Challenger. The. Unstoppable Acts Series Starts Sunday September 11. Church Picnic. Pastor Mark. Pastor Mark

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1 July 2011 Volume 62, Issue 7 The Challenger Church Picnic Join us for Sunday worship and fellowship at Lintott- Alexander Park on July 10 at 10:30 A.M. We will follow the same format as last year. If you have not joined us for worship at the park this is a special relaxed time of worship with a story style message, followed by a BBQ lunch and fellowship time. The message this year will come from 1 Samuel 25 What to do when you encounter a jerk? the story of David, Nabal and Abigail. As far as the picnic goes here is what you need to know bring some chairs, any kind of camping or lawn chair will do. This is a potluck so we re asking you to bring a salad or dessert to share. Good guidelines are to bring according to the size of your family. (Don t worry about bringing a salad that needs to be kept cold, Judy Lyttle has a great way of keeping our food on ice ready to be served.) The church will provide BBQ chicken. It helps if you let us know how many are coming with you so we have enough of our hot, fresh, off the great big BBQ trailer pit (it s Chicken Perfection) by Mike and Cheri Foster, so if you can sign up ahead of time, that would be great! Also, feel free to bring some lawn games and toys for our kids and families to play. Following the morning s worship service, we will have a great afternoon of food, fun and fellowship. Maybe you are thinking I ll just skip the picnic, please don t. The picnic is one of the few times during the year that the whole church is together. Each week you come to worship, have a great experience see some friends, praise the Lord together and are blessed by the preaching of the word. But you are only experiencing half the church. Unless you mix it up and sometimes go to the 9:15 and sometimes to the 11:00 you are only seeing half of our congregation. At the picnic you might see someone you know and find out they have been going to our church for over a year but they go to a different service than you. If you have never come to OUR church picnic please take a step of faith and join us this year. Pastor Mark Unstoppable Acts Series Starts Sunday September 11 We are gearing up for our fall sermon/small groups series entitled Unstoppable, based on the book of Acts. We are calling it Unstoppable because the Holy Spirit is never meant to be restrained in the world, in the church or even in our lives. We are told that the Holy Spirit comes with POWER, the Greek word is dunamis, the word we get dynamite from. That means the church should be an unstoppable force! If we are to be the church God wants us to be we need to know what God was doing in the first century church. This year our stage will be transformed into an archeological dig site, taking us back to ancient Greece as we consider what it was like in the early church. We will discover the many challenges the early church encountered as well as God s leading, working and deliverance on three missionary journeys. Be sure to check with your small group leader about when your group will be starting up in September with the Unstoppable series. If you are not in small group please let me encourage you to pray about joining a group at least for this series I believe it will be worth your spiritual investment. Pastor Mark Honor God by Developing Completely Committed Christ Followers

2 4th Annual BBQ Cook Off and Fundraiser 1866 S. Market Boulevard Chehalis, WA Phone 360/ Fax 360/ SENIOR PASTOR Rev. Mark L. Wilks Ext: 102 Home: ASSOCIATE PASTOR Rev. R.W. Skip Grover Ext: 104 Home: YOUTH PASTOR Jeff Hawkins Ext: 103 Home: CHILDREN S MINISTRY DIRECTOR Kim Marcus Ext: 100 kimcd@fbcchehalis.org Home: ADMINISTRATIVE ASSISTANT Cheri Foster Ext: 101 secretary@fbcchehalis.org Home: The Challenger, the newsletter of Chehalis First Baptist Church is published monthly. Articles to be published in the August issue are to be submitted by July 20 Articles submitted for publication may be subject to editing. articles to: secretary@fbcchehalis.org Church Office Hours 8:30 am 3:30 pm Monday through Friday Closed for lunch 12:00 to 1:00 P.M. It s that time of year again. Smoke, Sauce, Competition, Fellowship. On July 2, FBCCMU will host the 4th annual BBQ cook-off fundraiser at First Baptist Church. The fierce but friendly competition will consist of two smoldering categories: chicken in one corner with ribs in the other. Prizes and bragging rites will be awarded for each category. Cooks will start cooking in the morning with dinner and judging to follow at 5:30 PM. The fun continues after dinner when we ll auction off an assortment of tasty homemade deserts. Women's birthday party!, Thursday, August 25, from 6:30 to 8:30 in the fellowship hall Our theme this year is "Journeys" - come join us for a fun evening of food, fellowship, prizes and an encouraging word about the faith journey we are on. Plan to be there and bring a friend! We are still need of table hostesses for the birthday party - our tables will be decorated with the journey/travel theme in mind (think fun trip - camping, D i s n e y l a n d, a c r u i s e, "staycation,"...). If you would So, bring your favorite recipe, knock the rust off of the grill and come and join us for an afternoon of fun, fellowship, friends and food. If you do not want to compete, fear not, we will have plenty of food so bring your friends and neighbors. For more information call, Dan Boes ( ) FBCC Motorcycle Ride We are planning a motorcycle ride to Johnston Ridge, Mt. St. Helens. The plan is to leave FBCC Saturday July 2 at 8:00 A.M. and to be back by 5:00 P.M. to partake of the Missions Unlimited BBQ. Everyone is welcome to join. Women s News like to host a table, please contact Krista Wilks ( or kcwilks@msn.com). Women s retreat savings plan: February is only 8 months away. Start saving now. Only $20/month and your retreat would be paid for before February 1. Our next women s crafting bee is Saturday, July 16. Thank you to all of the ladies who signed up to help with graduate quilts. We can provide you with simple patterns if you need them. Contact Cheri Foster, ( ) 2

