MELROSE CAMPUS: 1323 MELROSE STREETGREENWOOD CAMPUS: 5609 SCOTTSVILLE ROAD

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FAITH AT HOME SCRIPTURE READINGS

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February 5, 2017 - Mercy ForgivesMelrose - Adam Shourds Greenwood - Rick Bard

Then Jesus said to her, “Your sins are forgiven.”

Luke 7:48 (NIV)

SERMON NOTES

Deepest Sympathy To:

*Series inspired by Saddleback Church.

GET CONNECTED

Whether you’re new to Broadway or interested in becoming a part of a ministry, you can connect to all Broadway has to offer by using the Communication Sheet found in your bulletin. Drop your completed sheet in the offering basket or turn it in at the Welcome Desk.

Fill out a Communication Sheet if you:• are a first time guest so that we can welcome and

thank you for being here today.• would like more information about one of Broadway’s

ministries, church membership, or baptism.• have a prayer request.

You can sign up for:• Broadway’s weekly Upcoming Events Email.• volunteer opportunities.

STAY INFORMED

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/broadwayumc @broadwaybgbroadwayunited

If you have questions you can:• speak with one of our Welcome Hosts in our

Welcome Centers.• contact our Connections Minister Cindy Hughes by phone at (270)843-3942 ext. 1020 or email at chughes@broadwayunited.org.

OUR MISSION

WORSHIP WITH US

We dream of a contagious community of hospitality where all people are welcomed into a family of faith. Our Melrose Campus offers:• Traditional Services at 8:15 & 11 am in the Melrose Sanctuary.• A Contemporary Service at 9:30 am in the Ministry and Activities Center (MAC). • Rhythm, our Youth Worship Service, at 9:30 am in the Cup of Hope.• Childcare for preschool age and younger at 8:15 am.• Kids Zone Worship for Nursery through 5th grade children at 9:30 & 11 am. • Pathway at 5:30 pm in the Cup of Hope.

Our Greenwood Campus offers:• Worship Services at 9 & 10:30 am.• Kids Zone Worship for Nursery through 5th grade children at 9 & 10:30.

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Luke 7:36-50Matthew 18:21-35Colossians 3:12-171 John 1:5-10Psalm 103:1-12

Richard McGahan & family on the passing of his mother Shirley McGahan.

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INVITE

Meet the Pastor: If you are a guest this morning, welcome! Broadway’s pastors would love to meet you. Pastor Adam will be available in the Atrium following the 9:30 service and in the Welcome Center following the 11 service at the Melrose Campus. Pastor Rick will be available in the Welcome Center following the 9 and 10:30 services at the Greenwood Campus.

Gluten-Free Communion: Broadway offers a gluten-free communion option with individually wrapped wafers and cups of juice for those with gluten sensitivity. For those wanting to take gluten-free communion, look for the silver bowl at the worship service you attend. If you have any questions regarding communion please contact Cindy Hughes at ext. 1020 or chughes@broadwayunited.org.

Charge Conference Meeting: A Charge Conference meeting with the South Central District Superintendent will be held on Thursday, February 16 at 7 pm in the Choir Room.

Phoenix Rising Inc. Fundraiser: Come out and support Phoenix Rising Inc. at Griff’s Deli! They will be receiving 10% of receipts from the evening’s sales. Monday, February 6 from 5-8 pm.

Early Learning Center Open House & Scholastic Book Fair: Come tour our preschool, see what your children will be doing next year in their class, and buy a book. All interested families are welcome to find out why we are voted the favorite in “Best of Bowling Green”! Sunday, February 12 at 2 pm in the ELC Wing of the Melrose Campus.

Pathway: If you’ve been bruised and wounded by toxic relationships, addiction, loss, chronic pain or abuse, Pathway is for you. Join us tonight for the first annual “Codependent Bowl” and there’s no cheesy half-time show. Sunday, 5:30 pm in the Cup of Hope.

Y.E.S. (Young Enough to Serve) Group Game Day: The Y.E.S Group will gather for fun and fellowship on Monday, February 13 at 1 pm in the Cup of Hope. If transportation or additional information is needed, contact Gene Vaughn at (270)784-6316.

