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Saved by His grace, joined by His blood, bound by His love and sent by His Word to spread the Good News.
NEWSLETTER OF THE STONE ASSAASSOCIATION OF SOUTHERN BAPTISTS
VOLUME XXXV Issue 2
DIRECTOR OF MISSIONS: DR. JOE WILES
FEBRUARY 2017
STONE ASSOCIATION
“Churches/Missions Working Together”
ne As
Aletheia Fellowship
2008
Bangham Heights
1966
Baxter First
1957
Bear Creek
1944
Brotherton
1926
Cane Creek
1868
Caney Fork
1813
Cedar Hill
1934
Church on the Hill
1956
Colonial View
1992
Cookeville First
1873
Covenant
2011
Crossroads
2008
Cummins Mill
1987
Dodson Branch
1953
Double Springs
1984
Eastwood
1961
Gainesboro First
1905
Hampton’s Crossroads
1897
Hope In Christ Fellowship 2014
(mission of The River)
Iglesia Misonera Salem
Jesus El Buen Pastor
Johnson
Kainos
2008
2000
1835
2015
(mission, Church on the Hill)
Midway
Mill Creek
Monterey First
Nash Grove
New Heaven
1976
1923
1904
1912
2013
(mission, FBC, Cookeville)
New Home
Poplar Grove
Poplar Springs
Rocky Point
Sand Springs
Scott Avenue
Silver Point
Sonlight
Stevens Street
The River
Trinity
University Heights
VineBranch
Washington Avenue
WestHaven
West View
Wilhite
Woodcliff
1898
1888
1890
1906
1875
1975
1975
2003
1947
2002
1952
1994
2010
1959
2002
1940
1928
1918
During the months of January, February,
March, if there is inclement weather, Executive Board Meetings and other meetings will
be cancelled. Please use your best judgment
and stay out of the weather that is threating.
HARVEST REPORT
Baptisms
Professions of Faith
January 2017
6
?
FEBRUARY 27, 2017
EXECUTIVE BOARD MEETNG
Stevens Street Building H—6:30 PM
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VOLUME XXXV ISSUE 2
FINANCES
Thoughts
Church
Aletheia
$
- $
-
Bangham Heights
$
325.00 $
325.00
Baxter, First
$
60.00 $
60.00
Bear Creek
Brotherton
$
$
50.00 $
- $
50.00
-
Cane Creek
$
Caney Fork
Cedar Hill
$
$
Church on the Hill
$
50.00 $
50.00
Colonial View
$
638.00 $
638.00
Cookeville, First
Covenant
Crossroads Community
Cummins Mill
$
$
$
$
Dodson's Branch
January
Total
80.50 $
1,015.97
2,843.74
$
- $
80.50
1,015.97
-
$
- $
- $
- $
2,843.74
$
100.00 $
100.00
Double Springs
Eastwood
$
$
44.10 $
- $
44.10
-
Gainesboro, First
$
55.32 $
55.32
Hamptons Crossroads
$
150.00 $
150.00
Hope in Christ Fellowsp.
Iglesia Misonera Salem
$
$
147.48 $
- $
147.48
-
Jesus El Buen Pastor
Johnson
$
$
225.12 $
- $
225.12
-
Midway
Mill Creek
Monterey, First
$
$
$
40.00 $
- $
- $
40.00
-
Nash Grove
$
286.76 $
286.76
New Heaven
$
50.00 $
50.00
New Home
Poplar Grove
$
$
202.00 $
- $
202.00
-
Poplar Springs
Rocky Point
$
$
128.10 $
- $
128.10
-
Sand Springs
Scott Avenue
$
$
50.00 $
- $
50.00
-
Silver Point
$
125.00 $
125.00
-
Sonlight
$
$
-
Stevens Street
$
166.67 $
166.67
The River
$
200.00 $
200.00
Trinity
$
100.00 $
100.00
University Heights
$
128.96 $
128.96
VineBranch
Washington Avenue
$
$
433.00 $
- $
433.00
-
West Haven
$
50.00 $
50.00
West View
$
50.00 $
50.00
Wilhite
$
66.00 $
66.00
Woodcliff
$
100.00 $
100.00
TN Baptist Convention
$
782.00 $
782.00
Other Budget receipts
$
- $
-
Total
$
8,743.72
$
8,743.72
Church Giving Only
$
7,961.72
$
7,961.72
$
$
$
$
828.34
9,096.87
8,662.33
1,262.88
Checkbook Balance 12/31/16
Expendable all Sources
Expenditures January
Checkbook Balance 1/31/17
FROM YOUR
DIRECTOR of MISSIONS
February is here and I just got through with
Christmas and New Year’s activities!