3 Well Summer has finally arrived (on the calendar at least). This is the time of rest and relaxation, you know vacations, camping trips, tournaments, picnics, trips to the beach, back yard barbeques... all the relaxing stuff! In the midst of your fun and games this summer remember to continue to attend worship services and be connected with your small group. I want to thank all of you for your participation in the ministry fair -- ministry team leaders, thanks for an outstanding job. also thanks you for all who attended. Many of you indicated interest in joining various ministries. We are told in the scriptures that we are to each be a minister and in service. Sometimes we just like to sit and soak and let others carry the water. We need to be in ministry of some kind. If you would like more information please contact me. Speaking of fairs and opportunities, we plan to have a Small Group fair in late August. As you probably know by now we are planning to have an "all church" study of the book of Acts beginning in September. Each week there will be a sermon on a lesson from Acts and each small group will be studying the same text during In His Grip the week following the sermon. There will be materials and questions to assist each on in this study. Now back to the Small Group fair. In august we want to have a sign-up opportunity for everyone. You can choose any group, you don't have to stay in your current group or you can opt to stay where you are. Each of the small group leaders will have a table space and information about When, Where, and Times for their groups. Everyone needs to get in a group for this very powerful (Holy Spirit) study and the fair is the absolute best time to do that. There will be more information about the Small Group Fair in the Sunday morning bulletin as well as on line. Speaking of small group leaders, if you are interested in finding out more about being a small group leader please contact me. We also need host homes. Host homes are places where groups meet but the hosts aren't necessarily the leaders of the group. If you are interested in being a host please contact me. We offer added training for Leaders and Hosts. I hope you have visited our church website We have recently upgraded the site and will have many new features on the site as time goes along, MP3 sermons, pictures, etc. We also have a website administrator who is doing a great job, Drew Courtney. Some of you are saying who is Drew? Drew and his wife Julie have been a part of the church for a long time. However due to Drew's work schedule, Wal Mart Technical and Julie's illness, they don't get to worship services very often. Drew has been active in ministry working with Pastor Mark and the staff on improving our video presentations on Sunday morning. Drew did his college work in Information Technology. We are very glad to have Drew and Julie involved in this important ministry. I leave you with this scripture it has to do with our each being a minister and the responsibility of those in leadership to prepare or equip us. It was he who gave some to be apostles, some to be prophets, some to be evangelists, and some to be pastors and teachers, 12 to prepare God's people for works of service, so that the body of Christ may be built up 13 until we all reach unity in the faith and in the knowledge of the Son of God and become mature, attaining to the whole measure of the fullness of Christ. 14 Then we will no longer be infants, tossed back and forth by the waves, and blown here and there by every wind of teaching and by the cunning and craftiness of men in their deceitful scheming. 15 Instead, speaking the truth in love, we will in all things grow up into him who is the Head, that is, Christ. 16 From him the whole body, joined and held together by every supporting ligament, grows and builds itself up in love, as each part does its work. (Eph 4:11-16 NIV) Enjoy the "relaxing" season! Blessings, Pastor Skip 3

