Bulletin / Prayer List March 29, 2020


Tom Bean church of Christ

March 29, 2020


209 South Brown Street

Tom Bean, Tx 75489



Phone: (903) 546-6620


Website: tombeancoc.com


                                 ELDERS          DEACONS       PREACHER
                             Charlie Counts     Greg Counts     Kerry King
                             Robert Embry
                             Kerry King


 SCHEDULE OF SERVICES
                         Sunday                             Tuesday

                    Bible Study  9:00 AM         Ladies Class 10:00 AM


                    Worship     10:00AM              Wednesday


                    Worship       5:00 PM          Bible Study   7:00 PM




MONTH
March
ANOUNCEMENTS
Kerry King

SERVING THE LORD’S SUPPER

Robert Embry       Jerry Harris

PRAYERS TODAY
MORNING                        EVENING
Walter McMillen                  Kerry King
    Jerry Harris                         Robert Embry

SCRIPTURE READING
Kerry King
PRAYER LIST

Don Baker is at home now. He will have a kidney scan done.
Leta Embry had her first chemo treatment Friday.
Brenda Loftice (Carmen’s mother in law) eye surgery has been 

postponed until May.
Darril Slone (Ruby’s son) – had shoulder surgery and is now suffering

from myasthenia gravis. He is seeing a new doctor and has new

medication.
Kathy Hill – has begun additional treatment for her cancer.
Elaine Yniguez, Becky Harris’ family has begun chemotherapy for 

her cancer.

Remember in Daily Prayer:
Cancer: Zack Folks, Joy Fowler, Betty Clark, Don Boyd, Lucus Drews, 

Brayden Counts, Ruth Stone (Greg’s bosses’ wife), Sue Pray, Jesse Farrer (Tom
Bean schoolboard president), Sharon Ditto (friend of Jan), Gordy Hicks,
Mary Estep.
Macular Degeneration: AC Quinn, Beryl Miller
Others: Florene Griffin (back & hip), Rebekah Van Deren (Pancreas), 

Beverly Roberts (MS), Scott, Judy & Tonya McMillen, Norma Garza, 

Carmen Loftice, Dannie Baker (severe allergies), Steve Dupuis (heart, AC’s son in
law), Brenda Williams (kidney), Bill Davis (stroke), Louise Wright (pneumonia), 
Walter McMillen (broken ankle), Greg Counts (sinus surgery),
Jeremiah Morrow (brain surgery), June Witaker (mini strokes), Gwynell
Hunt (Walter’s sister – stroke).

Serving Our Country:
Cody Blomstedt (Korea), Kirklynn Hance, Kirk Johnson (Kuwait)
Tyler Davies is scheduled to deploy to Dubai.
Police & First Responders:
Travis Counts, Dalton Griffin, Chelsie Serrano

Men Serving Next Week April 5, 2020
Prayers:
Morning: AC Quinn – Don Hickerson
Evening: Greg Counts – Charlie Counts
Pantry Item: Any non-perishable item.

“Confess your faults one to another, and pray one for another,that you may behealed. The effectual fervent prayer of a righteous man availeth much.”
(James 5:16)

Hard Times
The Lord’s church has endured many hard times over the history since the
Lord Jesus established His church. The hard times began at the beginning of the
church and continue to plague the faithful. As early as Acts chapter 3, we see the
church pressed on every side with trials and tribulation.

 Peter heals a lame man in Acts chapter 3 and both Peter and John wind up in prison in Acts chapter 4! More persecution continues in chapter 4 and escalates in great proportion by Acts chapter 7 with the death of Stephen. Because of the great persecution of Saul of Tarsus, the church is scattered throughout the land. Still, the faithful meet on the first day of the week to partake of the Lord’s Supper, sing, give of their means, pray and hear God’s word preached. Later, when Saul has been converted, he works even harder to teach people the way of God than when he persecuted the church. He endured many trials and tribulations during his walk as a Christian! Many of his trials are listed in 2 Cor 10:23-28 and yet Paul endures all in order to finish the race 2 Tim 4:6- 8.

The church today is going through many trials. We have been ordered not
to meet for fear of the Covid-19 virus, yet we still have the obligation and desire to meet for the same reasons they did in the first century. 

The elders of the Tom Bean congregation have chosen to follow the teaching of the writer of Hebrews, “Not forsaking the assembling of ourselves together, as the manner of some is; but exhorting one another and so much the more, as ye see the day approaching.” (Heb 10.25). 

We will hold our scheduled services on Sunday morning and evening and have Bible class on Wednesday night. If you begin to show signs of sickness, please stay home and let us know what is going on so we can assist you as we can. Also, we are encouraging everyone to practice “social distancing” as much as possible.

Robert Embry has made sure the speaker in the south classroom is working and if you would like to sit in that classroom feel free to do so. Also, the speaker is
working in the nursery. Those that sit in the auditorium are asked to not sit too
close together with the exception of family members that you are in constant
contact with.

If you need our assistance in any way, please let one of the elders
know.

In Christian Love,
Kerry