FEBRUARY 1, 2023

 

 

PRAYER REQUESTS

Ř  Darrell and Jessica Brown: “We are expecting Baby Brown in September! Please pray for a healthy baby and for us on this journey!”

Ř  Jim Blue: “Dear Lord, help me be quiet and listen to the lessons you are teaching me – to lead by the examples that you give me.”

Ř  Burns Family requests prayers for Jan’s mother, Janice Cottongim. She was taken to the hospital Saturday morning (January 28th). Cards may be sent to her at 3491 Hickory View Drive, Marietta, GA 30064. (Update: Mrs. Cottongim is still in the hospital. Please continue to keep her and the family in your prayers.)

Ř  Canterburys: “Continue to keep Richard Brown in your prayers. He is in Huntsville Hospital, Room 433 after having pancreatic cancer surgery Friday (January 27th).” (Update: Richard is doing well, but no visitors at this time. Please continue to pray for his complete healing.)

Ř  Lisa Cooper: “I need your prayers for my friend who is struggling to get clean.”

Ř  Don and Janice Phillips: “Please pray for co-worker, Robin, who is in the hospital with an infection.”

Ř  Mothers-In-Waiting: Allison Ledford (6/2023), Samantha Strachan Ajayi (6/2023), and Jessica Brown (9/2023)

Ř  Our Shut-ins: Amelia Biser, Jamie Cole, Pati Dobbs, Fritz Nelson, Sheril Townsley, and Doug Wingard

Ř  Our Missionaries: Denisovs & Rahimovs (Tomsk, Russia), Kishore Etwaroo Family (Port Kaituma, Guyana), Carlos & Linda Eguizabal (Juayua & Salcoatitan, El Salvador) & YOU (Huntsville Area)

THANK YOU

I want to thank everyone for the prayers and sweet note cards during the period of my father’s death. God promises us in His Word that He will never leave us or forsake us. That He is always with us in our time of need. I know His presence was with me and my family during this time, but it was icing on the cake to know that our Christian brothers and sisters were also praying for us and sharing in our heartache. We have been so blessed through the years to have been able to have such a loving, caring family at Central.                                         We miss and love you,

Robbie Griffin

Thank you all for your thoughts and prayers in the recent passing of my dad, Max Cornelius.

Greg and Kara Cornelius

Thank you for all the prayers as I went through surgery and as I recover and rest now. Thank you for the many cards, flowers, phone calls, and food I received! I am so very thankful the Lord has taken good care of me, and I am so thankful for my loving Central church family!   Pati Dobbs

WEDDING SHOWER

in honor of

Darrell and Jessica Brown

Sunday

02.26.2023

2 – 3:30 PM

Central Church of Christ

407 Clinton Avenue, E.

Huntsville, AL 35801

Registered at Amazon and Walmart.

WAYS YOU CAN SERVE

·        Communion Preparation – The sign-up list for preparing the communion is posted in the kitchen. Questions – contact Jim Phillips at 256-417-8202.

·        Childcare Workers needed – There is a new sign-up link for those willing to be a childcare worker during Sunday assembly. We have 3 classrooms and 2 workers per classroom so we could use 6 people every week. Please contact Suzie Nance at drnance@hiwaay.net or 256-653-2508 to receive the link. Also, let her know if you are willing to fill in as needed. Thanks!

·        College FNLs – There is a sign-up list posted in the kitchen for those who would like to prepare food for our Campus Ministry’s FNL. If your family or LIFE Talk is preparing the meal for any of the weeks, they invite you to join them for the entire evening if you can and get to know our college students.

SINGING PRACTICE EVERY WEDNESDAY

Plans are to continue with our singing practice in the auditorium on Wednesday nights from 5:45 – 6:45. We will be concentrating on songs that we know. Please join us.

