November 2015

From the Pastor

WELCOME to the

Signal

The first weekend of October will

stick in our minds for the rest of
our lives. Few of us have ever witnessed destruction on such a wide
scale as happened in the torrential
rains and resulting flooding that affected our state. Our church family
jumped right in and began to help
minister in a number of ways to the
floods victims. Weve raised thousands of dollars that have gone
directly to helping those who lost
their homes, and were continuing to reach out in other ways, as
well. Go to our church website to
find out how you can connect with
ongoing ministry opportunities.
The fall has been busy for our
church family as weve asked you
to make several important deci-

sions. The administrative policies

and decisions weve been involved
in during these last few weeks are
sometimes tedious to work through,
but they have a necessary functionto provide a God-honoring
platform for Kingdom ministry to
take place. Our mission is to make
disciples of Jesus, not to write policies and procedures; our policies,
procedures, budgets and By-Laws
only exist to serve the mission.

-and-a-half to complete the work,

but thanks to a dedicated and passionate committee, the work got
done. The new By-Laws will serve
our church well for many years to
come.

PASTORAL STAFF

Ian Geimer
Associate Pastor (Next Gen Ministries)

The 2016 Church Budget

Heres what you need to know about
the 2016 budget:
The Stewardship Committee developed and approved the proposed
budget in September.
Weve been in The proposed
volved in a lot of Our church family budget was prea d m i n i s t r a t i ve
sented to the deajumped right in &
details! Our new
cons at their OctoBy-Laws
were
began to minister ber meeting.
approved.
The
The proposed
2016 church budget has been in
2016 budget was mailed to the condevelopment and will be presentgregation the last week of October.
ed to the church for discussion
Copies are available at the informaand approval this month. Then our
tion desks in the church lobby.
annual deacon selection process
On November 8 at 6 p.m. in the
has been ongoing, with the vote
Fellowship Hall, well have the first
taking place on November 29. At
Annual Business Conference acthe same time, various leadership
cording to our new By-Laws. Part
positions are being filled as we get
of the meeting will be devoted to
ready to begin the New Year. Let
a presentation by the Stewardship
me unpack a few details of all this.
Committee of the proposed new
budget to the congregation.
The New Church By-Laws
The budget will be presented for
On October 4, our church family votvote at both morning worship sered to approve a new set of By-Laws.
vices on November 22.
By By-Laws we mean the governing document of our congregation
Deacon election
that covers everything from what we
Our annual deacon selection probelieve, to our churchs mission, to
cess has been on-going through
how we make decisions, to our dethe last month and the vote for the
nominational identity. It took a yearnew slate of deacons will be held at

Dr. Mike Turner

Senior Pastor

308 E. Main Street, Lexington SC 29072

803.359.4146
24-hour prayer line: 803.808.7729
On-call phone: 803.767.2445
lexingtonbaptist.org

Mark Owens
Associate Pastor (Equipping)
Dan Williams
Associate Pastor (Worship)
Jerry Freeman
Associate Pastor (Senior Adults/
Congregational Care)

Jon Foster
Recreation Ministry & Facilities Director

Maegan Bolding
Childrens Ministry Director
Jeanette Simpson
Preschool Ministry Director
Daniel Walker
Middle School Ministry Director
Jessica Wyndham
Communications Director
Jacob Powers
Media Director

both morning worship services on

November 29. Information sheets
on the proposed deacons will be
available at the information desks
in the church lobby. Our deacon fellowship is committed to ministry to
our congregation, and its a joy for
me to work alongside them as we
seek to serve our church family.

Take the time to learn about the 16

men were presenting to the church
for consideration.
Looking forward to all that the Lord
has for us this month!
Pastor Mike

Wednesday Supper

MENU
November 4
Smothered Pork Chops
Italian Sausage
Rice, Early June Peas

November 11
Chicken Pot Pie
Roasted Pork Tenderloin
Steamed Broccoli, Spiced Apples

November 18
(Family Thanksgiving Dinner)
Sliced Turkey
Ham
Cornbread Dressing, Gravy
Sweet Potato Casserole
Green Beans
For children, chicken strips and
French fries are also served at
each meal.
All meals include rolls & butter,
assorted desserts, salad bar, iced
tea and/or lemonade and coffee.
December 16 will be our last
Wednesday meal of 2015.

