TUSCULUM YOUTH MINISTRY sunday night connect
There are no TYM activities this evening. Enjoy an evening to hang out with family. Next Sunday evening we will have our group devos. The high school group will be at the Yates’ house from 5:30 to 7:30 p.m. The middle school group will meet from 5:15 to 7:15 p.m. at the Clarks’ house. All students should bring $5 to help pay for dinner.
ATTN PARENTS:
Please let our teachers know if your child has any food allergies, items of comfort, i.e. blanket, stuffed animal, or any other special things that would make your child’s experience a great one.
winterfest
The deadline to sign up for Winterfest is THIS Wednesday! After that point, we can't guarantee a spot on the trip, and the cost will go up by $15. Let Chris know if you have any questions.
liability forms
2018 liability forms can be found in the Teen Center. Parents, please be sure to fill one out and turn it back in to Chris ASAP! It covers local activities as well as many of our trips throughout the year!
summer time!
Summer trips information is available! Look for it in the Teen Center and via the email for parents and make plans to be part of a great summer!
children’s worship bulletins
We have Children’s Worship Bulletins, which go along with the sermons each week, available in the racks in the Great Hall. Also, “Read Write and be the Light” children’s bulletins are available to earn Bible bucks!!!
nursery
Lauren King, Bonny Millimaki, Susan Drake
Vol. 60, No. 03
To our guests... We were all visitors once, too, and we really are glad you’re here! We know you may have some questions. We did. All we ask is that you give us a chance to answer them and help you in any way we can—no strings attached.
Not sure where to go? Need something?
Ushers are waiting to help you with anything you may need, as well as direct you to restrooms, the nursery, etc. All you have to do is ask, and we’ll do everything we can to help.
From Will…
About our worship
We ARE the Body In 2003, Christian group Casting Crowns released their first album, which included the hit “If We Are the Body.” This song takes an honest look at the world around us and asks if we are the body of Christ, then why aren’t our His hands healing, His arms reaching, and His words healing? For the past two weeks, Steve explained how we are the body of Christ, and as such we have certain responsibilities. What I hope to do over the next two weeks is to build upon his lessons.
Paul challenged the church in Rome with these words, “For as in one body we have many members, and the members do not all have the same function, so we, though many, are one body in Christ, and individually members one of another.” As individual parts of a larger body, it does matter when we aren’t serving like we should. It’s possible that we could be a burden on the other members of the body of Christ. One way to ensure that we are not a burden is to put our faith into action. That’s right—through our service. We are blessed at Tusculum to have numerous deacons and ministry leaders, and they need your help! As we search scripture, we find that Jesus healed with His hands (Matt. 8:1-4) and brought comfort with His arms (Luke 7:11-14). We can join Him in this. Remember, we ARE the body of Christ, and as such we need to serve like He served!
When was the last time you had a physical? If you are like most people, you regularly have one done. As you get older, you may get a checkup on a more regular basis. Why do we do this? We want to be healthy, and we want to catch any sickness or disease so that it can be treated. We need to know if our body is not working correctly. A small cough can turn to full-blown flu before we know it. If not properly treated, other systems can be affected. As we take a closer look at the things that we can do When was the last time that you had a spiritual within the body of Christ, I hope that you will pray for and checkup? We should do this daily, but sadly most of do look for opportunities to be His hands and arms. not. We might not even know that we are spiritually sick Grace and peace, Will until something really bad happens, like a secret sin is exposed.
All of our acts of worship are strictly voluntary, and you may participate according to your comfort level. (Return communion cups to the tray; please do not stack cups.)
Nursery
There is an attended nursery available for children birth through 36 months. We also have Bible story coloring sheets and crayons available in the Sprouts unattended common area, along with a streaming of the service, for those who have children older than 36 months. An usher will be happy to show you the way.
January 21, 2018
TODAY’S THEME:
We ARE the body of Christ, but what does this mean? How does that statement change my life? If Christ really is the head of our body then we serve like He served. This morning we will see how we can become His hands and arms.
