Sunday Blessings!
Thank you to Phyllis Layman for making this lovely wreath to greet us every Sunday. It's very striking with the mirror as a backdrop.
Welcome November, the month of gratitude. November is usually the month we like to think about all our blessings and all that we have to be thankful for.
"In November, the earth is growing quiet. It is making its bed, a winter bed for flowers and small creatures. The bed is white and silent, and much life can hide beneath its blankets." ~ Cynthia Rylant
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November 6-7
Please pray for our country, our leaders and our church.
Praise and Prayer Requests:
Don Shipley Marge Bennett, Patric Breekbill, Don Baker, Ardis Rogers in Hospice, Curtis Weston, Joan’s furnace, safe harvest for the men in the fields, unspoken prayer requests, the families of Corlene Jenkins, Pat Shirley, Willis Moyer, Carolyn Heuberger. Cheers for the SHS volleyball team.
Today's Scripture: Matthew 6:25-34
Sermon: "What, Me Worry?"
Sunday's Hymns:
Come, Thou Font Of Every Blessing
Mission collection is the first Sunday of the month.
November 14th: Communion and Harvest Sunday. Bring a harvest dish to share.
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Last Sunday Pastor Donna talked about being salt and light. She also shared with us Mama Sue's Southern Kitchen that her and Mary enjoy following. Mama Sue loves to cook and share the Lord and stories while doing so. She encourages others to be salt and light. Mama Sue has a website. You can click on the link to check it out.
https://www.mamasuessouthernkitchen.com/
She also has a youtube channel you can find her there too!
Click HERE for the youtube channel.
And if you are on Facebook, you can also follow her there.
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Also last Sunday, we put together treat bags for Percival area youngsters and delivered them to their homes.
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Old churches must not simply stand
as monuments to the past but as spiritual grandparents that have
invested in the future by passing on their life to others and releasing
their offspring to form new congregations. ~ unknown
Today's Sunday church share ~
Picture credit, Pinterest
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Percy's Tidbit
We can't do anything about yesterday or tomorrow, but we can pour love into today. ~Mary Davis
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Have a great week!
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