FALL SCHEDULE

Supper served from 4:45 to

6 p.m. in the Fellowship Hall
Adults: $6
Children (5 - 12): $4*
Children 4 & Under Eat Free!
(Family Maximum*: $15)
Payable at the door

Thank you, LBC Family

Thank you for the countless volunteer hours, supply donations and
monetary gifts that you provided as a church family. This generosity
helped to kick-off our flood relief effort very successfully. We appreciate
you helping us to be the hands and feet of Jesus to our community as
we continue to seek to provide help to those that need it most.

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.

FRIDAY, NOVEMBER 13
5 TO 9 P.M.

Lex Kids is committed to partnering with families. There is

no way we could do this without also committing to help
our parents date. The Great
Date Challenge is an intentional time for parents, and we do
the hard work for you! When
you drop off your children in
our care, you will be given a
complete pre-planned date
kit. You will have four hours
to have quality conversation,
create memories, and simply
have fun together. Dont miss
out! Sign-ups begin October
25 and will be open until were
at capacity.

SUNDAY, NOVEMBER 15 {12 TO 2 P.M.}

JCS LEXINGTON BOWL
We are inviting all of our elementary kids and their small group
leaders to join us November 15th, 2015. Right after church, well have
lunch in our small group classrooms and then take the church buses
to JCs Lexington Bowl. Well return to church at 2 p.m. Register by
emailing Kristen at kking@lexingtonbaptist.org by November 9. Cost
is $5 per child for two games and lunch.

Remember, we will be having a churchwide, family Thanksgiving dinner on

November 18, so we wont be having our
Wednesday Wired Kids services. Also,
Wired is cancelled on November 25 as we
celebrate Thanksgiving with our families.

Puzzles for Preschoolers

Our lives are like puzzles arent they? We have lots of the
pieces, and we keep getting new ones. However, we cant
see what the picture is going to look like
in the end. Only God sees the finished work. Only He
knows how they all fit together. Only He knows His plan
for us.
Thats what were teaching preschoolers
this month, that God has a plan for us. He gives us
pieces of our puzzle as we go through life, and they all fit
together. They are all part of His plan.
Jeanette Simpson
Preschool Ministry Director
jsimpson@lexingtonbaptist.org

Coming Up This Month...

Every Sunday in November, our elementary kids are
learning about service. Our lessons are all based around
this big idea as well as Matthew 5:16 which says, In
the same way, let your light shine before others, that
they may see your good deeds and glorify your Father
in heaven.
In light of the catasrophic flooding across SC, this is a
great opportunity for us to help those in need. We are
encouraging our families to put feet to their faith and
serve as a family. Here are three practical ways to serve
this month.
1. Donate or lend a hand of service as our great state is
restored and people whove lost everything attempt to
rebuild their lives.
2. We will have boxes of brownie mix in the childrens
lobby throughout the month. We want families to bake a
treat together and deliver it to someone who may need
a smile- neighbors, family, and friends. As youre baking
or delivering, dont forget to share your photos with us
using the hashtag #lexkidsserve.
3. Operation Christmas Child Shoebox Collection Day is November 15. We encourage
families to pack a shoebox together. Check out the family guide at samaritanspurse.org
to making the most of this experience with your kids.
Maegan Bolding
Childrens Ministry Director
maegan@lexingtonbaptist.org

LBC Students & Volunteers, hard at work in the Gym sorting donations for flood victims

Student Ministry Families,

I want to take a few lines to share how proud I am of our LBC Students. October was filled with a
lot of highs and lows. We experienced so much devastation all across the state last month when
unprecedented rainfall hit South Carolina. We all saw the pictures of houses flooded with water
and businesses destroyed. Many families are still walking through the darkest times of their
lives. Somehow, in the middle of all the heartbreak and darkness, light could be seen through
the actions of people. I watched as your students spent hours and hours packing boxes and
loading bottle waters. These students could have been at the house playing video games, and
yet, they saw a need and jumped on it. I am so thankful for this church, and God continues to
be faithful through the storm.
Parents, I want to see your students get connected into this ministry. We meet on Sunday
Mornings at 10:30 a.m. and on Wednesday nights at 6:15 p.m. in the Family Life Center building.
God is doing some amazing things in the lives of these students. If you ever have any questions
or concerns, please feel free to email or call my anytime.

