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 Fifth Avenue Church of Christ 115 W. Fifth Ave. Lancaster, OH 43130 740-654-0626 www.myfacc.com e-mail [email protected] April 22, 2012   Love God and L ove People”  Brad Seevers Senior Minister (740-550-9882) David Tingler Associate Minister Glen Shady Youth Minister (740-438-5257) Sunday Services 1 st Worship 8:00 a.m. 2 nd Worship 10:30 a.m. Bible School 9:15 a.m. Evening Worship 6:00 p.m. The Christian Messenger Women’s Prayer Breakfast Saturday, April 28th at 9:00 a.m. Dorothy Henderly will be speaking on “Remembrances of Grandma” There is a sign-up sheet on the Wo men’s Ministry Bulletin Board May 19 th Charity Golf Scramble at Pleasant Valley Golf Course All the fun begins at 9:00 A.M. We are asking all those who like to golf to please save this date for a worthy cause. All proceeds wi ll be donated to our local Foundation Shelter. Look for a sign-up sheet this Sunday on the bulletin board outside our nursery. We need several volunteers that day at the church and at the course. Please see Brad for how you might serve during this event. We need many donations of cans of soda and bottled water between now and May 19 th , so we are asking our congregation to begin donating these products to help defray our expenses. We want to keep our expenses mini mal so w e can raise as much support as possible for our local Foundation Shelter. Please place all donations at our nursery door entryway. If you have any questions see Brad.

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Fifth Avenue Church of Christ

115 W. Fifth Ave.Lancaster, OH 43130

740-654-0626www.myfacc.com

e-mail – [email protected]

April 22, 2012

“  Love God and Love People”  

Brad Seevers

Senior Minister

(740-550-9882)

David Tingler

Associate Minister

Glen Shady

Youth Minister

(740-438-5257)

Sunday Services

1st

Worship

8:00 a.m.

2nd

Worship

10:30 a.m.

Bible School

9:15 a.m.

Evening Worship

6:00 p.m. 

The Christian

Messenger

Women’s Prayer BreakfastSaturday, April 28th at 9:00 a.m.

Dorothy Henderly will be speaking on

“Remembrances of Grandma” 

There is a sign-up sheet on the Women’s

Ministry Bulletin Board

May 19th Charity Golf Scramble atPleasant Valley Golf Course

All the fun begins at 9:00 A.M.

We are asking all those who like to golf to please save thisdate for a worthy cause. All proceeds will be donated to our

local Foundation Shelter. Look for a sign-up sheet this Sundayon the bulletin board outside our nursery.

We need several volunteers that day at the church and at the

course. Please see Brad for how you might serve during thisevent. We need many donations of cans of soda and bottledwater between now and May 19 th, so we are asking our

congregation to begin donating these products to help defrayour expenses. We want to keep our expenses minimal so we

can raise as much support as possible for our localFoundation Shelter. Please place all donations at our nursery

door entryway. If you have any questions see Brad.

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SPIRITUAL STATISTICS – April 15, 2012

Sunday School 72

1st Morning Worship 91

2nd Morning Worship 83

Total Morning Worship 174

Evening Worship 43

Family Reunion (04/18) 31

Weekly Budget $ 4,633.00

Budget Received $ 3,948.65Easter $ 90.00

Van Fund $ 40.00

Building Fund $ 21.00

SERVING SCHEDULE – April 22, 2012

At the Table 1st  Larry Bussey & Ralph Conrad

Serving 1st 

Larry King, Dick Shumaker,Don Gardner, Bill Kelly

At the Table 2nd

  Mike Cooper and Tom Puckett

Serving 2nd  Larry King, Neal Rudolph,Dale Thornton, Ned Tomlinson

Pastor of the week Mike Cooper

PM Deacon Larry King

COMMUNION PREPARATION 1ST Worship Larry King

2nd Worship Fred Griffith

GREETERS

1ST Worship Ernestine Cox

2nd Worship Neal Rudolph

NURSERY

Sunday School Margie Ayers and Hannah Ross 

2nd Worship Samantha Hendricks and Jean Azbell 

Sunday School Helper Judy Gardner

VISITOR CENTER

1st Worship Sue Tingler

2nd Worship Kelly Maffit

SECURITY

1ST Worship Dan Brown

Bible School Bill Kelly2nd Worship Jeff Crook 

Evening Worship Dick Shumaker

BITS FROM BRO. DAVE

SENIOR SAINTS IN THE SMOKIES: There is sttime to register for this truly outstanding senior evenIt is a tremendously inspirational and relaxinexperience set in the shadow of the Great SmokMountains. Our departure date is May 28 and wreturn on June 1. As of this writing, we ha

submitted 9 registration brochures.

