Newsletter | November 23, 2022

Family Night | November 30, 2022

Please make plans to join us for Family Night this Wednesday. Our program will be David and Lisa Kingry sharing with us their musical talents.

Thanksgiving Holiday Schedule

Wednesday, November 23 |No Family Night or Choir Practice

Thursday, November 24, and Friday, November 25
Church Office Closed

Christmas Cards

The Camp Post Office will open Sunday morning, November 27. Boxes will be placed around the church for you to drop your cards in. If you would like to send Christmas cards to church members who live in Ashburn, drop them off and let us sort and distribute them for you. Donations to the post office will go towards shipping and items for Operation Christmas Child Boxes.

Giving

MID-WEEK DEVOTION

Donā€™t forget to check out Brother Davidā€™s Mid-Week Devotion in the book of Psalms. They are uploaded each Wednesday on the sermon page.

From Our Family and Music Minister

I hope this week has been a great time for all our church family as you celebrate Thanksgiving.  This is one of my favorite times of the year. It is a great time to get together with family and friends and enjoy spending time with each other. Not only am I blessed with a loving family, but I am also blessed with a great church family. I know that several of my articles in the past have dealt with my church family. However, I can never stress enough the importance of being a part of one. They are always there during good times and during the bad.

A strong church family can help you through many seasons of your life. They can help you through the loss of a loved one or sickness in your family. I have seen this firsthand in several situations. When I was in need, my church family was there.  I have had out-of-town relativesā€™ comment on how impressed they were when they came for funerals or to visit someone in the hospital on how well we were looked after.

Not only can a church family help you in times of grief, but more importantly, during a time when we as Christians turn away from our Heavenly Father.  We have a great pastor and I am so blessed to serve with him, as well as the past staff from whom I have learned a great deal.  Even though we have a strong leadership team, I have had so many other church members help me during times of weakness and doubt.  I must admit, sometimes it is a little overwhelming with the number of adopted parents I have obtained over the years. Looking back, I wouldnā€™t trade them for anything in the world.

It is my hope that your mind is full of great stories about your church family.  I also hope as a church member you take the time to be a Christian example to someone in our church. Find someone with whom you can laugh and cry to take under your wing. There is no greater blessing than knowing you have helped make someoneā€™s life better in a time of need. 

Sunday, November 27

Deacon of the Week:  David Flake

Deacon Greeters
Front Door:  David Flake
Organ Greeter:  Carl Hobbs
Piano Greeter:  Tom LaRocca

Sound:  Daniel West
Video:  Julie West

Nursery Workers
Sue Mastrario & Jane Smith

Sunday, December 4

Deacon of the Week:  Dwane Lewis

Deacon Greeters
Front Door:  Dwane Lewis
Organ Greeter:  Dan Raines
Piano Greeter:  Daniel West

Sound:  Chris McCard
Video:  Saskia Perry

Nursery Workers
Pat Rainey & Daisy Lee Speight