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Volume 5
February 8, 2015
Issue 6
Church of Christ
Jackson Street…Weekly Reader
http://jacksonstreetchurchofchrist.org
Minister: Brian Mickey (870) 562-9674
Youth/Campus Minister: Joel Bailey (870) 814-9608
Church Office (870) 234-3053
Who Are You?
ELDERS:
Don Goin
Roy Keith
Larry Terry
Scott White
DEACONS:
Paul Garris
Paul McLendon
Stephen Zorsch
MISSIONS:
 Southern Christian
Home
 Paragould
Children’s Home
 In Search of the
Lord’s Way
 Utah Mission
 Benin, W. Africa
 Worldwide Spanish
Literature Ministry
 International
Gospel Hour
 21st Century Global
Missions
 Bibles for China
 John Bryant
This morning, if you are in Christ, then you are extraordinary! The
option of being just an ordinary person on earth is thrown out the
window when we have committed our lives to Christ. Remember,
Paul said, “I have been crucified…”, and ordinary people
do not experience crucifixion! As you go through this devotional,
consider how extraordinary we truly are and the ways we can be
different than the ordinary things of this world.
1) Circle the things in this list that are alive?
rock
carpet
fish
door
tree
cell phone
We know things are alive because they can do 3 extraordinary things; living things
can grow, change, and reproduce.
Read Ephesians 2:4-5: Consider what Paul says about our being alive as
Christians.
2) Read 1 Corinthians 14:20: How are some ways you can continue to grow and
show you are alive as a Christian?
3) Read Isaiah 1:16–17: What are some things God would tell you
to change about yourself to show you are alive as a Christian?
4) Read Matthew 28:19: What are some ways to reproduce disciples of Christ?
Being able to grow, change, and reproduce makes us extraordinary! I pray that as
we walk this earth we are able to see just how extraordinary we are through the
strength and power of God. I also pray that we will continue to search out ways to
honor and glorify God with every action we take. May God bless you as you walk
with Him at your side.
-Mickey
Volume 5
February 8, 2015
Who posed as her husband’s sister
while in Egypt?
Last Week’s Answer: What did Peter find with a
coin in its mouth? A fish (Matthew 17:27)
Issue 6
Camp Kurios Reunion
This Evening from 5:00-7:00 PM
Beech Springs Camp
Bus will leave from Student Center at 4:00 PM
SOUTHERN CHRISTIAN HOME:
The truck from the SOUTHERN CHRISTIAN HOME will
be in Magnolia on Tuesday, February 17, to pick up
the items we have collected for them. Suggested Items
for this week: Pinesol, Koolaid, Mac & Cheese,
Bottled Water
Soup & Sandwich
Fellowship
Sunday, February 22
Following the Evening Service
In addition to the soup & sandwiches,
each family is asked to bring a drink.
This will be a special evening with our service
being led by our young men and boys
of the congregation!
MISSION MEAL:
Our next MISSION MEAL for the Southern Christian
Mission will be on Tuesday, February 24. Please sign
the list on the bulletin board in the FLC if you would be
willing to supply food for this meal.
THANK YOU:
Dear Church of Christ Members,
Thanks for the donation to the Children’s Home in
memory of Helen—“Mama.” She would be so proud of
all her gifts in her memory! She was a special
Christian lady, mother, and friend.
Thanks for
everything!
Love,
Jo Ann, Billy Don, Jan, & Al
(Family of Helen Blair)
MULE FEED:
Monday, February 8 – Margaret McAdams,* Amelia
McAdams, Liz Robinson, Linda Bentley, and
Darlene Harris
Monday, February 15 – Julie Goin,* Cindy Walker,
Rosanne Wallace, Sarah Mickey, and Mikie
McLendon
LADIES:
The ladies will meet in Room 1 at 1:00 PM on
Wednesday, February 18, for LADIES’ WORK
AFTERNOON.
AVAILABLE:
Copies of the FEBRUARY CALENDAR are available
on the table in the FLC.
For the Record (02-01-15)
Student Center
Wednesday PM
Bible Study
Worship AM
Worship PM
Contribution
Weekly Budgeted Goal
11
73
77
139
58
$5,085.00
$5,340.00
Volume 5
February 8, 2015
Issue 6
Bailey’s Blatherings
Chicago - Can you believe that it is already February? Where has the year gone? This year the Riders
for Christ are planning a service trip to Chicago, IL, over Spring Break. We will have the honor of once
again working with the Northside Church of Christ’s Food Pantry to assist in giving out much needed
food to those in need. I had a chance to see firsthand this past Spring Break just how many people in
that area would go without the basic “staple foods” if it weren’t for this amazing ministry. We will also
go to the Greater Chicago Food Depository to repackage boxes of food for pantries to distribute. I find
it so inspiring that our students are willing to give up their Spring Breaks to go to the “Windy City”
instead of the beach or even the couch at Mom and Dad’s house.