Spring must be just around the corner! I just
don’t know which corner yet. How about
you? Actually, the time passing and the
seasons obviously changing help make this
part of God’s creation, the amazing state of
Tennessee, EXTREMELY BEAUTIFUL!
As many of you already know, Stone Association is now on Facebook. This is an advantage to you because you can share events
with us by posting to it and we will put on
the page for others to also see. You can
share praises, prayers requests, or get involved with helping another church with a
mission trip or other event, if you so desire.
PLEASE “LIKE” US ON FACEBOOK.
Thanks!
The time of missions and outreach beyond
our churches is coming up quickly. My
hope is that as we are involved in VBS,
mission trips, campus and other outreaches
we will continue to be intentional. As we go
let us be aware that sharing the good news is
the responsibility of each one who has been
pardoned of sin by the blood of Jesus Christ.
The Great Commission has not been revoked. There is a world beyond our walls
that needs Jesus, so we must be busy sharing
with that world right now. As you doubtless
know, it makes an eternal difference. May
God bless all our efforts this year.
Joe Wiles, DoM
Pathway of Love
There are times in our lives
When decisions must be made
That lead us down certain paths
When directions are obeyed.
But I recommend my Jesus,
He is my Savior and Lord
And going down His pathway,
He binds you with a cord.
So the way is always guided
With help that’s from above
When you choose my Lord’s path
The pathway filled with love.
Joe Wiles
Jan. 6, 1981
Baptist History #20
Four Controversies for Baptists in
Colonial America
First, Baptists could not agree on the
extent and nature of divine predestination. Was the eternal fate of every individual already sealed from eternity by
God’s decree of predestination or did
individuals have freedom to accept the
gospel and thus affect their own eternal
destiny? Of course, that was the heart of
the conflict between Particular and General Baptists in England. The question
goes beyond hairsplitting over trifles,
however, for it affects one’s attitude
toward the church and the gospel. The
tendency of Baptists in Colonial America
was to moderate their Calvinism to allow
some degree of human responsibility and
response and to encourage human
“effort,” such as preaching, missions and
evangelism.
Second, Baptists argued over the practice of “laying on of hands” upon new
converts, much as is done in ordination.
General Baptists favored the practice,
and sometimes took the name of SixPrinciple Baptists for their adherence to
the six points of Hebrews 6:1-2, which
includes hands. Particular Baptists gave
less importance to the laying on of hands,
often abandoning the practice altogether.
They were sometimes called FivePrinciple Baptists. Difficult as it may be
for modern readers to believe, churches,
members and ministers often engaged in
heated and divisive controversies over
this question.
A third problem concerned singing
during worship. Few elements in a typical Baptist worship service today are
more familiar than hymn singing, but this
was controversial in the 1680’s among
Baptists in both England and America.
Some churches in America allowed the
singing of biblical texts, such as the
psalms, but not “man-made” songs while
others would not allow singing of any
kind. There was internal turmoil and
many churches split over this issue.
The fourth issue raised the question of
whether public worship should be on
Saturday, the Sabbath, or Sunday, the
first day of the week. Rhode Island was
strongest for Saturday and a number of
Seventh-Day Baptist Churches developed
there and elsewhere. The tendency was
for the Seventh-Day group to withdraw
from the First-Day group although some
continued worshipping together without
breaking fellowship.
