The Press-Dispatch
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The Press-Dispatch Wednesday, January 9, 2013 C-5 ★ Church news Continued from page 4 Brenton Chapel Church of Christ 1194 E. Co. Rd. 400 N. Prides Creek Road, Petersburg Sunday morning Bible classes 10; worship 10:30; evening worship 6; Wednesday evening Bible study 7. George Fiscus, Minister Otwell Contenders of Faith Sunday school 9:30; worship 10:30; evening worship 7; Wednesday prayer and Bible study meeting 7. William Breidenbaugh, Pastor AYRSHIRE VALLEY G.B. CHURCH Sunday school 9:30, Jim Good Shepherd King, superintendent, ErUnited Methodist ic Hill, assistant; morning Church worship 10:30; evening wor210 W. Harrison ship 6:30; Wednesday Bible Street, Oakland City Sunday school 9:30; wor- study and youth 6:30. We will have a fellowship ship service 10:30; youth meal Saturday, Jan. 19 at the group meetings the last Sunday of each month 6-7 p.m.; fellowship hall with soup community luncheons the and sandwiches at 5:30 p.m. "Let them shout for joy, third Tuesday of each month and be glad, that favor my 11 a.m.-1 p.m. The community of Good righteous cause; yea, let Shepherd United Method- them say continually, Let ist Church exists to glorify the Lord be magnified, God through Jesus Christ which hath pleasure in the our Lord. As a body of be- prosperity of his servant" lievers, we pledge ourselves (Psalm 35:27). You are invited to join us to allow the Holy Spirit to for any or all our services. develop within us maturity of spirit, unity of faith, God loves you and so do we. Alec Hensley, Pastor and knowledge of the Son Eleanor Bellamy, Reporter of God, so that we may be prepared to share His love, Bethel G.B. Church mercy and grace through Sunday school 9:30; our words and actions, to a morning worship 10:30; all needy world. Wednesday activities at 6:30 We extend an invitation to except our Amber Manor the public to come and worservice begins at 6:15. ship with us. Wednesday, Jan. 9 is our The Good Shepherd takes regular monthly business care of His sheep. meeting at 6:30 p.m. Douglas Low, Minister Wednesday, Jan. 16 we'll continue our Bible study of Holland United Methodist Church I Samuel 6 through 8 at 6:30. Thought of the week: 205 N. 2nd Ave. When our friends encounSunday school classes and UMYF 9; morning wor- ter trials, we can help them if we're near; some may need a ship 10. Wednesday, Confirmation word of comfort, others just class 5:15; KIC and Fellow- a listening ear.—Sper Bob Deel, Pastor ship night 5:30; choir pracAlan Christmas, Reporter tice 7:15. Marianne Hawkins, Pastor Logan McCullough, Associate Pastor Some people simply are gullible. Desiring to think the best of others, they find it hard to believe that others may be deceptive. Ignorant about the power of evil, they think everyone has good intentions, and have a hard time distinguishing truth from lies. We see this pattern, for example, when we realize how many people were fooled into believing Adolf Hitler, that master of deception. In spite of his actions, they continued to believe his deceitful promises. In 1936, a French newspaper wrote, "Hitler has torn up a treaty" and 'broken all his promises.' Yet, amazingly, the paper concluded, 'We must take him at his word.' After meeting with Hitler in September 1938, British Prime Minister Neville Chamberlain recognized his 'hardness and ruthlessness.' But he concluded, 'Here was a man who could be relied upon when he had given his word.' Hitler and his cronies were amused by this gullibility. Hermann Goering said, "I should like to discuss these things with Mr. Chamberlain some time, but I suppose all he would want to talk about is peace." Jesus warned us to "beware of the false prophets," realizing that people may appear to be innocent and harmless. Ideas we hear may seem safe and acceptable, yet this is how evil can infiltrate our lives. Today, make sure that you are careful about what you allow into your mind and what you believe. Remember: The devil constantly seeks to spread confusion, to attack and to bring death, discouragement, and disease. Be on guard and be careful who you allow to influence your life. Today's prayer: Father, help me to be on guard against false prophets in sheep's clothing. Thank you for discernment. Help me to be free from the influence