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1 5756 Zachary Taylor Highway Mineral, Virginia (540) (phone) (540) (fax) Volume 34, Issue 8 - August 3, 2014 Eternal Life Pastor Lynn W. Beanum, Jr. reetings in the wonderful name of Jesus Christ, our savior and soon-coming King. Truly, in these troubling times we need to be thinking more of where we will spend eternity. Will it be eternal life or eternal death? Eternal life is a phrase which appears several times in the NT (KJV), of which 15 uses occur in the Gospel and the epistles of John, and 25 occurrences in the Johannine writings. These writings are defined as of or pertaining to the apostle John or to the books in the New Testament attributed to him. The word eternal (aionios) is derived from the word meaning "age" an indefinite period of time, hence, agelong, and consequently unending. Eternal life refers invariably to the life of God, or to the future state of the righteous (Matt. 25:46). The Johannine writings define eternal life in terms of knowing, making it synonymous with the experience of God (John 17:3). It cannot be earned by men, but it is bestowed upon them as a gift in response to faith (John 3:15-16; 1 John 5:11 & Rom. 6:23). Eternal life is the vitality which God imparts to the human soul at the moment of personal conversion to Christ. Eternal life is mediated through Christ (1 John 5:11) and represents the totality of the Christian experience in its vitality, its duration, its quality, and in its association and content. It enables the believer to enter directly into the presence of God at death and enjoy the eternal bliss of heaven. Its opposite is eternal death or severance from God (2 Thess. 1:9). We get or receive eternal life by God the Father himself through his Son, Jesus Christ. Eternal life requires entering into a personal relationship with God in Jesus Christ as we admit our sin and turn away from it, allowing His Spirit to live in us by the Holy Ghost. Amen to our God. Verse for the Month: But now being made free from sin, and become servants to God, ye have your fruit unto holiness, and the end everlasting life. -Romans 6:22

2 A Word from Our Editor Determined Per dictionary.com Determined is defined as: to come to a decision or resolution; decide. I greet you in the name of Jesus Christ. In order to survive we must be determined to go through the storms of life, the tests of time, and the floods of trouble that the enemy cascades over us. Satan s goal is to drown our dreams and hopes. However, to be determined expresses a greater vision than what we can see with the natural eye. When we are determined we must see and don t see, hear and don t hear all of the troubles and distractions that come to drag us off course. Our greater focus or determination must be firmly anchored in the Lord. The winds can t stop us, the rains can t blind us, and the quakes can t shake us off course when we are firmly planted in Christ. Beloved, think it not strange A Word From Our Elders Sister Marilyn Silver concerning the fiery trial which is to try you, as though some strange thing happened to you: But rejoice (1 Peter 12-13a). God has us covered. Don t ever stop trusting in Him, and don t you dare give up! But stay focused and be determined to run this race with patience. God has NOT forgotten about you! I am determined to hold out to the end, Jesus is with me, on Him I can depend; I know I have salvation, I can feel it in my soul; I am determined to hold out to the end. -Lyrics by Chetwind S. & TP Hamilton. Determined to see Jesus in peace! God bless you. Minister Torrey Miller Hope In God Greetings Saints, grace and peace be upon you. We are the children of the Most High God and consequently have been made to sit together in heavenly places in Christ Jesus. I am writing today to simply remind you of that fact, so your hope will be renewed. Hope is the general feeling that some desire will be fulfilled. Therefore, when we have it, we look unto our heavenly father with expectation to receive from Him what we are believing for. However, in these evil days in which we live, our adversary (Satan) is relentless in his attacks against God s Church. As a result, it appears that many born again, blood