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CHRISTIAN COMMUNITY NEWS Published by Papa’s Pantry (501c3) 6551 Commerce Pkwy, Suite 200 Woodstock, GA 30189 Phone: 770-591-4730 Fax: 770-591-4707 PapasPantry.org ChristianCommunityNews.org TheMastersTrainingCenter.com

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Grocery Assistance is by appointment, please call to schedule: - Main Woodstock Office: 770-591-4730; 6551 Commerce Pkwy, Ste 200, 30189 / Food Appointments: Tues, Wed, Thurs, & Friday Business Hours: Monday: 9:30-2:30 Tues, Wed, Thurs: 9:30-4:30 Friday, 9:30-2:30

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THIS ISSUE:

Lynne’s Letter ………………...………………...…2 February Volunteer of the Month ……..……..…..3 In a Word, by Tim Grady ……………….……..….4 Yummy Winter Recipes……....………….…….….5 Cool Stuff Our Christian Community is Doing...6-9 Church Directory Listings ……………...…8, 14, 15 Gotta Love That Email …………………………...10 Coupon Tutor’s February Money Saving Tips ...11 CCMA Update and Events …………………..…..12 The Master’s Training Center Workshops ….….13

Christian Community News (CCN) is published once a month by “Papa’s Pantry”, Inc, a non-profit organization, organized in 1998, that works with families who have experienced a set-back, providing food assistance when food is at risk in the household.

February contributors: Sean Allen, Susan Call, Tim Grady, Maureen Penniman, Robin Porter, and Mary Tucker.

Recognizing that “man does not live by bread alone, but by every word of God,” (Dt 8:3) The Master’s Training Center, the Pantry’s education division, offers mentoring, classes and coaching for all families in the areas of employment strategies, money management, goal setting, time management, com-puter skills, nutrition, organic gardening, & bible studies.

Please consider Papa’s Pantry in your monthly giving. We depend on local financial support to continue to offer stability training and groceries to those in our community. Donations are tax-deductible.

Funds generated by advertising help ongoing programs. The advertisements/classifieds in CCN are meant to promote busi-nesses, services, anything that someone wants to buy, sell, or exchange. Papa’s Pantry in no way represents the quality or trustworthiness of these printed solicitations, so due care is needed when responding to any information presented. CCN reserves the right to decline advertising material that is deemed inappropriate.

Christian Church Directory Listings are free, space available. Christian churches are defined as those who believe that Jesus Christ is the Son of God and was of virgin birth. He was cruci-fied, died, resurrected, and is now seated at the right hand of God the Father as our Savior, redeemer, and intercessor. Salvation is found through Him.

I am often asked about the significance of the artichoke as the logo for Papa’s Pantry. This February seems like a perfect time to share its significance. The artichoke logo was a gift developed by Jenny Sparks, a graphics arts student at Kennesaw State University during the fall semester of 2008. I was invited to the class; their job was to interview me as

if they were advertising consultants. My role was to fully explain the ministry of Papa’s Pantry and our mission to make a lasting impact in the lives of others. Food assistance is merely the beginning. I also had the opportunity to share stories of special people I had met along the way. Stories from single parents and grandparents who had lost hope. There were others who lost jobs. During this semester, our economy was slipping away to what we now remember as the beginning of this nation’s recession. There are many reasons families find themselves in crisis. Life can be hard at times. Difficul-ties can make people better, or they can make people bitter. At the end of the semester, each student presented 3 or 4 ideas that best matched Papa’s story and focused on our mission. They were all wonderful! The board of directors then had the honor and task to go through each potential logo one at a time. We narrowed it down to two and prayed over them until we unanimously chose our be-loved artichoke. The reason you ask? The artichoke, you see, is made up of many layers. The outside leaves are course and sharp. As you peel away each petal, they become a bit more tender, until you finally reach the heart. People can be like that. Tough on the outside, with a heart that beats and wants to be understood on the inside. It is our mission to reach and touch each heart that comes to Papa’s Pantry! Happy Valentine’s Day~! Lynne

Lynne Saunders Editor and Founder of Papa’s Pantry,

The Master’s Training Center, and

Christian Community News

The mission of Papa's Pantry is to help individuals and families re-establish stability and self-reliance by

offering a variety of programs including immediate food assistance, employment strategies, and life skills through

hands-on support and ongoing training.

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PAPA’S PANTRY’S Co-Mission Opportunity

2 0 1 2 : W i l l y o u c o n s i d e r becoming a “co-missionary” with Papa’s Pantry as we seek to serve families in our own communities? We need your help in serving the needs of those in our community. Winter is right around the corner which is a very expensive time for families and for Papa’s Pantry. Please send what ever amount you are able. Your gifts will go directly to help-ing local families and children in need.

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with Papa’s Pantry: $______ Monthly/$______ Quarterly

I would like to volunteer to help be the physical hands and feet of Christ. My interest is in the area of: _____________________________

I will commit to prayer for the families and their needs along with the needs of Papa’s Pantry.

Please send this form to Papa’s Pantry 6551 Commerce Pkwy, Suite 200 Woodstock, GA 30189

770-591-4730

Papas Pantry is a 501(c)3 organization. All donations are tax deductible.

You can donate online at papaspantry.org

Papa’s Pantry Update

February’s Volunteer of the Month…drum roll please…is…Papa’s Pantry mentor Linda Wilson!