ORDER OF WORSHIP We Shall Assemble Welcome ....................................................... Chris Kirby Romans 12:4-5 ......................................... Porter Wilhite You’re the One The Battle Belongs to the Lord How Sweet How Heavenly Listen to Our Hearts
Children’s Worship
We offer a time of worship and learning for children ages 3 to Kindergarten. Since we feel that it is important for these children to get some exposure to our larger gathering as well, the dismissal time is usually 15-20 minutes into the worship service. The “Kids’ Praise” logo will appear on the screen when it’s time to dismiss. An usher will be happy to show you the way.
Bible Study
Following our worship service, we invite you to stay for a time of Bible Study. We believe you’ll be glad you did. A list of classes is available in the foyer.
Want to know more about us?
Tusculum 101 meets the first Sunday of each quarter during class time. This is a time for you to ask, listen, and learn all about being part of the Tusculum family!
Shepherd’s Prayer ................................. Bob Weatherly Come Share the Lord Communion ................................................ Rufus Smith
Kids’ Praise Sanctuary Sermon ..........................................................Will Tidwell
Song of Encouragement Father God Announcements ......................................... Walt Malone
remember our sick…
worship serve connect
The following is a recent update. A full list of those to remember in prayer is available in the literature racks in the Great Hall.
and the Lord added
Paige Greenwood was baptized by Bill Peach last Sunday morning. Paige is the daughter of James and Rhonda Greenwood.
fellowship meal haiti mission trip
Thank you for all of your supply donations and monetary support for our mission trip to Haiti on February 3-10. We are so thankful! Please keep our trip in your prayers! Love, Derek, Ann and Gena *If you have a sponsored child in Haiti and would like to send a note to them, please see Derek, Ann, or Gena.
Our first Wednesday Night Fellowship Meal for this year will be Wednesday, January 31, from 5:30-6:30 p.m. The menu will be Breakfast. If you would like to help with any or all of the following—set up, prepare, serve, clean up, and reset the room—please call Patsy Peach 615-417-7668 or email
[email protected]. We will definitely need helpers for serving the food. You will also be given a chance to donate to offset the cost of the food.
Scriptures for the week: Isaiah chapters 54 thru 60 ( Isaiah’s ministry was from ca. 740BC – 700BC) Verse(s) for the week: Isaiah 55:8-11 —“For my thoughts are not your thoughts, neither are your ways my ways,” declares the Lord. “As the heavens are higher than the earth, so are my ways higher than your ways and my thoughts than your thoughts. As the rain and the snow come down from heaven, and do not return to it without watering the earth and making it bud and flourish, so that it yields seed for the sower and bread for the eater, so is my word that goes out from my mouth: It will not return to me empty, but will accomplish what I desire and achieve the purpose for which I sent it. (NIV) Email comments/suggestions to: Ray Falconberry—
[email protected]
pantry items for january
These are the items requested by the Benevolent Committee for January: vegetable soup, chicken noodle soup, chili, and crackers. There is a box for these items outside the office door.
thank you We have received a Thank You notes from Ed and Maye Lankford and JoAnn Simmons (Daniel Mitchell’s grandmother). They are posted on the bulletin board.
happy birthday
We want to wish a “Big” happy birthday to Leona Hall, who will celebrate her 90th birthday on Tuesday, January 30.
happy anniversary
Congratulations to Enoch and Janice Hartman, who will celebrate their 55th Wedding Anniversary on Thursday, January 25.
friday morning ladies’ Bible study
The Friday morning ladies’ Bible study will resume meeting next Friday morning. They will be studying Breaking Free by Beth Moore. They meet from 9-11 a.m. Child care is provided. Contact Minta Everson for more information.
scout sunday
Scout Sunday is February 4. Cub Scouts, Boy Scouts, Venturers, and adult Scout leaders are encouraged to wear their full field uniforms during worship in recognition of the 12 th Point of the Scout Law, “A Scout is Reverent.” Former Scouts and leaders, as well as those who do not choose to wear their full uniforms, are invited to wear their neckerchiefs or another Scouting token to identify themselves as Scouts." Contact Randy Foster for more information.