WEDNESDAYS: This week (4/25) we will beginstudy of the book of Galatians. This will, like most our Bible studies, be a chapter by chapter adventure.invite you to join us for either the 10:00AM 6:30PM sessions.

SUNDAY EVENINGS IN THE SANCTUARY: Thevening, April 22, our topic will be “Should Everyo

Speak In Tongues?” and the text is found in Corinthians 14:5. On April 29 and May 6, we will having special guest speakers. On May 13, I wreturn with “Wine For The Stomach” based onTimothy 1:12-13. Why not be a part of these 6:00 Pworship services each week. (Communion available.)

GIANT PRINT BIBLES: I still have a few of tgiant print, soft cover, NIV Bibles on hand. If y

would like one, you may see me or stop by the churcoffice. The cost is just $12.50 each.

 FINAL THOUGHT:   Any faucet can turn water o

but after a few years, only a good faucet will turn

off. The same thing applies to human tongues. 

Dorcas Society

The Dorcas Ladies will be meeting at CindyBraden’s home on April 26

th at 11:00 a.m. Meeat the church at 10:30 to carpool to Baltimore.

There will be no meeting on April 17th.

The Dorcas Ladies will be taking reservations onApril 29th and May 6th for the Mother-Daughter

Banquet, which will be held on Saturday, May 12at 6:00 p.m.

Welcome to the church family … Joshand Michelle Czich, 1248 Sheridan Drive,

Apt. O, Lancaster, who placed theirmembership at Fifth Avenue at the close

of 2nd Worship on Sunday, April 15th.

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SERVING SCHEDULE – April 29, 2012

At the Table 1st  Wib Sparks & Dick Shumaker

Serving 1st 

Tim Huffman, Jerry Baker,Hank Wellman, Dan Brown

At the Table 2nd

  Dave Riggenbach & Fred Griffith 

Serving 2nd

  Tim Huffman, Rod Troutman,Mike Bussey, Josh Czich

Pastor of the week Dave Riggenbach

PM Deacon Tim Huffman

COMMUNION PREPARATION 1ST Worship Larry King

2nd Worship Fred Griffith

GREETERS

1ST Worship Jack and Evelyn Hardwick 

2nd Worship Dick and Marg Shumaker

NURSERY

Sunday School Reta Conrad and Laura Wersell 

2nd Worship Nick and Tracy Hinson 

Sunday School Helper Larry King

VISITOR CENTER

1st Worship Judy Gardner

2nd Worship Marie Huffman

SECURITY

1ST Worship Paul Alexander

Bible School Carmel Marsh

2nd Worship Mike Bussey

Evening Worship Jim Puckett

COMMUNITY CPR DAY

On Saturday, May 19th, Fairfield Medical Centewill be having CPR training at various locations i

the community. This training will be free of charge, but requires prior registration. There wialso be a class on using the portable AED. You

may register by calling 689-6893 or online atfmchealth.org. The goal of Community CPR Da

is to teach as many community members aspossible in CPR in order to save lives. It will be

time well spent. Any questions, call BeverlyPuckett at 654-4472.

 Ron Ogden Sharon Britch Ed and Norma George Mark Hartman

 Liz Reed Wib Sparks Dorothy Herman Jeane Goldfarb

Our Troops Barbara Kerr Christopher Russell Michael Dougherty

Stacy Byers Wanda Dickson George Andrews Zelphia Barnharts

 Mike Kelly Kellen Haris Samantha Hendricks’ brother Paul Alexander 

 Don Taylor George Miller Clarence Alexander Rocco Wellman

 Holly Lynn Ayers

Prayer

Requests

If you are interested in

helping with communion

preparation, please

contact Denise Baird at

653-5692.

Baby Shower!For Miranda and Haylea Knoellinger 

Today at 2:00 p.m.

In the church fellowship hall.All ladies are invited to attend!