When Linda Wilson was bitten by the travel bug, it bit her hard. Luck-

ily, for Papa’s Pantry, her home base re-mains in Woodstock where she’s mentored

clients as a volunteer for the past four years. Between her volunteer work here and her ‘regular’ job juggling schedules of two energized youth pastors at Hillside United Methodist Church (HUMC), she takes advantage of annual mission trips to remote Hondu-ran villages, and fits in as much world travel as she can muster. “Awareness of Papa’s Pantry’s services is greater now,” Linda commented, “It’s gaining a reputation as a place where churches can send people.” She says she likes the fact that clients get to choose their own groceries, “what they actually will eat,” and that they are offered training opportunities- “Here, they can do more than take a handout.” When she first began, there were only two mentors- Linda and Pantry director Lynne Saunders. Since then, the volunteers have continued to come and the ministry has expanded. ‘The Master’s Training Center’ has added structure to training programs available. Clients and community members take courses on everything from “Employment Strategies” to “Couponing” and have use of the computer lab. Every Tuesday, like clockwork (unless there’s a travel opportunity), Linda arrives to mentor clients at the Pantry. Her friend and fellow HUMC member, Donna DeYoung, also volunteers on the same day, serving as her partner and pantry attendant. They’ve been close friends for more than 12 years and have contin-ued to meet each Friday morning for breakfast over that time. “It’s a good way to get a perspective on the rest of the world,” Linda remarked about volunteering at Papa’s Pantry. “It gives you a way to see what other people go through.” Linda’s annual trips to Honduras have meant working with locals in LaFuente to do projects like roofing and building latrines. There, she says they use cement mixed with materials like sand and mud from the creek and sticks gathered from the surrounding area. Everything is done by hand with simple tools like shovels. LaFuente is the third village to be sponsored by HUMC. Linda shares lodging with her mission group at a ranch run by Honduras Outreach. Originally hailing from Grove City, Pennsylvania, Linda met her husband Dave, of 26 years, when they both served as camp counselors during college. In college, she earned her nursing degree and, in between times of being a full-time mom, spent eight years in the field. She then learned that Hillside’s youth minis-ter Steve Brooks was looking for help administering a budding youth program. Almost a dozen years have passed since she chose that path, and Linda hasn’t looked back. Linda and Dave have two grown children-a son, Glen and a daughter, Leanna, who will graduate from North Georgia College in Dahlonega in May. To celebrate the fact that there will be no future tuition payments on the horizon, the Wilsons have booked back-to-back cruises to Italy and Croatia for the fall. Thank you Linda for your many years of dedication and service!

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In a Word by Tim Grady

As our fighting men and women return from the war-torn country of Iraq, or on leave from the fighting in Af-ghanistan, we often hear the word “courage”. My own

children have asked me what it meant to be courageous. Some of us think of great acts of heroism, even here at home when someone rushes into a burning house to res-cue another. One definition I have read is, “the quality of mind or spirit

that enables a person to face difficulty, danger, pain, etc., without fear.” The Merriam-Webster’s Dictionary defines it as, “mental or moral strength to venture, persevere, and withstand danger, fear, or difficulty.” So when my children asked me to help them understand courage, I explained it as follows. Courage is an action or a direction you take despite being scared, frightened or even terrified. It is an action that you know full well puts your life or wellbeing at risk, and you decide to do it anyways. You make a decision, you act, and in that action you are no longer thinking about what you are doing – you are doing something that you will think about later. Every soldier that went into battle displayed courage. Some think they act fearlessly, but I would say they act full of fear that is over-come by their sense of purpose. Every civil rights leader displayed courage. In the Old South, they knew all too well that standing up for their rights as an American might cost them their life. It cost Dr. Martin Luther King his life. It cost Medgar Evers his life. And sadly, to this day, Americans whose skin color happens to be black have to act courageously to break away from gangs, drugs, violence, and lingering racial prejudice. If you are in school and are being bullied, you are somewhere be-tween fear and courage; fear of reprisal if you report it, fear of more bullying if you do nothing, and a deep ache inside you to do some-thing. That ache is courage clamoring to bust out from inside you and right an injustice. And like every soldier, you know all too well that tomorrow you will have to return to the surroundings you feared yesterday. Fifty-Six men signed the document we know as the Declaration of Independence. They knew that, in all likelihood, many of them could be persecuted until they were penniless, and they were right. Yet they also knew they were right about life, liberty and the pursuit of happiness, so they rose up past their fears and placed their name upon that document. As a result of their courage, and tens of thou-sands of men and women who have defended it with their lives since, we are the freest people upon this Earth. Imagine, two thousand years ago, becoming in individual filled with the conviction that you had to preach a different expression of faith

and belief in a single deity when you didn’t know so much as one other man or woman shared that point of view. Imagine realizing, in your early thirties, that you would be put to death if you contin-ued to teach that faith, discovering that you would be nailed to a cross after being beaten, starved, and forced to carry the cross itself to the place of your death. If you think it helps to be the Son of God, think about all the thousands of men and women who have given their lives for that same belief since then. That takes both conviction and courage. However, not all acts of courage are so pivotal, although nearly all revolve around life, liberty and the pursuit of happiness. Often times a life or the quality of life hangs in the balance – that of a human, a tree, an animal, or the rights of some living entity, and a champion or defender who comes to their cause, or defends a cause of their own. In almost all cases, courage comes out of con-flict, whether it is a disagreement with words or with weapons (although the pen still is mightier than the sword). Looking for a new job takes courage. Starting and building a busi-ness takes courage. Helping someone off the floor who was knocked down in a stampede takes courage. Helping other people who are in dire circumstances may take courage. In fact, if you look at your past actions, you will likely recall events where you acted courageously, so don’t sell yourself short. Always remember that you are a special being, created in His like-ness, filled with His strengths although we may use them less pow-erfully than He would. So as you face some of life’s adversity when fear is creeping in, allow that ache inside you to come forth and act with courage. There may be a price to pay in doing so – only you can judge if that price is or was worth it. Then, as you can, move forward in your life. Dream bigger dreams, envision greater things – it’s not all about you; it is all about all that you can do, with courage. Tim Grady is a Towne Lake resident, senior strategist, business advisor and public speaker for NetMark International. He also serves as Executive Director for The Wildlife Sanctuary in Ellijay, GA., is Chairman of the Board at Furtah Preparatory School, and sits on the Advisory Council at Papa’s Pantry. For more informa-tion, you can reach him at 888-605-6400 or email him at tim-grady@comcast.net.

