White Oak Baptist Church October 2017 Newsletter

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White Oak Baptist Church October 2017 Newsletter White Oak Baptist Church٠13943 Buffalo Road ٠Archer Lodge, NC 27527 919-553-7560 ٠ www.whiteoakchurch.us ٠ office@whiteoakchurch.us

Welcome home! These were the words I heard as I stepped out of my truck and stood for the first time in the parking lot as Lead Pastor of White Oak Baptist Church. Be assured, there was an incredible amount of joy (mixed with a little nervousness) in that moment. However, Jennifer and I really do feel welcomed and at home in Archer Lodge thanks to your amazing hospitality. We are incredibly excited to be here and become part of what can be accomplished in our community through the power of God. I believe the Lord has uniquely orchestrated our calling to White Oak and that He has brought us together at just the right time. I could expound upon that statement in so many ways, but I look forward to sharing more with you personally. So you know, I have felt led to begin a preaching series from the letter Paul wrote to the church at Philippi. The letter to the Philippians is full of words of encouragement to a church that remained faithful to the Lord through some difficult times. It is also a letter of gratitude from Paul to the church recognizing their continued support despite the struggles they had faced. I pray that this powerful letter will also encourage you as we work through it together. I look forward to meeting and getting to know many of you more significantly. I have a confident hope that God will continue to do a good work through White Oak as we remain faithful to Him. Blessings your pastor Scott Bolton Deacon Council Kenny Williams presenting Dr. Baxter Prevatte with a certificate of appreciation for his service as our Interim Pastor. Deacon of the Month - Bill Siler Dennis Durham 919-963-9986 Lynda Holland 919-550-9526 Scott Howard 919-553-3116 Ron Lassiter 919-631-6153 Matt Mulhollem 919-606-0405 Bill Siler 919-934-1103 Mike Sauls 919-359-9778 Kenny Williams 919-359-3562

Caregivers Ministry Team by Mike & Connie Mulhollem and Dan & Ann Wall The Caregivers Ministry Team celebrated the beginning of the new church year with thirty-two members/guests in attendance. Fifty-three lunches were taken to our shut-ins, which also gave our teams an opportunity to visit with each. Jayne Eannarino and Loretta Richardson coordinated the delicious meal which consisted of grilled pork chops, green beans, baked apples, sweet potatoes, a dinner roll and a dessert. John Myklebust held a Moment of Silence and Prayer in remembrance of Linda Ward, the 16th anniversary of 9/11 and the victims of recent hurricanes. Judy Myklebust led our devotion with Numbers 22 and Philippians 2:5-8 as her Biblical references. She challenged our group to break the cycle in the "Pecking Order" of anger, which starts with an aggravation early in the day and passes to the people with whom you come in contact throughout the day. Judy noted, "Do not give people the power over you to make you mad. Seek to be Christ-like as we are made in His image." We are very appreciative of the gifts our team has received this month. Margaret Stevens gave us fresh tomatoes to include with the lunches going out. Jimmy and Janice Kennedy donated the flowers they had in the church on Sunday in memory of Jimmy's mother, Pat, and his aunt, Winnie Carroll. The flowers were used to make beautiful bud vases to be given to our shut-ins. Our team also sponsored goody bags for our shut-ins and facility residents. Our next meeting is Tuesday, Oct. 10 at 11:00 am at the Archer Lodge Community Center. We invite you to come join us. Women On Mission The Women on Mission have kicked off the new church year. We began by making plans for future events including a Wednesday supper and a Sunday dedicated to focusing on the global missions reach of the Cooperative Baptist Fellowship. We also planned for our future meeting programs. Following our planning session, Sharon Freeman shared the photos she took while in Guatemala at the Agua Viva children's home. Although we have seen pictures of this place before, we always enjoy seeing photos of the work there that brings glory to God while improving the lives of Guatemalan children. We are excited for our new church year and look forward to what it will have in store for us. Monthly Giving DATE AMOUNT GIVEN September 3 $3,621 September 10 $2,775 September 17 $2,526 September 24 $6,365 TOTAL $15,287 Our budget needs were $15,424 ***************************** Bereavement Contacts Benny Richardson (919) 365-9037 ***************************** Caregivers Contacts Mike & Connie Mulhollem 919-553-7307 Dan & Ann Wall 919-553-7187 ****************************

