“Trust in the Lord with all your heart.’” Proverbs 3:5a

The Celebration of Worship September 30, 2012

Call to Worship “Church in the Wildwood” Sam Holmes and “Precious Lord”

(Please use this quiet time to sign and pass the Friendship Pads.)

Welcome Rev. R. Len Walker, Jr.

Voluntary “Great Is Thy Faithfulness” arr. C. Rise

Psalm 116:1-7 (The Hymnal, p. 837) Rev. V. Lamar Helms

Introit “Sea of Mercy” F. Faber/T. Fettke

The Chapel Ensemble

Invocation Rev. Helms

* Hymn 98 “To God Be the Glory” TO GOD BE THE GLORY

+ The Children’s Message (10:30 am) Rev. Walker

Pastoral Prayer and The Lord’s Prayer Rev. Walker Our Father, who art in Heaven, hallowed be Thy name. Thy Kingdom come, Thy will be done, on earth as it is in Heaven. Give us this day our daily bread. And forgive us our trespasses, as we forgive those who trespass against us. And lead us not into temptation, but deliver us from evil. For Thine is the Kingdom, and the power, and the glory, forever. Amen.

Offertory “Holy Is He” D. Clydesdale The Chapel Ensemble

* Doxology OLD 100th

* Offertory Prayer Rev. Helms

* Hymn 474 “Precious Lord, Take My Hand” PRECIOUS LORD

* Scripture: Proverbs 3:5-6 Minister: The Word of God for the people of God. People: Thanks be to God.

Sermon “The Reflection of Trust” Rev. Walker

* Hymn 377 “It Is Well with My Soul” VILLE DU HAVRE

* Benediction Rev. Walker

* Benediction Response 71 “Glory be to the Father and to the Son and to the Holy Ghost; as it was in the beginning, is now, and ever shall be, world without end. Amen. Amen.”

Postlude “Let There Be Glory and Honor” D. Greenelsh * Please stand if you are able. + Children are invited to join Rev. Walker on the last verse of the hymn.

Worship Services September 30, 2012

Rev. R. Len Walker Jr. Senior Chaplain

Rev. V. Lamar Helms

Associate Chaplain, Director of Music

Chris West Dir. of Children, Youth,

and Family Ministries

Sam Holmes Chapel Pianist

Dr. Vernon S. Broyles Founding Chaplain

Dr. Jimmy Allen

Chaplain Emeritus

Dr. James McCormick Chaplain Emeritus

Email: chapel

@bigcanoechapel.org

10455 Big Canoe

Big Canoe, GA 30143

706.268.3203

www.bigcanoechapel.org

Wonderful Wednesday October 3rd dinner at 5:45pm

All reservations must be in by Monday noon. We cannot accept walk-ins. Make your reservations on-line through TouchPoint or WW e-blasts that

will arrive in your email on Sunday afternoons. You may also call the Chapel office (706.268.3203).

MENU Stacy’s Roasted Pork Loin, Pinto Beans, Sweet Potatoes and Dinner Rolls

Women’s Guild Annual Fall Retreat Make your reservations at Stand Around today. The retreat will

be held on Thursday, October 11th at Sharp Top Cove Retreat

Center. Tickets are $25 and include continental breakfast, lunch,

and a wonderful day of fellowship and spiritual renewal led by

Dr. Joanna Adams, pastor and 2006 Georgia Woman of the Year.

Plan to meet at the Chapel by 9:00am to carpool for our 9:30-2:30

retreat day. If you are unable to attend Stand Around, call Blos-

som Holyoak (706.268.1849) or Nancy Popp (706.268.2006), or

you may place your reservation in Blossom Holyoak’s alpha box.

From the Senior Chaplain

I hope the study of Scripture is primary in your life. In 2 Timothy, the Bible reminds us, “All Scripture is inspired by God” which means that it is, “God breathed.” It’s the word that origi-nated with God and is sustained by God. Its authority rests upon the authority of God Himself. One prominent Biblical scholar stated, “It (the Bible) knew me.” In other words, as he read the Bible, he found that the struggles, fears, doubts, pressures, and all the other challenges of life were addressed within the revelation of God’s word. It was his personal testimony throughout his life and he always made it known to his students at Princeton Theological Seminary. His name was Emil Cailet. Prior to his conversion, he was teaching in Paris and was an avowed atheist. It was through an extended period of scripture study that he came to Christ.

