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Elders Scott Cowan Pete Harry

Duane Moore Wesley Parker

Ed Staley John Wheeler

Minister

Terry Alan Jones

Associate Minister

Walter B. Edwards

Associate Minister Phil Dunn

Youth Minister Scott Wilson

Counselor

Ann Vander Linden

886-3089

Missionaries Ricardo Alvarado

Costa Rica Allan Lopez

Panama Garry Hill

Africa Dorian Flynn

Africa

Sunday Services Bible School 9:00 AM

Worship 10:00 AM

Evening Worship

5:00 PM

Wednesday Services Ladies’ Bible Class

10:00 AM

Bible Class 6:30 PM

Internet Home Page www.southsidehopkinsville.

com

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Caroline Noel Hopkinsville High School

Jonathan Thomas Hopkinsville High School

Hayden Grace Hopkinsville High School

Blake Cowan University Heights Academy Tyler Lancaster

Christian County High School

Peyton Hughes Hopkinsville High School

DeVante McFarland Hopkinsville High

School

Sabrina Wilson Heritage Christian Academy

Jordan Oden Hopkinsville High

School

Bailey Harris Hopkins Co. Central High School

S o u t h s i d e C h u r c h o f C h r i s t

This week’s schedule:

May 3—2 Kings 13-14





May 8—1 Chronicles 1

May 9—1 Chronicles 2-4

The Junior Department is plan-

ning a trip to the Crea#on Mu-

seum on June 23-24th. Ticket

informa#on is:

Adults ages 13-59—$19.95/

Seniors age 60+—$15.95/Children ages 5-12—$11.95/

Under 5 is free. The Planetarium is $7.95 per person.

These are group rates. If #ckets are not purchased as a

group they will be higher on these dates. A 6% sales tax

will be added to the above rates. Deadline for payment is

May 15th. Hotel informa#on will be given to those who

will be going on this trip. If your family is interested in go-

ing with us, please contact Carol King or Leann Pickerill for

more informa#on.

We are taking orders for a t-shirt

that has been designed specifically

for Southside. This design includes

many of our programs here at

Southside. This shirt will serve as

the Vaca#on Bible School Staff shirt

and will be a great way to promote

our congrega#on to the community.

We are taking

orders at this

#me for the t-

shirt design be-

low. BIBLE

BOWL students

will receive a

shirt for par"cipa"on in Bible Bowl (do not order for a

child in grades 1-5). Each shirt will be $10.00. All or-

ders are due by May 10th

. Shirts will be available on

promo#on Sunday (or in the office aBer promo#on Sun-

day). Payments will be made to the office. The design

is above. We hope as many members as possible will

take advantage of this opportunity to showcase

Southside. Order your shirt by contac#ng the church

office at 270-885-8392. Ques#ons- See Leann Pickerill

or Teresa Farmer.

Baby Showers

In honor of Shaye Wheeler this aBernoon from 1 to

2:30 PM. Shaye and Trey are having a girl. Shaye

is registered at Babies R Us, Wal-Mart and Target.

In honor of Carrie Stallons on Sunday, June 14th,

from 1 to 2:30 PM. Carrie and Tyler are having a

boy and are registered at Target and Babies R Us.

Cecelia Hos#lo will host a soup and

salad cooking class on May 19 from 6

to 8 PM at Southside. Sign up sheet is

on the bulle#n board.

We plan to add military service memorial bricks to our gar-

den this year. If you know of any military personnel

(members, former members, or spouses of members/

former members) who do not have a brick in our garden,

please let the church office know.

Thanks to everyone that sent me

flowers and cards. I loved the “Happy Birth-

day” song! God bless you all. Hester Rogers

A big thank you to Southside, Gerame &

Tressy Wells, Shane & Leann Pickerill, ScoN

& Paige Wilson, Phil & Betsy Dunn along

with anyone else that helped to make the Big Reedy Chris-

#an Camp retreat possible. What a blessing it was for me

to be able to aNend & enjoy a relaxing weekend. Along

with our devo#onals & singing to praise God was the

chance to get to know the members at Southside

beNer. I’m looking forward to next year and urge more of

you to go. You will be glad you did. Be�y Hayes

This is a current list of Elders and Deacons. Any concerns you may

have can be addressed to any of these men. Elders—Pete Harry,

current chairman, ScoN Cowan, Duane Moore, Wes Parker, Ed

Staley and John Wheeler. Deacons—Tim Arvin, Mark Burman,

Freddy Farmer, Carey Laster, Cary LuNrull, Brian OaNs, Shane Pick-

erill, Tom Rogers, Roy Staley and Gerame Wells.

