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Second Friday of Each Month – Crafty Ladies in Fellowship – 6:00 pm

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TCTC – Jan 8-10, 2010

Minister’s Message

New Years greetings to all of you!

By the time you read this Christmas 2009 will have come and gone, and for many people their thoughts about Jesus will be over until next year.

Over the years I have learned that even nonreligious people will think about Jesus, if only for a fleeting moment at Christmas. While those thoughts may be still hanging around in someone you are concerned about, it would be good for you to keep the topic of Jesus alive for them a little longer. Pray for them, and let them know it. Share what Jesus has done, and is doing in your life with them. Let them know you are having the same economic struggles they are having, but you know God will help you through them. Show them your faith in God is more than words. And last, but certainly not least, invite them to come to church with you and share with them the "Good News" about Jesus and what He has done for them.

God bless all of you and your families.

Preacher Larry

A Note From Brian

Happy New Year! (Almost)

How quick did the year go by? It seems like the older you get the quicker time goes and the faster things change. Except for the women in the Church and they never seem to look any older! The men, now that is a different story.

What a wonderful year it has been, the Church is growing, The Choir is growing, and The Lord keeps blessing.  Let’s take just a moment and look back at 2009 and see what we did in God’s service. Now we can’t count coming to Church (even if it was Wednesday). We can’t count saying the blessing before meals (although depending on who did the cooking, that may take extra praying time). Now that we have eliminated that time, where are we? Hopefully there is a lot. You see this is the area that most of us fall short. The time we are with our family, time at the mall, time at the grocery store, or driving from place to place. In an age of constant communication, are we using that time wisely and for God’s service?  Constantly lifting up others, rather than talking about them and justifying it with a “Bless their heart”?

We need to learn from the business world, and get more done with fewer people and less time. We need to maximize our time, organize our agenda, and be efficient in everything we do, but not for the reasons the business world does it. Where they are looking for profits, we should be looking for blessings. In 2010 let’s take advantage of every moment as we make preparations for the Lord’s return.

In HIS service

Brian