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Committed to His will, His way, and His word April 4, 2011 2011 Theme The Year of Liberation 2 Corinthians 3:17 VIEW MOUNT OLIVE WEEKLY ANNOUNCEMENTS ON THE WEB Go to www.mobcva.org Then click on Weekly Bulletin Mon. 04 Leadership Council MP Building @ 7:00 PM Tues. 05 Trustee/Finance/Count Team MP Building @ 7:00 PM Wed. 06 Annual Senior Ministry Day Mt. Poole Baptist Church Rev. Stephen Pugh, Pastor @ 11:00 AM Thur. 07 Pastoral Relations Room 137 @ 6:00 PM Hospitality Ministry Room 138 @ 7:00 PM Pavers Committee Room 139 @ 6:00 PM Sat. 09 Health Ministry CPR Training MP Building @ 9:00 Mon. 11 Official Board Meeting Room 138 @ 7:00 PM Church School Room 137 @ 6:30 PM Children & Youth Ministry Room 138 @ 7:00 PM Tues. 12 WFC Women s Ministry Room 137 @ 6:30 PM Thur. 14 Marriage Enrichment Min. Room 138 @ 7:00 PM Security Ministry Room 139 @ 7:00 PM Sat. 16 Health Ministry Room 137 @ 9:00 AM MOUNT OLIVE ON YOUTUBE To view the latest videos type in: http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=udiuioev UDQ&feature=player_embedded#! Featured Videos: Family & Friends - Family Reunion Phase II Multi-Purpose Building Easter Production - Play Easter Production - Praise Dance Church History Presentation Pastor Thompson s Sermon God is Trying To tell US Something APRIL 2011 MINISTRY MEETINGS Mon. 18 Church Meeting MP Building @ 7:00 PM Our Vision Statement "The Spirit of the Lord is on me, because He has anointed me to preach good news to the poor. He has sent me to proclaim freedom for the prisoners and recovery of sight for the blind, to release the oppressed, to proclaim the year of the Lord's favor." Luke 4:18 19 (NKJ) It is the vision of Mt. Olive to be a church that is intentional in its efforts to identify and meet the needs of broken, hurt and oppressed people in the greater Glen Allen area through the message and ministry of Jesus Christ. From the Pastor's Desk This month we celebrate the resurrection of our Lord and Savior Jesus Christ. I encourage you to focus on the awesome resurrection power of God. When there is seemingly no life or hope we know that God is able. It has been said that "there are no hopeless situations: there are only people who have grown hopeless about them." Because of the resurrection we can keep hope alive. Keep the faith and remember God is worthy to be praised. Love, Pastor Thompson Welcome to the Mount Olive Family Jessica Lawrence Josiah Christiani Worship Services 8:00 am & 11:00 am Trustee Elect Consecration @ 11:00 am Sis. Betty Barrett Bro. James Debnam Bro. Raymond Mitchell Bro. Alfred Smith Come join us this afternoon at Abner Baptist Church, Glen Allen, VA Pastor s Anniversary Celebration Pastor, Voices of Commitment, Ushers & Congregation @ 4:00 PM

Lenten Season March 9 April 23, 2011 (The pulpit attire is purple) 2 Lent: The forty days are taken from the days of temptations and fasting Jesus spent in the wilderness. The forty days extend from Ash Wednesday to Easter Eve and contains six Sundays. General Theme For This Quarter: WE WORSHIP GOD This quarter s study offers a New Testament survey of worship in the early church. Hymns, prayers, apocalyptic visions, and letters of instruction reveal the spiritual culture and practice of the first Christians and provide contemporary believers with a biblical model of worship. We hope that you will join us as we are focusing on: UNIT #2 ANCIENT WORDS OF PRAISE This unit takes the learners through the final weeks of Lent and into the Easter season. Each week s lesson is selected from a different book of the New Testament, but all share the common theme of praising Jesus Christ. THIS WEEK S: REMEMBERING JESUS CHRIST 2 Timothy 2:8 15 At times under Roman rule, Christians were viewed as criminals. Therefore, in this passage, Paul