The Riders for Christ, Brian, and I would like to ask you to add us to your prayer lists. Please pray for
this trip, not just that we will be safe, but that we will take full advantage of the opportunities that God
will provide--opportunities to brighten someone’s day, to share God’s word, to be God’s hands, feet,
and mouthpiece in this world. This congregation has been so supportive of this trip, and we truly
thank you for that as well as ask your continued support of this trip. If you would like to help
financially, you can give your donations to Joel, Brian, or Linda.
Camp Kurios Reunion - It’s early February. The air is crisp and COLD and the grass is that perfect
shade of brown, so you know what that means—IT’S ALMOST TIME FOR SUMMER CAMP!!!!!! I can just
see it now, children running, kickballs being kicked, and relationships being developed and
strengthened. Camp Kurios holds a special place in my heart, as well as the hearts of others here at
Jackson Street. Do you know why? Well, I wish that I could explain it to you, but the best way is to
show you. The great thing is that tonight, Camp Kurios is hosting a Camp Reunion at Beech Springs. I
would like to take the opportunity to invite you to come out and see what everyone is talking about and
be a part of camp life for a little bit. Who knows, you may just decide that you want to attend one of
the three sessions this summer either as a camper or as a counselor. I will drive the church bus to the
reunion tonight, so if you would like to ride along, come to the Student Center at 4 PM and join us. We
will return around 8:30. Hope to see you there…here…you know what I mean.
-Joel
Volume 5
Serving List
Scripture Reading
Bible Verse
Sermon
Prayer
Song Leader
Nursery Workers
February 8, 2015
Today, February 8
Carl Burdine
Matthew 5:13-16
Brian Mickey
Open: Paul McLendon
Close: Paul Garris
Mark Keith
Micheala Roden
Cassidy Smith
Evening
Scripture Reading
Bible Verse
Sermon
Prayer
Jack McLaughlin
Haggai 2:4-5
Brian Mickey
Open: David Connelly
Close: Bob Stevens
Song Leader
Mark Keith
Morning
Scripture Reading
Sermon
Next Week, February 15
Michael Fondren
Brian Mickey
Open: Scott White
Close: Ryan Holbrook
Joel Bailey
Sandy Keith
Jill Zorsch
Prayer
Song Leader
Nursery Workers
Evening
Scripture Reading
Sermon
Prayer
Song Leader
Don Goin
Brian Mickey
Open: Bopie Booth
Close: Brandon Wallace
Michael Fondren
(Please notify Paul Garris or Ryan Holbrook if you cannot be
present to perform your assigned duties.)
Elder in Charge for February: Scott White
JACKSON STREET CHURCH OF CHRIST
313 South Jackson Street
P.O. Box 307
Magnolia, AR 71754-0307
Sunday’s Opportunities:
9:00am Bible Classes
10:15am Worship
6:00pm Worship
Wednesday’s Opportunity:
7:00pm Bible Class
Email: [email protected]
Telephone: 870.234.3053
Issue 6
Concerns:
Released from hospitals or rehabs:
Vernon Perry
Clara Betts
Wanda Woods
Amanda Newton (Larry & Nancy Terry’s daughter)
Shirley Vickers (Cindy Walker’s mother)
George Lucas (Nadine Booth’s father)
Joe Warga (Glo Warga’s husband)
Bobby McLaughlin-(Jack McLaughlin’s father) doing
well following aortic valve surgery last Monday
Louis Gabbard-(Clara Betts’ brother) Tulsa hospital
Tom Voss-(Debbie Flemens’ father) moved to
Pulmonary Rehab in Ruston
Paul McLendon-Room 2323, Magnolia Regional Medical,
reaction to medication for diverticulitis
Tommy Wynn-(Jackie Stevens’ father) knee procedure
Jackie Foster-at home on hospice
Shut-Ins:
Garvis Arrington-Dudneywood
Fola Coats-Room 205, Monroe House, Wentworth
Margaret Dennis-Room 310, Magnolia Health & Rehab
Mary Jarnigan-Room 606, Hedden House, Wentworth
Margie Moses-Room 106A, Magnolia Health/Rehab
Dick Wideman-Room 12, Monroe House, Wentworth
Mary Wyrick-Room 205, Pine Valley
Sick and /or Chronically Ill:
Vicky Antley
Brooke Bearden
Michael Blair
Jennifer Carter
Rachel Couch
Sammy Couch
Jada Dean
Wanda Green
Lynda Harris
Steve Haston
Kerry Keith
Robert Kumpe
Jo Miller
Diane Nolan
Billie Owen
Charleen Skyme
Bobbie Stevens
Sue Whatley
Kandy Wyrick