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July 30, 2017 Liturgical Color: Green 8:00 am
PRELUDE AND RINGING OF THE BELL
HYMN OF PRAISE All Hail King Jesus (lyrics inside back cover of hymnal) Duke Cleghorn
+CALL TO WORSHIP Psalm 103:19-22 page 940 Rev. Nate Randall, Associate Pastor
+PRAYER OF ADORATION Pastor Nate
THE CHURCH IN PRAISE
+ HYMN No. 473 Victory in Jesus Duke Cleghorn
Lighting of the Altar Candles
+ HYMN No. 477 Stand Up, Stand Up for Jesus Duke Cleghorn
THE CHURCH IN FELLOWSHIP WELCOME TO OUR GUESTS Pastor Nate
+FELLOWSHIP CHORUS Bond of Love Duke Cleghorn
We are one in the bond of love; We are one in the bond of love.
We have jointed our spirit with the Spirit of God; We are one in the bond of love.
CHILDREN’S TIME Pastor Nate
HYMN No. 423 There is a Balm in Gilead Duke Cleghorn
THE CHURCH IN PRAYER Pastor Nate
HEARING GOD’S WORD SCRIPTURE READING James 2:1-18 page 1881 Pastor Nate
+Gloria Patri, +Apostles’ Creed, +Prayer of Affirmation
A TIME OF GIVING THE GIVING OF GOD’S TITHE AND OUR OFFERINGS Pastor Nate
The Offertory
+Doxology and +Prayer of Dedication Pastor Nate
PROCLAMATION OF GOD’S WORD
THE MORNING SERMON Pastor Nate
Philadelphia Mission Team
CLOSING PRAYER AND THE LORDS PRAYER Pastor Nate
DEPARTING TO SERVE THIS WEEK AT SJ’s Pastor Nate
+BENEDICTION Pastor Nate
+POSTLUDE
SAINT JOHN’S EVANGELICAL PROTESTANT CHURCH
Cullman, Alabama www.sjepc.com
Acolyte: Isaac Baggett, Blakely Baggett
St. John’s Evangelical Protestant Church
Established 1874
Cullman’s Community Church www.sjepc.com
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Today e honor all of the Godly
women in our lives who have
helped shape us into the people
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JULY 2ND –
JULY DONATION ITEMS:
Instant Oatmeal
Peanut Butter
Pop Tarts
The need is great!! 2 Food collection points:
Entrance to Education
Building and Entrance to LLS
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Look inside
for this weeks 8:00 and 9:30
Service Order of Worships
Be an Angel
don’t forget!!
Cullman
Caring for
Kids Food
Bank
Donations
To help us ensure the safety of our children,
visitors and adults, everyday, beginning
August 1, 2017 the traffic flow in the north
parking lot will become ONE WAY
TRAFFIC.
Drivers will enter (ONLY) from 2nd
Ave.
(street that runs in front of the church) and exit
onto 3rd
Ave. (facing St. Paul’s) with a
RIGHT Turn only.
In addition to the one way traffic , we will also
have 4 designated Visitor parking spots for our
guests.
Thank you in advance for helping us with this
change.
~ Safe Sanctuaries Committee
NEW ONE WAY TRAFFICE FOR
NORTH PARKING LOT
SANCTUARY WEEKLY ORDER OF WORSHIP
+ PRELUDE AND RINGING OF THE BELL
+ HYMN OF PRAISE ............................ All Hail King Jesus
All hail King Jesus. All hail Emmanuel.
King of Kings, Lord of Lords, bright Morning Star.
and throughout eternity I’ll sing Your praises,
and I’ll reign with You throughout eternity.
+ CALL TO WORSHIP ..........................Pastor Nate Randall
Psalm103 19-22 page 940
+ PRAYER OF ADORATION………………….Pastor Nate
+ HYMN No. 473 Victory in Jesus
Lighting of the Altar Candles
+ HYMN No. 477 Stand Up, Stand Up for Jesus
+ WELCOME TO OUR GUESTS…...................Pastor Nate
+ FELLOWSHIP CHORUS ............................Bond of Love
We are one in the bond of love;
We are one in the bond of love;
We have joined our spirit with the Spirit of God;
We are one in the bond of love.