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VOLUME XXXV ISSUE 2
Available Pulpit Supply
Transitional Interim Pastor Training
Linden Valley Conference Center
April 10-12
WMU Missions Get-together and Connection
March 31-April 2, 2017
Gatlinburg Convention Center
See TBC website for complete info and to register.
We want to also extend this opportunity to
any pastor in your association who may be
interested. Space is limited, so please let us
know of your interest as soon as possible.
Below is the link to our online registration:
https://tn.sbcworkspace.com/Pub/Event/Reg
ister/55227068
There is also an option to mail your registration in, and that is included in the attached information.
Please feel free to contact me as soon as
possible with any questions you may have.
We would love to have you join us for this
valuable training.
Sincerely,
Cynthia Proctor, Ministry Assistant, Tennessee Baptist Mission Board
615-371-2010 office, 800-558-2090
P. O. Box 728, Brentwood, TN 370240728
www.tnbaptist.org
Sandy Stone Camp
Outside Clean-Up Days
Saturday, March 18
Saturday, March 25
Starting at 8:30 AM
Come help clean up
around the camp and see
all the improvements.
APRIL 10
BCM Day at the churches:
March 19: A student is available to come to your church
and speak. Please call or email the BCM with your church name,
service times, contact person, phone #, and email.
Service Projects:
Stain 9 wooden doors
Paint the large room
Install wooden/stained backdrop to stage
Electrical and lighting improvements
Repair gutters
Cut down and remove tree
Association VBS Clinic
6:00—8:30 PM
Cookeville FBC
Soul Food Café:
We have openings for March and April Soul Food Café. If
you would be interested in feeding 150+ students while supporting summer missions please call to schedule your church.
For all church VBS workers.
From time to time churches need someone to
supply or an Interim Pastor and do not
know who to call. The following men have
indicated their willingness to supply (some as
Interim Pastor) and would appr eciate an
opportunity to serve.*
Jeff Amonett
Charles Anderson
Danny Ashburn
Bill Barenkamp
Steven Barlow
Tony Bartlett
Gary Bowman
Troy Brachey
Jason Cohoon
Ken Coots
Donald Davidson
John Davis
Keith Emrich
Frank C. Favia, Sr.
Benny Fields
Wayne Gantt
Charles Gibbs
Burt Handschin
Robert Haynes
Jim Highland
Philip Hutchings
Bob Jett
Steven Jones
William Lester
Robert Little
Christian Lomax
Justin Martin
Mark Miller
Joe Morgan
Chuck Overton
Brian Parker
Greg Perlongo
Richard Petty
Mark Phillips
Carl Scarlett
Gene Schmid
Timothy Selmas
Ralph Strahin
Nathan Thomason
James Trivette
Bryan Vaughn
Keith Weatherly
Derik Zooashkiyani
931-864-3553, 397-5007
858-6560
854-9786
865-335-9650
931-704-3408
528-0243
349-7474
510-0676
615-933-5591
931-210-7319
615-483-5902
260-2351
931-823-7733
931-303-1296
615-897-2698
372-7606
537-2843
526-6477, 544-1334
931-212-4167
615-202-7578
803-295-6819 local
349-1269
931-881-7594
931-316-5343
858-2345
931-252-6523
209-6039
615-476-5564
528-7657
931-644-3228
946-3177
931-644-9867
615-683-9031
615-517-0988
615-478-7575
526-1932
931-704-2293
858-3696; 349-6573 cell
615-426-2693
931-319-1251
931-644-8877
423-525-3308
349-9783
“I charge thee therefore before God, and the
Lord Jesus Christ, who shall judge the quick
and the dead at his appearing and his
kingdom; Preach the word; be instant in
season, out of season; reprove, rebuke,
exhort with all longsuffering and doctrine.”
2 Timothy 4:1-2
*The local church will be responsible for
verification of individual credentials and/or
qualifications.
