Campus Revival
February 24 – 26 Time: 7:00 p.m. Speaker: Chris Dotson
Virginia native Chris Dotson attended Virginia Tech to study engineering, but was called to preachduring his first semester. He transferred to Carson-Newman College and received his B.A. degree inReligion. While there, he served as youth minister at Peace FWB Church (Morristown, TN), and becamepastor in 1994. He pursued graduate study at Bob Jones University, and received the emeritus Doctor of Divinity from Bethel Bible College.In addition to pastoral duties, Chris co-founded Harvest FWB Child Care Ministries (Duffield, VA), which has cared for more than 1,000 abused and neglected children. He also directs Berea Ministries,Inc., a mission organization that supports national pastors. Chris and his wife Rebecca married in 1993.They and their two boys, Phillip and Andrew, live in Morristown, where Chris serves as Chaplain Coordi-nator for the police department.Matt Munsey will lead worship through music each evening. The revival will end with a Concert of Prayer on Saturday, February 27 at 7:00 p.m. in Memorial Auditorium.
February 19, 2010
Week-at-a-Glance
Friday, February 19
7:00 p.m. FLAMES v. Appalachian Bible Col-lege (Picirilli Activity Center)
Saturday, February 20
2:00 p.m. Polar Bear Olympics
Monday, February 22
10:00 a.m. Chapel: Vocational Meetings
Tuesday, February 23
10:00 a.m.–12:00 Noon Forlines Lectures(Double Chapel)
Wednesday, February 24
10:00 a.m.–12:00 Noon Forlines Lectures(Double Chapel)7:00 p.m. Campus Revival begins.9:00 p.m. Student Council Meeting, ThigpenBuilding9:30 p.m. SpirituaLife Leader Meeting, ThigpenBuilding
Thursday, February 25
NO CHAPEL10:00 a.m.–12:00 Noon (Double Third Hour)7:00 p.m. Campus Revival continues.
FWBBC Polar Bear Olympics
Saturday, February 212:00 p.m.
Ministry/Job Opportunity
Pastor Jerry McArthur (Hobbs, NM), needs a couple to work with youth and music in a growingchurch that’s building a new sanctuary. See Mr.Murray for information.
Monday Meeting Schedule
10:05 a.m. Vocational Group................... Meeting LocationPastoral Training......................Thigpen TheaterMissions.....................................................J208Business.....................................................J107Psychology.................................................J106Teacher Education.....................................J101CE/Youth Ministry......................................J302English.......................................................J309PE/Exercise Science...................Gym ClassroomHistory.......................................................J204Health Science...........................................J209Music....................M12 (Memorial Auditorium)Undecided Vocation: If you have not declareda major, go to a Vocational Meeting that interests you. This is a chapel meeting and counts towardChapel Attendance. Not optional.
Tentative Choir Tour Itinerary
Thursday, March 11: Second FWB Church, Ashland, KY Friday, March 12: Porter FWB Church, Ports-mouth, OHSaturday, March 13: Central FWB Church, RoyalOak, MISunday, March 14 (A.M. Service): Riverside FWBChurch, Clinton Township, MISunday, March 14 (P.M. Service): First FWBChurch, Comstock, MIMonday, March 15: Southern Seminary, Louisville,KY Tuesday, March 16: First FWB Church, Glasgow,KY
Super “Souper” Results
The Souper Bowl of Caring ended Sunday evening,February 14, with a record turnout of “love” fromthe FWBBC community. The past two years, num-bers reached 1,000 (2008) and, 1,125 (2009).The 2010 cans of food received soared to 2, 247.They were delivered to Nashville Rescue Mission.The Mission was overjoyed, since donations havebeen low this year. Winners of Cans Donated:873Bunyan/Rossetti (50 points)836Alpha/Sonnet (30 points)493LMA/Bryan (10 points)43Pi Gamma/Bronte (5 points)
“A Blanket Can Kill”
From the Nashville Rescue Mission Newsletter
When you hand out food or blankets to the home-less, your good intentions might accomplish the exact opposite. You may be en-abling them to stay on the streets.DO…Encourage the homeless to seek shelter.Donate to organizations that have the capacity to meet the needs of the homeless.DON’T…Give blankets to the homeless you seeon the streets. Hand out money to the home-less.
Traveling Teams
Rejoice
Sunday, February 21Carthage, TN
FLAMES End Season
Friday, February 197:00 p.m.
Leroy Forlines Lectures
Tuesday, February 23 and Wednesday, February 24
Dr. Walter C. Kaiser, Jr., president emeritusand distinguished professor of Old Testament at Gordon-Conwell Theological Seminary, is guest lecturer for 2010 Leroy Forlines Lectures. He willspeak twice daily (10:00 a.m., 11:00 a.m.) on“Recovering the Unity of the Bible.”
Class Schedule Change
February 23-24• Double chapel – 10:05 a.m. – Noon (NOTE: Attend the lectures during time you would usually be on campus in chapel or class.)February 25-26• Double 3
rd
Hour – 10:05 a.m. – Noon (No chapelthese days.)
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