ezell-harding christian school
Ezell-Harding Christian School will be having an Open House Sunday, January 28, from 2-4 p.m.
tuesday morning ladies’ Bible class
The Tuesday morning ladies’ Bible class has resumed meeting at 10:30 a.m. in the TYM Café. If you have any questions, please see Patsy Hunt or Judy Sutton.
wifi available: TCC facebook.com/tusculumchurchofchrist
http://twitter.com/tusculumchurch
Beverly Dawson, mother of Julie Whisler, is at Maury Regional Hospital in Columbia, TN. Please pray for the medical staff taking care of her and for Julie’s father, Jimmy, as well, that he will stay healthy and have peace about the situation. Jeff Talley fell in his driveway and broke his ankle. He had surgery on Thursday. Clarence Peacher has been moved to NHC Cool Springs, Room 1717B, 211 Cool Springs Blvd., Franklin 37067. Ruth Cato, sister of Bobby Mullins, has lymphoma. Her address is 5512 Lebanon Rd., Lebanon 37087. Jeff Frey, brother of John Frey and brother-in-law of Kay Frey, has been fighting lung cancer for eight years. He is under hospice care. His health is declining. Please pray for him, his wife, Tammy, and his brothers and sister. Lucy Harvill, mother of Trent Harvill, is in Belvedere Commons of Franklin, 303 S. Royal Oaks Blvd., Franklin, TN 37064. Molly Hughes, 4-month-old friend of Toni Miller, Had her bone marrow biopsy, and it showed zero cancer cells!! Please continue to keep little Molly in your prayers! She still has a long way to go! Toni has asked us to send cards of encouragement to her at P.O. Box 50117, Bowling Green, KY 42102.
our sympathy
RETURNED HOME: Clemmye Hays has returned home following ankle surgery.
Surviving the Holidays (DVD) was purchased with Library Funds. Crazy Busy (Audio DVD) by Kevin DeYoung was donated by Jeff Neely.
Our sympathy is extended to Michael Greenfield and his family on the death of his father and our brother, Al Greenfield. Visitation with the family will be today (Sunday) from 1-5 p.m. at Woodbine Hickory Chapel. Funeral services will be tomorrow (Monday) at 11:30 a.m. at Hickory Chapel. Interment will be at Middle Tennessee Veterans Cemetery at 1 p.m. Al was the husband of the late Jo Greenfield. Our sympathy is extended to Lonnell Parker and her family on the death of her brother, Lee Roy Hamlin. Funeral services were held Thursday. Mr. Hamlin was the uncle of Kimberly (Ron) Peacher and Michelle (Scott) Bradley and the great-uncle of Lauren (Kyle) Castles, Kirsten and Reeves Peacher, and Micah and Eli Bradley. He was the great-great uncle of Wrigley and Jackson Castles.
library news
Donations to the Tusculum Library fund were given in memory of Marie Petty, Anita Suttles Rose, and Earl Tice by Ray and Vessie Falconberry, Jean Gambill, Enoch and Janice Hartman, Doug and Carolyn Hughey, and Jim and Mary Pomeroy.
privileged to serve North Servers 1 Barry Burgess 2 Mike Jett 3 Doug Wooten 4 Kenny Burlason 5 Jack Mayo 6 Brad Russell 7 Bryce Russell
South Servers 1 Aren Everson 2 David Waters 3 Andy White 4 David Garrett 5 Ray Falconberry 6 Johnny Bridgeman 7 John Hooper 8 J.R. Mullens
If you are unable to serve for the month or any week during the month, please call (North Side) Jim Pomeroy (615-207-7416), or (South Side) call or text Jack Cromer (615-429-5989) or Brad Scott (615-406-5023).