4 Down on the Farm Up a Tree Phoebe, the oldest of our calico cats, was missing this morning. Usually, she and Hissy Fit trot their feline selves into the house, grant me a passing greeting and head for the food dish. A quick scan of the yard turns up nothing. Kitty, kitty did bring a response from the neighbor s property next door. Normally, Phoebe is a quiet cat, usually offering a single meow to catch our attention. This time her meow is repetitive, only ceasing when I crash through tall grass and downed branches as I search for her. I wonder if she s listening to determine if I m friend or foe. As robust as her answer was, I m certain she is not injured but is trapped somewhere or stuck up a tree. The closer I am to the source of the call, the quieter her voice seems. Stepping down blackberry branches and nettles, pushing tall grass aside and using overhanging limbs for leverage, I make my way closer. Kitty, kitty?, I call again. A quick, mew, is the answer. A flash of furry white belly, draped over a limb, reveals her perch, twenty-five feet over my head. Oh, Phoebs, there you are. She hunkers closer to the branch, refusing to move. Grasping the end of a dry limb, I gently wiggle the branch. This exercise is rewarded with a loud yowl as she moves toward the tree trunk. She climbed the tree but didn t seem to know how to get down. She might also be scared that whatever chased her up the tree is still lurking in the brush. Moving her branch a second time does not have the desired effect. Instead, she scrambles up another five feet. No amount of coaxing can convince her to trust my voice enough to follow it to the ground. The combination of unfriendly terrain and an unwilling cat make a ladder rescue a non-option. She s still up the tree, calling for help but unable to figure out how to take the feline gifts of balance, agility and sharp claws and save herself. It s now a waiting game. She ll either get hungry enough to try backing down or she ll fall out of the tree. An outside influence may have triggered the trip up the tree, but her choice to stay there has consequences. As much as I d like to help her, I cannot. Truly, this is a heart-wrenching reality, not a heartless abandonment. I will keep calling and encouraging her, but she has to choose to do something different. As I wait, I ponder the similarity between Phoebe s behavior and how people react, myself included. Outside influences can sometimes puts us in a difficult place. We call out in distress, hoping for rescue. We even hear the voices of others as they respond to our S-O-S. When those answers encourage us to take a step, to change our behaviors or choices or to do something different, we tend to hunker down and hold on to the security of at least knowing we re out on a limb. We don t trust those answers and encouragement to lead us into new and better results. Spiritually, the same process applies. The voice of the Holy Spirit whispers; encouraging and directing us to understand certain life altering Biblical truths. Sometimes we are so frightened about the change that the painful current reality looks easier. We have to choose either to stay with what we know or to trust God and listen to his direction through the call of the Holy Spirit. If Phoebe overcomes her fear and backs down the tree, trusting in the gifts she has, she will be free. If her choice is to try and wait out the situation, eventually she will fall from her perch. If we listen to God, trust his love for us and follow his direction, as different as that may feel, we will live a freer life. If we don t, we will fall and there will be consequences. How do we know there are other choices? Read the Bible. Learn about God s promises to never leave us, that He is for us and He has plans that will bless us. Hear His voice, trust His Word and lean on those promises. The results are worth the risk! P.S.: It took two days, but she finally figured out how to come down. I guess that means there s hope for us all! Fay Ternan 4

5 A M A J E S S E N A F N L S T E R G O D ' S A U A H O W N H T E A H A M H E A D S R G D T S U S T P E J O K I A B E P E G H L T K V N E L L N N I E D M A O A N U I A O R R H D J R O R T O O T R D R M Y J H K W N N S B B P T O H S G N I L S B Bear David Goliath Head Jesse Jonathan Lion David Find the words in the grid, When you are done, the unused letters in the grid will spell out a hidden message. Pick them out from left to right, top line to bottom line. Words can go horizontally, vertically and diagonally in all eight directions. Samuel Saul Shepherd Slingshot stones Sword youngest Children s Ministry News Oh how God has blessed us with beautiful children to introduce to our Lord Jesus Christ through various avenues here at First Baptist Church. Sunday Our goal is to have the Christ Followers with servant s hearts to serve Sunday mornings regularly in the Sunday Sunday setting. Here are our faithful teams: Birth - Toddler: Room 22, 1st service, Cheri Foster, Sheila Hawkins Birth - Toddler: Room 22, 2nd service, need a regular team. Toddlers - 2 year olds: Room 24, Tamira Shields, needs a regular team member. 3 & 4 year olds: Room 28, Nancy Blomdahl, needs a regular team member. Kindergarten & 1st grade: Room 27, Debbie Young, needs a regular team member. 2nd & 3rd Grade: Room 11, Brandie Chappell, Christine Gilmon 4th & 5th Grade: Phil Hawkins, Brittnie Presnell, Bob Walters. A big thank you to all of our precious helpers that filled-in the vacancies in this Sunday school children s ministry. Please consider honoring our Lord through service where a need is great. Awana Club Early registration will be on Sunday, July 10, at our church picnic at Alexander Park. Dues for the entire family for the entire year is $25. Wee meet at FBCC on Sunday evenings from 4:30 P.M. 6:30 P.M, September 1 1, t h r o u g h April,2012. We are planning another exciting year, but are in need of several more leaders. Please consider joining in on the fun and joy of serving our Lord Jesus Christ in this adventure, called Awana Club: Games Leader Truth & Training Girls Leader Sparks Leader Children s Church What a fun summer we ve had with our various volunteer children s church leaders using Veggie Tales curriculum! We just have a few more weeks left t fill up in August, so be sure to see me, and I ll equip you with everything you ll need to join in on the fun. On His Team, Kim Marcus Children s Ministry Director Awana Club Commander ,/

