Hopkins Chapel Baptist Church
Thursday, February 23, 2012

Hopkins Chapel Newsletter

   Hopkins Chapel

  Baptist Church

  February 2012

  Newsletter   

 

 

          

       

Happy Birthday

         

1

Evan Bunn

4

Jillian Carroll

5

Debbie Perry

6

Whitney Hopkins

7

Curtis Alford

 

Bethany Brown

 

Andrew Simmons

 

Donald Fowler

 

Milton Bryant

14

Linwood Perry

15

Evan Baker

17

Zack Driver

18

Brenda Woodlief

 

Ramona Bunn

19

Cindy Jobe

 

Linda McLamb

23

Janet Jackson

 

Theresa Hawkins

26

McKenze Alford

28

Joseph Bryant



 

 

     

Wednesday Worship

Awana 6:30 –8:00

Youth Discipleship Study 6:30– 8

Adult Bible Study & Prayer 7-7:45

Adult Choir Practice 7:45

 

Scripture

Beloved, if God so loved us, we also ought to love one another. (1 John 4:11)

 

Staff 

Pastor Earl Roach

(o) 269-7003 (h) 269-8215

HCBCPastor@aol.com

 

Youth Minister

Wes Scott

(h) 864-608-8148
hcbyouthrock@aol.com

 

Minister of Music

Melody Brown

(h) 269-5066

avoice4him@bellsouth.net

 

Office Administrator

Marcia Brannan

(h) 819-0875

Voice mail-269-7003

fax-269-7556

hopkinscbc@aol.com

 

Maintenance Engineer

Ronnie Perry

(h)269-7782   

 

 

 

Remember

Those in Rest Homes

 

Guardian Care of Zebulon

509 W. Gannon Av.

Zebulon, NC 27597

Ruth Mitchell

Doris Duke

 

Coventry House of Zebulon

1225 West Gannon Ave.

P.O. Box 888

Zebulon, NC 27597

Gladys Hocutt

Philithia Lindsey



My flesh and my heart may fail, but God is the strength of my heart and my portion forever.
(Psalm 73:26)
 
 
 
 
Ushers

Mike Nessell

Randy Baker

Nelson Pearce

Scott Felts

Milton Bryant

Chris Pearce

Wayne Floyd

 

 

Church Events

 

2/5 -     8:30-9:30 Sunday School Teacher’s Training

                         

2/6     7:30 Deacon’s Meeting

 

2/11 –   6:00 Valentine Dinner, Youth Fundraiser

 

2/12–   8:00 Brotherhood "Valentine" Breakfast

(all ladies are invited!)

      2:00 Zebulon House Ministry

   

2/19 – Noah’s Park 

(S.S. Teacher Prayer-every Sunday @ 9:15 in the Good Stewards classroom, upstairs, down at the end of the hall, last room on the left)

 

Intercessory Prayer-every Monday morning at 9 a.m.

 
Visitation Ministry every Sunday at 6 PM.  Meet in Fellowship Hall for prayer and to receive assignments.

 


 


Wednesdays

6:30-8:00 PM

Nursery Workers

2/5    Cindy Baker &
            Joseph Bryant

                     2/12       Maggie Dickerson &
                          Faith Anderson

      2/19       Angel Perry,
                     Janet Alford &
             Evan Bunn

          2/26     Susan Pierce &
                               Eric Pendergrass

 

Deacons

J.W. Reel                     269-6561

Milton Bryant               269-6183

Sandy Cole                  269-9394

Charles Blackley           269-9338

Chris Watkins               269-7423

Randy Baker                556-4001

Nate Sealey                  815-7065

 

From The Pastor

(The following is adapted from an article by one my favorite Pastor/Teachers, John Piper). Luke 6:35-36 says, “But love your enemies…and you will be sons of the Most High….Be merciful, even as your Father is merciful.” The two phrases in bold type point to a deep truth in the Christian life. “Be merciful as your Father is merciful” implies clearly that Jesus is treating His disciples as children of God. God is their Father. They are His children. So they should be merciful because they have a Father who is merciful. But what does Jesus mean when He says, “Love your enemies…..and you will be sons of the Most High?” Is loving your enemies the condition or the result of being sons of God? “Love your enemies…and you will be sons of the Most High,” means: “When you act this way you prove to be chips off the Old Block.” That is the way your Father is. So you show that you are born of God. You have His nature. You prove to be His children. Loving your enemies does not make you children of God. Love is the way people act that are born of God. Be merciful as Your Father is merciful. Who do you need to show mercy to? And who, despite how unloving they act, need you to show them love? Who do you need to risk loving in such a way? Remember, when you do, you become in action and practice what you are by your calling and by your faith.

Longing to be like Jesus,

Pastor Earl


 

 

 


                                                                                          
   Intercessory Prayer List
Robin Brannan
Stuart Carroll
Betty Horton
Inez Brown
Ronnie McLamb
Carolyn West
Avery Barham
Betty Jones
Barbara Jane Finch
Brian Mclamb
Margaret Mitchell
Brandon Cross
James Perry
Bethany Brown
Elsie Suppes
Jerry Dickerson
Jennifer Bunn
Mildred Perry
Rachel Perry
Ruth Mitchell
Ramona Bunn
Genavee Jackson
Doris Duke
Philithia Lindsey
Melba & Bud Perry
Lindberg & Betty Lou Ray
Ronnie Perry


 Moreover, as for me, far be it from me that
I should sin against the Lord by ceasing to pray for you.  
(1 Samuel 12:23a)