The Children s Committee hosted a grandparents luncheon on Sunday, September 17th in the fellowship hall after church. We had a great turn-out. The food was catered by City Barbeque and was delicious. We gave away door prizes and enjoyed the fellowship of everyone who attended. We appreciate everyone who came out. Lucas and Brooklyn Petty enjoying lunch with their grandparents. Children s Committee: Amy Dean, Sharon Kristoff, Gracie Lassiter & Carmella Williams The Children s Committee will be assisting the Archer Lodge Community Center with the annual pumpkin carving event on October 29 th at the Community Center. Bring your pumpkin to carve and soup, sandwiches or a dessert to share. The children s committee will provide mini pumpkins and set up a table for the smaller children to paint a pumpkin. The event starts at 5:00pm. On Halloween, we will be helping the ALFD again with trunk-or-treat. This event starts at 6:00pm until 9:00pm. There will be decorated trunks for the kids to trick-or-treat, hotdogs, drinks, and a haunted house. We welcome anyone who wants to provide a trunk and hand out candy. We would also appreciate candy donations. There will be a collection box in the copy room for candy. Our congregation rejoiced with Hannah Weaver and her family in celebration of her baptism on September 24th. The RAs and GAs will be sharing the gospel and collecting shoebox gifts for boys and girls around the world. All shoeboxes are due by Sunday, November 12, 2017. There are a few changes this year: the shipping donation is $9.00 instead of $7.00 and this year toothpaste and candy are not allowed in the boxes. Please visit www.samaritanspurse.org for more information. Stay tuned for details about our fun packing party... Let's join together to collect more boxes than ever before!

October 1 October 8 October 15 October 22 Melanie Durham Ally Edwards Jody Castleberry Jan Smith Debbie Wall Emily Tillerson Bonnie Howard Jenny Casey October 29 Jody & Jennifer West Your commitment and willingness is a gift to our children, the parents and White Oak Baptist Church as we work together to make a difference. Thank you for your service. October 1 October 8 October 15 October 22 October 29 Homecoming Mike Sauls Jan Smith Sandy Pate Sharon Kristoff

Birthdays October 1 Annie Ruth O Neal 2 Kay Boyette Ray Boyette Donald Pate 4 Kaitlyn Bolton 6 Lisa Barnes Eli Mulhollem 7 Steve Driver 8 Josie Pace 11 Steven Durham Lanie Durham Jackson Durham 14 Jordan Pace 15 Matt Dean 16 Carlton Vinson 17 Bill Siler 18 Irvin Smith 22 Kassidy Sauls 24 Russell Murray 26 Olivia Pate 28 Lauren Howard Anniversaries October 24 Roger & Amy Thompson 25 Don & Carroll Pate

Calendar of Events Sunday, October 1 12:00pm Covered Dish - ALCC Monday, October 2 Tuesday, October 3 Wednesday, October 4 8:00pm Adult Choir Friday, October 6 6:15pm Ruth Class Monthly Dinner Saturday, October 7 9:30am Girl Scouts Sunday, October 8 8:00am Brotherhood Breakfast /Deacon Ordination Monday, October 9 1:00pm WND Reservations due 7:30pm WOM Tuesday, October 10 11:00am Caregivers 7:30pm Church Council 8:00pm Finance Committee Wednesday, October 11 8:00pm Adult Choir Thursday, October 12 7:30pm Deacons Meeting Sunday, October 15 12:00pm Church Conference/Bag Lunch Monday, October 16 Acorn Articles Due Tuesday, October 17 8:30am Fellowship Travelers - Celebrity Goat Farm Wednesday, October 18 8:00pm Adult Choir Friday, October 20 6:00am Veterans Memorial Biscuit Sale Saturday, October 21 9:30am Girl Scouts Sunday, October 22 Monday, October 23 7:00pm ALCC Meeting Tuesday, October 24 Wednesday, October 25 8:00pm Adult Choir Sunday, October 29 5:00pm ALCC Pumpkin Carving Monday, October 30 Tuesday, October 31 6:00pm Trunk or Treat Church Contact Information Pastor Scott Bolton pastor@whiteoakchurch.us Office Hours: M-Th 8:30am - 5:00pm (209) 640-4248 (cell and text) Church office phone & email: 919-553-7560 office@whiteoakchurch.us Sarah Beall - Administrative Assistant