Beyond The Bulletin. Point Pelee National Park! Point Pelee Breakfast

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1 Beyond The Bulletin Monthly Newsletter of First Baptist Church Box 56, 58 Division St. N., Kingsville, ON N9Y 2E Pastor Rev. Jim Bagley C.E. Director Tracey Bagley Secretary Heather Skeates Upcoming May Events May 1 FBC Annual Meeting Immediately following worship During a working lunch May 4 th & 18 th IMPACT Sr. High Youth May 5 th & 19 th Knitting & Crocheting (at 11 Leonard St.) May 6 th 22 nd 12 member team to Bolivia May 18 th Community Dinner May 23 rd Breakfast at Point Pelee Baseball begins - Arena diamonds Then the following month June 5 Church family picnic June 7 Ladies Night Out June 18 Celebrating Men & Boys Breakfast 8-10am June 21 VBS Training Night Point Pelee Breakfast May 2016 Come to the PIONEER site inside the Point as early as you can on Monday, May 23 rd (Victoria Day Holiday) and gather with your church family to cook & feast at an outdoor breakfast. This annual tradition of the Kingsville Baptist family is always enjoyed by all those who attend. Bring food to share as well as your eating & cooking utensils. You can bring your bikes and beach toys and enjoy all the park has to offer. Invite friends to come along with you. Spend the day refreshing your soul in beautiful Monthly Newsletter of Kingsville Baptist Church Sowing the Field / Reaping the Harvest Point Pelee National Park! Article Continued

2 Bolivia Mission May 6 22, 2016 TRIP ITINERARY Friday, May 6 Team departs from Canada Saturday, May 7 Team arrives to Cochabamba at 8:35am; Lunch at noon; Visit to El Cristo in afternoon Sunday, May 8 Breakfast at Centro Bautista; 11am Visit to Sinai Church Pastor Jim preaches (with translator) followed by lunch at church Monday, May 9 Breakfast at Centro Bautista; Orientation at the office with Pastor Alberto Coarite (UBB) and Richard and Jaime (Obades); lunch; visit to seminary; dinner followed by daily devotional Tuesday, May 10 Breakfast then travel to Mizque; 12:30 arrival in Mizque and hotel distribution; lunch at Neida Restaurant; trip to meet the families; chagas orientation; dinner followed by daily devotional Wednesday, May 11 Breakfast then depart to communities in Mizque; chagas work day with some activities for families; dinner followed by daily devotional Thursday, May 12 Chagas work day; dinner followed by daily devotional Friday, May 13 Chagas work day; devotional followed by dinner and visit to chapel Saturday, May 14 Chagas work day; chagas debriefing; dinner and Evangelistic night (Mizque Church); Pastor Jim preach/testimony Sunday, May 15 attend Mizque church; Pastor Jim preach; Sunday school; depart for Cochabamba Monday, May 16 breakfast followed by visits to Jireh and Casa de la Amistad; lunch at Casa de la Amistad Tuesday, May 17 breakfast; travel to La Paz; lunch at Casa Alianza Guesthouse; CMI and IMI Orientation Wednesday - Friday, May breakfast; PEPE CMI; lunch at CMI; PEPE CMI; folkloric show & dinner (Wed); early dinner (Thurs); Bible study at Josue with PEPE families and church Saturday, May 21 shopping, meet with youth group, lunch, visit to future IMI project; dinner at Casa Alianza Sunday, May 22 6:15am team departs to Canada from La Paz airport Please uphold this team and their activities in your daily prayers.

3 Vacation Bible School July 4-8 9am noon Children who have completed JK Gr. 5 are invited. Sunday School classes for all ages will continue throughout the month of May. The SS offerings taken in April/May will be given to the Kingsville Foodbank. Foodbank suggestions: May 1 cookies 8 canned stew 15 ketchup/mustard 22 toilet tissue 29 fruit cups Resealable plastic containers Will you serve the area children that will come to FBC to hear the good news of Jesus this summer? Contact Laura Gaffan or Tracey Bagley and let them know where you are able to serve. and old grocery bags are always welcome. 10am Worship Services Sunday, June 5 th thru September 4 th (inclusive) Sunday school classes will resume Sunday, September 11 th at 9:45am.