CENTRAL ADULT WEDNESDAY NIGHT CLASS OPTIONS

Winter Term: January 4 through March 1

1.   Praying Jesus’s Model Prayer in Everyday Life (FLC)

Date

Lesson / Scripture

Topics About Which to Pray

Feb. 1

Give Us Today Our Daily Bread (Matt. 6:11)

Meeting physical needs such as food, job, money, housing, and maintenance; chronic health issues and physical pain

Zoom link: https://us02web.zoom.us/j/86363371603?pwd=cjM1bmFxZ0kyTU5SR1VQUlN2QlpOZz09

2.   Romans, Part 2 (Women Only; Library and Online; Facilitator: Melinda Goad)

Zoom link: https://us02web.zoom.us/j/86546256824?pwd=ZndPSUdCUm02ZVJ1THdZVG5KWEk2QT09

ADULT SUNDAY CLASSES: NOW THROUGH MAY 21

1.   Paul’s Guidance to the Corinthian Church (FLC)

2.   Women’s Ministry (Library; Coordinators: Sue Underwood and Kim Story)

Assembly – “Looking in the Wrong Place”

This Sunday, February 5th, Jackson Ledford will present a lesson on “We. Are. Immature.” 1 Corinthians 3:11; 4:1-21.

LADIES EVENT

Ladies, please join us on February 25th from 2:00-4:00 in the Family Life Center for an afternoon of shopping, fellowshipping, and storytelling! Attending a Hope Party is a wonderful opportunity to make a difference in the lives of women all over the world. Join us as we watch some short and inspiring videos, hear engaging stories from around the world, and learn more about how to get involved with the Women of Hope program. Healing Hands International will also have some goods available for purchase; these goods are handcrafted by the amazing women artisans that are trained through the Women of Hope program. Feel free to bring a friend! If you have any questions, please reach out to Emilie Porter, Caroline Lowery, or Hollye Dickey. Please RSVP to Hollye Dickey (hbdickey@gmail.com or 256-509-2113) by February 18th. We hope to see you there!

(Please read the article “About Us” to learn more about Women of Hope.)

ABOUT US

Women of Hope is a ministry of Healing Hands that seeks to strengthen women around the world through education, business training, and microfinance. Our work is accomplished by our international staff in countries like Kenya, Uganda, Malawi, Zimbabwe, Tanzania, Ghana, and Haiti. Our Women of Hope coordinators host trainings, and support and encourage the women they work with.

We are always overwhelmed by the ripple impact of workshops and businesses. Time and time again, we see that when these women are empowered and earning an income, they send their children to school, share their new knowledge with others, and serve their communities. We truly believe that when women are empowered to dream, communities thrive.

Women of Hope is a program of Healing Hands International. Our mission is to aid, equip, and empower those in need around the world in the name of Jesus Christ so they might experience God’s healing grace through programs like clean water, agriculture workshops, women entrepreneurship, disaster relief, and more. To learn more about HHI, visit: www.hhi.org

MEN TO SERVE – FEBRUARY

Chair Set-Up – Steve Lowery’s Team

Counting – Matthew McCauley’s Team

Ushering – Ronald Graham’s Team

ACTIVITIES

Feb

1

Singing Practice (5:45 – Auditorium)

 

3

College – FNL (6:30 pm)

 

5

Teen Time (5:30 pm – Teen House)

 

7

Women’s Bible Study (10:00 am)

 

8

Singing Practice (5:45 – Auditorium)

 

10-11

Marrieds’ Retreat

 

12

Teen Time (5:30 pm – Teen House)

 

14

Women’s Bible Study (10:00 am)

 

15

Singing Practice (5:45 – Auditorium)

 

17

College – FNL (6:30 pm)

 

17-19

Teens – Winterfest

 

21

Women’s Bible Study (10:00 am)

 

25

Ladies Hope Party (2-4 pm – See article.)

 

26

Wedding Shower Honoring Darryl and Jessica Brown (2:00-3:30 pm See invitation.)

 

 

Teen Time (5:30 pm – Teen House)

 

28

Women’s Bible Study (10:00 am)

Mar

3

College – FNL (6:30 pm)

 

5

Teen Time (5:30 pm – Teen House)