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NEWSLETTER OF THE STONE ASSAASSOCIATION OF SOUTHERN BAPTISTS
VOLUME XXXIV Issue 10
DIRECTOR OF MISSIONS: DR. JOE WILES
OCTOBER 2016
Check out our website: www.stoneassociation.org
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
Sunday, October 23
3:00 PM—6:00 PM
Stevens Street Baptist Church
(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
3:00-5:25 PM Business Session
5:25 PM Annual Sermon: Dr. Scott Parkison
* Please Note! We will not be having a meal. Please make plans accordingly.
(mission, FBC, Cookeville)
New Home
Poplar Grove
Poplar Springs
Rocky Point
Sand Springs
Scott Avenue
Silver Point
Sonlight
Stevens Street
The River
The River Sparta
1898
1888
1890
1906
1875
1975
1975
2003
1947
2002
2015
(mission of The River)
Trinity
University Heights
VineBranch
Washington Avenue
WestHaven
West View
Wilhite
Woodcliff
1952
1994
2010
1959
2002
1940
1928
1918
HARVEST REPORT
Baptisms
Professions of Faith
September 2016
7
3
NO October
EXECUTIVE BOARD MEETNG
Stevens Street Bldg. H - - 6:30 PM
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VOLUME XXXIV ISSUE 10
FINANCES
Church
September
Aletheia
$
Bangham Heights
$
Baxter, First
$
60.00 $
540.00
Bear Creek
$
50.00 $
450.00
Brotherton
$
600.00 $
600.00
Cane Creek
Caney Fork
$
81.65 $
648.75
$ 1,823.30 $ 8,703.68
Cedar Hill
$
100.00 $
900.00
Church on the Hill
$
50.00 $
550.00
Colonial View
Cookeville, First
$ 626.00 $ 3,617.00
$ 1,054.38 $ 11,455.16
Covenant
$
- $
200.00
Crossroads Community
Cummins Mill
$
$
- $
- $
406.07
-
Dodson's Branch
$
100.00 $
900.00
Double Springs
$
45.15 $
851.28
Eastwood
$
150.00 $
615.00
Gainesboro, First
Hamptons Crossroads
$
$
138.50 $ 1,235.79
- $ 1,200.00
Hope in Christ Fellowsp. $
Iglesia Misonera Salem
$
126.32 $ 1,222.47
- $
-
Jesus El Buen Pastor
Johnson
$
$
217.65 $ 2,149.71
- $
-
Midway
$
40.00 $
180.00
Mill Creek
$
- $
793.00
Monterey, First
Nash Grove
$
$
- $
800.00
- $ 2,649.14
New Heaven
$
New Home
$
265.00 $ 2,338.00
Poplar Grove
$
500.00 $ 1,500.00
Poplar Springs
Rocky Point
$
$
104.54 $ 1,161.21
- $ 2,863.56
Sand Springs
Scott Avenue
$
$
Silver Point
Sonlight
$
$
125.00 $ 1,125.00
- $
-
Stevens Street
$
166.67 $ 1,500.03
The River
$
200.00 $ 1,800.00
Trinity
$
100.00 $
University Heights
$
145.72 $ 2,397.93
VineBranch
Washington Avenue
$
$
520.00 $ 4,478.00
- $ 2,120.00
West Haven
$
100.00 $
500.00
West View
$
- $
400.00
Wilhite
$
66.00 $
594.00
Woodcliff
$
100.00 $
800.00
- $
105.00
325.00 $ 2,925.00
50.00 $
50.00 $
- $
TN Baptist Convention
$ 782.00
Other Budget receipts
$ 2,786.13
Total
$ 11,649.01
Church Giving Only
$ 8,080.88
Checkbook Balance 8/31/16
Expendable all Sources
Expenditures September
Checkbook Balance 9/30/16
Total
$
$
$
$
$
$
$
Thoughts
FROM YOUR
DIRECTOR of MISSIONS
It’s that time again! The Annual Meeting of Stone Association of Southern
Baptists will be meeting for the 151st
time. We will be meeting at Stevens
Street Baptist Church beginning at 3:00
PM and ending at 6:00 PM We will
begin at 3:00 PM with the business portion of the meeting. This will be followed by reports of local and state ministries. At 5:00 PM, Dr. Scott Parkison
will bring the Annual Sermon. This year
we will not have the fellowship meal.
Plan to do this on your own with some
friends or family or both.
This time of year gets very crowded
with activities. Thanksgiving and
Christmas are just ahead. It is a good
time and hopefully an enjoyable time.