CHILDREN’S TIME (8:00 only)…………...…Pastor Nate
HYMN No. 423 There is a Balm in Gilead
THE CHURCH IN PRAYER………………… Pastor Nate
SCRIPTURE READING .................................. Pastor Nate
James 2:1-18 page 1881
+ Gloria Patri
+ Apostles’ Creed
+ Prayer of Affirmation
THE GIVING OF GOD’S TITHE AND OUR OFFERINGS
Offertory
+ Doxology
+ Prayer of Dedication
THE MORNING SERMON ……………………Pastor Nate
Philadelphia Missions Team
THE SACRAMENT OF THE LORD’S SUPPER (9:30 only)
Prayer of Devotion to Christ and The Lord’s Prayer
CLOSING PRAYER AND THE LORD’S PRAYER
THIS WEEK AT SJ’s
+ BENEDICTION AND + POSTLUDE
+ Please Stand
Rooted in the doctrines of the Protestant Reformation. We believe we are
saved by grace through faith in Jesus, that the Bible is the rule for Christian life
and faith, and that the Good News of Jesus should be proclaimed in word and
deed.
Sacrament Celebrating. We believe God ministers to the community of
believers in unique and special ways through Baptism and Holy Communion.
Liturgically Oriented. We believe remembering the whole life of Christ is
important for spiritual maturity. We follow the church calendar, celebrating
seasons like Advent and Lent.
Ecumenically Minded. In the context of our heritage, we believe all those who
call upon Jesus as Lord will share in his eternal blessings and so we welcome
all believers who join us to participate fully in worship.
VISITORS
Thanks for visiting with us today! Feel free
to call the pastor, Rev. John Richter @ 256-
734-0344 if you have questions and would
like to set up a time to discuss them. You
may also check out our website
www.sjepc.com to learn more about St.
John’s.
NURSERY
Nursery is available for newborns up to 3 yrs.
of age at all worship services and Sunday
School. Please see any usher or greeter this
morning and they will direct you to the
nursery.
SYMPATHY
The minister’s and congregation express their
sympathy and love to the following families
who experienced loss this past week:
..The Family Mr. Fred Pitzing, father of
Gary Pitzing and Martha Pitzing
…The Family of Mrs. Jean Schenker
FOUND JEWLERY
If you have lost a ring and would like to see if
it is yours, call the church office to indentify
it or email a picture to:
WEDNESDAY NIGHT
MEALS, CLASSES AND
ACTIVITIES
Resume August 16th
New Arrival
Congratulations to Dr. Jonathan and Courtney (Peinhardt) Stidham on the birth of their daughter
Evelyn McKellar Stidham, born on July 12, 2017 in New Orleans, La, weighing 5 Lbs. 2 oz. 18" long
Grandparents and Curt & Rebecca Peinhardt and Jerry & Patti Stidham.
ROME SPRING 2018 Departs May 8th
10 days in Rome, Assisi, Florence
We have a rich heritage at St. John’s, one that began with the early church
in Israel, spread throughout Europe (and the world) and has been shaped significantly by the
Protestant Reformation. It has been my desire to trace that journey, walking in the
steps of those who prepared the way for us. Israel. Greece. Rome. Germany.
For me it’s two down and two to go. Want to join in on the journey?
Detailed information flyers available in the church office. ~Rev. John
Deposits due to the church office by August 13th
. checks to: Quest Travel
BREAKFAST ON THE LIGHTER SIDE
Join us each Sunday morning immediately following the conclusion of the 8:00 service (and right before Sunday
School) in the Atrium for a pastry or cup of coffee.
Serving Time:
8:30-9:15am
(on your own honor system)
Suggested prices: Coffee / juice $.50 per cup Pastries: assorted prices $.50 to $1.25 each
JOKE OF THE WEEK
A blonde and a redhead have a ranch. They have just lost their bull. The women need to buy another, but only have
$500. The redhead tells the blonde, "I will go to the market and see if I can find one for under that amount. If I can,
I will send you a telegram." She goes to the market and finds one for $499. Having only one dollar left, she goes to
the telegraph office and finds out that it costs one dollar per word. She is stumped on how to tell the blonde to
bring the truck and trailer. Finally, she tells the telegraph operator to send the word "comfortable." Skeptical, the
operator asks, "How will she know to come with the trailer from just that word?" The redhead replies, "She's a
blonde so she reads slow: 'Come for ta bull!!'"