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ALETHEIA
REVIVAL
April 27-May 1
Dr. Kevin Shearer, evangelist
Aletheia Baptist Fellowship, 909 Grider Road
(across from Lee Seminary Rd on S. Burgess
Falls Rd)
Our pastor is Dr. Tim Adams
BANGHAM HEIGHTS
The Food & Faith Pantry served 39 families,
prepared 41 boxes of food and had 10 committee members and 1 volunteer that served in
January. In addition, 6 boxes of food were
taken to the Northside Community Center, a
ministry of Covenant Church and we are
thrilled to give them boxes of food for people
that are in transition from drugs, sickness,
homeless, etc. and beginning to live on their
own. The pantry is open the first and third
Thursday of each month from 4:00-6:00 p.m.
The Prayer Card Ministry sent out 105 cards
of encouragement in January.
The Women on Missions group and the ladies of the church will be preparing the Soul
Food Meal for the BCM on February 23. The
Children in Action will receive their awards on
February 15 as part of WMU Focus Week.
The Keenagers had 11 at their January planning meeting & covered dish meal. They are
planning a trip to the Garden Café in Rickman,
TN on February 24. They meet the second
Tuesday of each month at 6:00 p.m.
A movie night is planned for February 25, at
6:30 p.m. in the sanctuary. The movie is
“God’s Not Dead II”. Everyone is invited.
The Youth plan to attend Merge at the River
Community Church on Wednesday, March 1.
Everyone is invited to a Special Singing by
Freddy Redmon on March 12, at 6:15 p.m..
Please continue to pray for guidance for our
church and the pastoral search committee.
We are taking resumes for Senior Pastor. Send
your resume to [email protected] or Pastoral Search Committee, 5961 Hilham Road, Cookeville, TN 38506
CANEY FORK
We had to change the date for our first service in our new sanctuary to Sunday, March
19th. In order to get ready, we are still meeting
every Monday and Thursday at 5:30 p.m. to
clean up and make everything sparkle. (We
are also unpacking our storage.) Until then, we
are still carrying on all our regular activities
and outreach while we continue to meet at
Avery Trace Middle School. We have several
folks awaiting baptism in our new baptistry.
Our pastor is Rev. Steve Thornton.
COLONIAL VIEW
On January 27, the Trail Life Troops had a
fundraiser and awards ceremony, with a great
turnout. Thank you to everyone!
The upcoming Trail Life and American Heritage Girl Troup meetings will be on February
2nd, February 16th, and March 2nd from 6:007:00 pm each night.
Our new Discipleship Training class, a 24week study of “Jesus: His Truth-His Community-and His Mission,” began in January and is
led by Bro. Steele Shipley.
We also began to prepare for this year’s VBS
which will be June 26th through June 30.
Our pastor is Rev. Marc Burnett
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COOKEVILLE FBC
Church League Volleyball
Registration is underway for spring volleyball
at Cookeville First Baptist Church. Rosters and
the $100 team fee will be accepted
through Friday, February 24 at noon. Rosters
may be turned in before this date at the First
Baptist Church office but no rosters will be accepted after this time. Games are played on
Tuesday and possibly Thursday nights.
Team Divisions:
Youth Beginning – 5th-10th grade
Youth Experienced – 9th-12th grade
“C”
– Beginning players
“B”
– Players with some experience
“BB” – Experienced players
“A”
– Competitive players
Call First Baptist Church at 526-7108 for
more information.
Our pastor is Rev. Scott McKinney
CROSSROADS
We are continuing with our “Signs of Faith”
Series, using everyday road signs to help us
remember spiritual lessons from the Scripture.
We are preparing to celebrate our 9th anniversary as a church in mid-March.
We are working with several partner churches,
school groups, and businesses to plan Baxter’s
Annual Community Moonlight Egg Hunt on
Friday, April 14.
Our pastor is Rev. Rick Burnett
DODSON BRANCH
Wishing everyone a great February, which is
know as 'heart month'. The Bible tells us to love
the Lord God with all of your heart.