6 Our Moving Team Dan Boes Kurt Blomdahl Randy Culp Matt Dowling Brian Eiswald Jackie Eiswald Matt Ferguson Jeff Hawkins Matthew Hawkins Meghan Hawkins Nolan Hawkins Don Lakin Kaitlin Moore Keith Moore Mardi Moore Warren Sorenson Harry Sumrock 6

7 Youth Happenings FBC YOUTH MINISTRY Register now! Turn in your form and a deposit to Pastor Jeff to hold your spot. Last Day to register is August 10th. Cost $110 Retreat will be at The Dunes Bible Camp in Long Beach. Youth Leader Spotlight! Kristine Hastings Kristine has been serving in our youth ministry for about 5 years now and is most commonly known as the kitchen lady (or Chef Kristi) and as Alexis & Brian s Mom! She has a great heart for the Lord and loves serving and working with our Students, especially by cooking for them! Missions Update! Due to some unforeseen circumstances we ve changed our plans for our summer missions activities. We have had to cancel our trip with Bridgetown Ministries to Portland. Instead our team and students will be serving locally on an ongoing basis as well as heading to Portland occasionally to participate with Bridgetown Ministries in their Night Strike foot washing and feeding ministry. Thank you for your support and continue to watch for updates regarding our youth and missions! 7

8 Mission of the Month - White Cross For More than 80 years, White Cross has reached out to people in need. American Baptist women have given leadership in this ministry, which now provides some $750,00 annually in Overland and Overseas mission support. Now entire congregations often work together to fill White Cross requests from mission workers. Through white Cross gifts, church members provide urgently needed supplies than cannot be purchased with limited mission budgets. The need for both funds and practical items given through White Cross is greater than ever. American Baptists are generous and caring people with a true heart for mission. Church, Rochester, NY to help with their refugee ministry. Handiwork needs will include 3 roller bandages and other supplies for the Congo. The funds for this vital mission are provided by your contributions to the July Mission of the Month and also by using Fuller 1% Community Share Cards when shopping at our local Fuller Market Basket store. Thank you for your support. Mary Funk, Missions Team Leader This past year our church s generous contributions to White Cross provided medical supplies to India, aided in Sarah Chetti s prison ministry in Lebanon as well as providing supplies for the Dayton Christian Center in Dayton, Ohio. Over 300 rolled bandages were sent to the Democratic Republic of Congo. Katherine Niles, IM Congo, sent the following note: Thank you so much.we love those rolled bandages, but love more the prayers and energy they bring our way. Here s praying you keep the flame alive next year, and the next. The network of Baptist hospitals and health centers and the patients we serve benefit tremendously, and need all aspects of the on-going White Cross ministry! In the coming year our White Cross quota will include helping with Overseas Purchase Plans for Cuba and India. The Overland mission support will go to Lake Avenue Baptist 8