The Book Nook

The Book Nook meets

tomorrow, Monday, April

23rd

at 6:30 p.m. The book

to be discussed is "Promise

 Me This" by CathyGohlke. All are welcome

at the Book Nook!

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Our military hero for April is Mark Conrad, thegrandson of Ralph and Reta Conrad. Mark’s address is: 

Conrad, Mark A.

838th

AEAG-SF

Shindand, Air Base

APO AE 09382

Please send a card or a note to encourage Mark and

thank him for his service to our country. Also, there is alist of supplies for a care package to send to Mark on thebulletin board by the sanctuary. The supplies can be

placed in the basket in Room 214. 

 If you will be graduating from High

School or College this Spring, please

let the church office know.

A PORTRAIT OF AMERICA!

In a community musical celebration of ourheritage, Lancaster Chorale presents APORTRAIT OF AMERICA! Joined by

Lancaster-Fairfield Youth Choir and LancasterCommunity band, they offer an afternoon of 

 patriotic and beloved folk music that’s

guaranteed to stir your pride in our greatnation! Mark down the date, Sunday, May 6,3:30 PM, at Faith Memorial Church, 2610 W.

Fair Avenue, and be thrilled by this heart-warming, inspiring program that concludes

with Chorale joining Community Band,performing one of the greatest patriotic

arrangements of all time, Carmen Dragon’sAmerica the Beautiful! For ticket information,

call 687-5855 or online atwww.lancasterchorale.com. 

(Eli and Sam Maffit are members of the

 Lancaster Community Band)

New phone number forTim and Marie Huffman

740-777-1459

Men & Women’s Softball Team 

This year we are forming a coed softballteam that will play in the local church

league. We are currently in need of moreplayers. If you have a love for the game

and would like to participate, contactBrandon Knoellinger at 974-4456 or BradSeevers to get signed up. You must be at

least 14 to participate.

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Dear Servants of Christ,

It is an exciting honor to remind you that Vacation Bible School is just around the corner, and weneed your help. This year VBS will take place from Monday, June 11 – Friday, June 15. Eachnight there will be a meal from 5:00-5:25pm. The programming for the evening will take placefrom 5:30-8:00pm.

This year we are incredibly excited to see the church transformed into Promise Island, wherekids discover God’s lifesaving love through God’s promises offered throughout scripture.Workers in Hawaiian shirts, kids greeted with a lei at the door, a song comparing the sweetnessof God’s love to bananas, papayas, and mangos; this is going to be awesome, and we do not wantyou to miss out!

If you are interested in serving, we have two simple options for signing up. You could simplytear off the small form at the bottom of this page and place it in the offering or stick it in the boxhanging outside of the secretary’s office. The other way that you can sign up to volunteer is by

going to www.vacationbibleschool.com/fifthavenue. The volunteer sign-up page will take less

than 5 minutes for you to fill out but will be a world of blessing for organizing this week. Eitherway you use, you do not need to know where you want to serve. We will follow up with you totalk about opportunities. No matter your skill set, we will find a comfortable place for you.

For all of you wonderful people who are able to help serve these kids, we are going to have a bigVBS meeting right after second service on Sunday, April 29. We will all gather together for acarry-in meal, so please bring a hot dish, salad, or dessert to share. The VBS organizers willshare their plan and vision for the week, inform you on any types of preparation or serviceopportunities that are still available, and will answer any question you may have.

If you have any questions about serving or about VBS in general, you can contact Tracy Hinson([email protected]) or Jean Azbell ([email protected]). Please sign up tovolunteer by Sunday, April 22. Every year Vacation Bible School blesses the lives of theworkers just as much as the students, and we encourage you to step out and sign up to be a partof this wonderful experience.

Thank You,FACC VBS Team

2012 Vacation Bible School Volunteer Sign-Up

Name: __________________________ Have you served during VBS before Y/N

Phone:___________________________ Do you know where you want to serve Y/NIf Yes: __________________________

Email: ____________________________ Do you have a background check on file in

the office? Y/N

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Sunday School Classes for All AgeClasses at 9:15 unless noted 

Nursery (Birth through 3 years old)“Jesus Loves Me”  

Room 102Courtney Beiter, Coordinator

Young Children (Ages 4 through 2nd Grade)“Who is Jesus?”  