EMAIL ADDRESSES
Have you changed your email address? Or deleted on and started a new one? Please notify us when your email
address changes by emailing [email protected] so you can receive the church wide email messages.
Candlelight
Evening
Tour
What’s on your heart? Where would you like to serve?
Contact Karen to find your niche.
VOLUNTEER OPPORTUNITY
Ever thought about becoming a Wednesday night kitchen crew volunteer? As we gear into fall,
planning must continue for different areas of the church. Spots are open in the dish room and serving
on Wednesday nights, contact Karen Hassell in the church office.
Congratulations to Chad and Katie
Knop on the birth of their son,
Hughes Dlano Knop,
born on June 6, 2017 weighing 6.6
lbs and 19 ½” long.
Congratulations to Kris and Alex
Keller on the birth of their son,
Ezra Lee Keller born on June 13,
2017 weighing 8lbs 6oz 21 ½”
inches.
Reaching Higher 4-1-1 (ages 18-35)
Good Question
“The Bible Tells Me So?” Tuesday’s 6-8p (no childcare provided)
Ruehl Building Basement Facilitator: Nick Feldner
Sunday’s 9:15-10:15am
DIOKO--
(run the race Spiritually and Physically)
See Nick Feldner for times and places
Reflections of our Faithfulness:
Glory of God
…memory of Steve Griffith by Don and Judy Hubbard; Ronald, Virginia and Patrick Pattillo;
Lynwood Lock; Wayne and Myra Chandler; Roy and Carole Williams; Ron and Ann Dunn; Robert
and Janice Martin; Jim and Jan Witte; Susan Powell; Tom and Janice McNeal; John and Marie Apel;
Wilson and Missy Blaylock; Max and Kay Townson; Greg and Mary Jane Waldrop; Steve and
Angie Glasscock; Cullman Jefferson Co. Gas District; Business Solutions of Cullman LLC;
Culpepper Real Estate Inc.
….honor of Jackie Griffith by Steve and Angie Glasscock;
…memory of Steve Griffith and in honor of Jackie Griffith by Jim and Cindy Walker;
Burn the Note
…memory of Steve Griffith by Brenda Horn; Johnny and Patsy Richter;
…memory of Steve Griffith and honor of Jackie Griffith by Bill and Geraldine Hendrix;
…memory of Fred Pitzing by nieces Maxine Whisenhunt, Evelyn Eidson, Carolyn Huck
Men’s Fellowship
…memory of Steve Griffith by Ricky and Netta Willoughby;
…memory of Fred Pitzing by Ricky and Netta Willoughby;
Little Lambs Preschool
…honor of Jackie Griffith and memory of Steve Griffith by Dan Keel;
Music Fund
…memory of Steve Griffith by Sue Little
Women’s Guild / Whit’s Place / Kitchen Fund
…memory of Steve Griffith by Cynthia Bartle; Jo Webb; Margaret Richter
…memory of Fred Pitzing by Jo Webb; James and Suzanne Shavers
… honor of Pat Peinhardt and Carolyn Peinhardt Johnson for their birthday’s by Jo Webb
Youth Happening’s
Sun. 9:15-10:15am Pastor Nate Randall, Minister to Youth:
308-440-2672 [email protected] Sum m er Elevat e Schedule : Wednesday’s : 6:00 -7:15pm
Aug. 2nd - NO Elevate
Aug. 9th - NO Elevate
Aug. 16th -6pm
Aug. 23rd - 6pm
Upcoming Events July 30th - Lake Day (TODAY)
Aug. 11-12th - D-Now
Aug. 26th - Pool Party
“Text to Give” text 84321 follow the prompts message or complete
an authorization form for Visa, MasterCard, Discover or debit card
OFFERING:$13,627.50
Attendance :
July 23, 2017
8:00 139
9:30 92
10:30- 167
TOTAL: 398
WAYS TO GIVE IN 2016 INTO 2017
Never forget your offering again!
2 ways you can now give your gifts, tithes and offerings to the church. You may give with your credit or debit card
simply by completing an authorization form for Visa, MasterCard, Discover. You have the option of weekly, bi-
monthly or monthly contributions. Forms are available in the church office during regular business hours.
Secondly you can now give online thru the church website (www.sjepc.com) “Text to Give” and text your amount
to the following number 84321 then follow the prompts through the replied message.
