Dear Friends,

young adult news

Fall break is a colorful time of the year. It
often reminds us of the varied aspects of God: His
Mark D. Lampley
Associate Pastor
mlampley@sequoyahchurch.org
creations, His character and His revelations.
Office: 522-9804, Ext 113

Dear Friends, ”Like clouds and wind without rain is the one
Let us give thanks to God for all the volunteers who
who boasts of gifts they do not give.”
helped with this year’s Vacation Bible School. We were PROVERBS 25:14
delighted to have about 125 children meet up at the
Bayou to learn great Biblical lessons. It was a wonderful
reminder of Jesus call for us to approach His Word with a Please keep in your prayers . . .
childlike understanding and meditate on His many
promises from Scripture. As adults, we need reminders of ▪ Amy Wilson’s father.
these lessons, too! The VBS themes this week were: ▪ Cameron Peterson’s grandfather, Charles Zirkle
who is recovering from a stroke;
God is with us. We look to the story of the Israelites
who were reassured of God’s love and presence in our
▪ Klair Kimmey w h o c o nc lud ed ch em o
treatments.
lives through His leader, Moses when He says, “I will be
with you.” (Exodus 3:12) ▪ Pastor Nominating Committee as they look at
resumes.
God is powerful. We discussed how God sent plagues
to those who oppose Him while reassuring His people: “I
will show you that I am the Lord.” (Exodus 7:17) WELCOME
God does what He says He will do. We were to the family
reminded of how God remembers His people as He spares
the Israelites at Passover “The Lord kept his Woody and Sydney
promise.” (Exodus 12:42) Woodside and their son,
Joey, and their daughter,
God cares for us. We learn again of how the Israelites Stewart, joined SHPC
cross the Red Sea under God’s guidance as He reassures last Sunday, May 31.
them by saying, “Don’t be afraid. Just stand still and
watch the Lord rescue you today.” (Exodus 14:13)
for twenty-something couples only . . .
People of God, breath in deeply this good news. You hear
enough tragedy in the world, so trust in the Rock of Ages!
When: June 11th @ 6:30 p.m.
Fondly, What: Supper, fellowship,
& planning future events
Where: Julie and Bennett
Kizer’s home
P.S. Parents: Please have your children wear their VBS t- RSVP: Julie Kiser (JulieKizer@msn.com)
shirts this Sunday, June 7.

Special thanks to all who joined

foundations class us for this Sunday’s cookout.
We are especially grateful to
Sunday, June 7 @ 9:30 a.m. in Rm. 319
Jan Broome for purchasing our
Join Mark as he leads this timely discussion on food and to BT for grilling for 75!
what Jesus says about work and unemployment
from the Gospel of John. All are welcome.
When: Sunday, June 21
@ 7 p.m.
Please contact What: Supper and Fellowship
SER Alice Mercer (524-2483)
OPPO VICE Where: Greg’s new house!
RTUN if you are able to serve (adults
ITY RSVP to Greg Rolfes
or older children) on twenty-somethings
Wednesday, June 10 or on (GRolfes@SelectSportsTraining.com)
Monday, June 22
Directions available upon RSVP. fellowship event
(from 10 a.m.—12:00 p.m.).