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Canton, Georgia is home to Maureen Penniman and her family. She has six children from ages 8 -2 and husband, Graham, who teaches in our Cherokee County public schools. She is a graduate of Louisiana State University and pursued post graduate educa-tions at Southern Poly Technical College and Chattahoochee Technical College in Engineering and Culinary Arts. Maureen brings a unique blend of corporate and entrepreneurial experience with her to Papa’s Pantry. She has been a corporate manager, recruiter and

trainer, along with owning her own catering and retail café business for 12 years. Maureen also is a writer, speaker, and

“coach” in entertaining, nutrition, food safety, and family meal management. Maureen has taught culinary classes to assorted age and interest groups for 10 years and will now feature a four part basic nutrition, meal management, and cooking course for Papa’s Pantry at The Masters Training Center. Maureen’s current businesses are based on helping the commu-nities based in Cherokee and Cobb Counties. She owns “The Collective Kitchen”, a rental kitchen facility in Marietta for small food producers in the North Atlanta metro area. She recently created the “BeesKnees”, a unique cooperative shop inside of Zest & Zing Café in Woodstock that features crafts, arts, and gifts by local artists!

It’s February. Possibly some of those “New Year’s health goals “have already fallen to the side. It’s never too late to renew your commitment to a healthier year with simple steps to-wards more activity and a more focused meal plan for you and your family. Every month I will be featuring some seasonal recipes and tips to keep you on track with these goals. What does February bring to mind? Sweethearts, snow, soups and comfort foods… Try these recipes for calorie conscious, tummy warming, high fiber, and delicious foods for this blustery month. If you’ve never tried to cook lentils, this is a great time to try them. They are loaded with fiber, cook quickly, are inexpensive, and blend with many flavors. Soups are great to make in large batches and freeze for a busy day! Winter is the best season to enjoy pears and apples. They are in season and budget friendly in February. Try them baked for a memorable sweet treat on your table. Enjoy!

Cinnamon Baked Apples or Pears (serves 4) 2 fresh pears or apples, unpeeled 2 T brown sugar 2 T quick cooking or old fashioned oats 2 t. butter or margarine, softened ½ t. ground cinnamon (2 T chocolate mini chips, cranraisins or golden raisins, optional) Cooking spray oil 1 c. water plus 1 t. vanilla

Spray baking dish that is just large enough to hold 4 halves of fruit. Blend sugar, oats, margarine, and cinna-mon in a bowl until crumbly. (mini chips or raisins are a nice addition) Cut fruit in half and scoop out seeds and core. Place cut half up in baking dish. Top each fruit half with the oat mixture . Gently pour water blended with vanilla into bottom of pan. Place in 350 degree oven for 35 minutes or until fruit is softened and hot. Serve in a bowl with low fat vanilla yogurt for a creamy topping.

Winter Lentil Soup (serves 8…. some to serve and some to freeze!) 1 package (16 oz) any color dried lentils 4 stalks of celery, diced 4 large carrots, peeled and diced (1 turnip, peeled and diced optional) ½ large onion, peeled and diced 4 cloves garlic, peeled and chopped 1 large can of petite diced tomatoes 1 box of low sodium chicken broth (32 oz) 16 oz. of hot water 1 t. Italian herb blend 2 c. chopped spinach, kale, or greens of choice Rinse lentils and remove and debris mixed in the beans. Place all ingredients in large pot. Bring to boil. Reduce heat and simmer for 1 hour or until lentils are soft, stir-ring occasionally. Adjust seasoning to taste with salt and pepper. (This can also be placed in a slow cooker on low for 8 hours )

Nutrition Classes Coming to Papa’s Pantry and The Master’s Training

Center in March! A promise to be yummy, fun, and healthy!

Maureen Penniman

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Living Large Women’s Retreat

With Atlanta-Based National Recording Artists “Beloved”

Friday, February 17 (beginning at 5:00 pm) and Saturday, February 18

Atlanta Marriott Gwinnett Place Hotel, Duluth

With endless demands on our time and lives as women, we sometimes find it hard to get away from daily responsibilities. Plan to take a much-needed break and renew your spirit. Beloved invites women of all ages to a red-carpet event featuring music and speaking from Beloved, guest speakers, door prizes, games, fun, fellowship, special surprises and more! Cost is $149 (group rates available) and includes Saturday breakfast, Saturday Rhinestone Roundup dinner, and snacks. For more information or to purchase tickets, visit www.belovedga.com.

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All information is deemed to be accurate, but not guaranteed. It is best to contact each church directly regarding their programs.

Abortion (Post) Counseling / Education: Healing Hearts Ministry, Tina 770-712-7322, Cathy 678-485-6147

AA Meetings: Fridays 8 pm-WS Christian Church 770-926-8238

Alcoholics Anonymous:-Sat. 9:30 am, room 125 Canton First United Methodist 770-479-2502

Celebrate Recovery: Monday nights 6:30 pm at Sixes UMC 770-345-7644 & Friday nights 6:00 pm at Towne Lake

Community Church 678-445-8766

Crossroads Career Network: Mt. Paran Central, 2nd Tuesday of each month. Registration needed.