We appreciate the teaching of Bro. Steven Barlow explaining how Genesis 3 tells us how Satan
tempted Eve and Adam. This temptation
caused the 'fall'. Was there any hope? When
God asked "Adam, where are you?" and "Have
you sinned?" Yes, God provided the way of
eternal life through Jesus Christ our Lord Romans 5:8. God is a God of forgiveness for people that ask Him. Romans 10:13. We also have
heard the Bible teaching of a former Southern
Baptist Missionary that has served fifteen years
in Latin America, Bro. Donnie R. Starkey. He
has also taught how the book of Genesis is our
basis for Creation and Salvation. We appreciate
him teaching the Adult Sunday School Class and
Preaching during the morning and evening Worship Services. Psalm 27 was taught as encouragement, and that our confidence is from the
Lord. We also appreciate his wife Lori and their
two sons attending our church services! A very
appreciative thank you also to Bro. Marvin Keith
Pryor and his wife for their prayers
and encouragement. Bro. Marvin Keith Pryor is
willing to be our Supply Pastor! How can people hear except by God's Preacher, and how can
they Preach the 'Gospel of the Lord Jesus Christ'
except they be called by the leading of the Holy
Spirit!
The 44th March for Life in Washington, D.C.
had the largest crowd in attendance. "The Power
of One" life is so important! Dr. Franklin Graham has announced his 2017 Across Tennessee
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during May. He stated he is preaching the
"Gospel of Jesus Christ" across Tennessee by
making four stops. He requests all Christians
to pray for him and his team.
Aleigha Conner, beautiful baby daughter of
Samantha and Clint Conner, has been attending
church with her family. God bless the babies!
We still ask everyone to pray for our Country
and pray for one another.
EASTWOOD
This Month's Food for Thought:
When I stand before God at the end of my
life, I would hope that I would have not a
single bit of talent left and could proudly say,
“I used everything you gave me!”
Greetings from Eastwood where Prayer is the
Fuel of Our Faith! Since our last article, we
have experienced multiple illnesses within our
congregation but have also witnessed God's
blessings of healing. And we have shared in
celebrations of life for those who have gone on
to be with the Lord.
In January, we were host to “The Bohannon's” who shared their music ministry, delivering God's message in song. Our congregation participated in the Fifth Sunday Singing
with various solos and enjoyed a heavy focus
on congregational singing from one of our lessfrequently-used hymnals.
Lastly, due to the inclement weather during
the previous few weeks, Eastwood continued
their donations to the Lottie Moon Offering,
collecting a total of $900 toward that effort.
Our Interim Pastor is Rev. Troy Brachey.
GAINESBORO FBC
Blessings to all from Gainesboro First!
December and January were busy months at
our church. The children’s Christmas program
was full of Christ’s love. Thank you to Ms.
Daisy and Ms. Pat and all the children!
Renovations to the church such as plumbing,
electric, painting, new carpet in the playroom
are just a few things that were done to help the
look of our church. Thank you Andy Gray and
your crew. Our large screen was installed and
plans are underway for a Christian movie night.
We plan to serve God and popcorn to other
churches in our area, as well as people of the
community.
Fourteen people came to clean-day. We
worked hard and well together. We were treated with pizza for lunch, thanks to Monty and
Tina.
Shonda and Andy Gray are starting a Bible
Quiz group for our young people. Some of the
older people may participate as well...I did the
first quiz and learned a lot!
Our choir was almost non-existent, but since
the first of the year and much prayer, we have
been blessed with special music. Thank you all
for your participation and time. You are
sounding GREAT!
On the 29th of January we expected to baptize 2 young people, but were blessed with 2
others coming forward to accept the Lord as
their Savior. Welcome Kynlee Davis, Miguel
Welch, Lisa Madsen and her son, Kendall Rich.
What a fount of blessings from God!