washed believers are gradually losing hope. I understand that the pressures of life oftentimes seem a bit overwhelming, and it sometimes feels as if God has abandoned us. Actually, there was a man (David) in the Bible who perhaps felt the same way at a particular time in his life. Life s woes and hardships seemingly were getting the best of him, when all of a sudden he reasoned within himself. David s question to himself is found in Psalm 42:5 which states, Why art thou cast down, O my soul? and why art thou disquieted in me? hope thou in God: for I shall yet praise him for the help of his countenance. Although life may be challenging and seemingly unfair at times, let s take note from our forefather David and command our soul to hope in God. God sees, knows, and He cares about us. Whatever He has promised, know that He is well able to perform. For all the promises of God in him are yea, and in him Amen,... (2 Cor. 1:20) Wait for the promise to manifest! In other words, keep hope alive! Keep Christ within, as the apostle Paul states, Christ in you, the hope of glory (Colossians 1:27). Hope in God. Page 2 Temple of Deliverance, HCG, Inc. Newsletter

3 Temple Men Speak We Have a Right to Praise the Lord! Praise the Lord and glory to our Savior Jesus Christ. We as the Body of Christ and people of this United States of America are so blessed to live in a country where we can freely exercise our faith i n G o d. T h e f i r s t amendment of the U.S. Constitution guarantees our right to freedom of religion. This amendment prohibits the making of any law, impeding the free exercise of religion (U.S. Constitution). We have a right to praise the Lord! We can come into His house and gather in Jesus name and worship Him! Although the first amendment allows us to freely exercise our faith in God it was first through Jesus precious blood that we were freed from sin. Because of Jesus we have a new way of life and not a religion. Because of Jesus we can now worship Him as He is. God is spirit: and they that worship Him must worship Him in spirit and in truth (John 4:24). However in countries such as Iran and Sudan practicing the Christian faith is considered a crime of apostasy which is the abandonment or renunciation of a religion by a person (wikipedia) and is punishable by death. Meriam Yeyha Ibrahim, a Sudanese Christian Temple Women Speak -Bro. Travis Lucas wife and mother was imprisoned because she would not renounce her Christian faith. She stated that she was raised as a Christian. Meriam, who was 8 months pregnant at the time, was held in prison with her 18 month old son. This reminds us of the serious times in which we are living, and that Jesus is soon to come. It reminds us of what Jesus told his disciples, Then they shall deliver you up to be afflicted, and shall kill you: and ye shall be hated (Mathew 24:9), But before all these, they shall lay their hands on you, and persecute you, delivering you up to the synagogue, and into the prisons, being brought before kings and rulers for my name s sake (Luke 21:12). Saints, let us consider our spouses, mothers, aunts, sisters, daughters, and ourselves as we continue to pray for God s covering, grace, mercy and safety of Meriam Yeyha Ibrahim. Thank God for her recent safe deliverance that united her with her family. You Lord are the same God that delivered Daniel and the three Hebrew boys! Let us continue to pray for Meriam s family and the Body of Christ as a whole. Lord help us to consider Hebrews 12:3-4 and 2 Corinthians 4:17. Thank you Jesus for allowing us to come boldly before your throne of grace that we may obtain mercy and find grace to help in time of need (Hebrews 4:16). Lord let us not take the freedom and liberty you have provided us for granted. Thank you Jesus for the right to worship and praise you! God Bless you saints in Jesus name! Sister Janet Parker God s Restoring Power When the unsuspected comes, you wonder how you are going to make it, and you see no way out; trust in the Lord. He sees your hurt and pain. I have had my days too, but the Lord took me through. I called on His great name and through it all there came peace, joy and strength. God will do the same for you. Psalm 136:12 says, With a