reminds Timothy of Jesus resurrection and Davidic descent in order to give him courage to endure in difficult times. NEXT WEEK S: April 10, 2011 PRAISE BUILDS US UP Jude 17 25 This lesson gives assurance for living out our faith daily in Jesus Christ and discloses how praise builds up the Body of Christ. MARCH * APRIL* MAY 2011 CLASSES FOR EVERYONE!! CLASSES FROM KINDERGARTEN TO SENIOR HIGH SCHOOL ADULTS ALL AGES WELCOME DAILY BIBLE READING * MONDAY: Treasure in Clay Jars 2 Corinthians 4:1 12 * TUESDAY: Praise from the Restored Jeremiah 31:2 9 * WEDNESDAY: Live for the Glory of God 1 Corinthians 10:23 31 * THURSDAY: A Message That Builds Up Acts 20:28 35 * FRIDAY: Protection from Evil John 17:6 19 * S ATURDAY: The Good and the Right Way 1 Samuel 12:19 25 * SUNDAY: Build Yourselves Up in Faith Jude 17 25 Sermon Highlights: March 27, 2011 Sermon Title: Available for Liberation Scriptural Text: 1 Samuel 30:1 8 Main Idea: God is a God of liberation. What helps us to be available for liberation is the degree or level of encourage ment. David strengthen and encouraged himself in the Lord his God. Points: (1) Encouraging yourself is a spiritual weapon against discouragement (2) Encouraging yourself is a witness of God s power (3) Encouraging yourself is worth it For the full message order a CD or DVD of the service from the Media Ministry. CDs $5.00; Double CDs $7.00 ; VHS $15.00; DVDs $12.00

3 April 06 April 22 Nifty After Fifty Annual Senior Ministry Day @ 11:00 am Guest Preacher: Rev. Stephen Pugh, Pastor Mt. Poole Baptist Church, Ford, VA Good Friday Worship Service The Seven Last Words of Christ @ 7:00 PM April 24 Resurrection Day Celebration 6:00 AM Sunrise Service 8:00 AM Breakfast 9:15 AM Church School Easter Production Were You There 11:00 AM Worship Service spring revival 6:45 PM Prayer & Praise 7:00 PM Worship Service Theme: Year of Liberation 2 Corinthians 3:17 Monday, April 25 Rev. Emory Berry, Pastor Fourth Baptist Church Richmond, VA Tuesday, April 26 Bishop Melvin Williams Temple of Judah Richmond, VA Wednesday, April 27 Rev. Herbert Ponder, Pastor Mt. Tabor Baptist Church Richmond, VA WOMEN S MINISTRY The Warriors for Christ Women s Ministry is sponsoring a trip to Virginia Beach on Saturday, April 16, 2011 to see a gospel play called, I BELIEVE WHAT I BELIEVE. The tickets are $27.00 and show time is at 1:00 pm. The bus will depart at 9:30 am. We will begin collecting funds on March 18th. After the show, we will do a little shopping and have dinner in Williamsburg. Come join us for a Saturday of fun, food and fellowship as we journey to Virginia Beach. To Our Mt. Olive Baptist Church Family: On behalf of the Brown family, thank you for your kind expressions of sympathy and condolences extended toward us during the passing of our loved one. Please continue to pray for my mother and her strength. It means a lot to have a church family that cares so much. God bless you all. Deacon Erasmus & Deaconess Sheila Brown Henrico County NAACP Annual prayer breakfast Saturday, April 16, 2011 @ 9:00 am Quioccasin Baptist Church Family Life Center 9011 Quioccasin Road, Henrico, Virginia The keynote speaker will be Rev. Deborah A. Simmons, Associate Minister, Mt. Olive Baptist Church, Glen Allen, VA and President of the Henrico Ministers Fellowship. Come join us, as we celebrate under the theme: Steadfast and Unmovable! The ticket donation is $17.00 for adults and $14.00 for youth. For tickets, please contact the Church Office. Your support is the key to the success of the NAACP. Please support the NAACP! Greeters Ministry The Greeters Ministry is looking for smiling faces of all ages (men, women, boys & girls) to welcome parishioners into God s House. Greeters serve at 8 am or 11 am services and also at special services. If you are interested, please join us at our next