“Be dressed ready for service, and keep your
lamp burning…” Luke 12:35
Our pastor is Rev. Kelly Stockton
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MILL CREEK
WESTHAVEN
“Enter into His gates with thanksgiving, and
into His courts with praise: be thankful unto Him,
and bless His name. For the LORD is good; His
mercy is everlasting; and His truth endured to all
generations.” Psalms 100:4-5 (KJV). God is so
good. Great things are happening at Mill Creek
Baptist. We have started 2017 by electing a new
pastor, Rev. Lonny D. Davis. Pastor Lonny , his
wife, Sharon and 2 sons, Jason & Isaac live in the
Pippin area of Cookeville. They are very excited
about being in the family at Mill Creek! Our service times are Sunday School at 10am, Worship
services following at 11am. Evening services are
at 5pm. Our Wednesday Prayer services are
at 6pm. We invite all to come and be with us. We
ask our sister churches to pray for our sick ,shutin members and the growth of our church. Where
Everybody is Somebody and JESUS, CHRIST
is LORD!!
Our pastor is Rev. Lonny Davis
The church has completed its special emphasis for January Bible Study. We will continue
to work through the remainder of the Book of
Nehemiah during our Sunday night services.
Thank you to everyone that came out and for
bringing snacks during this special emphasis in
the month of January.
Our pastor is Rev. Bryan Hickey
TRINITY
During the month of February, Trinity will be
involved in three events celebrating Black History Month.
January 28 – February 28, the Cookeville
History Museum will pr esent a display featur ing African-Americans who have contributed
significantly to the Putnam County area. Relics
reflecting aspects of the life and contributions of
Trinity’s late Pastor Emeritus, Reverend
Leroy Jackson, will be a par t of the display.
Sunday, February 12th, Trinity’s Women’s
Missionary Society will host our annual Heritage
Day. The pr ogr am will begin at 10:45 a.m.
and commence during morning worship service.
Along with a guest speaker, and singing and
praising the Lord, a Soul Food Dinner will follow
immediately.
Sunday, February 19th, Trinity and the Alpha
Phi Alpha Fraternity of Tenn Tech will co-host
the Malcolm Moye Gospel Extravaganza, a musical event featuring different choral groups. The
event was named to pay tribute to the late Bro.
Moye, an officer of TTU’s ROTC program, who
joined the Trinity family while living in
Cookeville. The Extravaganza will begin at 2
p.m. in the Tech Pride Room of TTU’s University Center.
You are always welcome at Trinity. A warm
and cordial greeting awaits you.
Our pastor is Rev. Earl Dirkson
UNIVERSITY HEIGHTS
Our year is off to a great start. The children
have begun preparing a special play “The
Three Trees” for Palm Sunday as well as a new
bell song to share with the church. Pray for us
as we seek a pastor.
WILHITE
Pastor Tim began the year preaching a series
entitled “How to have a marriage that lasts a
lifetime!” It has been good for those thinking
about marriage & those that needed a refresher
course, whether they admitted it or not.
January 15th, Sanctity of Life Sunday, Kay
Stori was our special speaker. She brought 75
baby bottles for us to fill with coins, cash or
checks for the TN Right to Life. Our deadline
was Sunday and we have filled 70 bottles & 1
mega bottle (a layette bottle). They will pick up
the bottles and give us a total soon. Of course,
we hope to beat our total of last year of
$1,488.16. If your church would like contact
information please call our office.
We have started a new Young Adult Class
taught by Harvey Rockwell. Pam Stephens,
Sandi Jernigan & Hannah Crouch have started a
new exciting group for young people meeting
the 3rd Saturday of the month. The first meeting
had 13 young people & they named themselves
“#The Wilhite Crew”. Pam has started our
choir preparing an Easter cantata. The WMU
collected baby items for the Rescue Mission.
Pastor Tim led our Back Pack & Cedar Hills
Ministries.
Our pastor is Rev. Tim Miles
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MISSIONS MOMENT
BASIC RULES for MISSION TRIPS
1. Keep the focus on Jesus.
2. The relationship is the work.
3. Never pass a potty.
4. Blessed are the flexible...for they
will not get bent out of shape.
This month’s article is inspired by #4.
Since the last edition of the Stone Tablet,
we’ve had a major change in our plans for
the associational summer mission trips.