Gamblers Anonymous: each Saturday, 9:30 Church of the Annunciation activities building. 770-928-7916 HIV Support: Mt. Paran Central, 404-923-8700

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Financial Peace University (FPU) is Dave Ramsey’s life-changing program that teaches you to achieve your financial goals by eliminating debt, saving for the future, and giving like never before. More than 1 million families have attended FPU with amazing results. You will be challenged and motivated to make a plan for your money and change your family tree forever! The first lesson is free. If you want to continue, the cost is around $100 including materials.

First Baptist Canton 1 Mission Point, Canton Wednesdays at 6:00 pm

Beginning February 1

First Baptist Canton 1 Mission Point, Canton

Sundays at 6:00 pm Beginning February 5

Mt. Paran Central Ch of God 2055 Mt. Paran Rd NW, Atlanta

Wednesdays at 7:00 pm Beginning February 8

Fields Chapel United Methodist 1331 Fields Chapel Road, Canton

Sundays at 5:00 pm Beginning February 19

Mt. Paran North February 10, 7 pm.

Whether you’re single, dating or married, please join us for this fun night

of dinner and entertainment! Tickets are $8/individual or $15/couple.

Childcare is $5/child.

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Mothers of Preschoolers (MOPS) is about meeting the needs of every mom of a child from conception through kindergarten. Whether you’re urban, suburban, rural, stay-at-home, working, teen, adoptive, special-needs, single or married, MOPS is for you! Being moms is what brings us together and allows us to build a community. The early years of being a mom are just as foundational to you as they are to your baby, and those years are filled with unique needs that other moms instinctively understand.

Local MOPS groups currently meet at these locations:

City on a Hill UMC: 2nd Wednesdays, 6:00-8:00 pm Hickory Flat UMC: 2nd & 4th Mondays, 9:30-11:30 am

Hillside UMC: Mondays, 9:30-11:30 am (beginning Feb 13)

For more information and for additional locations, visit the MOPS website, www.mops.org.

COMMUNITY IS DOING!

Johnny Hunt Men’s Conference First Baptist of Woodstock Conference 1: February 3-4, 2012

Conference 2: February 10-11, 2012

20th Anniversary Celebration

The 2012 Johnny Hunt Men’s Conference will certainly

include some of the best of vintage Johnny Hunt! In

addition to three powerful sessions with Pastor Johnny,

you will also have two opportunities to choose from

over 20 breakout sessions. This year’s breakouts are

designed to provide specific teaching on areas most

important to Christian men. Topics will include

marriage, finances, parenting, leadership, and other

issues specific to the needs of men. These sessions will

be led by very gifted men and experts in these areas.

To register or for more information, visit

www.JohnnyHuntMensConference.com

Break Away for a Day WOMEN’S CONFERENCE

Saturday, March 3, 9:00 a.m.-4:00 p.m.

Singer, songwriter, worship leader, author and member of Girlfriends in God, Gwen Smith

(www.GwenSmith.net) will be bringing her talents and love for Jesus to Hillside.

Doors open at 8:00 a.m. Tickets are $35 and include a box lunch. See Hillside website for tickets or more

information.

Hillside United Methodist Church 4474 Towne Lake Pkwy, Woodstock

770-924-4777 www.hillsideumc.org

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AME Allen Temple 770-926-6348 www.allentempleame.org 232 Arnold Mill Rd, Woodstock 30188 Sunday Services 8 & 11am Sunday School and Bible Study 9:45am Sr. Pastor: Carl A. Moore EVENT February 19: Blood pressure screening 9:45 am & 1:00 pm

St. Paul AME 770-479-9691 www.stpaulame-canton.org 390 Crisler St, Canton 30114 Sunday Service: 11am Sunday Church School: 9:30 Sr. Pastor: Lemora Dobbs

ANGLICAN Church of Jesus Our Shepherd 678-225-0174 www.cjos-amia.org Currently meets: Hilton Hilton Atlanta NE 5993 Peachtree Ind. Blvd. Norcross, GA 30092 Sunday Service 10:30am Sunday School 9:30am Sr. Pastor: Reverend Tom Belt

Resurrection Anglican (RAC) 770-591-0040 www.resurrectionwoodstock.org 231 Arnold Mill Rd. Suite 400 Woodstock, 30188 Sunday Service at 10:00 am Sunday School 9:00am Sr. Pastor: Reverend Greg Goebel

BAPTIST Crossroads Community Church 770-592-7007 2317 Bascomb Carmel Rd. Woodstock 30189 Sunday Services 11:00am & 6pm Sunday School 9:30am Pastor: Bob Goodner

First Baptist of Canton 770-479-5538 www.fbccanton.org One Mission Point, Canton 30114 Sunday Services 8:15, 9:30 & 11:00 am Sunday School 9:30 & 11:00 am Sr. Pastor: Dr. George Anderson

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For teens ages 13 to 17

Friday nights at 6:00 p.m.

Towne Lake Community

Church

By working through the Christ-

centered principles, based on the 8

Beatitudes in Matthew 5 along

with a community of peers and

caring adults, students will learn

tools to help them give their

addictions over to Jesus and find

true healing and victory. The

lessons deliver hope-filled truths

and real-life strategies for giving

young people the tools for making

wise choices and developing

healthy patterns for living.

The Landing: Celebrate Recovery

for Youth

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School Registration

Timothy Lutheran School in Woodstock, will begin 2012-13 registration on February 13t at 9:00 a.m. Classes are available for children ages 16 months to 6 years. We offer flexible hours to accommodate all schedules. At Timothy, we teach your child the skills and practice the behaviors needed to succeed in later learning. The children enjoy activities that build academic readiness, creative thinking, and social skills at their developmental level while learning that God is all important and that everything we have is given by Him. Please contact Barbara Bowler, Director at 770-924-7995 for additional information or visit our website at www.tlcwoodstock.org.

