TURPIN
MENNONITE CHURCH
Worship 9:30 a.m. S.S. 10:45 a.m.
Pastors Mike & Karen Isaacs
Office (580) 259-6440
Mike (cell) 580-539-1004
Karen (cell) 580-539-1005
mkisaacs6@gmail.com
www.turpinmennonitechurch.orgturpinpastor@gmail.com
Welcome to
this place of worship. May you
experience Gods loving
presence and power as
we meet God in scripture, song, and prayer.
ANNOUNCEMENTS AND SHARING
CALL TO WORSHIP & SCRIPTURE Ephesians 4:32
*PRAYER
*HYMN
..To God
Be The Glory
...
.
..MH
532
CHILDRENS TIME
HYMN
Jesus
Loves Even Me
..
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..SLS 42
SHARING OF
TITHES -
.
...
.Trustee Fund
Offertory
Prayer of
Thanks
CONGREGATIONAL
PRAYER TIME
Sharing of
Needs
*SONG
I Surrender
.
...
....Screen
*Prayer
MESSAGE ...Forgiving Others
.
.Karen Isaacs
*CLOSING HYMN ...Just
As I Am
.(vs. 1-3)
...MH 235
*BENEDICTION
*BENEDICTION SONG The Lord Lift You Up
..
..Screen
* Those comfortable standing please rise.
Accompanist Florence R. Candle Lighter Aaron J.
Sound Jason B. Computer Chad P.
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Harvest MissionCelebration
Accompanist Computer Calli
Jones
Sound Rosettta
S. Candlelighter
Aaron J.
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UPCOMING EVENTS
HARVEST MISSION CELEBRATION
@ 10:00 AM next Sunday with Austin Regiers Family giving a musical concert. Carry in dinner to follow. Offering will be split with $375 helping with
mileage and stipen and the remaining amount split
with 2/3 going to Mennonite Central Commitee and 1/3
going to STEPMC.
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NEWS AND NOTES
BABY SHOWER FOR KRISTEN SCHRICK on September 15th with
Mexican Pile-Up Dinner. Shower will be
at 11:00 (following service) and dinner to follow. No adult Sunday School Classes. Kristen is having a boy and is registered at
Walmart, El Kan & Target. Theme will be Camo/Hunting. Bring books instead of cards.
BABY SHOWER FOR AMELIA DIAZ on September
22nd at 1:00 pm.
Carry-In Dinner will be before the shower immediately following Sunday School. Amelia has a
son (Ayreon Valieck Diaz)
and is registered at Amazon. Theme will
be dinosours.
PIZZA AND GAME NIGHT September 22 at 6:00
pm. Meet at Rufinos
in Liberal for fun, food and fellowship.
SEE YOU AT THE POLE September 25th
at Turpin School at 7:00am.
LOOKING FOR WAYS TO BE INVOLVED: Education Committee is still looking for a few substitutes for the
Sunday School classes.
If you are interested in being a sub for one of these classes please see
someone on the Education Commitment.
PRAYER CHAIN:
If you would like to put a friend on the
prayer chain, please get permission from that person
or a family
member to do so and
then contact a deacon.
Please
remember the following in your prayers:
Carolee Nickel
Grace Martinez
Barbara Trahern
Twila Boyd
Brandi Williams Janice Gowens
John
McCarthy Kalina Simpson
Shirley
Eggers Randy Parr
Caregivers
Alan Hodges
Cale Morris Pastoral Search Committee
Jean Regier Birthday Thursday
Don &
Gaylene Patterson Anniversary Friday
TURPIN FOOD PANTRY fundraiser meal on October 6, 2019, 12:00 noon, at the Turpin Baptist
Church.
CASSETTE RECORDINGS of worship services will be done if
you request it
ahead of time from the Sound Person or Pastor.
A cassette player will be available to play the cassette tape.
FALL SUNDAY SCHOOL CLASSES
You are invited to stay and attend one of the Sunday
school classes listed below following the worship service and refreshments
provided in the Fellowship Hall!
Primary
Class: Teacher Brandi Parker
Study: Hands
On Bible
Jr. High Youth Class: Teacher
Jean Regier
Study: The
Armor of God
Sr. High
Youth Class: Teacher - Tony James
Study: World
Religions vs. Faith in Christ
Womens
Class: (Brown Room) Teacher Shared
Study: Year of
the Bible
Adult Class:
(Green Room) Teacher George Kroeker
Study: Responding to Gods Grace
Kitchen
Class: (Kitchen) Informal Conversation.
FALL SUNDAY SCHOOL OFFERINGS for the September through November quarter will be for Operation Christmas
Child Shoebox through Samaritans Purse.
Donations and Supplies are needed.
Supply suggestions: pencils, small pencil sharpener,
colored pencils, pencil case, crayons, markers, pens, coloring books, note
books, glue sticks. More suggestions to
come later in the quarter.
HARVEST MISSION CELEBRATION
Information
about Austin Regier and his family:
The Regier family hails from East of Newton Kansas where their
ancestors have farmed and raised hogs for over one hundred years. The family is
comprised of Ken and Amy Regier and their four
children, Erin (with husband Matt Graber originally from South Dakota), Austin
(with wife Elizabeth Ratzlaff originally from
Moundridge, KS), Addie (currently a Junior at Bethel
College), and Eli (currently a Senior at Newton High School).
The
Regier's have a deep love for bluegrass music
stemming primarily from Edwin Regier, Ken's father,
who played in a a group
called the Country Jamboree. At Regier family
reunions, you can expect Ella (Kroeker) Regier to request that instruments be brought, and the making
of music is a consistent family tradition. Ken and Amy's family did not manage
to escape this dangerous predilection towards bluegrass, and now the whole
family plays and sings together. Like most bluegrass bands, Kilometer 81 is
named after a leprosy hospital in Paraguay. We love playing music and we love
sharing that music with others.
Information
about STEPMC:
Steps to End
Poverty of McPherson County (STEPMC) is on a mission to walk alongside people
until they are out of poverty. We do this by forming a community around those
in our program, fostering connections, and creating pathways of opportunity and
success. STEPMC creates a framework for people to build relationships across
economic and class lines in order to transform lives. We believe that
responsibility for both poverty and prosperity rests not only in the hands of
individuals, but also with societies, institutions, and communities. Our
approach is a progressive model that suggests low-income families must have
strong social capital and connections within their communities in order to
improve their economic situation. Families and individuals enroll in our
training to build financial, emotional, and social resources as well as an
economic stability plan that sets goals unique to their own needs and dreams.
These families, called Team Leaders, are paired with trained mid- to
high-income community volunteers, called Team Partners, who support their
efforts to achieve economic stability. Each week, STEPMC meets to provide peer
support and to discuss strategies for attaining prosperity.