5:00 Worship January Speaker—Jerry Burchett Opening Prayer—Eric Carter Preside—Ray Bates Closing Prayer—Ray Falconberry If you are unable to serve, please call Charles Watson (615) 832-2986 or Rodney Richardson (615) 419-3302
Sunday A.M. Worship .......................................... 9:00 a.m. Classes ......................................... 10:30 a.m. Sunday P.M. Life Groups ............................. various times Chapel Life Group worship ............ 5:00 p.m. Wednesday ................................... 7:00 p.m.
Sunday A.M. ................................................... 515 Bible Study ...................................................... 378 Wednesday P.M. .............................................. NA Contribution ................................................ 18,211 Budget ........................................................ 22,500 YTD Total ................................................... 37,848 YTD Budget Total ...................................... 45,000
connect MAIN LINE ...................................................... 615-833-1660 Benevolence ................................................... 615-833-1869 Counseling (AGAPE) ....................................... 615-781-3000 Hope & Inspiration Line ................................... 615-833-9259 Tusculum Information Line .............................. 615-833-0993 Missions ...........................................
[email protected] Outreach ............................................
[email protected] Youth.....................................................
[email protected] Secretaries Mary Gill, office.......................................
[email protected] Melanie Moon, office ...........................
[email protected] Linda Brock, finance ...............................
[email protected] Ministers Steve Cummings, pulpit.........................
[email protected] Will Tidwell, involvement & education……
[email protected] Chris Kirby, youth ...................................
[email protected] Ann Robinson, preschool
[email protected] Rhonda Greenwood, elementary
[email protected] Elders P.R. Anderson ................................................. 615-557-2516 Kerwin Everson ............................................... 615-513-3515 Dan Florida...................................................... 615-714-9358 Rob Frankum .................................................. 615-969-6702 Jeff Neely ........................................................ 615-818-8444 Bill Peach ........................................................ 615-497-8242 Richard Thompson .......................................... 615-916-0838 Bob Weatherly................................................. 615-429-4435
6117 Nolensville Road, Nashville, TN 37211
www.tusculum.org
remember our sick…
worship serve connect
The following is a recent update. A full list of those to remember in prayer is available in the literature racks in the Great Hall.
and the Lord added
Paige Greenwood was baptized by Bill Peach last Sunday morning. Paige is the daughter of James and Rhonda Greenwood.
fellowship meal haiti mission trip
Thank you for all of your supply donations and monetary support for our mission trip to Haiti on February 3-10. We are so thankful! Please keep our trip in your prayers! Love, Derek, Ann and Gena *If you have a sponsored child in Haiti and would like to send a note to them, please see Derek, Ann, or Gena.
Our first Wednesday Night Fellowship Meal for this year will be Wednesday, January 31, from 5:30-6:30 p.m. The menu will be Breakfast. If you would like to help with any or all of the following—set up, prepare, serve, clean up, and reset the room—please call Patsy Peach 615-417-7668 or email
[email protected]. We will definitely need helpers for serving the food. You will also be given a chance to donate to offset the cost of the food.
Scriptures for the week: Isaiah chapters 54 thru 60 ( Isaiah’s ministry was from ca. 740BC – 700BC) Verse(s) for the week: Isaiah 55:8-11 —“For my thoughts are not your thoughts, neither are your ways my ways,” declares the Lord. “As the heavens are higher than the earth, so are my ways higher than your ways and my thoughts than your thoughts. As the rain and the snow come down from heaven, and do not return to it without watering the earth and making it bud and flourish, so that it yields seed for the sower and bread for the eater, so is my word that goes out from my mouth: It will not return to me empty, but will accomplish what I desire and achieve the purpose for which I sent it. (NIV) Email comments/suggestions to: Ray Falconberry—
[email protected]
pantry items for january
These are the items requested by the Benevolent Committee for January: vegetable soup, chicken noodle soup, chili, and crackers. There is a box for these items outside the office door.
thank you We have received a Thank You notes from Ed and Maye Lankford and JoAnn Simmons (Daniel Mitchell’s grandmother). They are posted on the bulletin board.