strong hand, and with a stretched out arm: for his mercy endureth for ever. Through the power and presence of God we have the ability to recover from our difficulties of this life. We can rise above them, overcome and move forward with courage. There is no pain in the world that the indwelling spirit can not reach and heal. Daniel 6:26-27 (kjv) states, for he is the living God, and stedfast for ever, and his kingdom that which shall not be destroyed, and his dominion shall be even unto the end. He delivereth and rescueth, and he worketh signs and wonders in heaven and in earth, who hath delivered Daniel from the power of the lions. You can trust in God s Restoring Power. God bless you. Volume 34, Issue 8 - August 3, 2014 Page 3

4 Pastor & Mother Ruby Beanum, Phyllis Brice, Brenda Ratcliff, Amanda Petey Lewis, Joshua White, Donnell Silver, Paul Lewis, Odellsie A. Smith, Theresa Brown, Joyce Simms, O Neal J o h n s o n, B u r n e l l W o o d w a r d, E d w a r d Johnson, James McGill, Geneva Talley, Joyce McGill, Nic Family, Lester Brent, Tracey Beanum, Laura Silver, Sean Smith, Shalita Madison, Kathy Brooks, Tanya Lewis & Family, Tina Smith, Eric Williams, A. Carter, James Coleman, Elmoe Johnson, Mitchell Anderson, Jr., Mike Mason, Jeremy Dedication to the Sick and Shut-In We Need You, Lord -by: Joanna Fuchs We need you, Lord. Like lost wanderers in a burning, empty desert thirst for cool, clean water, we long for you to quench us. In a world gone progressively mad, with chaos all around us, we seek refuge in the order and purpose of your law. Richards, Candice Anderson, Ben Marshall, James Harris, Melissa Harrison, Nikki Drain, John Pendleton, Jeremiah Adams, Antoine Washington, Olney Family, Kevin Shelton, Teka King, Monica Bumbrey, Torri Wormley, Racheal Abeerly, Melissa Pendleton and Family, Charles Bailey, Linda Finn, Azu Rhodes, Howard Bess, Marshall Johnson, Barbara Peyton, GW Richardson, Anthony Brown, Daniel Hackett, Adriana Brown, Tremaine Skinner, Nicholas Broger, Clarence Byrd, Linda Coleman, Vest Carter, Beverly Brent, Marion Smith, Adriana Coleman, Steve Washington, Hattie Ellis, Prison & Health Care Ministries, The Lost, TOD Church Family, COGTH Beulaville NC, Lisa Washington, Mrs. Hesstine Brown, Marion Green, Sherrie McEachin, Aaron F. Garris, Keisha Robinson, Hannah Coleman, Elton Wright, Joanne Coleman, Charles Mcgehee, Dorothy Jean Cumming, Sheila Washington, Edward Newman, Reka Fitch, Treresa McDonald, Thomas Goodwin, Charlotte Fowkes, Tommy Noel, Williams Todds, Vernell Jasper, Katie Mills, Gene Spears, Clarence Hottinger, Stephanie Wilson, Jessica, Lisa Washington, Michael Tally, Raymond Washington, Bonnie Whaling, Annette Waldron, Brenda Milbourne, Maria Segarra, Palmira Segarra, James Carvin, Doris Ellis, Kevin Melvin & Sage, Susan Stewart, Wesley Ragland, Elizabeth Thurston, David Shelton, Eloise Cody, Earl D. Johnson, Jaylen Smith, Angel Knight, Marie Moody, Delonte Johnson, Tammy Eubank. Warren & Mabel Houchens, Virginia Veloy, Leanne Hairfield, Peggy Leake -Submitted by Mother Ruby Beanum Cleanse us, and make us more like you, role models, examples, beacons, for others who are searching for meaning for their lives. Come, Lord Jesus. We need you, Lord. With evil sneaking, leaking everywhere, spreading heavy darkness, creating feelings of emptiness, we hunger for your goodness and light. Turn us around, Lord, we pray; retrieve your sheep who have gone astray. Draw us to the satisfaction of your purity and righteousness. Matt. 5:16 -Let your light so shine before men, that they may see your good works, and glorify your Father which is in heaven. Proverbs 4:18 - But the path of the just is as the shining light, that shineth more and more unto the perfect day. Sunday Sermons: July 2014 And I will give you pastors according to mine heart, which shall feed you with knowledge and understanding. -Jeremiah 3:15 1st Sunday July 6th Pastor Lynn Beanum Matt.5:13; Mk 9:49-50 The Church is Like Salt; It Saves By Contact 2nd Sunday July 13th Pastor Lynn Beanum Isaiah 30:18 Wait For the Lord! 3rd Sunday July 20th Elder Jason Lewis Ps. 42:1-2; John 4:5-15 I m Thirsty 4th Sunday July 27th Pastor Lynn Beanum Romans 8:37 We Are More Than Conquerors! Page 4 Temple Of Deliverance HCG, Inc., Newsletter

