september 2018 - outreach · 2018-08-30 · september 2018 inside this issue: praise & prayer...
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September 2018
I ns ide t h i s i ss ue :
● Praise & prayer p. 2
● September Volunteers p.3
● Calendar p. 4
● More from Moore p. 5
● Bible Reading plan p. 6
● Bits & Pieces p. 7
● Student Ministry p. 7
● Mission of the Month p. 8
Contemporary Christian Artist
Dan Bremnes has had several releases to the ra-
dio; was on Winter Jam 2017; and will be doing his
solo concert. If you enjoy Jason Gray or Josh Wil-
son, you should also enjoy Dan Bremnes. Look for
him on iTunes, YouTube and other online stream-
ing sites. TICKETS are available at Burnside
Christian Church, First Baptist Church of Car-
thage, and at Union Church of LaHarpe.
Tickets may also be purchased online at
www.thelegacytheater.com. Questions? Ask Mark
Nichols.
Ladies’ Freedom Conference on Satur-
day, September 29, 9 a.m. to 4 p.m. at Grace
Bible Church, Dallas City, IL. Speakers are
Karen Sanders from Fort Worth, TX. She has
been involved in ministering to women for over 30 years.
Rebecca Stewart is the conference coordinator and lives in
Dallas City. Conference sessions are “Trust brings Joy,”
“Rest brings Joy,” and “Freedom brings Joy.” Registration
is $20 by Sept. 1 and $25 after which includes continental
breakfast, lunch & snacks. Pick up a registration form at the
bulletin board and get a group of ladies to attend!
“Each one should use
whatever gift he has re-
ceived to serve others,
faithfully administering
God’s grace in its vari-
ous forms.” 1 Peter 4:10
To learn more about
One Family One Pur-
pose go to
www.onefamilyonepurpo
se.org
Saturday, Sept. 22, 2018
6:00 - 8:00 p.m.
or sell out
Fish or Chicken or Brisket
Sides | Dessert | Beverage
Cost: donation
Why? Raising funds to build a home in
Seymour, IA for a family who lost
their home in a tornado.
Dinner held at:
Burnside Christian Church
2088 E County Rd 2110
Burnside, IL
Praise:
For recoveries & rehabs:
Donna Faye Powelson
Peggy Lemley Marcia Stiller
Ethel Fellinger
Carolyn Whitehouse
Tyler Yager
Prayer:
Students, staff, administration, teachers returning to school of any age
Mary Wright - broken hip recovery
Dan Snyder-chronic back pain, tremors
Dennis Heineke - heart issues Marcus-brain cancer, on hospice; has
young family
The family of Stanley Davidson; Dennis
Willard (D Newton’s brother); Linda Finton (C Lemley’s sister); Jim Stinnett
Helen Vass - rehab/Klein Center
Stuart & Barbara Kelly - Stuart on hospice
Stephanie Schmitz-health Barb Caparoon - back pain
Ongoing Prayer Requests
Tony & Donna Newton
Bonnie McFarland
Freedom of Religion
Unsaved family & friends Persecuted Church
Laura Thomas - renewing visa to continue
with mission in Africa
Lil Lung - nursing home Brian Vance - ALS
Raymond Simmons - on hospice
Guy Thompson - kidney failure, dialysis
Linda Hughes - rehab @ Lexington Square in Keokuk-much improvement!
LaRae Roth
Doris Waller
Cancer:
Danny Quinn - lung cancer Melinda Briscoe - vertebrae collapsing
Mike Jarrett-kidney cancer
Randy Fleming - MDS/blood cancer
Nic Mershon-16 yrs - leukemia, chemo Nancy Easter - stomach & liver cancer
Sarah Ferguson Windham - multiple
myeloma (Charles & Missy’s daughter)
Larry Frey (K Harrison’s bro) cancer
Missions of the Month:
Tri-State Family Services St. Louis Christian College
Australian Christian Mission/Branhams
Tender Mercies/Midwest Food Bank
Aaron & Matti Penfield to the family at BCC.
Aaron is assistant camp manager at LaMoine and Matti
is his new bride. Both are baptized believers and want
to be a part of the BCC family as we minister together.