Ian Geimer
Associate Pastor

Next Generation Ministries

Ian@lexingtonbaptist.org

The Passage & a Wedding Invitation

One of our milestones in the student ministry here at LBC is The Passage,
designed for 7th graders and their parent/parents from April 22 to24. The
Passage is a celebratory time for you and your student as they enter into
their teen years. We would love to partner with you and meet challenges
that come with that head-on, in a way that glorifies God. The Passage will
be held at Ridgecrest Conference Center in North Carolina, and the cost is
$200 per family. You can register by simply emailing Kristen King at kking@
lexingtonbaptist.org. Please prayerfully consider adding this to your calendar this year and take
advantage of your student being a 7th grader in our ministry. There will be a mandatory parent
meeting for this trip on Jan 10 at 5 p.m. in the Family Life Center.
Join Us for Our Wedding
November 7 at 2 p.m.
LBC Worship Center
Reception to follow
in the Fellowship Hall

November 7 will be a special day for me for the rest

of my life. For me, its the day that I get to marry
my best friend and witness how God answered
prayers in my life. Meredith and I feel very loved
by this church family, and we would like to extend
an invitation for all who desire to join us in this
celebration.

The ceremony will be held at 2

p.m. in the Worship Center at
Lexington Baptist Church, followed
by a brief dessert reception in the Fellowship Hall. Were excited to start our life
together, and were grateful that we get to do that here
Daniel Walker
in Lexington.
Middle School Ministry Director
Daniel@lexingtonbaptist.org

LBC

SENIOR ADULTS

& Congregational Care

Our soul waits for the Lord; he is our help and our shield. For our heart is glad in him, because we
trust in his holy name. Let your steadfast love, O Lord, be upon us, even as we hope in you.

- Psalm 33:20-22, ESV

Weve seen lots of images recently with the South Carolina state motto, While I breathe, I hope, written across
our state flag. Our motto, ignored or forgotten by many, surfaced this summer when the Charleston Nine lost their
lives. In the wake of the flooding that hit S.C. just a few short weeks ago, many South Carolinians clung to the banner of our state motto once again. As of writing this, many people in the Midlands do not have clean water, further
flooding along the coast is imminent and thousands are displaced from their homes. It is encouraging to see men
and women, students, boys and girls make concerted efforts to meet the needs of those who are in a desperate
situation. They are making these efforts even in the midst, perhaps, of their own desperate situations. Most are
grateful because no water breached their homes, power never failed and all their physical needs remained met.
However, theyve pushed back their time to grieve or fought through it by turning off the news and getting out of
their homes to do something, anything, to take their minds off of what has happened around them.
Now is the time to begin processing what weve been through. While I breathe, I hope. While I breathe, I recognize
from Psalm 33 that the Lord is my help and my shield. While I breathe, I thank God for his protection and his provision. While I breathe, I thank him for the strength of his arms to reach around us with grace and peace. While I
breathe, my heart is glad because I trust his holy name. I trust that God will do what he promises. I trust that by
believing and trusting in the name of Jesus Christ, my relationship with God will last forever.
I hope. I hope because I have faith that the good men and women of this state will help put roads
back together again. I hope because homes will be rebuilt. I hope because we will look out for one
another as weve proven time and time again. I hope because I do not hope alone. As a community of believers, we hope in Christ for his steadfast, unending, ever-enduring love will be upon us.
May we continue to find ways to open our homes and our hearts to those who need to breathe
and hope again.
Jerry Freeman
Associate Pastor
Blessings,
Senior Adults & Congregational Care
jerry@lexingtonbaptist.org

Spending time with family and friends during the holidays can be enjoyable yet stressful. Having to face
the holidays with the memories of burying a family member can be dreadful. LBC will be hosting a Service of Remembrance on Sunday, November 15th at 4 p.m.in our Chapel. We are inviting any who have
lost a loved one (this year or years past) to join us for this special service which includes special music, a
message of hope, as well as an opportunity to light a candle in memory of your loved one. You are invited
to bring a picture of your loved one to display in the Chapel before and during the service. The service
will conclude with light refreshments in the Reception Hall (adjacent to the Worship Center). Our prayer
is that this service will provide hope and comfort with the coming holiday season. Will you make plans
8 now to join us for this special service?