We are still sending a team to Helena,
Montana, in early June. We are still
sending a team to Langley, Kentucky,
July 2-7, BUT our second planned week
in Kentucky (July 9-14) will instead be
serving in Dayton, Ohio.
We received a call from the mission
center in Kentucky over a recent weekend
letting us know they were overbooked
and needed us to cancel. In God’s divine
timing, we received an email from Ohio
the same day asking for a team to come
help in some outreach projects July 9-14.
We will now have the opportunity to help
mostly Air Force church conduct an outreach basketball camp, some block parties, some door-to-door canvassing, some
clothing ministry, and other projects to be
determined as our team develops.
Montana: June 2-9….$850-$1000
Outreach, church start help, sports
camp
Kentucky: July 2-7…... $125
Kid’s club, food ministry, construction/cleanup, outreach
Ohio:
July 9-14…..$125
Basketball club, outreach, clothing
ministry
APRIL 2
Association Bible Drill
Hampton’s Crossroads
Pre-registration by calling Stone Association office at 526-4655 (optional)
Remember that together we can do more
for the Kingdom!
Rick Burnett
Missions Development
Registration: 2:30 PM
Drill: 3:00 PM
WEST VIEW
REVIVAL
March 12-15
West View Baptist Church
427 Laurel Avenue, Cookeville
Evangelist—Rev. Drew Estes
God is really blessing and encouraging us!
Our children’s program is flourishing and we
have some more new members. Praise the
Lord!
Our pastor is Rev. Jimmie Simpson
APRIL 29
FEBRUARY 28
9:00 AM
8:30 AM—4:30 PM
Regional Children’s, Youth, High
School Bible Drills at Washington
Avenue Baptist Church
Security Training for
short-term missions teams.
Missions Mobilization Center,
Mount Juliet
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NEWSLETTER OF THE
STONE ASSOCIATION OF SOUTHERN BAPTISTS
Mailing Address: PO BOX 455, COOKEVILLE, TN 38503
Physical Address: 25 W. Broad Street, Suite 3, Cookeville, TN 38501
TELEPHONE: (931) 526-4655, FAX: 525-6074
E-MAIL: [email protected]
www.stoneassociation.org
Return Service Requested
FEBRUARY / MARCH 2017
Sun
Mon
Tue
Wed
Thu
Fri
Sat
13
8:00 AM Call to
Prayer at West View
Happy Birthday!
Jimmie Simpson
14
19
Happy Birthday!
James Haynes
20 President’s Day
21
22
Washington’s
Birthday
23
24
Church Anniversary
for Steve Tiebout at
The River (2002)
25
26
27 8:00 AM Call to
Prayer West View
6:30 PM
Executive Board
Meeting, Stevens St.
28
8:30 AM-4:30 PM
Security Training for
Short-term Mission
Teams, Mt. Juliet
March 1
MERGE
Youth Event
The River
6:00-7:30 PM
2
3
4
5
6 8:00 AM
Call to Prayer at
West View
7
6:00 PM
Camp Committee
Meeting
8
9
10 End of 3rd quarter 11
Putnam
YEC, Nashville
County
Schools
12
Lincoln’s Birthday
Racial Reconciliation
Sunday
15
16
17
Valentine’s Day
18
Deacon’s and Pastor’s
Conference, Tulip Grove
Baptist, Old Hickory
FOCUS on WMU……...FOCUS on WMU……..FOCUS on WMU……..February 13-19, 2017
8:00 AM
Call to Prayer at
West View
WEEK of PRAYER for NORTH AMERICAN MISSIONS and ANNIE ARMSTRONG OFFERING—March 5-12, 2017
12 Daylight Savings
Time Begins
13 8:00 AM Call to
Prayer at West View
14
15
REVIVAL at West View—March 12-15—Rev. Drew Estes. Evangelist
16 Ch Av date for
Rick Burnett at
Crossroads (2008)
Spring Break for Putnam County Schools—March 13-17, 2017
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18
8:30 AM
Clean Up Day at Camp
Sandy Stone