An Afternoon of

Southern Gospel Music

The Holmes Family Trio

with the Eric Tippens Band

February 4 at 3:00 PM

Falany Performing Arts Center at

Reinhardt College

The Holmes Family Trio has been singing together since early childhood. The two

brothers, Sam and David, and their sister, Alison Holmes Adams, have been featured in

several concerts around the north Atlanta area, especially in the Big Canoe community.

Come join the Trio and the Eric Tippens Band for an afternoon of great Southern

Gospel music, with classics such as “One Day at a Time”, “I’ll Fly Away”, “Somebody

Loves Me”, “I Have a Heavenly Father”, and many more!

7300 Reinhardt Circle, Waleska, GA www.reinhardt.edu/fpac

Adults $20 Seniors (55+) and Children (12 & younger) $16

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Celebrate Recovery!

Freedom from your hurts,

hang-ups and habits.

Sixes UMC

Monday nights Towne Lake Comm. Ch.

Friday nights

Celebrate Recovery is a Christ-centered recovery program for anyone dealing

with any kind of hurt, hang-up, or habit, including (but not limited to) those

dealing with any kind of addiction, codependents, people with eating disorders,

those in need of financial recovery and many more groups. In short, anyone

dealing with any kind of hurt, hang-up or habit. www.celebraterecovery.com

First Baptist Ch of Woodstock

11905 Highway 92

Woodstock

February 5, 8:00 am-1:00 pm

Hillside United Methodist Ch

4474 Towne Lake Pkwy

Woodstock

February 6, 2:30-7:30 pm

St. Clement’s Episcopal Church

2795 Ridge Road

Canton

February 6, 2:45-7:45 pm

St. Michael’s Catholic Church

490 Arnold Mill Road

Woodstock

February 19, 8:00 am-1:00 pm

Canton First United Methodist Ch

930 Lower Scott Mill Rd

Canton

February 27, 2:00-7:00 pm

BLOOD DRIVES

COOL STUFF

Men of Hillside 2012

Winter Retreat February 3-5

Cost is $150 for onsite accommodations

at Camp Glisson in Dahlonega and $100

for offsite accommodations (you are

responsible for making your own offsite

reservations). The Holy Spirit has led us

to a topical discussion on sin with the

theme being “Salvation from Sin,” 1 John

1:9.

For more information or to register visit

www.hillsideumc.org

Hillside United Methodist

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The Coupon Tutor- teaching you to save money with or without a coupon!

Here are a few of the Fun, mostly FREE things to do in February.

Register for Valentine's Night Out at Living Hope Church off Stilesboro Rd in Kennesaw. They are offering FREE child-care on Friday, February 10th, from 6:30 - 9 PM. You can register your children online. Kids can come in their pajamas and play games, have snacks, and watch a "G" rated movie. Pre-registration required. Remember Callaway Gardens, a short drive from Atlanta, is FREE in January and February each year. It's a great time to get outside, grab your bike, pack a picnic; don’t forget the camera! Did anyone get roller skates for Christmas? Sparkles in Kennesaw is offering Family Night $2 admission and $2 skate rentals from 4 - 8 PM on each Monday night through May. The schedule may change due to holiday or school in service. FREE hands-on workshops designed for children ages 5 - 12 offered 2/4/2012 at all Home Depot stores between 9:00 am – 12:00 pm. Workshops teach children do-it-yourself skills, tool safety, and instill a sense of pride and accomplishment. All kids will be able to keep their craft and receive a FREE Kids Workshop Apron, commemorative pin and certificate of achievement. Joann's is offering 50% off select classes all day on February 11th, 2012. Its a great time to learn a new craft: sewing, quilting, cake decorating, jewelry making, knitting, or kid’s class. Register in store. Learn to add polish to any room with crown moulding on 2/16/2012 at Home Depot from 6:30 - 8 PM. Pre-register online for this FREE Do-It-Herself Workshop. Learn to select the most appropriate moulding for your project, gain confidence by accurately measuring the room, planning installation, cut crown moulding with a compound miter saw and a coping saw, and then install to finish like a pro. KSU Faculty String Trio and Friends will be performing Brahms and Mozart 2/20/2012 at 8 PM. This FREE event will be preformed at the KSU Baily Performance Center. Have you ever wanted to know how to tune up your bike? Check out the REI Basic Bike Maintenance class. It will be of-fered FREE at the Kennesaw location on 2/23/12 from 7 - 8:30 PM. Learn to fix a flat, lube a chain, and other minor adjust-ments. For all ages. Pre-registration is required. Jo-Ann Stores are offering BOGO on select classes Friday, Saturday and Sunday 2/24 -2/26/2012. Register and pay for any class offered and get a 2nd class FREE. Most classes are $20 - $45 each. What a great time to learn a new craft and classes make great gifts! National Pancake Day at IHOP will be February 28th, 2012. Enjoy a FREE short stack of buttermilk pancakes. In return for the free pancakes, guests are asked to consider leaving a donation for Children's Miracle Network Hospitals(c) and other desig-nated local charities. For more deals check out www.thecoupontutor.blogspot.com

Learn to save 50% and more on your groceries! Regis-ter for the Coupon Class offered at Papa’s Pantry on Feb-ruary 8th, 2012 from 10 – 12 noon. The cost is $10 plus 10 non perishable food items for the pantry. It is recom-mended that you collect 3 weeks of Sunday newspaper coupon inserts before class. Pre-registration is required. Call Papa’s Pantry office at (770) 591-4730.