5 Happy Birthday (August) The days of our years are threescore years and ten; and if by reason of strength they be fourscore years. (Psalm 90:10) 01 Frank Nelson 5 Damien Richardson Sherry Wright 7 Deontay Washington 9 Timothy Tyler 12 Connie Comfort 13 Donna Hall Askia Pierre Serenity Wilson 14 Larry Adams, Jr. Tyshae Washington 15 Justin Adams Delincy Nelson 16 LyDerrin Green 17 Dorothy Jones Trevon Jones 18-La Vant Wilson 19 Deborah Adams 21 Anthony Robinson 24 Karen Williams Nataniah Wilson 25 Larry Coleman 29 Terrance Robinson 30 Erika Cole Happy Anniversary (August) And they twain shall be one flesh: so then they are no more twain, but one flesh. (Mark 10:8) 04 Wilson and Shirley Moody 05 Robert and Linda Pope 06 Robert and Roberta Johnson 07 Lamont and Melanie Hall Jamie and Felesha Holmes 13 James and Teresa Fields II 14-Bryant & April Sims 18 Donnell and Connie Comfort 21 Travis and Azure Lucas 28 Sonny and Evelyn Tyler 30 Howard and Sharnat Blakey Volume 34, Issue 8 August 3, 2014 Page 5

6 Bible Word Search: New Life Contributed by : Glenn Girton Submitted by Mother Ruby Beanum ( All the words listed below are in the puzzle - left, right, up, down or diagonal. Topic for Today: Prayer Trouble and perplexity drive me to prayer and prayer drives away perplexity and trouble. - Philipp Melanchthon Temple Youth Speak Be Wise Graduates A little advice for our graduates. Graduation has come and gone for many high school students. I know there is much excitement and anticipation of what s next. Graduates will be receiving much more independence, as well as responsibility. But I would advise you to be wise with your freedom. Freedom is like being in an ocean ready to take a swim but if you re not prepared, you might drown. Be wise! Get involved in a church, connect with good people and don t forget the training you received from your parents and other extended family. Most importantly, if you don t know God as your personal Savior, seek Him until you find Him. Jer. 29:13 says And ye shall seek me, and find me, when ye shall search for me with all your heart. Eccl. 12:1 says, Remember now thy Creator in By: Karen Williams the days of thy youth, while the evil days come not, nor the years draw nigh, when thou shalt say, I have no pleasure in them. Just know the real fun begins when you accept Jesus into your life. Page 6 Temple of Deliverance, HCG, Inc. Newsletter

7 Congratulations 2014 Graduates Front row (5) left to right: Christina Bullock, Parish Morris, Ravin Robinson, Arielle Winn, (Roberta Johnson standing in for Shatia Johnson) Back row (6) left to right: Bradley Dubose, Aubrey Wilson, Cortez Jones, Stephan Anderson, Joshua Williams & (Bobby Carter standing in for Trina Carter). Temple of Deliverance honored its 2014 graduates on Sunday, June 22nd in a special graduation ceremony. Sis. Ruth White was coordinator and spokesperson for this blessed occasion. Our graduates worked diligently throughout the year and obtained high honors in their fields of study. The Ernest L. Moody Scholarship was received by Sis. Shatia Johnson. Let s continue to keep all of our graduates in our prayers as they journey onward and upward while seeking the will of God for their lives. Stephan Michael Anderson is the son of Raymond and Cecelia Anderson and he resides in Gordonsville, Virginia. Stephan graduated on May 23, 2014 from Louisa County High School with an advanced diploma. Stephan plans to join the Air Force and later start a business of his own. He enjoys buying sneakers, shopping, hanging out with his girlfriend and other friends. He also likes to play basketball. Stephan would like to thank everyone for their encouraging words and he wants to thank those who helped him to make it thus far. Christina Marie Bullock is the daughter of Janice and the late Charles Bullock and she resides in Mineral, Virginia. Chrissy graduated on December 14, 2013 from Old Dominion University in Norfolk, Virginia receiving her Bachelor of Science degree in Psychology. Chrissy plans to attend Mary Washington Hospital of Radiology in the fall where she has been accepted. Chrissy enjoys shopping, traveling, baking, singing, performing karaoke, reading, and