In Disciple I Bible study, the class dealt with the question, “What do you expect from the Bible?” Also, we were asked, “In what situations do we pay attention to what Scripture says?” I hope these questions, and others like them, will be considered by all of us. God, through the power and presence of the Holy Spirit, has revelation for each one of us. I firmly believe that as we read the Bible and listen to God’s speaking voice, we will be continually amazed with the depth and clarity of life changing truth found in the Bible.

What do you expect from the Bible? I realize there are a vari-ety of answers to that question. We all approach the Bible from different perspectives and backgrounds. But, for me personally, I never want to read the Bible merely for information. I want to ap-proach God’s word with the expectation of transformation. Read 2 Timothy 3:16,17. It’s a great promise and it will transform all of life.

Blessings and peace,

Len

Please note:

Hearing devices are available from an usher.

The Nursery is available downstairs during the 9:00 & 10:30 am services.

Remember to turn your cell phones back on at the end of the service!

Today at the Chapel Chapel Announcements

9:00 AM Adult Sunday School 9:00 AM Worship Service

10:00 AM Stand-Around 10:30 AM Sunday School for All Ages 10:30 AM Worship Service

Ushers—9:00 AM Ushers—10:30 AM Ann and Bob Burton Jobeth and Harry Yarbrough Paul Ray, David Jacobs Lynn and Clayton Burns

Stand-Around Sound Technician James and Dannette Cantrell John Lipkowitz Michael and Sonia Cargile Courtesy Cart Driver Ray and Missy Massey

Chapel Member Prayer List

At Home: Jayne Beske, Margaret Anderson, Emily Thurman, Tom Eubanks, Susan Dean, Fred Hintze In Hospital: Gene Boeke In Assisted Care: Betty Laughlin, Arbor Terraces, Decatur; Martha Ad-kins, Gold City Personal Care, Dahlonega; Bill Almand, The Veranda, Ros-well; Jean Payne, Grandview, Jasper; Vivian Macdonald (Jean Ann Miller’s mother), Rock Creek Manor, Jasper; Margie Hunter and Ben Johnson, Chambrel, Roswell; Gene Boeke, Roswell Nursing and Rehab Ctr., 1109 Green St., Roswell; Dot Bourke, Dogwood Forest Asst. Living Comm., 3315 Thompson Bridge Rd., Gainesville,

Sunday School Helpers needed for our K-5th class! Con-tact Pat Connelly (706.579.1470) or wespatc@windstream.net if you can help! Tending God’s children is a divine blessing!

SERMON NOTES

This Week at the Chapel Mon. 10/01 Visitation Committee-Board Room 1:00pm Mon. 10/01 Harry Gilmer Class—McCormick Hall 4:30pm Tues. 10/02 Bella Voce—McCormick Hall 9:30am Tues. 10/02 Pine Needle Quilters—McCormick Hall 1:00pm Wed. 10/03 “Men’s Journey Group”—Room 101 8:00am Wed. 10/03 Bible Study—McCormick Hall 9:30am Wed. 10/03 Creative Stitchery—Room 101 1:00pm Wed. 10/03 Disciple Bible Study w/ Len Walker 4:45pm Wed. 10/03 Wonderful Wednesday Dinner 5:45pm Wed. 10/03 Youth Bible Study—Teen Room 6:00pm Wed. 10/03 Disciple Bible Study Part II w/Len Walker 6:25pm Thurs. 10/04 Artist’s Group—McCormick Hall 10:00am Thurs. 10/04 Ensemble Rehearsal—McCormick Hall 6:00pm Thurs. 10/04 Chapel Choir Rehearsal—McCormick Hall 7:00pm Sat. 10/06 AA Meeting—Room 1010 9:00am Sun. 10/07 Chapel Worship Service 9:00 am Sun. 10/07 Adult Sunday School 9:00am Sun. 10/07 Chapel Stand-Around 10:00am Sun. 10/07 Sunday School for All 10:30am Sun. 10/07 Chapel Worship Service 10:30am Sun. 10/07 Faith Weaver 3:30pm Welcome Guests!

Big Canoe Chapel is a multi-denominational congregation united in our faith in Jesus Christ as Lord. We’re dedicated to showing His love through worship, fellowship, outreach, and welcoming guests or those new to the community. For more information, please contact one of our chaplains or Stephen Ministers after the service, or call the Chapel office at 706.268.3203.