow good God is. Blessed are you who run
to him. Worship God if you want the best; worship opens doors to all his goodness. Being desperate for God
together is a powerful and unifying thing. As Pastor Mike spoke about a few Sundays ago, desperate people are
the ones who fnd faith to release Kingdom power in their lives. They are the ones who get truly transformed.
They are the ones who start to hear Gods voice and guidance in their lives. They are the ones
who receive the motivation and boldness to share about our amazing God to people they used
to be embarrassed to talk to about God. Desperation brings true life change. This year, we
are excited to see true life change in our church, our students and all of the places they are
involved. Continue to encourage your students and their friends to get involved with Encounter
431 this year. There will be real and authentic times of fellow-
ship and worship that they wont want to miss!
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Jordan Herndon
High School Ministry Director
JHerndon@lexingtonbaptist.org
Monday, August 4
Concert of Prayer & Praise*
led by Jennie Lee Riddle
Worship leader, speaker and songwriter
Come Awake in your Prayer and Praise
*The Lords Supper will be offered
Tuesday, August 5

Johnson & Sharon Dorn
Chapel in the Woods
Come Awake in your Marriage
Musical guests Woody & Debbie Lingle
Wednesday, August 6

Rev. Charles Jackson
Brookland Baptist Church
Come Awake in your Church
Musical guests Mass Choir featuring
LBC & Brookland Baptist Church Choirs
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For Senior Adults
Senior Single Ladies
Breakfast Bunch
Thursday, August 14
9 a.m. at Lizards Thicket

Lunch Bunch
Thursday, August 28
11:30 a.m. at Lizards Thicket
Mens Breakfast Club
Thursday, August 21
9 a.m. at Creekside Restaurant
M&M Supper
Friday, August 8 at 6 p.m. in the Fellowship Hall; $5 per person
Join us for this annual event to kick-off the fall season for Senior Adults. Well have fxins
for BLTs as well as cool melon to complete your meal. Amick Junction, an all-acoustic
bluegrass and bluegrass-gospel group from Leesville, will provide the evenings enter-
tainment. Make your reservations by Monday, August 4, by calling the Senior Adult Min-
istry offce at 803.996.8843 or by emailing marceil@lexingtonbaptist.org.
Fall Jubilee
The Old Time Gospel SINGIN/LAUGHIN/ PREACHIN
Conference for Mature and Senior Adults
Gatlinburg Convention Center (September 29- October 1, 2014)
Make plans to travel with us to Gatlinburg, Tennessee for three days of music
by gospel greats including Ricky Skaggs, the Kingsmen, Gold City, comedy by
Dennis Swanburg and messages by Johnny Hunt and Dr. Charles Stanley. This is
a great opportunity to get away for a few days and get spiritually recharged with
your friends. We need to know right away, so give Marceil a call at 803.996.8843
or send her an email at marceil@lexingtonbaptist.org to fnd out costs and more
details if you are interested. Deadline to register is Thursday, July 31.
Did you know that you can follow along with our Sunday sermons on your phone or tablet? If you have the Bible
app, just click Live under the main menu and search for Lexington Baptist. Click on the sermon title, and
youll have all of the scripture verses and sermon notes for that day right at your fngertips. You can even share
passages to Facebook or twitter to encourage your friends- check it out this Sunday!
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Dan Williams
Associate Pastor, Worship
dan@lexingtonbaptist.org
Sunday, August 24
6 p.m. in the Worship Center
Join us for an evening of beautiful music featuring the LBC Orchestra
and special guest Jeff Cranfll. Make plans to attend!
An Amazing August for Music at LBC
Greetings, church family! We are quickly approaching the
121st anniversary of Lexington Baptist Church, and we
need you to come help us celebrate by singing in the
121- Voice Choir on Sunday, August 24th in both morning
services. The two rehearsals for this day are Wednesday,
August 13 & 20 at 7 p.m. We will be singing the great
anthem Thou Oh Lord. Contact the music ministry to
sign up at either musicoffce@lexingtonbaptist.org or
803.996.8832.