Try and keep the main things in the right
order. Thanksgiving for what the Lord
has done this past year is appropriate.
The greatest gift of Jesus crowns the
season followed closely with happy family time. I know it’s just October, but the
way time flies, it will be here almost
tomorrow.
See you on the 23rd at Stevens Street.
Joe Wiles DoM
450.00
MORNING
50.00
-
900.00
7,038.00
6,009.13
82,121.91
69,074.78
2,055.51
12,069.96
8,211.55
$ 5,913.92
Somewhere there is morning.
Surely the sun must rise
To cause a squenching, squinting
Of all the earth’s glad eyes.
Darkness beacons daily.
Daylight fades so fast.
Darkness claims its victory
When day’s last gleam is past.
Yet, somewhere there is morning.
Surely the sun must rise
To greet us all with laughter
And put stars back in our eyes.
Joe Wiles
Baptist History #16 Middle Colonies Baptists
In January 1688, Elias Keach formed the
Pennepek church with twelve members; this was
the first surviving Baptist church in the Middle
Colonies. It is still active in Lower Dublin, a
suburb of Philadelphia. Keach was a son of the
London Baptist pastor, Benjamin Keach. Young
Keach arrived in America in 1687, not yet a professing Christian. He was described as an exceedingly wild spark and a “stranger to divine
grace.” For whatever motive, he dressed like a
clergyman, wearing a “band,” and was invited to
preach at a Baptist gathering near Philadelphia.
He had heard his father often enough that giving
a sermon was no great problem. However, in the
middle of his sermon Keach was seized by the
enormity of his sin. He stopped speaking and
began to tremble. Keach’s hearers thought some
illness had come upon him. He confessed his
deception and begged their forgiveness. He was
also soundly converted –under his own preaching! He later received baptism from Elder Dungan (whom we talked about last month) at Cold
Spring.
The conversion of Keach was a great blessing
to Baptist work in the Middle Colonies. He
brought youth, vigor, dynamism and organizational skill to the work. He represented the most
progressive elements in English Baptist life. He
was not involved in the divisive controversies of
the time which eroded Baptist strength and hampered growth. Above all, he brought vigorous
evangelistic outreach, preaching throughout the
area and establishing several new churches.
Keach served as pastor of Pennepek but did not
confine his preaching to that vicinity. Soon he
had baptized converts in New Jersey and Pennsylvania. These converts regarded themselves as
members of the Pennepek church but because of
the distance worshipped separately. However,
each quarter the entire fellowship would assemble at one of these outposts for preaching, fellowship, and receiving the Lord’s Supper. These
were called Quarterly Meetings, but because they
came to each outpost only about once a year the
people began to call them the Annual Meeting.
These informal meetings became the nucleus of
the Philadelphia Baptist Association. Over the
years these preaching points became churches as
follows: Picataway (1689), Middleton (N.J.,
1688), Cohansy (N.J. 1687). Baptists met for
worship in Philadelphia as early as 1687 but the
church was not organized until 1698. The first
surviving association formed in the Middle Colonies in 1707, a confession of faith was adopted in
1742 and they established a Baptist college in
1764.
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Attention Church Clerks!
See TBC website
www.tnbaptist.org for registration
ACP forms are due.
If you would like help in filling your
church forms out please contact the Association office at 526-4655, we would be happy to help.
We would like to see every church represented in the annual report so “we can brag
on God”.
Important 2017 dates!
COMING UP!!
Bivocational Minister’s & Wives Retreat
January 26-28, 2017
Pigeon Forge, TN
Music Road Hotel and Convention Center
$225/couple includes hotel, meals, & breaks (exempt
meals enroute & lunch on Friday). Online registration
begins August 8, 2016 www.tnbivo.org. For more information call 800-558-2090 ext. 2025 (Carrie Smith or
John Parrott)
Association Bible Drill
Sunday, April 2, 3:00 PM
Hampton’s Crossroada
Regional Bible Drill
Saturday, April 29
Washington Avenue
New materials for 2017 Bible Drills are
available at Lifeway. Get Started!
Contact Pam Boswell @ 260-5902
Complete information on “How To” available on TBC website under “children”.
VOLUME XXXIV ISSUE 10
Available Pulpit Supply
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
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931-864-3553, 397-5007
858-6560
854-9786
865-335-9650
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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
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858-3696; 349-6573 cell
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“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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BANGHAM HEIGHTS
The choir and children are busy preparing for the upcoming Christmas program.