being her mother s personal assistant and bodyguard. Chrissy was also on the Dean s list, Secretary and Executive Board Member of the Student Health Advisory Committee, Sister of Alpha Xi Delta Sorority Inc., and a member of the ODU Theatre s wardrobe department, she also practiced stage and make-up along with aerial movement. Bradley Allen DuBose is the son of Steven and Valerie DuBose and he resides in Fredericksburg, Virginia. Bradley graduated from Courtland high School on June 7, 2014 receiving his high school diploma. Bradley plans to attend Germanna Community College for two years and transfer to Radford University to major in Business Management and Marketing. Bradley enjoys playing basketball and hanging out with friends. Bradley also completed community service, volunteering at the Salvation Army and at the Fredericksburg SPCA. Lastly, Bradley received his DECA certificate. Shatia Denise Johnson is the daughter of Robert and Roberta Johnson and they reside in Spotsylvania, Virginia. Shatia graduated from Spotsylvania High School on June 6, 2014 with honors. She plans to attend Radford University and major in Accounting. Shatia was the Captain of the Lady Knights Basketball Team, Captain of Track & Field and she worked tirelessly to assist her teacher. Shatia also spent time working with Feeding the Homeless, singing in the choir and she enjoys shopping and hanging out with friends. Cortez Christopher Jones is the son of Tracy Lewis and Christopher Jones and he resides in Fredericksburg, Virginia with mom and his two brothers. Cortez graduated from Massaponax High School on Saturday, June 7, Cortez has been accepted and will attend Christopher Newport University where he plans to pursue his Bachelor s in Engineering. Cortez graduated with honors and received an advanced diploma with the state seal of Advanced Mathematics and Technology and the Career and Technical Seal. Cortez received numerous awards through his high school career, which include perfect SOL scores and maintaining a GPA of 3.7. He was a member of the James Farmer Scholars, The Art Society and he was active in sports throughout his high school career. Cortez enjoys basketball; football, weight lifting, volunteering, drawing, doing cartwheels and watching the TV show How it s Made. Parish Shandrea Morris is the granddaughter of Juanita and Wade Jackson and they reside in Mineral, Virginia. Parish graduated on May 23, 2014 from Louisa County High School. She will begin school in September to become a registered nurse. Upon completing her degree Parish wishes to continue her education and become a nurse practitioner or a mid-wife. Parish enjoys drawing, hunting and fishing. Parish also volunteered at the Louisa Health Care and Rehabilitation Center to assist those in need. Raven Symone Robinson is the daughter of Vernon & Lisa Robinson and they reside in Mineral, Virginia. Raven graduated from Hampton University in Hampton, Virginia on May 11, 2014 obtaining her Bachelor of Arts degree in Psychology with a Minor in Business Management. Raven graduated with a 3.47 GPA Cum Laude and was on the Dean s List. Raven plans to gain employment in Human Resources and attend graduate school to obtain her Master s Degree in Organizational Psychology. Raven enjoys reading, watching movies, cooking and shopping. Trina Stanley is the granddaughter of Bobby & Florence Carter and they reside in Spotsylvania, Virginia. Trina graduated from Career Training Solutions in Fredericksburg, Virginia and completed the certified Medical Assistant Program in October Trina now works for Inova at Fairfax Hospital in Fairfax, Virginia. Volume 34, Issue 8 August 3, 2014 Page 7

