LEBANON ROAD CHURCH OF CHRIST
2307 Lebanon Road
Nashville, TN 37214
Worship With Us
Sunday: Worship 9 AM & 6 PM * Bible Classes 10:20 AM
Wednesday: Bible Classes 7 PM
Notes from the Elders
Brother Bob Petty has an-
nounced his resignation as a dea-
con. Bob has served Lebanon
Road as a deacon for 38 years.
The elders thank Bob for his
many years of service and we are
confident that each of you will
want to join us in expressing our
appreciation to Bob for his ser-
vice to the church.
∞ at the rear of the auditorium just
Several Members of the congre-
gation have approached the eld-
ers seeking information and
guidance regarding ways in
which they can assist in the relief
efforts in Haiti. We are cur-
rently researching that question
to determine the best methods
and procedures to use in getting
Current Resident or
the aid to the points of need
while , to the maximum extent
possible, insuring that the aid will
in fact be used for the purposes
intended. Information will be
provided the congregation in the
near future.
∞ For those who may not be aware of
For those who may not be aware
of it, there is a cry room located
off the vestibule. This room is
designed so as to allow the occu-
pants to participate in the wor-
ship service while at the same
time maintaining privacy for
those who may, on occasion,
need to make use of it.
∞ February 8th at 7:00 PM.
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FYI...Our weekly bulletin is avail-
able online. Go to
lebanonroadchurchofchrist.org
Go to the bottom of the page under
WHAT’S NEW and click to see the
latest bulletin.
∞ “comfort zone” a little more and being a
it, there is a library located down-
stairs containing many study aids
and reference books. As you con-
tinue your daily Bible readings this
year, we would like to invite and en-
courage you to make use of this fa-
cility for a more in depth study.
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There will be an Elders, Deacons
and Preachers meeting on Monday,
Lebanon Road
Church of Christ
2307 Lebanon Road; Nashville, TN, 37214 * (615) 883-6918
www.lebanonroadchurchofchrist.org
Volume 58, No.05 January 31, 2010
A Great Roadmap Adam Faughn
Elders
Joe Adams
Last Sunday, our elders placed before us We heard the news last Sunday that 773-2331
our 2010 goals. The reason for the “delay” brother Bob Petty has resigned as a dea-
in getting them out was they wanted (1) to con. We are always sad to “lose” a deacon, Johny Baker
have our new deacons in place, and (2) the but we are thankful for brother Petty’s 38 758-7654
goals to be exactly written before making years in that capacity. Ralph Brewer
them public. As was stated, these are not 871-4849
From February 7 through the 12th, Freed-
the goals just of the elders; these are goals
Hardeman University will host her annual
that we need to internal- Wayne Davidson
Bible lectures. It is always a
ize and make a part of 758-2705
joy to attend these good lec-
our congregation. (If you
tures and learn more about Earl Flynn
did not get a copy of the
God’s Word. The theme 889-1659
list of goals, several cop-
books this year are First and
ies remain available in
Second Corinthians, but, Ted Fox
the foyer.) 754-7607
with over 110 speakers, there
After reading and praying are subjects for every Bible Steve Ledbetter
about these goals, we student. On Wednesday,
889-8614
should each be ready to help the congrega- there is a special series for Bible school
tion reach them—and even surpass them! teachers, which begins at 8:30AM. If you
Jim Schroeder
Some will require a great deal of effort, but have the opportunity, come for even one 754-8990
they can be done. Some will take nothing day, and you will want to return in the fu-
more than just stepping out of our ture. It is, literally, a spiritual feast. Cliff Wilson
889-6477
One of our goals for 2010 is to begin two
bit more friendly or evangelistic. Plans are
new mission points, and we welcome
already underway to help us accomplish
brother Tony Hoss from Kingsport this
several of the goals, but you are needed!
morning from a potential work. He will be Pulpit Minister
Let’s roll up our sleeves and reach these
bringing our message. Make him feel wel- Adam Faughn
goals, not to our own glory, but to God’s
come! 973-4483
glory!
Outreach Minister
Sunday Sermon Preview Harry Middleton
AM: Tony Hoss
Youth Minister
PM: (Young Men’s Service)
JD Buckner
(731) 336-4768
Sick List Worship Leaders by Harry Middleton JD’S Jargon
Gene Mullen is at Summit room 724.No visitors please. Sunday Morning (Contact: Bill 847-1113) PROSPECTIVE MISSION POINT Hello, everyone!