meeting on Tuesday, April 19, 2011 at 7:00 p.m. If you have questions, or are interested and not able to attend the meeting, please contact Angela Best Gregg at 501 0407. We look forward to your presence. Daughters of Worth and Sons of Valor Mentoring Program Session 8 Wednesday, April 6, 2011 Topic: Social Networking Part 2 In this class youth (Grades 6 12) will gain an understanding of the good and bad in Social Networking (Facebook, Twitter, Logs, Chat Rooms and Texting) Subjects: Your Safety is at Stake, Texting; The Good, The Bad, and The DANGEROUS and Cyber bullying: Really Can this Happen Parents this is a must attend class for all youth who have access to Social Networking Technology. Facilitator: Sister Bernita Williams

MOBC DEACONESS MINISTRY The Nellie W. Crump Thomas Scholarship Fund Who will be a recipient this year? The Women s Auxiliary to the Deacons Conference of Richmond and Vicinity will be awarding scholarships to students who are planning to attend college. The Deaconess ministry would like to encourage all interested high school seniors to apply for this scholarship. We have been a supporter of the Nelli Crump Thomas Scholarship Fund for many years. In 2008 we were thankful and blessed that Christen Jones was the recipient of a $ 1,000 scholarship. There is no limit to the number of applicants. However, applicants are expected to meet the following criteria: 1. Be a candidate for graduation from a local school. 2. Have an overall scholastic average of C or above. 3. Be a first year college student. 4. Be an active participant in at least one extra curricula activity, if the school offers such. 5. Be an active participant in at least one community activity such as the church, scouts or other youth groups. 6. Be in need of financial aid. 7. Be of good moral character and integrity. 8. Be a good citizen. Applications can be found on the table in the commons area outside the church office. Please fill in the top portion and have a school official of your choice fill in the remainder of the form. In addition to completing the application, the applicant is also required to submit a letter of recommendation from a responsible community leader (may include the Pastor or a ministry leader). All applications must be in by April 15 th. If you have any questions, please feel free to contact Deaconess Dorothy Robinson (Deaconess contact person) at 266 3118 or Nelli Crump Thomas (804) 358 5783. Trustee Clean Up day It is Annual Trustee Clean Up Day again at the church. On Saturday, April 16, 2011, from 8:00 AM to 12 Noon, the Trustee Ministry will begin spring cleaning in the Main Building. Ministries and employees are asked to assist in this effort by tidying up their areas (sanctuary, classrooms, choir room, nursery, work room, offices, baptistery, cry room, media room, etc.) and identifying items for disposal. If you wish to have items discarded, please provide the Church Administrator with a list and label the item(s) with the word Discard. Thanking you in advance for assisting us with this project. Trustee Ministry, Bro. Harold Lawson, Chair Get Ready, Get Ready, Get Ready! Vacation Bible School 2011 is coming soon! Our 2011 theme: Jesus Truth Seekers Matthew 19:26 If you are interested in serving in one of the following areas a signup sheet will posted on the informational table. Training will be available in all areas. For more information please contact Sis. Angela Best, Sis. Brenda Baskfield or Rev. Simmons. ASSIGNMENT Teachers Assistant Teachers Floaters Hall Monitors Hospitality Registration Security Transportation MOBC Bible Institute The Mount Olive Baptist Church Bible Institute is now accepting registration for Microsoft Word Class. This is a Five Week Class. Classes will begin on Wednesday, April 13 through Wednesday, May 11. All classes will be