happy birthday
We want to wish a “Big” happy birthday to Leona Hall, who will celebrate her 90th birthday on Tuesday, January 30.
happy anniversary
Congratulations to Enoch and Janice Hartman, who will celebrate their 55th Wedding Anniversary on Thursday, January 25.
friday morning ladies’ Bible study
The Friday morning ladies’ Bible study will resume meeting next Friday morning. They will be studying Breaking Free by Beth Moore. They meet from 9-11 a.m. Child care is provided. Contact Minta Everson for more information.
scout sunday
Scout Sunday is February 4. Cub Scouts, Boy Scouts, Venturers, and adult Scout leaders are encouraged to wear their full field uniforms during worship in recognition of the 12 th Point of the Scout Law, “A Scout is Reverent.” Former Scouts and leaders, as well as those who do not choose to wear their full uniforms, are invited to wear their neckerchiefs or another Scouting token to identify themselves as Scouts." Contact Randy Foster for more information.
ezell-harding christian school
Ezell-Harding Christian School will be having an Open House Sunday, January 28, from 2-4 p.m.
tuesday morning ladies’ Bible class
The Tuesday morning ladies’ Bible class has resumed meeting at 10:30 a.m. in the TYM Café. If you have any questions, please see Patsy Hunt or Judy Sutton.
wifi available: TCC facebook.com/tusculumchurchofchrist
http://twitter.com/tusculumchurch
Beverly Dawson, mother of Julie Whisler, is at Maury Regional Hospital in Columbia, TN. Please pray for the medical staff taking care of her and for Julie’s father, Jimmy, as well, that he will stay healthy and have peace about the situation. Jeff Talley fell in his driveway and broke his ankle. He had surgery on Thursday. Clarence Peacher has been moved to NHC Cool Springs, Room 1717B, 211 Cool Springs Blvd., Franklin 37067. Ruth Cato, sister of Bobby Mullins, has lymphoma. Her address is 5512 Lebanon Rd., Lebanon 37087. Jeff Frey, brother of John Frey and brother-in-law of Kay Frey, has been fighting lung cancer for eight years. He is under hospice care. His health is declining. Please pray for him, his wife, Tammy, and his brothers and sister. Lucy Harvill, mother of Trent Harvill, is in Belvedere Commons of Franklin, 303 S. Royal Oaks Blvd., Franklin, TN 37064. Molly Hughes, 4-month-old friend of Toni Miller, Had her bone marrow biopsy, and it showed zero cancer cells!! Please continue to keep little Molly in your prayers! She still has a long way to go! Toni has asked us to send cards of encouragement to her at P.O. Box 50117, Bowling Green, KY 42102.
our sympathy
RETURNED HOME: Clemmye Hays has returned home following ankle surgery.
Surviving the Holidays (DVD) was purchased with Library Funds. Crazy Busy (Audio DVD) by Kevin DeYoung was donated by Jeff Neely.
Our sympathy is extended to Michael Greenfield and his family on the death of his father and our brother, Al Greenfield. Visitation with the family will be today (Sunday) from 1-5 p.m. at Woodbine Hickory Chapel. Funeral services will be tomorrow (Monday) at 11:30 a.m. at Hickory Chapel. Interment will be at Middle Tennessee Veterans Cemetery at 1 p.m. Al was the husband of the late Jo Greenfield. Our sympathy is extended to Lonnell Parker and her family on the death of her brother, Lee Roy Hamlin. Funeral services were held Thursday. Mr. Hamlin was the uncle of Kimberly (Ron) Peacher and Michelle (Scott) Bradley and the great-uncle of Lauren (Kyle) Castles, Kirsten and Reeves Peacher, and Micah and Eli Bradley. He was the great-great uncle of Wrigley and Jackson Castles.
library news
Donations to the Tusculum Library fund were given in memory of Marie Petty, Anita Suttles Rose, and Earl Tice by Ray and Vessie Falconberry, Jean Gambill, Enoch and Janice Hartman, Doug and Carolyn Hughey, and Jim and Mary Pomeroy.