4 RIGHT NOW MEDIA Contact church office ( ) or Pastor Jim to get connected to this Netflix of Bible studies and videos that you can watch from your computer, TV, tablet, phone and more! Lots of children s videos and teachings there too! MOTHER'S DAY STORY The story of Mothers Day is a long one. It is neither a recent phenomenon as many people believe it to be. Nor it is the creation of card and gift marketers syndicate as assumed by cynics of Mothers Day festival. To the surprise of lot many people Mothers Day celebrations are first said to have taken place in the time of ancient Greeks and Romans hundreds of years ago. Even Mothers Day celebrations in UK began much before the tradition saw the light of the day in US. In US the efforts of Ms Julia Ward Howe and Ms Anna Jarvis are greatly recognized for starting the tradition of Mothers Day but several other women too made remarkable contribution to further the cause of Mothers Day holiday.

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6 You are part of God s grand story. By participating in this workshop you will create a spiritual growth plan to help you intentionally live your part in His story. Set aside this time to invest in your faith journey.

7 Announcements Belated Happy 80 th birthday to Elizabeth Balogh who celebrated on Friday, April 15 th. Sympathy to the family of Murray Augustine after his passing last month. Please remember to pray for them all in their time of mourning. Baseball Would you like to play once a week on a fun recreational league at the Kingsville arena diamonds? Contact Rob Augustine Jr. for information regarding costs, time commitments and more. Season starts Monday, May 23 rd. Thank you The 2016 Leamington Meat Canner committee would like to extend a heartfelt thanks to the Southwestern Ontario Gleaners for providing their facilities for this worthy project as well as the generous community for their support. Your prayers, financial support, time and especially patience made this year s project a success once again. The fundraising goal has almost been met which pay for the canner rental and chicken meat, as well as the cost to ship the canned meat to its final destination the hungry. Thank you for your continued support. Together We Can. Helpers Needed Work has begun on our VBS props and if you can give some help with this, contact Rick Boose or Tracey Bagley. Nursery & Jr. Church The new schedule is being compiled and we need many hands to help in these important areas. Contact Courteney Gaffan if you would like to volunteer.

8 May 9:45am Sunday School 1 Sunday Monday Tuesday Wednesday Thursday Friday Saturday Annual Meeting Foodbank - cookies 2 9am 2pm KPS Cafe 7pm - Scouts am Ladies Bible study (Resource Room) 4 7am Ladies Prayer 9:30am Shuffleboard 7-8:30pm - IMPACT pm Quilters 1:30-3:30 Knit/Crochet (at 11 Leonard) am Moments for Moms Mission Team departs 7 7am Men s Prayer :45am Sunday School 2pm KG Heritage Society 9-7am Ladies Prayer 8:30am 9-11am Moments for Moms 7am Men s Prayer Foodbank canned stew 7pm - Scouts 11am Ladies Bible study (final-resource Room) - KPS Breakfast 9:30am Shuffleboard :45am Sunday School 7am Ladies Prayer 9-11am Moments for Moms 7am Men s Prayer Foodbank- ketchup/mustard 7pm - Scouts 9:30am Shuffleboard 5-6:30 Community dinner 7-8:30pm - IMPACT 10-2pm Quilters 1:30-3:30 Knit/Crochet (at 11 Leonard) 22 Victoria Day :45am Sunday School Mission Team Arrives Detroit Foodbank toilet tissue 8am Point Pelee Breakfast (Pioneer Site) 7pm Baseball begins! 7am Ladies Prayer 9:30am Shuffleboard 9-11am Moments for Moms 7am Men s Prayer 9:45am Sunday School am Worship begins June 5 thru September 4 th (Labour Day). Sunday school classes will resume September 11 th at 9:45am. Foodbank fruit cups 7pm Baseball, Scouts