First Church of God

Love Note
Love Is Spoken Here February 2002

Our Mission:

"To be a loving fellowship committed to Christ and inspired to seek and lead all persons to salvation through Him."

In this issue:

Volunteer of the Month

Pendleton After 5

Ministry Opportunities

International Youth Convention Fundraising

Winter Youth Retreat Report

BREAKFAST IS SERVED
On Sunday, February 10 at 9:30 a.m. the Fellowship Committee is serving breakfast to EVERYONE. Usually we serve the kids each Sunday but this week children, adults and youth are invited. The adult Sunday school classes will not be held as usual, giving everyone a time of fellowship before the morning worship service. We hope you and your family will take advantage of the meal time together as a church family.
LET'S GO ROLLER SKATING
Pastor Joseph has arranged with Pendleton Skate City for a special skate time for our church on Sunday, February 17 from 5-7 p.m. The cost to get in is $2 and $1 for skates. Even if you don’t skate, there is plenty for you to do:
  • 65 different video games @ .25
  • laser tag - $5 per person for 5 minutes
  • climbing wall-$3-challenge your buddy to see who can climb the longest
  • Space ball-$3-no time limit—last as long as your stomach will!
  • Snack bar will be open
  • Sit ringside and watch the skaters.
We need 50 people to attend! Invite friends and neighbors and come enjoy the fun. We encourage EVERYONE: children, youth and adults. Please sign up on the bulletin board ASAP!

UPCOMING MEETINGS
Evangelism Comm.-Thurs, Feb. 7 at 7 p.m.
Fellowship Comm.-Sun, Feb.10 at 12:15pm
Board of CE-Sunday, Feb. 10 at 12:15 p.m.
Board of Trustees-Tuesday, Feb. 19 at 7 pm

CHRISTIAN BUMPER STICKERS
If God is your copilot—switch seats!
Forbidden fruits create many jams.
Don’t give God instructions -- just report for duty!
"MORE THAN SURVIVORS...
What It Takes to Thrive Spiritually" is this year’s theme to our 50-Day Spiritual Adventure which begins this Sunday, February 10 and will continue for the next 8 weeks, ending on Easter Sunday. Our worship services will be specially planned with a different "adventure" each week. This 8-week series begins each week’s subject with the phrase "Those who are more than survivors...."
  1. practice making soul-conscious choices;
  2. flee all-too-convenient evil;
  3. rally support to shine for God;
  4. rebuild sacred walls that protect;
  5. reference the culture to share God’s love;
  6. stay alert to self-diminishing compromises;
  7. risk everything for God and his people;
  8. fix their eyes on eternity with Jesus.
Make a commitment to yourself and your family to attend each week’s adventure. This is great way to approach and prepare for two of our holiest of Christian holidays, Palm Sunday and Easter.
OUR CONDOLANCES
Our most sincere condolences to Pastor Rick and his family on the death of his father Jack Oliver of Klamath Falls. Our sympathy also to Pastor’s mother, Ernestine, his brother, Ron Oliver and sister Jerre Oliver.

UPCOMING CRAFT BAZAAR
Our annual Spring Salad Luncheon and Craft Bazaar is TENTATIVELY scheduled for May 3 & 4. If you would like to be a craft vendor, contact Teri Brickey soon so plans can be made to include your merchandise. Ideas could include spring items and decorations, Mother’s/Father’s Day, July 4th, graduations, weddings, baby showers, etc. Call Teri at 966-6962. Also needed is a chair for the luncheon & bake sale and help with vendors and set-up.
Hosted by www.Geocities.ws

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