The Food & Faith Pantry served 46 families, prepared 61boxes of food and had 9
committee members and 3 volunteers that
served in September. The pantry is open
the first and third Thursday of each month
from 4:00 to 6:00 p.m. They will be taking
names for Thanksgiving boxes soon. If you
know of anyone that would like to receive
a Thanksgiving Food Box, have them to
call the pantry at 528-8885.
The Prayer Card Ministry sent out 85
cards of encouragement in September.
We had 7 children and 5 adults to go to
the Children in Action JAM on Saturday,
October 1. We collected $1,079.00 for the
Golden Offering for Tennessee Missions.
On Sunday, October 9, World Hunger Sunday, we collected money for the Children’s
Backpack Food Ministry. The missions
groups are collecting toilet paper and paper
towels for the Genesis House now through
Wednesday, October 19. On that day the
director of the Genesis House will be our
guest speaker. On Wednesday, October 12,
Pastor Carless, missionary from Brazil,
will be the guest speaker. We have 5 people going to Reynosa, Mexico on a mission
trip in November and will be taking a Love
Offering to help with their ministry in
Mexico on Sunday, November 6. The ladies will be cooking pasta for Soul Food
Ministry at the BCM on Thursday, October
27.
Everyone is invited to come to the Harvest Festival on Monday, October 31, starting at 6:00 p.m. We will have a soup and
chili supper and Trunk “R” Treat for the
children. Anyone may dress up in a friendly costume.
Please continue to pray for our congregation. Many of our members have lost loved
ones in September. J.B. Davidson passed
away on Saturday, September 24. He had
been a member a Bangham Heights for
many years and will be deeply missed.
Please be in prayer for guidance for our
church and pastoral search committee.
CANEY FORK
We are still meeting at Avery Trace MS
but our building is coming along nicely
now and we are hoping that we will be able
to have our Christmas services there. We
are nearly ready for the OCC packing party
which our church will do in conjunction
with “A Whole Lotta Lottie” in November.
Our pastor is Rev. Steve Thornton.
COLONIAL VIEW
We will have a Deacon Ordination for
Tracy Swain on Sunday, October 16. The
questioning will be at 5:00 PM with ordination at 6:00 PM. All ordained deacons
and pastors are invited to participate.
Our pastor is Rev. Marc Burnett
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COOKEVILLE FBC
Upward Basketball & Cheerleading
Registration is underway for Upward Basketball and Cheerleading at Cookeville First Baptist Church! Upward Basketball and Cheerleading is for boys and girls in Kindergarten8th grade and provides an evaluation system
that promotes equal and competitive teams.
Upward Basketball has enhanced rules for 5th8th grade that are very similar to middle school
rules. The early registration cost per child is
$50. After October 31 the cost is $60 with the
deadline for registration on November 7. Sign
up at fbccookeville.org/upward or at First Baptist Church, 18 South Walnut. For more information call Cookeville FBC at 526-7108.
Our pastor is Rev. Scott McKinney
CROSSROADS
*We are continuing our sermon series on “A
House Divided” on Sundays at 10:00 AM.
*We are helping with Habitat’s Cooking on the
Square fundraiser on Friday, October 28. Our
booth will be part of the new “Sweet Street”
dessert area.
*Our annual missions celebration/offering will
take place during worship on Sunday, December 4.
Our pastor is Rev. Rick Burnett
DODSON BRANCH
We recognize the birth of Wade and Amber
Draper's cute baby boy, John Westin Roy
Draper.
During the month of September our Pastor
began a series of sermons from the 'Book of
Ruth’. He has shown that circumstances can
bring time of decisions to occur. The family, as
told at the first of the Book of Ruth, moved into
a different country. The father of the family
died. Later the two sons died. The mother of
the family next decided to return to their
original country. Then one of the daughters-inlaw stayed in her own country, but the other
daughter-in-law decided to stay with her mother-in-law, Naomi. Naomi told the people in
Bethlehem as they arrived, "call me Mara".
(bitter) We see from the messages that a choice
can be made to become bitter about what happens, or prayerfully trust God. God can and
will bring good through trusting HIM. Think
about Ruth and Boaz being in the ancestry of
the Lord Jesus Christ!