privileged to serve North Servers 1 Barry Burgess 2 Mike Jett 3 Doug Wooten 4 Kenny Burlason 5 Jack Mayo 6 Brad Russell 7 Bryce Russell
South Servers 1 Aren Everson 2 David Waters 3 Andy White 4 David Garrett 5 Ray Falconberry 6 Johnny Bridgeman 7 John Hooper 8 J.R. Mullens
If you are unable to serve for the month or any week during the month, please call (North Side) Jim Pomeroy (615-207-7416), or (South Side) call or text Jack Cromer (615-429-5989) or Brad Scott (615-406-5023).
5:00 Worship January Speaker—Jerry Burchett Opening Prayer—Eric Carter Preside—Ray Bates Closing Prayer—Ray Falconberry If you are unable to serve, please call Charles Watson (615) 832-2986 or Rodney Richardson (615) 419-3302
Sunday A.M. Worship .......................................... 9:00 a.m. Classes ......................................... 10:30 a.m. Sunday P.M. Life Groups ............................. various times Chapel Life Group worship ............ 5:00 p.m. Wednesday ................................... 7:00 p.m.
Sunday A.M. ................................................... 515 Bible Study ...................................................... 378 Wednesday P.M. .............................................. NA Contribution ................................................ 18,211 Budget ........................................................ 22,500 YTD Total ................................................... 37,848 YTD Budget Total ...................................... 45,000
connect MAIN LINE ...................................................... 615-833-1660 Benevolence ................................................... 615-833-1869 Counseling (AGAPE) ....................................... 615-781-3000 Hope & Inspiration Line ................................... 615-833-9259 Tusculum Information Line .............................. 615-833-0993 Missions ...........................................
[email protected] Outreach ............................................
[email protected] Youth.....................................................
[email protected] Secretaries Mary Gill, office.......................................
[email protected] Melanie Moon, office ...........................
[email protected] Linda Brock, finance ...............................
[email protected] Ministers Steve Cummings, pulpit.........................
[email protected] Will Tidwell, involvement & education……
[email protected] Chris Kirby, youth ...................................
[email protected] Ann Robinson, preschool
[email protected] Rhonda Greenwood, elementary
[email protected] Elders P.R. Anderson ................................................. 615-557-2516 Kerwin Everson ............................................... 615-513-3515 Dan Florida...................................................... 615-714-9358 Rob Frankum .................................................. 615-969-6702 Jeff Neely ........................................................ 615-818-8444 Bill Peach ........................................................ 615-497-8242 Richard Thompson .......................................... 615-916-0838 Bob Weatherly................................................. 615-429-4435
6117 Nolensville Road, Nashville, TN 37211
www.tusculum.org
TUSCULUM YOUTH MINISTRY sunday night connect
There are no TYM activities this evening. Enjoy an evening to hang out with family. Next Sunday evening we will have our group devos. The high school group will be at the Yates’ house from 5:30 to 7:30 p.m. The middle school group will meet from 5:15 to 7:15 p.m. at the Clarks’ house. All students should bring $5 to help pay for dinner.
ATTN PARENTS:
Please let our teachers know if your child has any food allergies, items of comfort, i.e. blanket, stuffed animal, or any other special things that would make your child’s experience a great one.
winterfest
The deadline to sign up for Winterfest is THIS Wednesday! After that point, we can't guarantee a spot on the trip, and the cost will go up by $15. Let Chris know if you have any questions.
liability forms
2018 liability forms can be found in the Teen Center. Parents, please be sure to fill one out and turn it back in to Chris ASAP! It covers local activities as well as many of our trips throughout the year!
summer time!