We are excited to have Jeff Cranfll as our special guest for
the annual Evening of Instrumental Praise with the LBC Or-
chestra on Sunday, August 24 at 6 p.m. Jeff currently serves
as the Minister of Instrumental Music at First Baptist Atlan-
ta. His ministry includes arranging and composing music for
church orchestra, choir, band, various ensembles and full or-
chestra- an overture premiered by the Chattanooga Youth
Symphony. His arrangements have been published by sever-
al companies, including his own publishing company. He was
named Church Orchestra Director of the Year by the Christian
Instrumentalists and Directors Association in 1999.
We are also busy getting ready for Come Awake!, our annual
Week of Refreshment August 3 through 6. We have some spe-
cial musical guests that week, including a night of prayer and
praise led by Jennie Riddle (writer of Revelation Song) on Mon-
day and a mass choir of both LBC and Brookland Baptist Church
choirs on Wednesday. I am also very excited to welcome Woody
and Debbie Lingle on Tuesday, August 5. Woody and Debbie met
when they both toured with Fred Waring and the Pennsylvanians
in the 1980s. Debbie is a singer and Woody is a singer/bass play-
er. Woody has toured with groups such as Margaret Becker and
Steve Warner and currently is the bass player for Gary Puckett and
the Union Gap. He has been serving as the Music Minister for Ebenezer Baptist Church in
Cordova. You will be blessed by this couple who love the Lord and are a delight to the Gods
people wherever they go!
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LBC Missions
You Are Making an Impact!
Lydia Lorenson is a LBC member who is currently serving at Shiloh Adventure
Camp in Florida this summer. In appreciation of LBCs support, she wrote:
This has blessed me so much- thank you! Im so thankful that God has given
me an opportunity to serve Him in such a beautiful way this season. All glory,
honor and praise to our Lord who has been working through me. I have been
relying on the Spirit the entire time, and God has been evermore faithful. Shi-
loh tries to fundraise for 25% of campers, and most of them are foster kids. To
see them receiving joy from the Lord through worship is an amazing sight. So
thankful that I will be witnessing this all summer! God bless Lexington Baptist.
With prayer and care,
Lydia Lorenson
And another expression of thanks from Samaritans Well:
Thank you so much for your generosity in supplying materials for installing our
foor coverings. My heart is so gladdened to have this much-needed project
underway. Thank you for helping make it possible!
In His Peace,
Mona Henderson
Sunday School Classes
on Mission
Each month, we want to highlight one
of our Sunday School classes and their
missional efforts. This months class is
taught by Don Evans. Below are Dons
comments about the important role of
missions in the class:
Several months ago, I became bur-
dened that the Sunday School class
that I lead needed to put hands and
feet to what we were studying about
each week. As I shared this conviction
with my class, we agreed to become
intentional about taking Lexington
Baptist Church to our community. We
decided to serve meals at the Salva-
tion Army in Columbia quarterly, bring
food for the LICS food pantry weekly,
visit a Lexington nursing home once
a month and help widows in our area.
While we have a number of mission
projects going on each week, two re-
cent projects have been especially
meaningful to our class. The men of
our class recently built a pumphouse
for a lady who had problems with her
pipes freezing this past winter, and we
are presently taking meals to a gen-
tleman in our community who is strug-
gling with cancer and is receiving che-
motherapy and radiation. He told one
of our classmates that it was Gods
work when people who had never met
him were willing to do this for him.
This lady and gentleman may or may
not ever attend a service at Lexington
Baptist, but we took Gods love and
encouragement to them.
- Don Evans
What Can You Do?
Impact Schools: Annual Supply Drive
As part of our continuing mission emphasis on schools in the Lexington
area, we are currently in the middle of our school supply drive. There
are collection and information stations in the church foyer. If you would
like to fnd out more about the school supply drive or any of the LBC
school-based ministries, please visit the missions station in the foyer,
contact the Missions Offce at jwright@lexingtonbaptist.org or call us at
803.996.8836.