Burnside Beacon
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Staff:
Mark Nichols, Preaching Minister
217.357.4753
Rachael Moore, Children’s Director
309.333.5104 cell
Seth Tyler, Student Minister
217.357.1379
Debby Schmitz, Secretary
Ian Whitmore, 515-494-8653
Elders:
Wayne Caparoon 217.755.4378
Wayne Humphrey 217.219.1748
Jim Jefferson 217.242.4115
Office Contact:
217.746.3571
www.burnsidechristian.org
Hours: Mon.-Thurs. 8:00 a.m.-1:00 p.m.
Sunday Services:
Sunday School 8:30 a.m.
Worship & Jr. Church 9:45 a.m.
Sunday Night Youth Group
6th-8th grade: 4:30-6:30 p.m.
9th-12th grade: 6:00-8:00 p.m.
Through out the week:
Bible Studies / Small Groups at
various locations.
Can Do Kids: Thursdays, 3:30-5 p.m.
resume in fall
August
Attendance
8/5 SS ................ na
Church ....... 208
8/12 SS ................ 97
Church ....... 203
8/19 SS .............. 107
Church ....... 204
8/26 SS .............. 108
Church ....... 223
Find treasurer’s reports
in the bulletin or pick-up
a monthly report in the
fellowship hall.
Congratulations to Robert & Jane Menn as
they have two “new” granddaughters! Amori-
na Grace was adopted by TJ & Jenn Menn. The adop-
tion was final in August. TJ is now stationed at Fort
Campbell, KY. Emrie Faith was born to Misty & Kaleb
Menn August 19, 2018 in Greeley, CO.
September 2018 Volunteers
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Date Meditations Church Cleaners Nursery
Sept. 2 Seth Tyler
Week of Sept. 3-8: Tom & Dawn
Todd, Jim & Pam Jefferson, Al & Mary
Jo Frakes
0-2 yrs.: Donna Kleopfer, Sandy Kleopfer 2-3 yrs.: Elleanna Mantia, Pat Briscoe
Sept. 9 Lee Wibbell
Week of Sept. 10-15: Wayne & Barb
Caparoon, Kevin & Kim Deitrich, Keith
& Heather Mohr
0-2 yrs.: Brad & Elizabeth Dixon 2-3 yrs.: Brandon & Chelsie Bliss
Sept. 16 Keith Mohr
Week of Sept. 17-22: Frank Hutchins,
Susan Climer, Becky Humphrey, Lee &
Meghan Wibbell, Jacki Wibbell, Deana
Ferrill
0-2 yrs.: Allison Jacob, Linda Jacob 2-3 yrs.: Tera & Madi Cole
Sept. 23 Mel Roth
Week of Sept. 24-29: Don & Linda
Jacob, Brad & Elizabeth Dixon, JJ &
Tera Cole family
0-2 yrs.: Amanda & Sydney Grotts 2-3 yrs.: Lee & Meghan Wibbell
Sept. 30 Youth
Week of Oct. 1-6: Jordan & Danielle
Shuman, Mark & Lindsay Nichols, Mike
& Toni Carlisle, David Prior
0-2 yrs.: Sherry Bliss, Elyse Moore 2-3 yrs.: Michelle Jacob, Pam Jefferson
Mondays 5-6 p.m.
3 closed
10 Tami Carroll
17 Dianne Balmer
24 Sharon Wheatley
Wednesdays 9-10 a.m.