GROW

Last Week: Total Worship: 1065 General Fund: $24,126.35 Dollar Difference: $373.00

The Gathering: If you are looking for a safe place to have conversation and wrestle with big questions about God and faith, The Gathering is for you. Sunday, 11 am in the Choir Room.

Ladies’ Potluck With Purpose: Ladies are invited to share a potluck meal (sign up on perfectpotluck.com, Name: Aspley, Password: 0209) and learn about human trafficking from a guest speaker. We will be making journals that will be given to survivors of human trafficking. RSVP’s can be sent to Cindy Hughes at chughes@broadwayunited.org or indicate your interest using the Communication Sheet. Thursday, February 9 at 6 pm in the Cup of Hope.

Wednesdays at Broadway: Get the most out of Broadway’s “The Miracle of Mercy” sermon series by connecting in community on Wednesday nights! Come enjoy a meal (5-6 pm) and process what you have been learning in a small group of others (6:15-7:15 pm). You can choose one of two options:- Adult Option: Dig deeper into Sunday’s sermon with additional teaching and small group conversation. Childcare available for all ages.- Family Option: Parents and children (K-12th Graders) will discern together their family values, rules of conflict, and God’s unique call for them. Childcare available for young children.Cost of meal is $5/adult; $2.50/child, with maximum of $15/family. If you plan to attend, please sign up by writing in “Wednesdays at Broadway” on the Communication Sheet or contact mdavidson@broadwayunited.org.

SERVE

Dollar Difference: This month all loose, single dollar bills given in the offering will support the International Center of Bowling Green. The mission of the International Center is to address the needs of refugees and immigrants in their assimilation and integration into community life by providing employment, educational, housing and other social services.

BAM - Honduras Trip Follow-up Meeting: There are still spots available for this year’s trip to Honduras. There will be a meeting for those that have signed up for the trip, as well as those that are interested in joining today at 12 pm in the Factory. Contact Seth Alexander at seth.alexander@fotlinc.com for more information.

Foundry Valentine’s Dance Volunteers: The Foundry will be hosting a Valentine’s Dance and is looking for volunteers to join in the dancing fun! Contact Sarah Kinnicutt at skinnicutt@thefoundrybg.org to sign up. Friday, February 17 at 6 pm at the Foundry (531 W 11th Ave).

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ELC Open House & Book Fair@2 pm, ELC Wing

BAM: Honduras Follow-Up Meeting@12 pm, Factory

Phoenix Rising Fundraiser@5-8 pm, Griff’s Deli

Y.E.S. Group Game Day@1 pm, Cup of Hope

Dinner With the Pastors @5:30-7:30 pm, MAC

Wednesdays at Broadway@5 pm, MAC & Cup of Hope

Wednesdays at Broadway@5 pm, MAC & Cup of Hope

Wednesdays at Broadway@5 pm, MAC & Cup of Hope

Kids Zone Worship Team Rehearsal@6-7 pm, Room 207

Ash Wednesday@6:45 pm, Sanctuary

Ladies’ Potluck with Purpose@6 pm, Cup of Hope

Charge Conference Meeting@7 pm, Choir Room

Dementia Support Group@10 am, Minton Conf. Rm.Y.E.S. Group Potluck@12 pm, Cup of HopeEmpty Bowls Fundraiser@5 pm, Sloan C.C.

Foundry Valentine’s Dance@6 pm, Foundry

Lil’ Angels Attic Sale@9 am - 7 pm, MAC

Lil’ Angels Attic Sale@8 am - 12 pm, MAC

CELEBRATION STORY

International Centerof KentuckyAs we continue to live into our inviting spirit in 2017, Broadway has welcomed new partnerships to support the Bowling Green community. The International Center of Kentucky is one of those partners.

The center is a refugee resettlement agency started in 1981 that addresses the needs of refugees and immigrants in their assimilation and integration into community life by providing employment, educational, housing, and other social services.

WHY THE CENTER IS NEEDED:

42 MILLION PEOPLE HAVE BEEN UPROOTED WORLDWIDE

Of the 42 million...

• 839,000 are asylum seekers.• 6.6 million are stateless people.• 15.2 million are refugees.• 80% of refugees are women, children, and elderly.

WHAT CAN I DO TO HELP?- The entire month of February all loose dollar bills given in the offering will go toward supporting the work of the International Center of Kentucky.

- Visit their website icofky.org to learn more about the center and how you can become a volunteer!