Upcoming Senior Adult Events

Cornerstone Luncheon

Thursday, November 5
11 a.m. in the Fellowship Hall.
The cost is $6 per person, paid at
the door. Entertainment by Kathy
Swartz (comedy & handbells).
RSVP by Monday, November 2 to
marceil@lexingtonbaptist.org or by
phone to 803.996.8843.

Mens Breakfast Club

Thursday, November 19
9 a.m. at Creekside Restaurant

Parent Care Seminar

Due to the flooding in October,

we had to cancel our Parent Care
Conversation Seminar. We will reschedule this seminar in the very
near future and will let you know
about it as soon as possible.

Senior Adult Retreat

November 9-11
Join us on our annual fall retreat
at Ridgecrest Conference Center!
Musical guests Rev. Joe & Donna
Helms. For more information,
contact Marceil at 803.996.8843.

Scholarships Available
The Mary Margaret Taylor Ministry Scholarship Fund provides
limited financial assistance to Lexington Baptist Church
students who are attending college or seminary and pursuing
a career in a church-related vocation. Applications for the
2016 winter/spring semester are available by contacting Amy
Berrens at 803.996.8803 or aberrens@lexingtonbaptist.org.
Completed applications must be returned to the Church office no
later than Monday, November 30, 2015.

This month, our mens Bible study will be held on Friday, November 20.
Foster Christy is our guest teacher, and we would love for all men to experience what this study has to offer. We meet from 7 to 8 a.m. in the
Reception Hall and have doughnuts, coffee and wonderful fellowship. This
study is for men of all ages and stages.

Prayer Shawl Ministry

Thursdays at 2 p.m.
in Room 404 AEB

Senior Single Ladies

Breakfast Bunch
Thursday, November 12
9 a.m. at Lizards Thicket

Connie Maxwell
Christmas Gifts for Children
Senior adults are collecting $20
gift cards or cash for Connie
Maxwell children in November.

2016 Budget
News
A summary sheet for the 2016
proposed operating budget
for Lexington Baptist Church
is available for pick up in the
foyer outside of the Worship
Center. A more detailed
document is being mailed
to church member homes. A
presentation of the budget will
be made Sunday, November 8
at 6 p.m. in the Fellowship Hall.
The congregational budget
vote will take place in services
on Sunday, November 22.

HAPPENING THIS MONTH:

HANDELS MESSIAH

HAPPY ANNIVERSARY, SCOTT

CLARK! (1990-99; 2010-Present)

Congratulations and thank

you to Scott Clark for his faithful
leadership of the LBC Orchestra
over these past five years, plus
the decade of the 90s! We are
so blessed to have one of the
finest church orchestras to be
found anywhere, and Scott has
truly been used of God to cause
this growth and development.
As a family, Scott, Linda and
their children, Jenny, Alex and
Courtney, have been a blessing
to Lexington Baptist, and we
look forward to many more
years of music which directs our
worship to God.

Directed by Bob Burroughs

Accompanied by The Lake Murray Symphony Orchestra
Dr. Jerry Curry, Harpsichord
We hope youll join us at LBC for this amazing performance by the
Lexington Community Choir of Handels Messiah. Tickets are
general admission ($5 each) and on sale now in the main church
office. Dont miss this beautiful production- its the perfect way to
kick off the Christmas season!
If youd like to be a part of the Community Choir, please join us for
the two remaining practices:
Sunday, November 15: 2:30 to 4:30 p.m.
Saturday, November 21: 7 to 9 p.m.
For more information, you can reach Dan at
music@lexingtonbaptist.org or at 803.996.8807
or 803.996.8832.
Dan Williams
Associate Pastor, Worship
dan@lexingtonbaptist.org

Honor Your Loved One

Poinsettias are used each year to decorate our Worship Center at Christmas. You can purchase a white
poinsettia in honor or in memory of a loved one. The cost per poinsettia is $7.
You may also sponsor a boxwood wreath to be placed on the side of our pews in honor or in memory
of a loved one- the cost of a wreath sponsorship is $10.
Fill out an order form (available at the Worship Center Information Desk and LBC main office) and
return the form with full payment to the church office. The deadline is Monday, November 16. A list of
honorees will be published on Sunday, November 29.
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S A M A R I T A NS