Summer trips information is available! Look for it in the Teen Center and via the email for parents and make plans to be part of a great summer!
children’s worship bulletins
We have Children’s Worship Bulletins, which go along with the sermons each week, available in the racks in the Great Hall. Also, “Read Write and be the Light” children’s bulletins are available to earn Bible bucks!!!
nursery
Lauren King, Bonny Millimaki, Susan Drake
Vol. 60, No. 03
To our guests... We were all visitors once, too, and we really are glad you’re here! We know you may have some questions. We did. All we ask is that you give us a chance to answer them and help you in any way we can—no strings attached.
Not sure where to go? Need something?
Ushers are waiting to help you with anything you may need, as well as direct you to restrooms, the nursery, etc. All you have to do is ask, and we’ll do everything we can to help.
From Will…
About our worship
We ARE the Body In 2003, Christian group Casting Crowns released their first album, which included the hit “If We Are the Body.” This song takes an honest look at the world around us and asks if we are the body of Christ, then why aren’t our His hands healing, His arms reaching, and His words healing? For the past two weeks, Steve explained how we are the body of Christ, and as such we have certain responsibilities. What I hope to do over the next two weeks is to build upon his lessons.
Paul challenged the church in Rome with these words, “For as in one body we have many members, and the members do not all have the same function, so we, though many, are one body in Christ, and individually members one of another.” As individual parts of a larger body, it does matter when we aren’t serving like we should. It’s possible that we could be a burden on the other members of the body of Christ. One way to ensure that we are not a burden is to put our faith into action. That’s right—through our service. We are blessed at Tusculum to have numerous deacons and ministry leaders, and they need your help! As we search scripture, we find that Jesus healed with His hands (Matt. 8:1-4) and brought comfort with His arms (Luke 7:11-14). We can join Him in this. Remember, we ARE the body of Christ, and as such we need to serve like He served!
When was the last time you had a physical? If you are like most people, you regularly have one done. As you get older, you may get a checkup on a more regular basis. Why do we do this? We want to be healthy, and we want to catch any sickness or disease so that it can be treated. We need to know if our body is not working correctly. A small cough can turn to full-blown flu before we know it. If not properly treated, other systems can be affected. As we take a closer look at the things that we can do When was the last time that you had a spiritual within the body of Christ, I hope that you will pray for and checkup? We should do this daily, but sadly most of do look for opportunities to be His hands and arms. not. We might not even know that we are spiritually sick Grace and peace, Will until something really bad happens, like a secret sin is exposed.
All of our acts of worship are strictly voluntary, and you may participate according to your comfort level. (Return communion cups to the tray; please do not stack cups.)
Nursery
There is an attended nursery available for children birth through 36 months. We also have Bible story coloring sheets and crayons available in the Sprouts unattended common area, along with a streaming of the service, for those who have children older than 36 months. An usher will be happy to show you the way.
January 21, 2018
TODAY’S THEME:
We ARE the body of Christ, but what does this mean? How does that statement change my life? If Christ really is the head of our body then we serve like He served. This morning we will see how we can become His hands and arms.
ORDER OF WORSHIP We Shall Assemble Welcome ....................................................... Chris Kirby Romans 12:4-5 ......................................... Porter Wilhite You’re the One The Battle Belongs to the Lord How Sweet How Heavenly Listen to Our Hearts
Children’s Worship
We offer a time of worship and learning for children ages 3 to Kindergarten. Since we feel that it is important for these children to get some exposure to our larger gathering as well, the dismissal time is usually 15-20 minutes into the worship service. The “Kids’ Praise” logo will appear on the screen when it’s time to dismiss. An usher will be happy to show you the way.
Bible Study
Following our worship service, we invite you to stay for a time of Bible Study. We believe you’ll be glad you did. A list of classes is available in the foyer.
Want to know more about us?
Tusculum 101 meets the first Sunday of each quarter during class time. This is a time for you to ask, listen, and learn all about being part of the Tusculum family!
Shepherd’s Prayer ................................. Bob Weatherly Come Share the Lord Communion ................................................ Rufus Smith
Kids’ Praise Sanctuary Sermon ..........................................................Will Tidwell
Song of Encouragement Father God Announcements ......................................... Walt Malone