held in the Media Center located in the Multi Purpose Building from 1:00 pm 3:00 pm. Registration Forms are located on the Informational Table. A $5.00 registration donation is required. Space is limited. All classes are opened to MOBC Members and the Community. For More information contact Rev. Simmons, Rev. Smith or Sis. Brenda Baskfield. Date April 13 April 20 April 27 May 04 May 11 Microsoft Word Introduction to MS Word MS Word Basic Features M S Word More Basic Features Formatting Paragraphs and Working with Styles Adding Bullets, Numbers, Page layout & printing Facilitator: Sis. Fecelia Starks RESPONSIBILITY Teach VBS approved material Work in classrooms with trained teachers to assist with teaching, attendance and lesson activities Perform any task needed communicated by Rev. Simmons or VBS Coordinators Monitor any person in hallways, walk children to restroom and back to class Assist with food preparation, serving, clean up Check in all individuals entering the building, provide name badges Work in conjunction with the Security Ministry to ensure premises are safe and secure Drive or ride on van to assist with transporting children to/from Hope Village YOUTH COUNCIL: The Youth Council meetings will no longer be held on the 4 th Mondays of the month. Beginning in April, the meetings will be held on the 3 rd Wednesdays of each month at 6:00pm unless otherwise notified. Next meeting: April 20th. 4

MOBC HOW TO ACCEPT JESUS CHRIST INTO YOUR HEART Perhaps while reading the announcements you realized you have never made a Christian commitment. Don t delay that decision! We encourage you to embrace God s love today and receive the salvation that only Jesus Christ gives. Here are five simple steps you can take to find assurance of salvation. 1. Recognize your need. The Bible tell us that all have sinned and fall short of the glory of God. (Rom. 3:23) All of us are sinners, and we must admit our need for a Savior. 2. Repent of your sins. Our sins create a wall that separates us from God. By confessing our sins and turning from them, you will find forgiveness. The Bible promises: If we confess our sins, He is faithful and righteous to forgive us our sins and to cleanse us from all unrighteousness (1 John 1:9). 3. Believe in Jesus. God sent His only Son to die so that He could pay for all our sins. Put your faith in Him and believe in His power to save you. The Bible says, For God so loved the world, that He gave His only begotten Son, that whoever believes in Him shall not perish, but have eternal life (John 3:16). 4. Receive His salvation. God has given us a great gift in His Son, but we must receive His gift. Thank Him for loving and forgiving you, and ask Him to live in your heart. His promise to us is clear: But as many as received Him, to them He gave the right to become children of God (John 1:12). 5. Confess your faith. The Bible assures us: If you confess with your mouth, Jesus is Lord, and believe in your heart that God raised Him from the dead, you will be saved (Rom. 10:9). You have been born again and are now part of God s family. Tell someone else what Jesus has done in your life! MUSIC MINISTRY Mon. 04 Chosen Generation @ 7:30 PM Tues. 05 Teen Dance @ 6:30 PM Men of Impact Choir @ 7:00 PM Wed. 06 Children Dance @ 6:00 PM LENT The beginning of Lent is Ash Wednesday (in memory of the Old Testament sackcloth and ashes, suggesting deep sorrow and penitence), and continues for excluding Sundays prior to Easter. The word Lent probably comes form he Saxon word lencten, meaning spring. The season calls attention to Christ s temptation in the wilderness and is a time of self examination, penitence, devotion, and renewal. Two weeks in Lent are given special significance. The firs is Passion Week, which runs from Passion Sunday (two Sundays before Easter) through Palm