8 Joshua Lee Williams is the son of Timothy and Karen Williams and they reside in Fredericksburg, Virginia. Joshua graduated from Courtland High School on June 7, 2014 with an Advanced Diploma. Joshua plans to attend University of Mary Washington and obtain his degree in Computer Science. Joshua finished his high school career with a GPA of 3.6. he enjoys basketball, volunteering at the hospital to help others, participating in the youth choir and loves spending time with friends and family. Joshua desires to continue to be a good role model for other young men and give back to the community. Joshua plans to make his dreams a reality. Arielle T. Winn is the daughter of Sheron Winn and Farris Jackson. Arielle resides in Mineral, Virginia. Arielle was a 2013 graduate from Louisa County High School where she was able to finish school in 2012 on the early release program. This allowed Arielle to get a jump start on furthering her education. Arielle has one child Makiya Winn age four and she also has a part time job at Walmart. With so much responsibility at such a young age, Arielle didn t let anything stop her from succeeding! She started day classes her first semester in school. Then she soon switched to day and night classes anxious to finish and achieve her goals. On her days off from school she would work allowing little free time. When she did get a free moment it was spent studying or spending time with Makiya, family and church when she could. Arielle has maintained an A/B average. It hasn t been easy but she did it and plans to continue. Starting July 2014 Arielle will start her internship with Martha Jefferson Hospital in Charlottesville Va. She's very excited about this and believes things will work out in her favor. Arielle plans to become a full time MJH associate and later return back to school for her Bachelor's! With much help from GOD, her Mom, her family and friends Arielle is determined she will achieve just that! Arielle is very independent and self sufficient. Although she knows she will always have her family backing her she doesn t depend on that because she is highly motivated! Keep praying for her and wishing her the BEST! Aubrey Lyn Trell Wilson is the son of Lloyd and Lynn Wilson and they reside in Woodford, Virginia. Aubrey graduated from Massaponax High School on June 7, Aubrey plans to attend Ferrum College and become a Physical Education Teacher/Health and Human Performance or go into the army reserves and attend Germanna Community College. Aubrey enjoys basketball, football, going to the gym to work out and helping his dad plant a garden and flowers. Aubrey graduated with a 3.5 GPA with honors. Aubrey is commended for maintaining his grades from the ninth grade through the twelfth. He was also recognized for maintaining his grades during football and basket ball season. Aubrey was also honored by Alpha Kappa Alpha Sorority for being the most improved student in school. Works with Youth in Parks and Recreation Department basketball clinic and helps the School Agriculture Department with extra activities. Aubrey received a citizenship award and was recognized nationally for playing the saxophone in band. Aubrey earned the presidential award. He was also recognized by Principals, Teachers, Coaches and school staff for being so mannerable, considerate, compassionate and kind. Aubrey is always willing to lend a helping hand. Upcoming Revival & Homecoming Page 8 Temple of Deliverance, HCG, Inc.

9 Caregiver Attitude Check -Dr. Tom Frommer -Excerpts of Article from: It is time for an attitude check. What am I talking about? Well, how is your attitude about being a caregiver? Attitude definition: A complex mental state involving beliefs, feelings, values and dispositions to act in a certain way. How does a Christian caregiver do an attitude check? Let's look at Paul's words. And we know that in all things God works for the good of those who love Him, who have been called according to His purpose. Rom. 8:28. May I suggest we focus on the word CALL in these words. You are CALLED! This is such an important word for Christian caregivers to acknowledge. You are not a victim. You are not being punished. You are called. It is so helpful to see your caregiving role as a Christian calling because it changes everything. It changes your attitude. It changes your approach. God has called you. Think about that. I know you didn t ask for it. Neither did Jonah, Peter, Paul. Jesus words to Follow Me means Jesus has a direction he wants us to go in our lives. We are called to be servants and you are called to be a servant in a specific circumstance. Jesus s promises to us in the end of Matthew s gospel are the words, I will be with you always, even to the end of the age. Jesus has called you to be a