Geraldine Stanley is at Donelson Place in room 219B. Opening Prayer: Mike Purkey VISITING PREACHER Our Young Men's Service is this Sunday. Na-
Thank You Closing Prayer: Steve Thompson than Pugh will be leading singing. Austin
Read Scripture: Al Cravens I know each of you will want to welcome Brother Nichols, David Smith, and Parker Mullican
Christian friends, I was overwhelmed at the love and con-
cern shown for me during my surgery and illness. For Sermon: Tony Hoss Tony Hoss and his wife this morning. Tony is the will be preaching. Many of our other young
each kind thing you did, I truly thank you. With Love, Song Leader: Richard Roberson preacher for the Valley Church in the northeast part men will be leading prayers and reading
Claudine Adams of the city of Kingsport, Tennessee and Sullivan scripture. I am so proud of our young men
Serving Lord’s Supper: (Contact: David 754-7085) and women. We are so blessed with quality
I want to thank the elders for letting my nieces and neph- County. There are several small communities in
ews use the fellowship hall for my 90th birthday party. It Marion Schow 1 young folks. I thank God daily for the op-
the area (Bloomingdale, Weber City, Mt. Carmel, portunity to work with such great families!
was something I will always remember and cherish. I Jim Oakley 2
thank all of you who came and helped make it a special
Gate City, Church Hill, Blountville, Clinchport,
Paul Smith 3 Nickelsville, Walnut Hill, and Duffield). Some of Our Valentine's Day service project will be
day. May God Bless, Doris McCandless
Mark Pugh 4 these communities are in Tennessee and some in Saturday, February 13. Young people, please
Thank you for the beautiful arrangement of flowers that
be at the building at 10 AM for the project.
was sent to the funeral home. We really appreciated the Fred Williams 5 Virginia. They have a brother from Marion, Vir-
visits and cards. The Tignor Family (Joann Herald’s We will eat lunch together before we go home.
Bill Ross 6 ginia working on a website, but, I do not know if it
brother)
Bruce Reid 7 is up and running yet. (www.valleycoc.net) Our ski trip is planned for Monday, February
Sympathy Keith LeSuer 8 Brother Hoss works with another preacher on a ra-
15. We will be leaving early that morning to
Paoli Peaks, IN to ski for the day. We will
We express our sympathy to Bob Butler on the passing of his Sunday Evening (Contact: Tony 885-6391) dio program that airs twice weekly. He will give be home by 9 PM that evening. I still need
brother Ben Butler. His funeral was Tuesday in Watertown. Opening Prayer: Young Men’s Service you more details about the radio work in that area. at least one more driver for our trip. Any
Closing Prayer: Young Men’s Service of the congregation is welcome to come and
Bulletin Board Bash Read Scripture: Young Men’s Service Brother Hoss will preach at the 9:00 O’clock hour ski with us. You may also snowboard if you
Sermon: Young Men’s Service and then teach the Auditorium Class during Bible like. This will be a very fun trip. Please
Monday, February 1st Class. All adult class are invited to remain in the sign up by this Sunday if you would like to
Song Leader: Young Men’s Service go.
6:00-9:00PM auditorium, if you so desire.
Serving Lord’s Supper (Room) Challenge Youth Conference is coming very
If you can cut or staple or tape then you can Tommy Moore 1 We invite as many as possible to plan a visit to our soon. Please get your release form off the
help us. sponsored mission points during this year. If you
Ted Fox 2 table by the offices if you plan on attend-
Come spruce up the hallways and classrooms. could let me or Mark Pugh know, we can help with ing. We will leave at 2 PM on Friday, Febru-
Wednesday, February 3rd (Contact: Tim 885-2009) your planning. Keep in mind, also, that we will be ary 26 and return home at 2 PM on Sunday,
Ideas and supplies will be February 28. CYC is always an excellent
Read Scripture: Alan Witt having all of our mission Ministers here the first
provided. week-end in October. weekend, I can't wait!
Snacks too!
Opening Prayer: Gene Duke
Please remember our devotional this Sunday
Speaker: Adam Faughn Harry D. Middleton night hosted by the Studer family. Thank you
Babysitting Song Leader: Stephen Kerstiens very much! -- JD :)
We will be offering babysitting on Sat., Feb. 6th from Announcements: There will not be a visitation meeting tonight.
6 to 9:30. Please sign the list in the foyer upstairs or
Harry Middleton - Jim Schroeder
the table downstairs if you are planning on bringing
your child or children. If you have any questions
please see Denise Ledbetter or Pam Dunaway.
Nursery Attendants
Mark Your Calendar...
Mandi Cofer
Today: Special Speaker Tony Hoss from Kingsport at morning service
Valentine’s Lunch
The Record Today: Young Men’s Service at the evening service
Sunday, February 14th
Following Bible Class Sunday Morning Worship 334 Monday: Bulletin Board Bash 6-9PM
Soup, Salads & Sweets Sunday Evening Worship: 215
The Committee would like to gather copies of your wed-
Tuesday: Ladies Bible Class at 10AM taught by Michelle Lasley. A lunch-
ding pictures. You may email them to the church of-
Sunday Bible Study: 261 eon will follow in the fellowship hall
fice or stop by the office Sun. night 01/31 and they Wednesday Night: 191 February 6: Free Babysitting Night 6-9:30PM
will scan the picture for you.
Contribution: $10,835.20

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