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Pastors, Ministers, and Christian lay persons are being called to stand in the gap for our high school athletes. The Fellowship of Christian Athletes (FCA) needs forty-one mentors and leaders to serve as sports chaplains. The FCA is a non-denominational sports ministry, the request comes from the school coaches. Cherokee FCA Director, Bill Queen, said these students need

our help to cope with societal pressures, which are, "out of control and fierce." 1,100 Students in the Cherokee’s schools are participating in the weekly prayer huddles, bible, and character studies with their team’s sports chaplains, through the Fellowship of Christian Athletes (FCA). The increase in student involvement now exceeds the FCA staff’s ability to minister to these students. As a result, the FCA wants to develop strong relation-ships with local churches to find mentors and leaders to meet this demand. Currently they need 41 chaplains but this could grow. Amy Turcotte, the cheer director for FCA, said that there are even more female sports that may be added to the program. Sports chaplains partner with the our high school Coaches to pray for and encourage athletes, coaches, their families and support staff. Last year 352 children and coaches prayed to receive Christ in our Cherokee schools through the FCA Team Chaplaincy program. Please contact Bill Queen at 404-441-3508, or mailto: bqueen@fca.org, or Click Here to join FCA's Chaplains Network! The level of Commitment is based on what the coach and the chaplain agree upon. Ezekiel 22:30 ““I looked for someone among them who would build up the wall and stand before me in the gap on behalf of the land…”

How many students are in Cherokee County? Answer: 38,761 How many of these students attend a local Church?

Answer: Approx 3,000 How many are left?

The CCMA meets on the last Wednesday of each month for a luncheon from 11:30 am - 1:00 pm at Dayspring @ Java Espresso House. You are welcome to come, Lunch is $5, first time guests free http://www.cherokeeministers.org/

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Workshop Fee: $89.00 for each three-day session and follow-up resume coaching. Advanced Coaching: Each session we take a new topic. Cover Letters, Professionalism, Networking, Job Fairs, are just a few. Interview questions and answers are reviewed and polished each class. (Core Concepts is a required pre-requisite)

Feb 14, 28, March 13, 27; $25 per session Life Balance/Time Management/Goal Setting: Not your everyday time management class! This is an opportunity to evaluate and analyze the many facets of your life. What’s working? What’s not? Set goals that really matter, and learn how to track progress in your very own Life Balance Organizer! “Make each day matter!”

10:00 a.m.-12:30 p.m.: Feb 9, March 15 February Valentine gift for yourself: no training fee!

Couponing: Save hundreds of dollars on your grocery bill each month! The cost of food and personal items are going up! Don’t get caught having to settle for less. Learn how to maximize each and every dollar! See Susan’s money saving article on page 11.

10:00 a.m.-12:00 noon: Feb 8, March 14 Workshop Fee: $10.00 donation + 10 non-perishable food items for Papa’s Pantry

Computer Tutoring: Need to brush up? Or are you beginning from scratch? Computer tutors are available to help with Microsoft Word and email on Thursdays at 2:00. Pre-registering a must. No training fee, however, donations always accepted.

Bible Study: Join us as we study the Women of the Bible. Each week, discover the private lives of women found in scripture and compare to today’s many challenges we face.

Wednesdays: 1:15 p.m.-3:15 p.m. Free

Coming in March: Organic Gardening: Get ready for spring planting! Learn what grows in cool weather vs. warm. Tips to achieving good soil and pest control!

Nutrition Made Fun and Easy! Did I say “nutrition?” You bet! Learn how to make snacks and meals that your kids will actually enjoy… and enjoy helping to make! Please see Maureen’s article and recipes on page 5.

The Master’s Training Center Upcoming Schedule The Master’s Training Center is Papa’s Training Division. All classes and workshops are open to everyone in the community. Some seminars have a training fee, scholarships are available-please ask when preregistering.

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First Baptist of Canton continued EVENTS February 1: Financial Peace University classes begin. Wednesdays at 6:00 pm. See page 6. February 5: Financial Peace University classes begin. Sundays at 6:00 pm. See page 6. March 2 & 3: Spring Children’s Consignment Sale; Friday, 9:00 am-7:00 pm & Saturday, 9:00 am-2:00 pm

First Baptist of Woodstock 770-926-4428 www.fbcw.org 11905 Hwy 92, Woodstock 30188 Sunday Svcs 9:30 & 11:00am; 6:00pm Spanish Service 11:00am Sunday School 8:00, 9:30 & 11:00am Sr. Pastor: Dr. Johnny Hunt EVENTS February 3-4 and February 10-11: Men’s Confer-ence. See page 7. February 5: American Red Cross Blood Drive, 8:00 am-1:00 pm Upcoming: Sunday School in HD, National Sun-day School Conference, March 15-16

Heritage Baptist Fellowship 770-479-9415 www.heritagebaptistfellowship.com 3615 Reinhardt College Pkwy, Canton 30114 Sunday Service 11:00am Sunday School 9:45am Pastor: Jake Hall

Hillcrest Baptist Church 770-917-9100 www.hbcacworth.org 6069 Woodstock Road, Acworth 30102 Sunday Services 9 & 11am; 6:00pm Sunday School 10am Wednesday Worship Service 7:00pm Sr. Pastor: Paul W. Vance

Hopewell Baptist 770-345-5723 www.hopewellbaptist.com 75 Ridge Road, Canton 30114 Sunday Services 9:30am, 11:00am, 6:00pm Sunday School 9:30am & 11:00am Sr. Pastor: Norman Hunt

New Victoria Baptist 770-926-8448 www.newvictoriabaptist.org 6659 Bells Ferry Rd, Woodstock 30189 Sunday Service 10:50am Sunday School 9:40am

Victory Baptist Church 770-337-0952 5717 Priest Road, Acworth 30102 Sunday services: 11am & 6pm Sunday School 10am Pastor: Donald E. Lewis