of evil. Thank you. In Jesus' name—Amen. Devotion written by Rev. Don Collins. Worship somewhere this Sunday. If you do not have a place of regular worship, we would love to have you at Petersburg Nazarene. www.petersburgnaz.net. Come and join us as we— Enter to worship; Leave to serve. Michael P. Elliott, Pastor 354-6351—Home sts. peter and paul catholic church 711 Walnut Street Petersburg Masses: Saturday 5:30 Vincent Christian p.m. and Sunday 10 a.m.; church CCD classes each Sunday 8264 E. State Rd. 56 Morning worship and the morning 8:45 a.m. For baptism, marriage or Lord's Supper 9:30; Bible anointing of the sick, call school 10:30; Sunday evening 6:30. You are encour- 882-1762. Jan. 14—Next Parish aged to take part in these Council meeting following services. 7 p.m. Mass. Ministry David Fleck, Pastor "It is a pleasant thought Don Haag, Deacon that when you help a fellow wayfarer up a mountain First Church side, you get nearer to the of God top yourself." 2135 E. Main, The Apostle Paul said, Petersburg "Bear one another's burSunday services 9:30 dens, and thus fulfill the a.m. and 6 p.m.; children's law of Christ" (Galatians church 10; Wednesday night 6:2); "Owe no one anything Bible study 6. except to love one another, Coming events for he who loves another has Sunday, Jan. 13—Board Union Community fulfilled the law" (Romans of CE meeting and Board of Church 13:8); "Love does no harm Trustees meeting, both at 3082 N. CR 850 to a neighbor; therefore love 5 p.m.; Ministries Council W., Union is the fulfillment of the law" meeting 6 p.m. Sunday school 9:30; wor(Romans 13:10). Shout "Do not be ashamed ship service 10:30, followed John Manges, Minister to testify about our Lord." with lunch and Bible study. Lisa Wilson, Reporter twin oaks church Kevin (Linda) Easton, Sunday school, Junior Pastor PETERSBURG church and youth class 9:30; CHURCH OF THE morning worship 10:30; eveNAZARENE ning service 6:30; Wednes118 West Pike Ave. day evening prayer and or think you are? 354-8851—Church praise service 7. We invite you to join us in Everyone is welcome to Call:1-877-257-1084 all our services. each service. or Locally Call: Sunday school 9:30 a.m.; Tim Miller, Pastor 1-812-354-2814 Martha Breidenbaugh, morning worship 10:30; • Free pregnancy testing youth meeting 5 p.m.; eveReporter • Free counseling and info. ning worship 6. on pregnancy options. Wednesday adult Bible christian • Confidential counseling study/prayer at 7 p.m. holiness church for women & men who are "Beware of the false 1252 St. Rd. 57 S. suffering from post-abortion Located six miles be- prophets, who come to syndrome. tween Petersburg and Oak- you in sheep's clothing, • Residential Care but inwardly are ravenous • Health and assistance referrals. land City junction. • Training and education. Sunday school 9:30; wolves. You will know them • Assistance in getting baby and morning worship 10:30; by their fruits. A good tree maternity clothes evening service 6; Thurs- cannot produce bad fruit, washpcc@sbcglobal.net nor can a bad tree produce day prayer meeting 7. www.washingtonpregnancycenter.com We extend a warm wel- good fruit. Every tree that does not bear good fruit is come to everyone. cut down and thrown into Rick Walburn, Pastor the fire" (Matthew 7:15-19). Pregnant... We're proud of you Tyler We are very proud of all your hard work and achievements that you have accomplished. Keep up the good work. Congratulations on a job well done. Love you lots! Mom, Dad and Bub "AJ" Girl Scouts make doggie treats for PAWS Members from Daisy Troop 81 and Brownie Troop 314 delivering the dog treats they made to PAWS. From (l to r): Aubrey Smith, Haven Longest, Rya Graaves, Loren Huck, Skieley Murray and Elizabeth Hill. Troops 81 and 314 are making dog treats during their troop meeting. The girls decided they wanted to do a service project to help the dogs who are in need of homes at PAWS. Pictured are Avery Brucken, Jasmine Gonterman and Skieley Murray cutting out dog treats to bake with cookie cutters. Marriage license Joshua Ryan Moore, 26, of 800 S. Liberty St., Apt. 295, Petersburg, son of Michael W. Moore and Cynthia A. Hall Hoehn to Krystie Jo Hart, 800 S. Liberty St., Apt. 295, Petersburg, daughter of John D. Hellman and Donna S. Meyer Hellman. 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