Trinity Talk - All the news and upcoming events - November 7, 2010
THANKS TO ALL who helped in any way with the spaghetti supper on Friday night. As usual, the food was delicious, the service outstanding, and the fellowship with community was wonderful.
DO YOU NEED A CHALLENGE? FIND YOURSELF WITH NOTHING USEFUL TO DO THIS WEEK? Check the calendar below for ways to serve your church, ways to reach out to others, ways to spread the word of God’s Love.
WEDNESDAY – JOY, Trinity’s prayer and praise service @ 6:00 p.m. A great time to sing, share prayer concerns, and hear another of Pastor Susan’s inspiring devotions.
THURSDAY, November 11, at 10 a.m. the Faculty, Staff, and Students of Bloomfield Schools invite you to their annual VETERAN’S DAY SALUTE to all Missouri Veterans. Honored guests will be all current or former members of the armed services and their families. Guests may enter the gym through the pass-gate doors on the south side of the gym. Special VIP seating will be on the gym floor; guests should arrive between 9:30 and 9:50. Please help make this a great day for servicemen and women and the Bloomfield School District.
FRIDAY, November 12 - The United Methodist Women will meet at Golden Living Care Center (2:30) to help celebrate November birthdays with five of the residents, Betty Aslin, Clarence Taylor, Dale Hudgens, Libby Merideth and Bobbie Jones. Please join us at 3:00 p.m. UM Women will also assemble their Thanksgiving Food Basket at this time.
WOMEN – Save Saturday, November 13, for the 1st Baptist’s annual Women’s Fall Brunch. 10 a.m. Always excellent food, good fellowship, lots of door prizes and an inspirational program.
SUNDAY, November 14, the Church Council will meet immediately after the 11 a.m. worship service. This is open to all who are interested in the business of Trinity.
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Our annual Charge Conference is at 7 p.m., November 15, at Trinity. This will be a joint meeting with Bell City, Advance, and Sadler’s Chapel participating. The churches meet together in order to share their outreach ideas to better serve God in their respective communities. It gives all participants new ideas that could be implemented in their churches. Our District Superintendent will conduct the conference at which time annual reports from the churches are presented. The meeting is open to everyone.
Note from Julie Ross Dodd:
Join me on Friday, November 19th from 6-8 at the Trinity United Methodist Church in Bloomfield, MO for pictures with Santa.....and much, much more!! Thank You for helping to promote a great cause for 2 awesome charities! The Stoddard County Relay for Life and the Juvenile Diabetes Research Foundation. BELIEVE IN A CURE!!!!!
CONGRATULATIONS TO MIDDLE SCHOOL STUDENTS WHO MADE THE HONOR ROLL THIS QUARTER. Sixth Grade: Alex Gibbs and Collin Wilson. Seventh Grade: Tyler Battles, Nate Cazee, and Andrew Northern. Eighth Grade: Whitney Cecil, Charlie Glass, Emily O’Neal, Rachel Pullum, and Sophie Thorn. (Information taken from the local newspaper.)
SAMARITAN SHOE BOX TIME AGAIN: This project is for children in disadvantaged countries. Just select a firm shoebox or a plastic shoe box and fill it with gifts for a boy or girl in age categories 2-4; 5-9; 10-14. If may include a picture of you or your family, write a short note, and always pray for the child who will receive your box. Add a check for $7 to Samaritan’s Purse. Secure with a heavy rubber band around the box and bring it to the church by Nov. 21. “Your gift of love may be the door God uses to open a child’s heart to Jesus Christ,” stated Franklin Graham, President of Samaritan’s Purse. Gift ideas and labels are on the table in the foyer or may be downloaded at www/samaritanspurse.org/
CALLING ALL BELL RINGERS! Our help is needed to “ring that bell” during this holiday season for the Salvation Army at the Dexter Wal-Mart. Daeoc organizes this important ministry in this area. So many people are supported through the work of the Salvation Army in countless natural disasters, fires and other emergencies. Will you help us “ring that bell” this year? Please contact Pastor Susan or Tammi Robinett, tpullum@daeoc.com who coordinates this effort.
TUMC GIRLS met on Tuesday night for fun and business. Mary Thorn gave a very inspirational devotion. As it happened to be Mary’s birthday, Lara surprised her with a cake and Patty Hobbs and Sue Mayo, hostesses, provided additional refreshments. Final plans were put in place for the spaghetti supper. Hendleys graciously donated the beef again, which is very much appreciated. The upcoming TUMC Christmas party was discussed. The date, time and place will be announced soon.
Food Ministry – Items for a Christmas Basket.
PRAYER CONCERNS
Cecil Vincent, Jr. – treatments completed; surgery on Tuesday, Nov. 9.
Uldean Lambert - heart surgery on Oct. 31
Tina Lawhorn - mass on her neck; also back spasms
Duke Hudson – friend of Brooke Smith; wife died Wednesday of massive heart attack.
Don Scott - cancer
Larry Pinney Marcia’s uncle - cancer
Earl Hancock Arlene Hopkin’s son-in-law - severe kidney and heart problems.
Deanna Kelly - Guillain-Barr Syndrome and is paralyzed.
Levi and Isabella, Amy Heaton’s babies, born at 30 weeks, cousin of Julie Dodd
Dan Duncan Sarah White Gorty Aslin Hazel Patrick Blake Harris Greg Hall Charlie Glass Mucuacua UMC
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