P U R S E

LBC Shoebox Collection Day

Sunday, November 15
Both 9 and 10:30 a.m. services

What goes into the box

Through Operation Christmas Child

(OCC), a ministry of Samaritans
Purse, you can help reach children
around the world with the gospel in a
tangible way. By packing a shoe box
with small toys, toiletries and candy, you can give the gift of hope to a child
in need.
Lexington Baptist is a community collection location for shoe box gifts, and
we will receive thousands of them to prepare for their journey around the
world. To volunteer to collect and pack shoeboxes, contact Jennifer Steele
at jennilynn0528@gmail.com.
If youd like to learn more about OCC, visit samaritanspurse.org or contact
the Missions Office at 803.996.8836. Packing instructions are available at
the Information Center in the Worship Center lobby.

FOR MORE INFORMATION, VISIT LEXINGTONBAPTIST.ORG/OCC

LBC COMMUNITY
SHOE BOX DROP-OFF TIMES
Monday, Nov. 16: 10 a.m. to 2 p.m.
Tuesday, Nov. 17: 10 a.m. to 2 p.m.
Wednesday, Nov. 18: 1 to 5 p.m.
Thursday, Nov. 19: 10 to 2 p.m.
Friday, Nov. 20: 10 to 2 p.m.
Saturday, Nov. 21: 12 to 4 p.m.
Monday, Nov. 23: 12 to 7 p.m.
To volunteer to help collect and pack
shoeboxes from LBC and the surrounding
community, email Jennifer Steele at
jennilynn0528@gmail.com.
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Missions at LBC
And now these three remain: faith, hope and love. But the greatest of these is love.
- 1 Corinthinans 13:3
I am writing this update on October 11th, just a few days after the 1,000 Year Flood. Last week, I
witnessed LBC stand up as a collection and distribution site with no notice. I saw hundreds of our church
members and volunteers from across the community come together in our Family Life Center to unload,
process, sort, and then move tons of much-need relief item across the Midlands. I traveled to numerous
disaster shelters across our area where I met volunteers pouring themselves into helping others. I have
been to homes where scores of volunteers were enduring the tough task of throwing peoples worldly
possessions into piles at the curb and, all the while, the home owners were expressing how blessed they
felt that they and those they loved were safe.
Yes, I have seen faith and hope in the last two weeks but more than that, I have seen love. I have seen
people loving like Christ loves in a genuine, pure, and sacrificial manner. My prayer is after the flood
waters have receded and everything is back to our new normal that as a church we will continue to love
as we never have before.

On October 19th, I will be leaving my position here at LBC to take a staff position with the American Red
Cross as a Disaster Program Manager. We will still be in the area and attending church
here. I must say that serving on the staff here for 19 months has made me even more
committed to LBC. My feelings are a direct reflection of my wonderful relationships
with folks like you.
Thanks for everything.

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John Wright
Ministry Assistant, Missions
jwright@lexingtonbaptist.org

Orphan Sunday
November 8, 2015

All throughout the month of November, we will be focusing on our

ministry to orphans. Our Families of Hope Ministry is putting
together some wonderful opportunities to inform and inspire us
about how we can love and serve orphans, foster children and
foster and adoptive families.
On Saturday November 7, Johnny Carr, renowned orphan care
advocate and author of Orphan Justice, will be presenting a
community-wide seminar at 5 p.m. in the LBC Fellowship Hall.
Dinner will be provided. This event is free.
On Sunday November 8, we will be having a special Orphan
Sunday worship service at both morning services. Additionally,
there will be an informal drop-in luncheon after the second
worship service to welcome Johnny and get more information about his ministry.
More information about Johnny Carr and his ministry can be found at http://orphanjustice.com/
johnny-carr/
If you would like to be involved in the events on November 7 and 8, please contact Jennifer OCain,
the Families of Hope coordinator at theocaincrew@aol.com.

Our Operation Christmas Child Collection week will be from November 15th through November 22nd
beginning with our special collection service at LBC on the 15th. Collection center hours are posted on
page 11 of The Signal. We have increased our responsibilities with Samaritans Purse from a relay
center to a collection center this year, so the need for volunteers will be even greater. If you would like to
help out with Operation Christmas Child, please contact Jennifer Steele at jennilynn0528@gmail.com.