Sunday Eve. The second is Holy Week and is from palm Sunday (one Sunday before Easter) through Easter Eve. There are special days during Holy Week: Palm Sunday, Maundy Thursday (Maundy is derived from the Latin for command, from Christ s command to his disciples in the Upper Room on Thursday evening before his crucifixion on Friday), and Good Friday, emphasizing the death of Christ. The color for Lent is purple; the same as for Advent. The one exception is Good Friday, whose color is black, signifying death. A form of Lent, preparation for Easter, was practiced as early as the 2nd Century. At first is was for a period of 40 hours, equal to the time Christ spent in the tomb. Then the time was lengthened to 6 days; and finally to 40 days, representing the 40 years the children of Israel spent in the wilderness, the 40 days Moses spent on the mount, the 40 days Jesus was in the wilderness, and the 40 hours he spent in the tomb. Sundays are not counted in Lent because it is always a feast day a Little Easter. ATTENTION MEMBERS AND FRIENDS!!! Have you ever dreamed of participating in a foreign missions trip? If yes, here is an opportunity to make your dream come true. I will be sponsoring a trip to Pignon, Haiti, October 8 15, 2011. Pignon is located in the beautiful northwestern mountains, in the Republic of Haiti. The cost is $1,500, which includes three meals per day, lodging in a mission home, round trip transportation from Washington, DC, to Miami, Florida, Port Au Prince, and Pignon. You will need a current passport, malaria medication and maybe a few shots. If this sounds like something you would like to participate in, please contact Rev. Corbett as soon as possible. At that time, I can answer any additional questions. I am praying that you will allow God to speak to your spirit and join me in this rewarding and unforgettable mission experience. Thank you, Rev. Corbett Mt. Olive Baptist Church Going Green THE earth is the Lord s, and the fullness thereof; the world, and they that dwell therein. Psalm 24:1 Go Green with Jesus by participating in our Community Service Recycling Project. Members are encouraged to bring any of the items listed below and place them in the red recycle bin at the rear of our church. All of the proceeds will be donated to the Capital Fund Campaign (CFC). Newspapers Paper Back Books JCPenney & Macy Catalogs Magazines Hard Back Books Phone Books Junk Mail Shredded Paper Any Catalogs File & Records Telephone Books Computer Paper Absolutely, no cardboard of any kind or food Don t forget your TELEPHONE BOOKS! 5

MOBC PANTRY It s free to All! New Schedule for our community breads, vegetables, and desserts giveaway. Food items may be picked up every Tuesday and Wednesday in the MP Building from 11:00am to 12:00pm, and on Sunday after the 8:00am & 11:00am worship services. You don t have to be a member of Mt. Olive for this giveaway. Seniors Ages 60 Plus Free food boxes will be distributed to seniors every third Wednesday from 11:00 to 12:00 pm. STOP!!! Members, don't throw those medicine bottles away! The hospitals in Haiti needs them. Please remove the labels and place your empty bottles in the container outside the church office. Again, thank you for your continued support and cooperation in helping this country and the Haitian people rebuild and restore their lives. God bless you all! Rev. Corbett 6 I n t e r c e s s o r y P r a y e r Ruth Parham....healing & recovery aunt of Tara Hurst Melvin Brown...healing & strength Benjamin & Lawrence Brown.......strength brothers of Rev. Corbett Delaney Caroline...encouragement & deliverance Muriel Coleman healing, Strength & recovery James Carter....healing & recovery Mary Carter.healing & recovery Mary Dabney....Evelyn Dabney s mother Henrico Healthcare on Airport Dr. Pearl Davis........healing & recovery sister of Cleopatra Quarles and Patricia Walker Mary Anna Fowlkes Evan.....healing & strength Edith Gardner......healing & strength mother of Pamela Gardner Davis Pamela Hairston......... healing & strength Virginia Hall......breast cancer Doris Harris....strength & encouragement Jerry Harris........ Throat cancer Clevett Harris Alston...healing & recovery niece of sister Evelyn Williams Ruth Inge & Ruby Inge Abrams.....healing Nakita Johnson.....healing & recovery Wanda Johnson healing & recovery Phyllis Logan.healing & recovery Joseph Mason........healing & strength Penny Marshall..healing & recovery Alice Mitchell....... recovery & strength Margaret Shamblee..healing from a stroke grandmother of Margaret Gordon Joyner Micayla Dean Sinaie.healing & recovery daughter of Charisha Dean Hubbard James Taylor...... healing & strength Jonathan Trueheart...healing & strength Betty Jo Williams......healing & recovery daughter, Sally Williams Bernard Williams......healing & recovery brother of Benita Williams Howard Williams.....healing & recovery Sterling Wright...healing from a stroke Elaine Wright... healing & strength Bernard Wright.faith & strength Notice: Healing and Recovery lists are for members only and their families. Please contact the church office to have names submitted for listing in the bulletin. All other prayer requests should be submitted to the Intercessory Prayer Ministry by completing the Intercessory Prayer Request Form below and placed in the prayer boxes in the Narthex or outside the church office. DETACH HERE Behold, I am the LORD, the God of all flesh. Is there anything too hard for Me? Date of Request: Jeremiah 32:27 INTERCESSORY PRAYER REQUEST FORM Place in Intercessory Prayer box or Mail Request to: Reverend Darryl Thompson, Pastor Mt. Olive Baptist Church, 8775 Mt. Olive Ave., Glen Allen, VA 23060 Prayer Request:

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Evens April 2011 Sun Mon Tue Wed Thu Fri Sat 1 2 3 Trustee Elect Consecration @ 11:00 AM MOBC @ Abner Baptist Church Pastor s Anniversary @ 4:00 PM Pastor/Ushers/Choir/ Cong. 4 7:00 pm Leadership Council MP Building @ 7:00 PM 5 7:30 pm Trustee Min. & Finance Min. Room 138 6 6:00 am Morning Prayer 11:00 am Sr. Anniversary 6:30 pm CYM Bible Study 6:30pm Bible Institute 6:30 pm Prayer & Praise 7:00 pm Bible study 7:00 pm New Member Class 7 6:00 pm Pastoral Min. Room 137 7:00 pm Hospitality Min. Room 139 8 9 Health Ministry CPR Training 9:00 am 1:00 pm 10 11 6:30 pm Church School Room 137 7:00 pm Children & Youth Room 139 12 6:30 pm WFC Women s Min. Room 137 13 6:00 am Morning Prayer 6:00pm Young Adult Min. 6:30pm Bible Institute 6:30 pm CYM Bible Study 6:30 pm Prayer & Praise 7:00 pm Bible study 7:00 pm New Member Class 14 7:00 pm Marriage Min. Room 138 7:00 pm Security Min. Room 139 15 16 NAACP Prayer Breakfast @ Quioccasin Baptist Church @ 9:00 am WFC Women s Ministry Trip to Virginia Beach Depart @ 9:30 am 17 Palm Sunday 24 Holy Communion Resurrection Sunday Sunrise Worship Ser. @ 6:00 am 9:30am Church School Easter Production Were You There Morning Worship Service @ 11:00 am 18 CHURCH MEETING MP Building @ 7:00 pm 6:30 pm Deaconess Min. Room 138 25 CHURCH OFFICE CLOSED 19 7:00pm Male Ushers Sanctuary 7:00pm Greeters Min. Room 137 7:00pm Historical Min. Room 139 20 6:00 am Morning Prayer 10:00 am Senior Min. 6:00 pm Hope Biblical Co. 6:30 pm Bible Institute 6:30 pm CYM Bible Study 6:30 pm Prayer & Praise 7:00 pm Bible study 7:00 pm New Member Class 21 Maundy Thursday 6:30pm Missions Min. Room 137 22 Good Friday Worship Service @ 7:00 PM 26 27 28 29 30 SPRING REVIVAL 7:00 p.m. Nightly 6:45 p.m. Prayer & Praise Rev. Emory Berry, Jr, Pastor Fourth Baptist Church Bishop Melvin Williams Rev. Herbert Ponder Richmond, VA Temple of Judah Mt. Tabor Baptist Church Richmond, VA Richmond, VA 23