Volunteer with LICS
Lexington Interfaith Community Service (LICS) is looking for volunteers
to serve in the Thrift Shop, Food Pantry, Donation Center and Social
Service Center. If you have a few hours to spare and would like to help
this wonderful organization, please contact them at 803.957.6656 or
call the LBC Missions Offce for more information.
Pray for Our Teams
Our Guatemala Family Team (August 2-9), led by Chuck McCurry, will
partner with Dr. Sergio, a local Christian doctor, as he
uses a medical ministry to reach the people and un-
reached tribes of the mountainous area surrounding
the clinic. The team will do some construction on the
clinic compound, assist Dr. Sergio with surgeries and
patient care and do outreach to the locals through
Bible clubs.
Alyce Gilliam
Associate Pastor, Missions
Alyce@LexingtonBaptist.
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Session 1: August 20- September 24
Session 2: October 1- November 12
{6:15 to 7:15 p.m.}
To pre-register, call Sandy at 803.996.8821
or email sandy@lexingtonbaptist.org.
D Groups (short for Discipleship Groups) are a way to connect intentionally with other believers and grow to-
gether through Bible study and fellowship. We are excited to start this month with fve new D Groups, as well
as a new sermon series by Pastor Mike. These groups will each meet on Wednesdays at 6:15 p.m. They will
run in two identical six-week sessions, allowing you to participate in two different groups this fall. Heres what
we are offering:
Philippians: Finding Joy in an Anxious World 4 and 6:15 p.m. in the Chapel
Pastor Mike Turner
The book of Philippians is one of the true mountain top experiences of the Bible. Its message is captured in
the well known promise: Do not be anxious about anything, but in everything by prayer and supplication with
thanksgiving let your requests be made known to God. And the peace of God, which surpasses all understand-
ing, will guard your hearts and your minds in Christ Jesus. In our modern world, with fear and anxiety on every
heart, the timeless message of this portion of Gods Word has special meaning.
Building Better Marriages CHB 207
Chris & Patty Hix
Communication in marriage can sometimes be diffcult. Why? Because we each learned how to communicate
long before we got married. The good news is that behavior can be changed. Couples can learn new skills and
modify old patterns in creative ways so that their relationship becomes stronger and mutually satisfying.
Ready to Launch CHB 202
Jerry & Kimberly Freeman
Christian parents are not seeking mere behavior modifcation in their children but the growth of truly godly
passions. Training a child up in the way he should go must be done intentionally, with the mind and heart of
God. Based on Psalm 127, this study plumbs the wisdom of the Bible about the goals of parenting, the stages
of discipline, the role of the church and strategies to shape the heart toward the gospel. {Book cost: $12}
Discovering Gods Way of Handling Money CHB 210
Gary Deese
Did you know that the Bible is a blueprint for managing your fnances? There are more than 2,350 verses that
address everything you need to know about handling money. Not only is this study practical, but in it youll
learn the profound impact managing money has on your relationship with God. {Book cost: $9}
Me, Myself & Lies: A Thought Closet Makeover CHB 201
Rachel Capps
This Bible study encourages women to clean out the negative thoughts in their minds related to things like
self-esteem, body image and stress, and to replace them with positive truths from Gods Word. {Book cost:
$12}
Kingdom Man: Every Mans Destiny, Every Womans Dream CHB 203
Chuck McDaniel and Ray Hill
Our culture has redefned manhood by emasculating men through a repositioning of their role. The Bible clearly
communicates that man was created to exercise dominion over the various areas of his life, taking responsi-
bility for himself and others entrusted to his care. When a man functions within the principles of biblical man-
hood, those around him beneft from his leadership and care. This study challenges and equips men to fully
understand their position under God, learning to operate under the authority of Jesus Christ. {Book cost: $12}
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Beginning on September 7, we will be offering two new Sunday School classes:
Young Married Class
Teachers: Ruby Huthmaker, Ted & Judy Talmage, Danny & Catherine Higginbotham
CHB 302 at 9 a.m.