In Hospital: none
Home:
CHURCH COUNCIL MEMBERS
Scot Andrews, Terry Bradford, Lindsey Dossey, Austin Hall, Fred Hankey, Lucinda Harding , Doug Johnson,
Jason Kelly, Trent Lowry, Michelle Ray, Steve Stanford, Melanie Townson,
WORSHIP SCHEDULE
8:00-9:00 Worship- Sanctuary 8:40-9:10-Light Breakfast 9:15-10:15 Sunday School
*9:30-10:25 Communion Service-Sanctuary
(*Note: this time does conflict with the Sunday school hour. Please understand if you intend to bring your children
to this service they will miss this important time of Christian education.)
10:30-11:30 Worship-Christ Hall
WEEK AT A GLANCE @ SJ’s
OFFICE HOURS 8am-4pm Monday ---Thursday; 8am-12pm Friday
Monday July 31
12:00p Kiwanis (Christ Hall)
5:00 p Safe Sanctuaries Meeting (office)
Tuesday- Aug 1
7:00 am Men’s Breakfast and Bible Study Resumes (CH)
9:00-12:00p Just PLARN Fun-Matt Making (Heritage Hall)
11:00 Daily Seekers Small Group- (all ages—Discussion Type) - Youth Center
6:00p Reaching Higher Small Group (18-35 ages--Ruehl Bldg. Basement)
Wednesday- Aug 2
6p Youth will not meet
Thursday –Aug 3
9:00 PLARN to Hanceville Sr Center
11:30 Women’s Guild Monthly Meeting (Heritage Hall)
12:00 Cullman Rotary Meeting (CH)
7:15a Sassy Sages Roadrunners(Clanton Al)
Wednesday-Aug 9
No Classes or Meal
Thursday- Aug 10
1:00 pm Anna Group
5:30 pm Cullman Catfish Swim Banquet (CH)
Saturday- August 12
11:30am Sassy Sages Monthly Luncheon (Heritage Hall)
Sunday- August 13
Rome Deposits Due
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Safe SANCTUARIES
ALL VOLUNTEERS AND STAFF ARE BACKGROUND CHECKED PRIOR TO BEING INVOLVED
WITH OUR CHILDREN, YOUTH OR VULNERABLE ADULTS.
Safe Sanctuary Steering Committee: Stan Sandlin, Tricia Fuller, Billy Jackson, Kenny Culeppper or Karen Hassell
We are a Safe Sanctuary Campus local 24 /7 crisis line if you believe you are a victim:
256-734-6100 and need help or information.
CHURCHWIDE EMAILS
Be in the know
Meeting, where? Going where? Latest news, about?
If you are not receiving church emails and would like to be included, or if your email has changed, please notify
Karen at: [email protected] so you will not miss information about upcoming events or possible changes
in schedules at St. John’s.
BAGS… PLASTIC GROCERY BAGS….PLASTIC GROCERY BAGS …AND BAGS
Please remember to bring your plastic grocery bags! You are the first important step to our mats!!
Face book
If you have a Smartphone, ipad, laptop, tablet or home computer, search “St. John’s, Cullman” and “like” our page
to add us to your newsfeed. Articles of interest to read, announcements and prayer requests are posted regularly on
our St. John’s Face book page. Remember prayer requests posted here, are for your church family to see.
(Remember FB is a public forum so please word prayer requests carefully.
What is Safe Sanctuaries?
Our Number 1 Priority:
Keeping Basic Procedures for a Safe
Ministry with Children, Youth and
Vulnerable Adults
Wade Warren
Greeter
10:30am
Tornado Preparedness
Question:
Do you know where to go if you’re here at
church during severe weather?
Answer:
Hallway underneath the sanctuary
CONTRIBUTIONS
When making contributions to any fund other than the general fund (Burn the Note, Music Fund, or Youth
Fund, Women’s Guild / Whit’s Place) please write a separate check made specifically to that fund.
PRAYER REQUESTS
All prayer requests we receive are very important to us. To make sure that we can give them proper attention,
please be sure to write them on a Prayer Request card found in the pews or on the welcome stations in Christ Hall.
Requests can be placed in the offering plate or leave them in the church office. You may also email prayer
requests to: [email protected]. Sunday Mornings and Wednesday evenings are busy times for everyone
and prayer requests can be accidentally lost in conversations. Thank you for helping us with this important matter.