caregiver. He promises to be with you. We are called according to His purposes and he will reveal those purposes more completely over time. We may not understand His purposes at this time, but scripture says God works for the good. I have been reading a number of books about the stories of caregivers. Yes, it is hard and sometimes very hard. However, the stories are about the blessings and learnings these caregivers received. He will bless you and you will learn much. Being called by God also means God has a stake in your caregiving and God will provide. I don t know how He will do it or when He will do it, but I believe He will do it. He promises to do it. He can do it. You are connected to the right source. There is a condition. The scripture says, to those who love Him. This love is not a feeling, this love is an action. We love God by talking to Him, by worshipping Him, by praising Him and by blessing Him. As the hymn writer learned to love God by writing, Bless the Lord, O my soul and all that is within me, bless His Holy name. Even secular research has discovered that attitude is important in caregivers. So how is your attitude? Allow your faith to draw your attitude closer to the mind of Christ in your Christian caregiving. Thanks to the many readers who have contributed to the Newsletter with your prayers, encouragements and finances! Donations may be mailed to: Temple Of Deliverance Newsletter Staff * 5756 Zachary Taylor Hwy * Mineral VA Directions to Temple of Deliverance 5756 Zachary Taylor Highway Mineral, Virginia From I-95, take the Thornburg Exit (#118). From I-95 South: Turn left going toward Route 1 From 1-95 North: Turn right going toward Route 1 Stay on Route 606 until you reach the stop light. Cross over Route 1 on Route 606. Follow through to Snell-intersects with Route 208 (Courthouse Road). Stay on Courthouse Rd for approximately 18 miles to Zachary Taylor Highway (Route 522). Turn right. Church is 1/2 mile down on right side. Volume 34, Issue 8 August 3, 2014 Page 9

10 Temple of Deliverance August 2014 Sun Mon Tue Wed Thu Fri Sat Clergy meetings are to be announced. 1st Sunday Newsletters Available Submissions are due on 2nd Sundays. 1st Sunday 3pm Youth Services as Announced Great Wolf Weekend Dates For the Youth Outing am CS 11:15am MW Good Catch Music Dept. Meeting :30pm Prayer Service & Bible Class 7 8 -Noon Day Prayer 8pm Eld. BW New Light -Gum Springs, VA 9-10am TOD Music Dept Choir Reh. 6pm Caroline Prison Ministry 10 10am CS 11:15am MW 4pm Pastor True - Deliverance-Bowling Green VA 4pm Health Care Ministry :30pm Prayer Service & Bible Class Noon Day Prayer 16 7am-1pm Sisterhood Yard Sale 10am Music Dept. Choir Rehearsal 12 Noon Play Rehearsal 17 10am CS 11:15am MW Eld. R, Johnson MASS CHOIR 3:30pm Pastor True Apostolic Mineral VA :30pm Prayer Service & Bible Class 21 6pm Coffeewood Prison Ministry 7:00pm Play Rehearsal 22-8pm Music Dept. Choir Reh 8pm Eld. True Apostolic Min. VA 23 6pm TOD Music Dept. Choir Anniversary 24 10am CS 11:15am MW 3pm Youth Service :30pm Prayer Service & Bible Class 28-8pm Brother s Club Bible Study 29-Noon Day Prayer 30-10am Deacon s Meeting 10am Play Rehearsal 31-5th Sunday Fellowship Hosted by Temple of Deliverance SUBJECT TO CHANGE Temple of Deliverance HCG, Inc. Newsletter Sunday Schedule of Services Sundays - 10:00 a.m. - Church School 11:15 a.m. - Morning Worship NONPROFIT U.S. Postage PAID Louisa, VA Permit No Zachary Taylor Hwy * Mineral, VA Phone: Fax: newsletter@templeofdeliverancehcg.org Temple of Deliverance HCG, Inc. Newsletter Published monthly to encourage, enlighten, and inform, spreading the good news of Jesus Christ that men, women, boys, and girls may come to know and to love the God of Salvation. Change Service Requested Overseer Correspondent Acting Editor Assistants Circulation Mail/Supplies Men Photographers Proofreading Women Youth NEWSLETTER STAFF: Pastor Lynn W. Beanum Mother Ruby Beanum Marilyn Silver Vera Coleman Cecelia Anderson, Janice Bullock, Teresa Jackson, Doris Shirley Jenkins, Katherine McIver, Sandra Wesley, Karen Williams Sally White, Rose Young, Major White Sylvester Silver Travis Lucas, Danna Lucas Marie Dobson, Sierra Silver Roberta Johnson Lynetta Watkins Eternal Life