Room 101Deborah Will, Teacher

Middle Elementary (3rd, 4th, and 5th Grades)“Be Wise and Trust God in His Power”  

Room 106Sheri Puckett, Teacher

Junior and Senior High“Acts of the Apostles”  Room 301

Nick Hinson, Teacher

Young Ladies Class (8:00 a.m.) “Genesis”  Room 214

Cassie Bull, Teacher

Ladies’ Class 

“Women of the Bible”  

Room 209Beverly Puckett, Teacher

Men’s Class “The Names of God”  

Room 205Tom Puckett, Teacher

Adult ClassFellowship Hall

Brad Seevers, Teacher

Harmony Adult Class“God Establishes a Faithful People”  

Room 204Dave Tingler, Teacher

Philothean Adult Class“Parables”  Room 108

Jim Love, Teacher

“Joy In Christ”   A Bible-study on the Book of Philippians 

Every Monday at 1:30 p.m.  Led by Scott Brown

Location:Larry & Phyllis Bussey’s 

150 King Street

*****

“Men’s Fraternity”  Every Tuesday at 7:00 p.m.

 Led by Brad SeeversLocation:

FACC Fellowship Hall

WELCOME TO FIFTH AVENUE!  At FACC, we focus on loving God, lovingpeople, and turning the world upside

down.

We are happy you chose to worship with us today. We hope you return next week and 

bring your friends with you. If you would please take a few minutes to fill out a 

“Silent Roll Call Card”, located on the back 

of the pew, you can then place it in the offering plate as it is passed. Thank you.

For more information about our great church, contact our minister, Brad Seevers at  [email protected]   or call him at 

740.550.9882. Have a great week and may 

God bless your life.

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 Pastor of the Week – Mike Cooper

“Hope for the Fallen”   Acts 15:36-41 

 Brad Seevers preaching

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 How Can I respond today?

At FACC we look to the Bible for guidance on

all issues. We believe that God’s Word is clear

concerning what a person must do to become a

Christian.

  Trust that Jesus can bring you to

salvation.

  Turn (repent) from the sin in your life.

  Confess your desire to make Jesus the

Lord of your life.

  Be baptized (immersed) in water for

the forgiveness of sins and to receivethe Holy Spirit into your life.

To make this life decision for Christ, we ask that

you  come  forward during our commitment song 

at the conclusion of the Sunday message.

 Baptized believers are welcome to become

 members at FACC by coming forward on

Sunday morning or by seeing our Senior

Minister to discuss this further. We ask that

you  complete a series of  Curious classes to help

you better understand what you are committing

to as a member.

Core Values...Values central to the life, mission and vision of Fifth

 Avenue Church of Christ are: 

Christ-Centered Worship We make it a priority every Sunday to celebrate Jesus

through our music. (Romans 11:36-12:1-2). We focus oJesus through grace-based preaching and teaching &

understand the Bible is our authority (2 Timothy 3:16)

Church Health and Biblical BalancChurch health becomes reality when God's people seek

harmony & live consistently. We expect every member protect the unity of Christ's Church. (Romans 12:16; 1

Peter 3:8)

Global Evangelism We are constant to our founding call to worldwide

evangelism, proclaiming to all that Jesus Christ is theSavior, Healer, and Soon-Coming King (Acts 20:27).

 Fellowship and Ministry 

After people begin their journey with Jesus, we will equthem to find a ministry based upon their strengths. Wewant everyone to serve in some capacity. (1 Corinthian

12:12-27) We also want His church to be the livingevidence of His love and power to the world.

 Discipleship 

We do not want you to "get religion" here at Fifth AvenChurch of Christ in Lancaster. We are all about teachinyou that Jesus seeks a daily relationship with Him throu

a life of obedience. In other words, we want to see thethings you are taught actually change your lifestyle &

your daily decisions.

Social Conscience 

We place high value on the sanctity of human life, of Biblical marriage and morality, and we welcome ethnic

diversity (Isaiah 56:7; Philippians 2:15-16).

OUR PURPOSE

WE EXIST TO … 

  Exalt God’s Greatness;

  Evangelize God’s Work  

  Equip God’s People 

  Express God’s Love through Jesus Christ 

OUR MISSION

“To Love God and Love People!”