S o u t h s i d e C h u r c h o f C h r i s t

Hester Rogers will be seeing a surgeon about a skin

cancer. Perry Boren will begin a new treatment. Gran-

ville Adams was scheduled to have pacemaker surgery

last Thursday. Jean Williams also had pacemaker sur-

gery last week and is doing well. Be4y McLerran had

further doctor consulta#ons last week. Ricky Hunt was

hospitalized last week. Gary Winters, husband of Tam-

my, is doing well following hip replacement surgery.

Remember these also: Granville Adams, Paul Arvin,

Denny Audas, Dorothy Baucom, Violet Berkley, Walter

Boyd, G.A. Church, Elvadean Dunn, Mike Finley, John

David Foster, Anne Garne4, Raleigh Garre4, David

Graham, John Hall, Todd Hayes, Liz Herndon, Ricky

Hunt, Marsha Kelly Kingrey, Tara King, Mary Lou Last-

er, Jean Likens, Russell Mar"n, Veachel Mar"n, Be4y

McLerran, Doris Medeiros, Barbara Moore, David &

Jan Morrow, Dorothy Newcomb, Charles & Do=e

O’Nan, Junie Peterson, Be4y Brame Richardson, Ken

& Geraldine Simmons, Dennis Swain, Nina Tuggle,

June Ubelhor, and Earl Webb.

Cecelia Hos�lo will conduct a Beginning

Sewing Series at Southside from 6 to 8 PM

on Thursdays in June.

• June 4—Introduc#on to Sewing.

• June 11—Magic Pillow Case Project.

• June 18—Chub Pin Cushion Project.

• June 25—Pajama Pants Project.

It would help if each par#cipant had their own sew-

ing machine, but is not necessary. A list of supplies and pro-

ject instruc#ons will be handed out the first night.

A Housewife Wrote A Memorable Hymn

It has been said that every hymn has its own story.

The problem lies in finding that story.

Most hymns of las#ng value are the result of events

or experiences that inspired the author, however there are

excep#ons. One excep#on was the composing of “I Need

Thee Every Hour.”

Anne Sherwood Hawks was in the best of health.

She lacked no comfort or advantage in her Brooklyn home.

She was in the prime of life and was the idol of her devoted

husband and children. On a clear day in June, 1872 she was

so happy that her thoughts turned to a feeling of gra#tude

to the Lord for her many blessings. “I remember the morn-

ing very well when I felt a warm sense of “nearness to the

Lord” and the words ‘I need Thee every hour’ popped into

my mind. It was during those “hours of sweet security and

peace” that Mrs. Hawks put her housework aside and wrote

a famous hymn-poem.

Wri#ng poetry was not new to her. Ever since she

had been a teenager in Hoosick, New York, where she was

born in 1835, she had wriNen verses. Moving to Brooklyn in

1857, she joined the Hanson Place Bap#st Church where she

was encouraged in her wri#ng skills by her preacher, brother

Robert Lowry. Mrs. Hawks shared her poem “I Need Thee

Every Hour” with him. He, too, was an author-composer of

numerous well-known hymns such as “Shall We Gather At

The River?” He published it in his songbook Royal Diadem.

Ira Sankey sang it at many of the great revivals led by Dwight

L. Moody in both England and America.

Regarding her hymn’s popularity, Mrs. Hawks said:

“I do not understand why it so touched the great throbbing

heart of humanity.” However, in 1888, sixteen years later,

the housewife who had once known only “hours of sweet

security and peace” understood. She had said that the

death of her devoted husband had cast a “shadow of a great

loss” over her life. For the thirty years that followed, un#l

her death in 1918, Anne Sherwood Hawks turned to her own

hymn for peace and comfort.