CONTACT INFORMATION
To make sure you can receive the latest announcements about events at our church, please take a second and email
your new information to : [email protected] or by calling the church office.
STAFF EMAIL AND CONTACT INFORMATION: Rev. John Richter: [email protected]
Nate Randall: [email protected]
Gyzelle Warren: [email protected]
Alice Butler: [email protected]
Regina Baker: [email protected]
Karen Hassell: [email protected]
St. John’s Evangelical Protestant Church
512 2nd
Ave SE Cullman Al 35055
256-734-0344 website: www.sjepc.com
CHURCH CALLING INFORMATION CARDS
Have you filled out yours? Notification choices are: text message; email, or by calling your home phone. PLEASE
SELECT ONLY ONE METHOD FOR THE BEST WAY TO CONTACT YOU. Cards available in the
information rack in the education building. Turn in at the office
Assisted Living:
Morningside: Jim Jones, Sarah Mann, Doris Keathley , Catherine Nelson
Hanceville Nursing Home: Miriam Jones; Virginia Richter, Faye Marty
Woodland Village: Carolyn Huck; Bea Mack
Westminster: Gary Dean
ST. JOHN’S UPDATED PRAYER LIST
St. John’s prayer list is renewed the first of each month. Please fill out a new prayer card with
your individual requests each month and indicate clearly if you would like it published in the
bulletin—otherwise it will remain on the Pastor’s Prayer list only. Likewise as your prayer
request needs to be removed from the list, please let us know that too. The Prayer lists are
published in the bulletin as space allows each week.
CHURCH MEMBERS:
Mavous Speegle, David York, , Gary Dean, Bobbie Cleghorn, Carolyn Huck; Aliya Schaffers; Betty Grant;
Frances Murphy; Jackson Ray; Martha Keel; Catherine Nelson; Cliff Kirkwood; Don Dossey
CHURCH FAMILY AND FRIENDS:
Myrl Dobbins, Maxine Tucker; Jean Lackey; Paula Bolzle; Jennifer Brown; Dixie Davis Bailey; Mark Atlas;
Ricky Lee; Joan Howard; John Powell;
Military Prayer List: Help us update our Military Prayer list. Please look over the list and see if your family member or friend has
changed locations or has now arrived back at home.
MILITARY ADDRESSES
If you have friends or family currently serving in the US Military, our card ministry would like the opportunity to
send cards to them throughout the year. Please submit (clearly print) complete mailing addresses to Geraldine
Hendrix or bring them by the church office during regular business hours.
Lt. Cmdr. Chris Hester, Chaplain—Virginia Beach, Va; CW4 James Williams—Fort Lee, Virginia;;
Major Kellie Scott Hyatt—Birmingham, Al ; Lt. Cmdr. Scott and Lt. Cmdr. Roz Love, Guam, US Navy; A1C
Will Sapp US Air force, Key West, Fl; Sgt. Tony Parker, Air Force, Kandahar; John Lancaster, US Navy; Jason
Beck, US Army, Afghanistan; Adam Ramos, Sasebo, Japan; US Navy; Derek Ramos – 1st LAR Camp Pendleton,
CA; Major John Forbes, Pentagon; NC; Sgt. Zach Whisenhunt, Camp LeJune, NC; Jack Baker, Afghanistan;
CPL Casper Shafer- Jump Platoon, Camp Pendleton, Ca
PLEASE EXCUSE OUR ACTIVITY!
When you notice any of the staff slipping out of 8:00 worship on Sundays, please know we are preparing for
Sunday School, or conducting rehearsals for the upcoming service, etc. If you see us on the move, please pray for
us and for all of our worship services!
CHECKS TO DIFFERENT FUNDS
Please remember when writing a check to the church for your gifts, tithes or offerings, if you are giving to a
different fund (Burn the Note, Music Fund, or Youth Fund) other than general fund, please be sure to write a
separate check. Women’s Guild / Whit’s Place donations go to The Women’s Guild. Most of the time we do not
have enough cash on hand to transfer monies in house. Thank you in advance for your help in this matter
Sunday Morning Fellowship Breakfast
8:30am to 9:15 am Pastries $ assorted prices Coffee / Juice $ .50
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