CATHOLIC St. Michael the Archangel 770-516-0009 www.stmichaelthearchangelwoodstock.catholicweb.com 490 Arnold Mill Rd., Woodstock 30188 Saturday Mass 9am, Sat. Evening Vigil 5:30pm Sunday Mass: 7:30am, 9:00am, 11:00am, 12:45pm, 2:30pm (Spanish), 5:30pm (Teen Life) Priest: Father Larry Niese EVENT February 19: American Red Cross Blood Drive, 8:00 am-1:00 pm

CHURCH GOD Gateway International 770-422-0360 www.gatewaycog.com 1455 Ben King Road NW, Kennesaw 30152 Sunday Service 11am African Fellowship 12:30pm; Hispanic Service 3:00pm; Sunday School 9:30am Interim Pastor: Michael Marcano

Mt. Paran (Central) 404-923-8700 http://mountparan.com 2055 Mount Paran Road, Atlanta 30327 Sunday Services 9 & 11:15am Wednesday Worship 7:00pm Sr. Pastor: Dr. David Cooper EVENT February 8: Financial Peace University classes begin. Wednesdays at 7:00 pm. See page 6.

Mt. Paran (North) 770-578-9081 www.mtparan.com 1700 Allgood Road, Marietta 30062 Sunday Services 9 & 10:30am Sunday School 9am Sr. Pastor: Dr. Mark Walker EVENT February 10: Sweetheart Banquet. See page 6.

EPISCOPAL Church of the Annunciation 770-928-7916 http://annunciation.episcopalatlanta.org 1673 Jamerson Rd, Marietta 30066 Sunday Services 8:30am & 10:30am Sunday School 9:15am The Rev. Paul McCabe, Rector

St. Clement’s Episcopal 770-345-6722 www.stclementscanton.org 2795 Ridge Road, Canton 30114 Sunday Service 8am, 9am, & 11am Sunday School 10:15am Wednesday Services 9am, 6:30pm Reverend James B. Stutler EVENT February 6: American Red Cross Blood Drive, 2:45-7:45 pm

LUTHERAN Celebration of Grace 770-503-5050 www.CelebrationofGrace.org 411 Scott Mill Road, Canton 30114 Sunday Service: 10:30am Sr. Pastor: Ginny Krekling

Good Shepherd Lutheran 770-924-7286 http://gslutheran.org 1208 Rose Creek Dr, Woodstock 30189 Sunday Services: 8am & 11 (traditional); 9:30am (praise service) Sunday School: 9:30 & 11:00am Pastors: Paul Baumgartner & Justin Ask EVENT Beginning February 22: Wednesday Lenten Services; worship at 7:30 pm; preceded by Soup & Salad Supper at 6:00 pm

METHODIST Bascomb UMC 770-926-9755 www.bascombumc.org 2295 Bascomb Carmel Rd, Woodstock, 30189 Sunday Svcs 9am (contemp); 11am (trad)) Children’s church 9 & 11 am Sunday School 10am Sr. Pastor: Reverend Millie Kim

Canton First UMC 770-479-2502 www.cantonfirstumc.org 930 Lower Scott Mill Rd Canton, 30115 Sunday Services 8:30 & 11am (traditional); 9:30am (contemporary) Sunday School 9:45am Pastor: James McRae EVENT February 27: American Red Cross Blood Drive, 2:00-7:00 pm

City On A Hill UMC 678-445-3480 www.coahumc.org At Old Woodstock Library 7745 Main Street, Woodstock 30188 Saturday Service: 6:30pm Sunday Services 9:35am & 11:15am Pastor: Chris Bryant EVENT 2nd Wednesdays: Mothers of Preschoolers (MOPS), 6:00-8:00 pm. See page 7.

Fields Chapel UMC 770-479-6030 www.fieldschapel.org 1331 Fields Chapel Rd. Canton, GA 30114 Sunday Worship 11am Sunday School 10am Pastor: Anne Rex EVENT February 19: Financial Peace University classes begin. Sundays at 5:00 pm. See page 6.

Hickory Flat UMC 770-345-5969 www.hickoryflatumc.org 4056 E. Cherokee Dr. Canton, GA 30115 Sunday Services 9:20 (contemp) & 11:00 (trad) Pastor: Robert Brown EVENTS February 17: Valentine Dinner 7:00 pm March 2-4: Men's Retreat at Strong Rock 2nd & 4th Mondays: Mothers of Preschoolers (MOPS) 9:30-11:30 am. See page 7.

Hillside UMC 770-924-4777 www.hillsideumc.org 4474 Towne Lake Pkwy Woodstock, 30189 Sunday Services: Traditional 8:25 & 11am; Contemporary 9:25 & 11am

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Sunday School 9:30 & 11:00am Sr. Pastor Dr. Doug Thrasher EVENTS February 3-5: Men’s Retreat. see page 9. February 6: American Red Cross Blood Drive, 2:30-7:30 pm February 11: Pinewood Derby 8:00 am-1:00 pm Mondays beginning Feb 13: Mothers of Pre-schoolers (MOPS) 9:30-11:30 am. See page 7. March 3: Women’s Conference. See page 5. Upcoming: Spring Children’s Consignment Sale, March 9-10 Holly Springs UMC 770-345-2883 2464 Holly Sprgs Pkway, Holly Springs 30115 Sunday Service 11:00am Sunday School 9:45am Pastor: Ken Godfrey

Liberty Hill UMC 678-493-8920 www.libertyhillumc.org 141 Railroad Street, Canton 30114 Sunday Services 9:30 & 11:00am Pastor: Jamey Prickett

Mt. Gilead UMC 770-591-0837 , 889 Arnold Mill Rd Woodstock, GA 30188-3020 Sunday Service 11:00am Sunday School 10:00am Pastor: Rev. Ken McGehee

Mountain View UMC 770-928-0050 www.mvumc.org 2300 Jamerson Rd. Marietta, 30066 Sunday Svcs: 9:30 (contemp); 11:00 (trad) Pastor: Bill Burch

Sixes UMC 770-345-7644 www.sixesumc.org 8385 Bells Ferry Rd. Canton, 30114 Sunday services 9 & 11 Rev. Jim Buckman EVENTS Monday nights: Celebrate Recovery; fellowship at 6:30 pm; worship at 7 pm; share groups at 8 pm; Solid Rock Café at 9 pm. See page 9. Tuesdays & Thursdays: Mother’s Morning Out from 8:30 am-12:30 pm, for children ages 2 through 4. $25 a day per child or $20 a day if paid by the month.