While the author did not fully appreciate the mean-

ing of her poem un#l long aBer she had wriNen it, there is

s#ll a story behind it. You will recognize the words:

“I need Thee ev’ry hour,

Most gracious Lord;

No tender voice like Thine

Can peace afford.”

Chorus:

“I need Thee, O I need Thee;

Every hour I need Thee!

O bless me now, my Savior,

I come to Thee.”

A Hymn Is Born by Clint Bonner Walter

We need adult volunteers to help with Homeless Work

Camp. The camp will be May 27-29th. If you are

interested, please get in touch with Sco3.

Greeters for Today

Door 1 Tim & Judy Arvin

Door 2 Tommy & Teri Brooks

Door 3 Mark & Lauren Burman

Drew, Cailey and Lainey

Door 4 Robert & Charlotte Chilcutt

Wednesday Evening

Devo"onal Prayer

Tom Rogers

Van Drivers

Next Sunday, May 10—Albert

Passenau—270-886-9812

If you need a ride, please call the

church office.

Southside Church of Christ

529 Country Club Lane

Hopkinsville KY 42240

Sunday Morning Worship

May 3, 2015

Song Director ............ .......... .......... .................... ............ ........ ......... David Howell

Prayer ...................... .......... .......... .................... ............ ........ ......... Tom Rogers

Prayer ........................ .......... .......... .................... ............ ........ ......... Tim Noel

Scripture Reader ....... .......... .......... .................... ............ ........ ......... Houston Ray

MaNhew 7:24-29

Speaker ..................... .......... .......... .................... ............ ........ ......... Terry Alan Jones

Sermon Topic …… ...... .......... .......... .................... Walking Like Jesus #5: Teaching the Truth

Announcements ........ .......... .......... .................... ............ … ...... ......... John Bruce

Dismissal Prayer ........ .......... .......... .................... ............ ........ ......... Todd Perry

Ushers Foyer—Pete Harry, Tyler Perry and Brian Hale

Side Door Greeters—John Wheeler and Dennis Swain

Subs"tutes: Neil Silvy and Eric Silvy

Serve Communion

Preside Gary Logan Tim Arvin Bill Cornell

Robert ChilcuN Tom Doss

Tyler Stallons Mark Thomas

Tyler Lancaster Jonathan Thomas

Hayden Grace Logan ScoN Subs"tutes: Tommy Elkins and David Lassiter

Nursery A4endants: tammy cowan and Janice Jones

Baby Nursery A4endants: Cathy Knight and Sharon Lancaster

Teaching Children’s Worship – Taylor Gray and Alden Gray

Helpers – Logan ScoN and Macy OaNs

Junior Worship Teacher — Brad & Cassie Dougherty

Communion to Shut-Ins

Today—Carey Laster and Gary Logan

Next Sunday, May 10—Tim Noel and Wes Parker

Sunday Evening Service

The Youth will conduct our evening service followed by a program honoring our

high school graduates. A finger food fellowship will be held immediately aBer

the program.

Phone: 270-885-8392

Fax: 270-885-7615

Email: [email protected]

Qualified/

Disqualified

I have never qualified for anything that would compare to the Olympic Games. Through the

Welcome!

If you are visi#ng with us today please feel free to par#cipate. We will sing and pray to the Lord and express our

adora#on and thanksgiving for all the blessings He freely gives. We will have an offering this morning and we do not

want our visitors to feel obligated in any way. There is an infant nursery located through the double doors located to

the leB of the pulpit. The toddler nursery is located up the stairs in the foyer. A children’s worship is provided for

children ages 18 months through 4 on the second floor and there is a junior worship for children ages 5 through 7

which will be announced during our service. Please turn your cell phone ringers off during our service.

Birthdays Jonathan Cook May 5

April Grace May 5

Lindsey Howell May 6

Lindah Winstead May 6

Hope Jones May 8

DeVante McFarland May 9

Carrie Stallons May 9

Fred McLerran May 10

Shirley Passenau May 11

Anniversaries Dan & Doris Medeiros—May 5

Fred & BeNy McLerran—May 10

Paul & Dawn Ray—May 10

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