We again thank Bro. Roy Allen and his wife
Jeanette being with us one Sunday morning
during the month of September. Jeanette again
sang a blessed message in song. Bro Roy Allen's Bible message was from Amos 4. 'Does
your life agree with God?' God was against the
people's behaviors of oppressing the poor and
crushing the needy. Troubles have come upon
the people ... shortage of food and crops, lack
of rain in places and abundance of rain in places. Yet people were not repenting. Everyone
return unto the Lord God and His righteous
ways; and The God of hosts is His name.
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October 23rd is our Fall Homecoming 2016
during our 11:00 AM service. Mrs. Janise
Schopieray and Mrs. Kathy Webb are leaders in getting the invitation to everyone to
attend this 'special day at Dodson Branch
Southern Baptist Church'. There is a meal
following this morning service, also.
We are still supporting Dr. Franklin Graham with his Decision America Prayer
Rally Tour 2016. He and his team are finishing visiting all 50 states October 13th in
Raleigh, North Carolina. Their Decision
Magazine during September and October
are presenting the theme ' The Race for
America's Future'. If we obey God and His
laws then this leads to life and liberty. "If a
ruler listens to falsehood, all his officials
will be wicked." Proverbs 29:12. Praise the
Lord for the Tour 2016 Prayer Rallies to
turn people toward God!
Our Pastor is Rev. Jim E. Phillips.
DOUBLE SPRINGS
FALL GOSPEL FEST
October 15
6:00 PM
Congregational Singing and Specials
Come and Enjoy Gospel Singing!!!
Fellowship to Follow
Double Springs Baptist Church
5166 Nashville Highway, Baxter
We have had one join by transfer of letter.
Our pastor is Rev. Jerry Blair
EASTWOOD
This Month's Food for Thought:
Be the reason that someone believes in the
goodness of people.
As we are currently between pastors,
we'll take this month's submission as a
method of, hopefully, brightening everyone's day with a few of our favorite quips.
Show and Tell: A kindergarten teacher
gave her class a "show and tell" assignment.
Each student was instructed to bring an
object that represented their religion and
share it with the rest of the class. The first
student got up in front of the class and said,
“My name is Benjamin. I am Jewish and
this is a Star of David.” The next child
stood and said, “My name is Mary. I'm a
Catholic and this is a Rosary.” Finally, the
third student walked to the front of the class
and said, “My name is Tommy. I am a Baptist and this is a green bean casserole.”
Retirement: For more than 40 years, my
grandfather worked long hours at his job, so
I was more than curious about the way he
filled his days after retirement. When asked,
he simply smiled, “Well, I get up in the
mornings with nothing to do and by the
time I go to bed at night I usually have most
of it done!”
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The Wedding: A precious little boy was in a
relative's wedding. As he was coming down
the aisle he would take two steps, stop, and
turn to the crowd. While facing the crowd, he
would put his little hands up like claws and
roar. And so it went: step, step, ROAR…step,
step, ROAR - all the way down the aisle. As
you can imagine, the congregation was in near
tears from laughing by the time the child
reached the front of the church. Later, when
asked what he was doing, the child proudly
announced, "I was being the Ring Bear!”
Welcome to the U.S. Post Office: There was
a very gracious lady who was mailing an old
family Bible to her brother in another part of
the country. "Is there anything breakable in
here?" asked the postal clerk. "Only the Ten
Commandments." answered the lady.
GAINESBORO FBC
Christ’s Blessings Abound for All!
Gary Winningham of Pigeon Forge, formerly
of Algood, sang in our church during the
month of September. It was a night of praising
God in song. We were blessed.
Our Pastor Kelly had a heart attack on September 20th. By the grace of God and fast
acting paramedics, doctors, and nurses, Kelly
received a stent and no permanent damage to
his heart. Praise God! A prayer chain was
started in a few minutes after the attack. God
was with Bro. Kelly during the attack; God
was with his family through the storm. As bad
as the situation love, hope, joy, and peace were
abounding! God’s peace will see you through
the storms and struggles of life! Look to Jesus
in all ways.
What do people do that do not walk with
Jesus? What do people do, when they don’t
know Jesus?
Dr. Joe Wiles preached for Bro. Kelly on
September 25th. He challenged our congregation to invite at least 5 families to church between September 25, 2016 and December 31,
2016. At least two people from our congregation took the challenge the very next week.
Out of 7 or 8 families invited, 6 families came
on October 2. A total of 14 people came to
church just because we ask! We have not,
because we ask not! Matthew 7:7 says, “Ask
and it will be given to you; seek and you will
find; knock and the door will be opened to
you.” The Word of God is given to us to live
by...second by second… Believe me...every
second counts! This past month our church
family has witnessed first hand the Power of
God, the Power of Miracles, the Power of
Prayer, God’s unconditional love, the Hope of
God, and Joy in His Presence. God is in the
blessing business! Praise Him.