Woodstock UMC 770-926-6440 www.gbgm-umc.org/woodstockumc-ga 109 Towne Lake Parkway, Woodstock 30188 Sunday Svc: 11:00 (Traditional) Sunday School: 10:00am Spanish Svc: Sunday 5:30pm Rev. Claude T. Herbert EVENT Second and third weeks of the month (Thurs-Sat): thrift shop in the lower level of Latimer Hall from 10 am to 3 pm

NON-DENOMINATIONAL Branches of Christ 770-917-4964 www.branchesofchrist.com 5946 Jacobs Road SE, Acworth 30102 Sunday Service: 10am Wednesday Service: 7pm Sr. Pastor: Steve Pettit

BridgePointe 770-517-2977 www.bridgepointechurch.org Meets at Woodstock High School, 30189 2000 Towne Lake Hills South Drive Sunday Services 9:00am & 11:00am Lead Pastor: Mat Garcia

Church of the Messiah 770-479-5280 www.churchofthemessiah.net 415 Charles Cox Drive, Canton 30115 Sunday Service 10:00am Friday morning Holy Communion 6:30 am Pastor: Fred Goodwin

Cornerstone Community Church 678-439-5108 www.ccchurchonline.org 503 Hickory Ridge Trail, Suite 160 Woodstock, GA 30188 Sunday Service 11:00am Pastor: David Kight

Dayspring Church 770-516-5733 www.dayspring-online.com 6835 Victory Drive, Acworth 30102 Sunday Service 10:30am Sr. Pastor: Tony Crawford

Freedom Church 770-529-6006 www.freedomlive.net meets at Barber Middle School 4222 Cantrell Road NW Acworth, GA 30101 Sunday Services 9:45 & 11:30 am

His Hands 770-405-2500 www.hishandschurch.com 550 Molly Lane, Woodstock 30189 Sunday Service 10:00am

Jubilee Church 678-471-1930 http://jubileeatl.com Meets at Kell High School Auditorium 4770 Lee Waters Road Marietta 30066 Sunday Service 10:00am Sr. Pastor: Carl Herrington

Liberty Church(es) 770-423-7316 www.libertychurch.org 1285 North Cobb Pkwy, Marietta 30062 Friday Service 7:00pm Saturday Services 5:00pm & 7:00pm Sunday Services 8 & 10 am, noon, 6:00pm Pastor: John Fichtner

Prayer and Praise Christian 770-928-2795 www.prayerandpraise.org 6409 Bells Ferry Rd, Woodstock, 30189 Service 10:30 am Sunday School 9:30am Sr. Pastor: Larry Baker

Towne Lake Community Church 678-445-8766 www.tlcchurch.com 132 N. Medical Pkwy, Woodstock 30189 Sunday Services 10:30am

Saturday Messianic Fellowship 10:00am Saturday Singles Worship 6:00pm Pastor: Bill Ratliff EVENTS March 2-3: Marriage Retreat, Chattanooga, TN Friday nights: Celebrate Recovery, 6-9 pm. More information on page 9. Friday nights: The Landing, Celebrate Recovery for teens ages 13-17, 6 pm. See page 8. Victory North Church 770-794-7366 www.victorynorth.org Palmer Middle School 690 North Booth Rd, Kennesaw 30144 Sunday Services 10:00am Jeff Hidden, Pastor

Woodstock Christian 770-926-8238 www.woodstockchristian.org 7700 Hwy 92 Woodstock, 30189 Sunday Service 10:30 Sunday School 9:00am Wednesday Service 6:30pm (contemporary) Senior Minister: Lynn T. Eynon EVENT February 5: youth-sponsored Souper Bowl party 5:00 pm. Bring pot of soup, finger food or des-sert and cans of soup to donate to WCC food pantry.

Woodstock Community 770-926-8990 www.wcchurch.org 237 Rope Mill Road, Woodstock 30188 Sunday Services 10:30am Wednesday night worship 7:00 pm Pastor: Greg Michael

PRESBYTERIAN Cherokee Presbyterian Church, PCA 770-704-9594 www.cherokee-pca.org 1498 Johnson Brady Rd, Canton 30115 Sunday Service 10:30 am Sunday School 9:15 am Pastor: Alan Lutz Faith Presbyterian Church 770-479-6193 www.faithpc.us 3655 Reinhardt College Pkwy, Canton Sunday Service 10:30 am Pastor: Brahm Luckhoff

Grace Church, PCA 678-493-9869 www.gracecanton.org 1160 Butterworth Rd, Canton, GA 30114 Sunday Service: 11:00 am Sunday School: 9:30 am Pastor: Robie Hembree

Sixes Presbyterian 770-485-1975 www.sixeschurch.org 2335 Sixes Rd, Canton 30114 Sunday Services 10:30 am Sunday School 9:30 am Reverend Dr. Lucas Pina

Woodstock Presbyterian 770-926-0074 http://woodstockpcusa.com 345 Arnold Mill Rd Woodstock, 30188 Sunday Services 11:00 am Sunday School 10:00 am Pastor: Julie Ferguson

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