Are you recently married but not yet parents? Then this class may be the one for you a place to do life together
while seeking the truths of Gods Word under the leadership of experienced and devoted teachers.
Multi-Gen Class: Gods Love, No Boundaries
Teachers: Mike & Shelly Knox, Mitch & Becky McNair, Todd & Amy Hanson
CHB 202 at 9 a.m.
If youre looking to build new friendships with folks your age and beyond, to apply Gods Word with like-minded
believers from your generation and more and to serve the community alongside people with a heart like yours,
this multi-generational class could be for you. All ages, genders and marital statuses are welcome to experience
Gods love without boundaries!
For more details on either class, please contact Sandy Pityk at sandy@lexingtonbaptist.org or 803.996.8821.
2014-15 Preschool Registration
Lexington Baptist Preschool is now open for 2014-2015 school year reg-
istration. For information on class availability and fees or to set up a tour,
contact Mandy Long at 803.996.8811 or 864.706.8170, email her at pre-
school@lexingtonbaptist.org or visit us online at lbcpreschool.org.
Keep in touch with
LBC through
social media!
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Returning in August for LBC Men:
If you didnt experience this new mens Bible study in the frst part of the year, you defnitely want to plan to at-
tend this fall! Foster Christy is returning as our guest teacher, and we would love for all men to experience what
this study has to offer. We come together once a month on Friday mornings from 7 to 8 a.m. in the Reception
Hall. Well have doughnuts, coffee and wonderful fellowship. This study is for men of all ages and stages.
Ever have one of those days... on
a Sunday morning? The kids wont
wake up, the car wont start or you
just dont feel well? Never fear, the
live stream is here! You can now
watch both of our Sunday morning
services LIVE on your computer.
Just go to lexingtonbaptist.org and
click on the blue Watch Live but-
ton at the top righthand corner.
*Coming soon: live streaming for
tablets and cell phones
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WEEKLY SCHEDULE

Sunday
8 a.m. Adult Bible Study
9 a.m. Worship
Adult & Student Sunday School
Childrens Sunday School (All Ages)
10:30 a.m. Worship
Adult, Student, & Childrens
Sunday School (All Ages)
4 p.m. Praying for Prodigals Group
4:45 p.m. Missions Prayer Support (406 AEB)
Tuesday

8:30 a.m. Ladies Bible Study
10 a.m. Ladies Book Study
6:30 p.m. Ladies Bible Study (RH)
6:30 p.m. Mens Bible Study (CHB 201)
7 p.m. Mens Prayer Group (CHB 206)
Wednesday*
4 p.m. Midweek Worship (Begins 8/20)
5:15 p.m. Fellowship Supper
6:15 p.m. Midweek Worship/ D Groups
Wee Care (Birth - age 5)
Wired (Begins 8/20)
Encounter 431 (Begins 8/20)
7:00 p.m. Adult Choir Rehearsal
7:30 p.m. Orchestra Rehearsal
Thursday
2 p.m. Prayer Shawl Knitting/Crochet
AEB: Adult Education Building
CHB: Chapel Building
FLC: Family Life Center
RH: Reception Hall
*Our Wednesday night summer
schedule includes dinner at 5:15 p.m.
and one worship service at 6:15 p.m.
The regular schedule will resume on
August 20, 2014 with dinner from 4:45
to 6 p.m. and two worship services at
both 4 and 6:15 p.m. and D Groups at
6:15 p.m. Wired will also resume for
children birth through grade 5.
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M&M Supper
6 p.m.
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Mens Bible
Study
7 a.m.
LBC 121st
Anniversary
Evening of
Instrumental
Praise
6 p.m.
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Week of Refreshment (7 p.m. Nightly)
D Groups
Begin at 6:15
Regular Fall
Schedule
Resumes
No Fellowship
Supper
Tailgate
Sunday-
Worship 10:30
Lunch 11:45
(No Sunday
School)
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