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The Importance of Disciple-Making

Mark 1:16-18 says, As Jesus walked beside the Sea of Galilee, he saw Simon and his brother Andrew
casting a net into the lake, for they were fisherman. Come, follow me, Jesus said, and I will make you
fishers of men. At once they left their nets and followed him. When we read this it becomes very clear
what we have to do in order to become a disciple of Jesus. We have to respond by doing the unthinkable.
Did you notice what the fisherman did when Jesus called them to follow him? They responded by dropping
their NETS and following Him.
Consider for a moment what that meant for those fisherman to drop their nets. It meant leaving behind
their livelihoods. It meant changing who they were and what they had been trained to do. It meant
stepping away from the security they knew and stepping into the uncomfortable. It meant a change of
scenery. It meant a change in priorities. However, it led to a journey they could never have imagined. This
is one of the greatest examples of faith in all of scripture. It took incredible faith to walk away from their
nets and become a follower of Christ.
Put yourself in their place. What will it take for us to become like the fisherman Jesus called? What will
it take for us to drop our nets and follow Christ as His faithful disciples? To be a disciple of Christ means
we will have to respond to Jesus, change our priorities and step out to be a part of an incredible journey.
Let me encourage you with a few ways to leave your nets and become faithful disciples.
1. Disciples identify the NETS in our lives we need to release: Dropping the nets of our lives that entangle
us will allow us to freely follow Christ as a disciple.
2. Disciples become Fishers of Men: We have to become outspoken evangelists armed with the Gospel
of Christ.
3. Disciples read and study Gods Word: Make time daily for reading and studying the word of God. Make
Sunday school a priority each week. Studying Gods word with other believers enriches our lives.
4. Disciples have a dynamic prayer life: Prayer is more than just talking to God; Prayer
is also listening for Gods response.
5. Disciples Make Disciples: When we become a disciple we are actively pursuing ways
to replicate ourselves in the lives of others.
Mark Owens

Jesus is calling us. It is time to leave our nets and follow Him! Associate Pastor for Equipping
mowens@lexingtonbaptist.org

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Please join us on Sunday, November 8 at 4:30 p.m. in the Fellowship Hall for this important meeting
for current Adult Sunday School leadership. Email sandy@lexingtonbaptist.org for more information.

NOVEMBER 2015
Monday

Sunday

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
5 p.m.
Missions Prayer Support (406 AEB)

6 p.m.
6 p.m..

Sunday Evening Worship (Chapel)

WAM (Worship, Arts & Music) Practice

Tuesday

8:30 a.m.
10 a.m.
6:30 p.m.
6:30 p.m.
7 p.m.

Ladies Bible Study

Ladies Bible Study (CHB 201)
Ladies Bible Study (RH)
Mens Bible Study (CHB 201)
Mens Prayer Group (CHB 206)

AEB: Adult Education Building

CHB: Chapel Building
FLC: Family Life Center
RH: Reception Hall

Saturday

Orphan
Ministry
Training
5 p.m.

Great Date
Challenge
5 p.m.

Adult SS
Leaders
Meeting
4:30 p.m.
Budget
Presentation
6 p.m. 8

9 & 10:30 a.m.

Prayer Shawl Knitting/Crochet

Friday

Sr. Adult
Cornerstone
Luncheon
11 a.m.

9 & 10:30 a.m.

4:45
6:15



7:00
7:30

2 p.m.

Thursday

Orphan
Sunday

OCC Shoebox
Collection

Thursday

Wednesday

Dinner with
the Pastor
4 p.m.

Wednesday
p.m. Fellowship Supper (until 6 p.m.)
p.m. Pastors Bible Study
D Groups
Wired (Birth-5th Grade)
Encounter 431 (6th-12th Grade)
p.m. Adult Choir Rehearsal
p.m. Orchestra Rehearsal

Tuesday

10

12

16

17

18
No
Wednesday
Night
Activities

Handels
Messiah
7 p.m.

22

23

29

30

24

25

13

14

Mens Bible
Study with
Foster Christy
7 a.m.

Family
Thanksgiving
Dinner &
Lords Supper
6:15 p.m.

Service of
Remembrance
4 p.m.

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11

19

20

Thanksgiving
Day
(LBC Closed)

(LBC Closed)

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27

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