9 Let me introduce you to our new Church Librarian! You may recognize her as the "Baptism Lady," who fills the faunt with clean warm water and has clean towels for those who get dunked. Or, maybe, the "Behind the Scenes" person who can do everything to help the Youth Group succeed. Thespians at W.F. West H.S. know her as "Grandma Karen," who goes without sleep to design and construct/sew the amazing costumes in their productions. She has been my silent Library Helper for years, inputing our library items into the computer so we can have an up-to-date library catalog. Please join me in welcoming Karen Schessler, Church Librarian. Award-winning author Colleen Coble has wowed us again in the Library News Historical Novel/Suspense, series, "Mercy Falls," starting with Book 1, The Lightkeeper's Daughter, Book 2, The Lightkeepeer's Bride and Book 3, The Lightkeeper's Ball. These will be a good start in your summer reading! Francine Rivers has made a compilation of the five books in the bestselling Lineage of Grace series, called A Lineage of Grace. Francine chronicles the lives of the unlikely women chosen by God to be part of His plan of redemption. This book is in the Novel based on Biblical Character section of our library. Tim LaHaye and Jerry B. Jenkins have continued in "The Jesus Chronicles" series with these three new books to our library in the Novel based on Biblical Character section: Mark's Story, Luke's Story, and Matthew's Story. Our home group just finished reading and discussing: The Case For a Creator by Lee Strobel. Lee Strobel reexamines the theories that o n ce led hi m a way f r o m God. Through this compelling account, you'll encounter the mindstretching discoveries from cosmology, cellular biology, DNA research, astronomy, physics, and human consciousness that present astoniching evidence in The Case For a Creator, found in Science and Christianity section. Submitted by Kim Marcus..... Living a holy life. 1 Peter 1:15-16 says "But as He who called you is holy, you also be holy in all your conduct, because it is written, 'Be holy, for I am holy'." Are you happy? Satisfied with your life, your career, your marriage... It's not wrong to want happiness, but if you are living to be happy, you never will be. People who chase after happiness are the least happy folks around. It comes down to one thing: if you Worship is want to be happy, then seek to be holy, and happiness will be a biproduct. God said "You shall be holy, for I am holy" (Leviticus 11:44). But we must also seek to live wholly for Christ. Seek to be like Him and live for Him. As you live a wholly holy life, you will discover that you are a happy person as a result. Jesus says to each of us: "If anyone desires to come after Me, let him deny himself and take up his cross, and follow Me. For whoever desires to save his life will lose it, but whoever loses his life for My sake will find it" (Matt. 16:24-25). If you want to be really happy, put God first. Do you seek to live a happy life over a holy life? Pursuing holiness brings happiness. Think about it. Blessings Grace Grover On Thursday, June 23, 17 Prime Timers traveled to the Columbia River Gorge to enjoy Multnomah Falls, Bonneville Dam, have a picnic and ride on the Columbia Gorge Sternwheeler. We had a wonderful time and stopped to eat on the way home. Our activities for the next three months are: Wednesday, July 27 - A potluck picnic at Jeanne Miller's. Her Prime Timers 55+ address is 218 Macomber Road in Chehalis. We will leave from the church at 11:00 A.M. or meet at Jeanne's house. Wednesday, August 24 - Day trip to Mount Rainier. Leave from the church at 9:30 A. M. Bring a sack lunch. Stop for ice cream on the way home. Monday - Thursday, September Senior Adult Camp at 9 Camp Bethel. Brochures are available at the church. This is a great time for Seniors with a great variety of things to do, including relaxing. Pastor Bill Long will lead us in Bible Study, and John Lyttle will lead camp fires. Sign up sheets are on the bulletin board across from the church office