5 Janie Long
12 Linda Jacob
19 Carole Crum
26 Pam Jefferson
Food Pantry Volunteers
Door Greeters:
Dennis & Sharon Pettit
Jim & Pam Jefferson
Jr. Church Volunteers:
Emma Roth
Maryn Roth
Communion Preparer:
Florine Dixon
Coffee Ministry:
Florine Dixon
Servers:
Don Jacob
Kevin Deitrich
Brad Dixon
Dave Carroll
Mike Carlisle
David Prior
Zach Schulte
Tom Todd
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Sun Mon Tue Wed Thu Fri Sat
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Sunday Night Youth Group starting Sept. 16th
4:30-6:30 p.m. Middle Schoolers
6:00-6:30 p.m. food/snacks
6:00-8:00 p.m. High Schoolers
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GOLF BENEFIT
Sunday Night
Youth Group Kick-
Off 5-8 pm
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10
11
Ladies Bible
Study 9:30am
12
workday @
LaHarpe Nursing
Home 10am
13
14
15
Dan Bremnes con-
cert @ Legacy
Theater 6:30
16 Memorization Re-
ward Party
Sunday Night
Youth Group
17
18
Ladies Bible
Study 9:30am
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21
22
Benefit Meal for
One Family One
Purpose 6-8
23 Sunday Night
Youth Group
30 Sunday Night
Youth Group
YOUTH SUN
24
Men’s Fellowship -
Blandinsville
6:30 pm
25
Ladies Bible
Study 9:30am
26
See You at the
Pole
27 28 29
Ladies’ Freedom
Conference @
Grace Bible Ch,
Dallas City
September 2018
6-Scott & Laurie Cowser
12-Todd & Chelle Grotts
17-Lee & Meghan Wibbell
20-Mike & Michelle Bavery
22-Dennis & Sharon Pettit
2-Kevin Driskell
3-Dennis Schulte, Kaylee Kerr
4-Sally McPherson
5-Donna Kleopfer
6-Kale Carlisle, Maddie Quesenberry
8-Isaac Dixon
9-Toni Carlisle, Tami Carroll
11-Mitch Delozier, Liz Snyder
13-Robbie Vass
14-Keaton Roach
15-Bentley Fisher
16-Kevin Youngmeyer
17-Wilma Snyder
18-Elisha Nelson, Brynlei Shuman
22-Bernie McPherson
25-Wyatt Adams,
John Nelson
27-Jewel Nelson
28-Tyler Adams
30-Carol Tyler
September 2018
It’s time to have a little fun while making cookies! Look up each verse to find out which ingredi-ents you’ll need to make your cookies!
Scripture Cookies
“His talk is smooth as ____...”
Psalm 55:2
“...As people gathered abandoned,
___, so I gathered all the countries
…” Isaiah 10:14
“The Kingdom of Heaven is like
yeast that a woman took and mixed
into about 60 pounds of ___...”
Matthew 13:33
“A little ___ works through the
whole batch of dough.” Galatians
5:9 (substitute baking soda)
“...they must not drink grape juice
or eat grapes or ___.” Numbers 6:3
“Go up to the land flowing with milk
and ___.” Exodus 33:3
“...just as Christ loved us and gave
himself up for us a ____ offering…”
Ephesians 5:3 (vanilla is a fra-
grance)
“You are the ____ of the earth.”
Matthew 5:13
“I have perfumed my bed with
myrrh, aloes, and ___.”
Proverbs 7:17
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“Other seed fell among thorns,
which grew up and choked the
plants, so that they did not bear
__.” Mark 4:7 (Oats are a type of
grain.)
Bake:
1. Preheat oven to 350 degrees.
2. Beat honey and butter for 1 minute.
3. Add egg and vanilla, beat until well blended.
4. In separate bowl, combine flour, oats, baking
soda, salt & cinnamon.
5. Slowly add dry ingredients to the wet mixture.
6. Mix in raisins.
7. Bake for 13-16 minutes.
NIV was used for scripture references. Have fun
searching and eating!!
What is
Mom2Mom? The
journey of moth-
erhood: fueling each other through faith, fellow-
ship, and friendship. So, mom friend...need a
break? Join us every other Friday...for fun,
laughter and a quiet cup of coffee. Proudly wel-
coming Mothers of children ages birth through
childhood.
What to Expect: Brunch-can’t meet without food!
Discussion - connect with moms; grow & learn
together
Speakers - to give us insights and ideas
Crafts-fun, easy projects for even the least crafty
Childcare provided - kids have fun at M2M Kids
during M2M meetings
PLUS - Moms Nights Out and playdates
Meeting dates: Sept. 14 & 28; Oct. 12 & 26;
Nov. 9 & 30; Dec. 14; Jan. 11 & 25 and more.
2nd & 4th Fridays, 9:15-11:15 a.m. @ 1st Bap-
tist Church, Carthage.
