Bulletin for March 28, 2010
Emily Vincent and Derek Rodeheaver will be entering the waters of Baptism today. Baptism service will be held @1:00 at Deep Creek Baptist Church.
Reminder: Love Feast and Communion will be held this evening at 7:00 pm.
Today at 2:30 the Sandy Creek Choir will be performing their Easter Cantata at Pine Grove. They would like to invite everyone to come and enjoy this wonderful musical program.
News from West Marva about Shiloh Church:
“A number of people from various churches of the West Marva District have inquired about what help they can give as we begin our rebuild at Shiloh. We are in need of SKILLED labor in a number of areas. We are looking for volunteers to commit one week to help us in these areas. The week will be sometime in June. At this time we are not firm on the date. The areas we are seeking help are skilled electricians, skilled plumbers, skilled carpenters and skilled dry wall hangers. Interested persons can contact me by phone or e-mail at 304-788-0013 or glclem@comcast.net.”
Garry Clem, pastor of Shiloh Church
On Saturday, April 10, 2010 Maple Spring COB in Eglon, WV will be having an all you can eat Buckwheat Cake and Sausage Dinner as a fund raiser to help Shiloh Church rebuild after the fire. Dinners will start at noon and run until 8:00 at the cost of $7.00 for adults, $4.00 for 10 and under and pre-school are free. Come on out for good food, fellowship, and to help Shiloh!
Bible Study on Wednesday evenings @ 7pm.
.Upcoming Events:
March 28: Baptism -- 1:00 at Deep Creek Baptist Church
March 28: Love Feast & Communion -- 7pm
April 1: Pie delivery
April 2: Good Friday Service -- 7pm
April 3: Easter Egg Hunt -- 10:30am
April 4: Easter
April 6: Official Council – 7pm
April 20: General Council – 7 pm
The next day the huge crowd that had arrived for the Feast heard that Jesus was entering Jerusalem. They broke off palm branches and went out to meet him. And they cheered: “Hosanna!”
“Blessed is he who comes in God's name!” “Yes! The King of Israel!” John 12:12-16
Palm Sunday is such a day of mixed feelings. Isn’t it just a little chilling seeing Jesus’ triumphant entry when you know what’s coming only a few days later? There may be some debate over how many of the same people were praising Him and then demanding His death. But it does seem like public opinion changed. No doubt Jesus had the same mixed feelings when he heard the crowds cheering.