We will have an old-fashioned singing on
October 30th from 11:00 AM-1:00 PM. You
are welcome!
Our pastor is Rev. Kelly Stockton
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SILVER POINT
We had a fall revival Oct. 2-5 kicked off by
our community fish fry on Oct 1. We averaged
70 each night and there were three salvations
on Tuesday night. Praise the Lord! We have
expanded our parking lot, paved it and striped
it for parking. God is blessing!
Our pastor is Rev. Tony Crow.
TRINITY
Heaven is indeed rejoicing! On September
11th, five candidates were baptized, two children and three adults. We are rejoicing and
praising our Lord and Saviour Jesus Christ.
During the month of October four events are
scheduled:
Thursday, October 6th, 6:30 p.m., Pastor
Dirkson br ought the message dur ing revival
at Mt. Pilgrim M. B. Church, Elmwood.
Saturday, October 8th, 4 p.m., Tr inity par ticipated in Men’s Night Out at William’s Chapel
Church, Riddleton.
Sunday, October 9th, 2:30 p.m., our Women’s Missionary Society hosted our annual
Women’s Day program. This year ’s theme
was The Power of Prayer (John 15:5). Elder
Birdie L. Jones of Lebanon br ought the message. Praise selections included solos and
dance performances.
Monday, October 31st, 6:30 p.m., Tr inity’s
WMS will host our Halloween alternative,
‘Hallolujah’, an enjoyment-filled evening for
the whole family. In addition to treats, refreshments will be available.
Everyone is welcome to join us in all of our
worship and praise services and special programs.
Rev. Earl Dirkson is our senior pastor.
UNIVERSITY HEIGHTS
We are looking forward to helping Habitat
for Humanity with “Cooking on the Square” by
providing free lemonade that day. We have
done this for several years and really enjoy the
opportunity to help provide affordable housing
for deserving folks. We are planning on attending the Annual Meeting as well as “Whole
Lotta of Lottie” in November as a kickoff for
the Lottie Moon Christmas Offering.
WESTHAVEN
 On October 9th, Pastor Carlos from Brazil
was with us in our morning services. He
discussed with us, and other pastors during his trip, opportunities to partner with
various ministries in Brazil.
 We are planning a community event for
October 31st.
 We are looking forward to the associational annual meeting on October 23rd as well
as the Tennessee Baptist convention meeting in November.
Our pastor is Rev. Bryan Hickey
February 8-18, 2017
VOLUME XXXIV ISSUE 10
MISSIONS MOMENT…
Whole Lotta Lottie
Saturday, November 12
12:00-2:00
Washington Ave Family Life Center
You’re invited to a special missions celebration for all ages and all churches. On Saturday,
November 12, we will be “Finding Dory...in
Missions” at Washington Avenue Baptist, 12:002:00 PM. We will have missions information
booths from our SASB churches that are already
involved in international partnerships. You can
discover ways to pray for, support, and even visit
these projects all around the world. And yes,
you can find Dory at each one of these booths
too...with a special door prize for any children
(or maybe deacons) who find Dory in all these
missions displays.
In addition to the missions fair, you and your
family will also have the opportunity to help
pack shoeboxes for Operation Christmas Child
that afternoon. We’re doing hands-on missions
to bless the lives of children across the globe,
right here in our town.
For more information, contact the associational
office at 526-4655. If you want to sponsor a
booth at the missions fair, contact me at 2523096. And remember we can do more for the
Kingdom!
Rick Burnett
Missions Development
Disciple NOW Weekend
November 4-5
Youth weekend retreat.
The River
For more information contact:
Darrin Crockett at
[email protected]
Contact Steve Farris at [email protected] for more details.
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Daylight Savings
Time Ends
7 8:00 AM Call to
prayer at West View
8
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Homecoming:
Brotherton
14 8:00 AM Call to
Prayer at West
View
15
Disciple NOW Weekend at
The River—Grades 6-12
9
10
11
VETERANS DAY
12 12:00-2:00 PM
“Whole Lotta Lottie”
at Washington Ave.
16 Happy Birthday! Ben Maddox
17
18
19
Ch Av for Keith Tosh
at VineBranch (2010)
VOTE!
ELECTION DAY
Summit of the Tennessee Baptist Convention—
Sevierville Convention Center