Bulletin / Prayer List 6-3-18

Prayer List
Don Baker had a second electrical shock treatment. He has requested that we pray for his daughter Dona Head. Doctors have found a spot on her lung and one on her thyroid gland.
Kathy Hill is recovering at home.
A.C. Quinn’s great-great nephew Connor Quinn is having seizures.
Frank Rhoden has been in the hospital.
Frank Rhoden’s friend Tommy Reynolds has been moved from a hospital in Louisiana to TMC.

James and Florene Griffin, Jerry and Betty Harris, Don Hickerson, Billie Phillips, Billie Bradford, Betty Clark, Eddie Hickerson, Gary Hickerson, Dorothy Hodges, Bobbi King, Audrey McKin, Beryl Miller, Della Price, Eddie Rolens, Brian Scott and Della Skerkis.

Serving in the military; 
Cody Blomstedt, 
Josh Van Deren and 
Chris Johnson. All are in the U.S. at this time. 
Tyler Davies has been deployed to Guam. 

Let us pray for our country and government leaders and those who are in harms way, military and civilian personnel. 
The effectual fervent prayer of a righteous man availeth much… 

The 19th 2018 Texomaland Summer Youth Series begins June 5th at Leonard church of Christ at 7:00pm.

We will not have VBS this summer.

The Men’s Business Meeting will be June 10th after evening services. All men are invited and courage to attend.

Pantry Item: Pre Sweeten Koolaid

June 10 Prayers: Morning: Don Harrington – Robert Courtney
                           Evening: Jerry6 Harris – Don Hickerson
Scriptures: Robert Embry


JESUS IN A FRYING PAN
By A. C. Quinn

What a strange place for one to claim to find the Lord, but that is exactly what happened in South Texas not too long ago. Some benighted individual purportedly saw the image of Jesus in an old antique frying pan. Newspapers must be desperate for news, because many of them, including our own local paper carried the article and a picture of the frying pan.
This is but a prime example superstition at its worst. To imply that one has actually seen the Lord Jesus Christ in a greasy residue in a frying pan is beyond all reason; however, some religious bodies rely on such reports and call them miracles whether they be claimed images in a frying pan or an image in a dirty screen door.
The children of God are warned against such “vain janglings,” “O Timothy, keep that which is committed to thy trust, avoiding profane and vain babblings, and oppositions of science falsely so called:” (1 Tom. 6:20). The apostle Paul further warns brethren, “Beware least any man spoil you through philosophy and vain deceit, after the tradition of men, after the rudiments of the world, and not after Christ”(Col.2:8). There are, of course, other such warnings about the superstitious as it is related to religion, and so much of that superstition is in claims of miracles which never happened.
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Cheerful Giving
     A mother wanted to teach her daughter a moral lesson.  She gave the little girl a quarter and a dollar for church.  "Put whichever one you want in the collection plate and keep the other for yourself," she told the girl.
     Sunday, when they were coming out of the church, the mother asked her daughter which amount she had given.
     "Well," said the little girl, "I was going to give the dollar, but just before the collection the preacher said that God loves a cheerful giver.  I knew I'd be a lot more cheerful if I gave the quarter, so I did.
_________via Seed for the Sower