10 4th Annual FBCCMU BBQ Cook-off/Dinner July 5:30 pm Fellowship Hall Dan Boes, Motorcycle Ride July 2, 8:00 AM. - 5:00 P.M. Johnston Ridge Karen Schessler, Men s Breakfast July 7 am Fellowship Hall Mike Foster, Young families - (This is you, if you are in the "prekids" stage or if you have preschool or school age kids...) - You are invited to the annual 4th of July BBQ and fireworks party at the Wilks' home. We will eat around 6:00 p.m. and start the What s Happening at FBC Women s Crafting Bee 10 am Fellowship Hall Cheri Foster, Prime Timers Picnic July 11 am Jeannie Miller s Home John Lyttle, Help Wanted Looking for a lady to work about 2 hours a day 5 days a week to assist a senior who is a member of this church. Responsibilities include preparing a noon meal & light housing keeping. Salary is negotiable. Contact Cheri in the church office ( ) for more information or inquires. fireworks as soon as it starts getting dark. Burgers and hot dogs with the fixings and beverages will be provided. Please bring a salad and dessert to share. We'll have some fireworks, but if you want to bring more, that would be great. Also, In 1814, Francis Scott Key wrote the poem, Defense of Fort McHenry. The poem was later put to the tune of (John Stafford Smith's song) The Anacreontic Song, modified somewhat, and retitled The Star Spangled Banner. Congress proclaimed The Star Spangled Banner the U.S. National Anthem in Oh, say, can you see, by the dawn's early light, What so proudly we hail'd at the twilight's last gleaming? Whose broad stripes and bright stars, thro' the perilous fight, O'er the ramparts we watch'd, were so gallantly streaming? And the rockets' red glare, the bombs bursting in air, Gave proof thro' the night that our flag was still there. O say, does that star-spangled banner yet wave O'er the land of the free and the home of the brave? On the shore dimly seen thro' the mists of the deep, Where the foe's haughty host in dread silence reposes, 4th of July Party!! 10 Pastor s Porch/dessert August 6 pm We will have more discussion about changing the name of the church and enjoy some dessert. Church Statistics 5/ / / / / plan to bring some lawn chairs/ blankets to sit on to watch fireworks. The Wilks live at 297 Chilvers Rd. in Chehalis. Call Mark or Krista ( ) if you have questions or need directions. Where did our National Anthem Come From? What is that which the breeze, o'er the towering steep, As it fitfully blows, half conceals, half discloses? Now it catches the gleam of the morning's first beam, In full glory reflected, now shines on the stream: 'Tis the star-spangled banner: O, long may it wave O'er the land of the free and the home of the brave! And where is that band who so vauntingly swore That the havoc of war and the battle's confusion A home and a country should leave us no more? Their blood has wash'd out their foul footsteps' pollution. No refuge could save the hireling and slave From the terror of flight or the gloom of the grave: And the star-spangled banner in triumph doth wave O'er the land of the free and the home of the brave. O, thus be it ever when freemen shall stand, Between their lov'd homes and the war's desolation; Blest with vict'ry and peace, may the heav'n-rescued land Praise the Pow'r that hath made and preserv'd us a nation! Then conquer we must, when our cause is just, And this be our motto: "In God is our trust" And the star-spangled banner in triumph shall wave O'er the land of the free and the home of the brave!

11 July 2011 Sun Mon Tue Wed Thu Fri Sat am BBQ grill masters start cooking 5:30 pm BBQ Dinner 6:30 pm. Dessert Auction 3 Communion Sunday 8:15 am Sunday 9:15 am Sunday 9:15 am Worship Svc 11 am Sunday 11 am Worship Svc 6:30 pm FPU 4 6:00 P.M. Young Families 4th of July party 5 6 6:30 pm Youth Group Seattle to Portland Riders stay here 10 Bicycle Classic at the church. 10:30 am All Church Picnic Lintott- Alexander Park 6:30 pm FPU 6:30 pm Divorce Care 17 8:15 am Sunday 9:15 am Sunday 9:15 am Worship Svc 11 am Sunday 11 am Worship Svc 6:30 pm FPU 24 8:15 am Sunday 9:15 am Sunday 9:15 am Worship Svc 11 am Sunday 11 am Worship Svc 6:30 pm FPU 6:30 pm Divorce Care 31 8:15 am Sunday 9:15 am Sunday 9:15 am Worship Svc 11 am Sunday 11 am Worship Svc 6:30 pm Divorce Care :30 pm Youth Group Challenger Articles Due 6:30 pm Youth Group 11 an Prime Timer s Picnic 6:30 pm Youth Group August 1 August 2 August 3 August 4 Elementary Camp, Camp Bethel Senior High Camp, Camp Bethel Junior High Camp, Camp Bethel am Men s Breakfast am Women s Crafting Bee 11

12 4Annual BBQ Cook-off July 2 Come join the friendly competition and good eats as we see who at FBCC grills the best ribs and chicken. The cooking starts early, but the judging and good eats start at 5:30 pm. Tempting desserts will be auctioned off as a fundraiser after the barbeque dinner. You can always come early and cheer on your favorite grill master. Fellowship Fun Sunday, July 10Alexander Park is the place to be! Worship Service 10:30 am BBQ Lunch: chicken, beverages and place settings are provided. Last names beginning A-M bring a salad or side dish; N-Z bring a dessert; EVERY- ONE bring your own chair or blanket. Family Fun & Games Worship Community Great Food First Baptist Church NON-PROFIT ORGANIZATION U.S. POSTAGE PAID Chehalis, WA Permit Number S. Market Boulevard Chehalis, WA CHANGE SERVICE REQUESTED 12