From Harry...
“YOU’LL NEVER BE SORRY”
I was only an eighteen-year-old college freshman. I just stepped from the baptistery dressing room, my hair still wet from my “burial” with Christ. Dozens of people that I didn’t know were shaking my hand and congratulating me. Looking back on it, many of the impressions----thefaces and words----are blurred by time.One person and his words are not blurred. He was anaged man, many years an elder in the church. He shook my hand warmly and said, “You’ll never be sorry for what you’ve just done.”I needed to hear that, because at that moment, frankly, I wasn’t really sure. It had been a difficult decision.Some of my dearest loved ones and friends weren’t happy about my choice. But here was this frail figure who’d been through it all, telling me I’d never be sorry.He was right. That was twenty years ago, and being inChrist means more to me every year. And if I’m neversorry in this life, can you imagine how thrilled andthankful I will be in eternity?Perhaps you’ve contemplated your own obedience toChrist, but have hesitated. Maybe you aren’t sure it’s theright thing. Let me pass on some words of wisdom,tested by experience---you’ll never be sorry you did theLord’s will and that you have the hope of life everlasting.Go ahead, my friend. There aren’t many things in lifethat carry that kind of guarantee. ---Copied---
Visitation Team 2 and Letter WritersMeet after Services Sunday Evening
JD’s Column
We had such a good weekend! It was rainy and a littlechilly while we attended the Challenge Youth Confer-ence in Gatlinburg, TN, but that didn’t stop us fromhaving a great time! About 51 of us were there among the 7,000 people to hear great speakers and be spiritu-ally uplifted. Our group behaved themselves very well.I am so happy to be a part of the Lebanon Road family!I would like to once again thank the chaperones fromour trip. It would be impossible to go to CYC were it not for the adults who sacrifice their time and patienceto help us out. Thank you very much!Please be ready for this Sunday, March 8! We arehosting the Winter Youth Series Sunday evening and we need everyone here to be a part of it! Youth groups will be coming from all around to worship with us.Please support our young men as they lead the worship!Our spring retreat at Short Mtn. will soon be here. Weneed many adults to come and help out that weekend,March 27-29. We will be working construction on thecamp March 28, so we need as many good workers aspossible. Please sign up in the youth classroom or tell JD you are coming.If you have any questions, please see me at worship,email me, or give me a call.Thank you very much! --JD
Mark Your Calendar...
Lebanon Road will host the Winter Youth Series tonight. Don’t forget to bring the food items to thefellowship hall.
March 11: Time Saver Supper—RSVP on Sunday
March 15: Summer Camp Meeting (4:30) Bring your theme ideas!!
March 25: VBS Committee Meeting at 6:15
March 27-29: Spring Retreat—Chaperones and Saturday Adult workersare needed. See JD.
April 8-14: Pictorial Directory Pictures taken
May 8-9: Ladies Retreat at Cedars of Lebanon
June 14-17: VBS 2009
July 5-10: Summer Camp at Valley View
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