Contact Heather 309-333-9221; Leah 407-403-
0989. on Facebook Western Illinois Mom2Mom
days, Fridays 8:00 a.m. - noon or Wednesdays 8:00 a.m. - 4:00 p.m. Email is [email protected] Web is www.tristatefamilyservices.org Phone is 217-357-3343
All information taken from the website, summer 2018 newsletter and a brochure about The Open Table.
Burnside Beacon
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Saturday, September 1 Ezekiel 18-19
Sunday, September 2 Ezekiel 20-21
Monday, September 3 Ezekiel 22-23
Tuesday, September 4 Ezekiel 24-27
Wednesday, September 5 Ezekiel 28-31
Thursday, September 6 Ezekiel 32-34
Friday, September 7 Ezekiel 35-37
Saturday, September 8 Ezekiel 38-39
Sunday, September 9 Ezekiel 40-41
Monday, September 10 Ezekiel 42-43
Tuesday, September 11 Ezekiel 44-45
Wednesday, September 12 Ezekiel 46-48
Thursday, September 13 Joel 1-3
Friday, September 14 Daniel 1-3
Saturday, September 15 Daniel 4-6
Sunday, September 16 Daniel 7-9
Monday, September 17 Daniel 10-12
Tuesday, September 18 Ezra 1-3
Wednesday, September 19 Ezra 4-6, Psalm 137
Thursday, September 20 Haggai 1-2
Friday, September 21 Zechariah 1-7
Saturday, September 22 Zechariah 8-14
Sunday, September 23 Esther 1-5
Monday, September 24 Esther 6-10
Tuesday, September 25 Ezra 7-10
Wednesday, September 26 Nehemiah 1-5
Thursday, September 27 Nehemiah 6-7
Friday, September 28 Nehemiah 8-10
Saturday, September 29 Nehemiah 11-13,
Psalm 126
Sunday, September 30 Malachi 1-4
Dear Church Family, Words cannot begin to ex-
press my gratitude and thanks for all the prayers,
cards, visits and messages of encouragement be-
fore and after my surgery. On days when I did not
feel so good I could feel your prayers and kind
words of encouragement. The time I spent in recov-
ery helped draw me into the presence of Jesus.
Your messages helped me rest in the provision of
God’s grace and the sufficiency of His power and
plan. Thank you and May God bless you,
Marcia Stiller
Thank you for the prayers, cards & your presence at
the services for my brother-Dennis Willard. It was so
appreciated. “When you pass through the waters, I
will be with you, and when you pass through the
rivers, they will not sweep over you. When you walk
through the fire you will not be burned; the flames
will not set you ablaze.” Isaiah 43:2. Thanks again
for the encouragement. We love you!
Tony & Donna Newton
Dear Burnside Christian Church,
Thank you for helping us fill our pantry before the
start of another exciting school year. Many social
activities to start the year will equal a lot of food
needed and we hope this means a lot of new rela-
tionships found. Please join us in prayer for food to
lead to relationships. Blessings,
Barry, Avery & Alicia (CSC Staff)
Thank you so much for giving me the opportunity to
go to LaMoine Christian Camp. I had a blast. Each
day was filled with all kinds of fun activities and I
met some awesome people. Most importantly I
came home with a stronger bond with God. Thanks
again! Summer R
September 2018
Area Men’s Fellowship - will
meet at Blandinsville Christian
Church on Monday, September 24,
6:30 p.m. Cody Stinnett of Vermont
Christian Ch will be the speaker.
Men’s PK Breakfast will not meet in Septem-
ber.
Beacon deadline for October 2018 issue is
Wednesday, September 19.
Food Pantry suggestions for September are
canned fruit, Jell-O/pudding mixes, pasta sauces.
Ladies Bible Study on Tuesdays, 9:30 a.m., at
the church begins September 11th. Material to
study “Listening to God.” All ladies are welcomed
to be a part of this study time. Contact for group
is Becky Humphrey.
Ladies Sunday School class is beginning new
material, “Building Your Strengths.” A new study,
a great time to join the class on Sunday morn-
ings at 8:30 a.m. Contact for class is Heather
Mohr.
Office will be closed Sept. 3 for Labor Day.
There were 150 men attended the Fish Fry and a
free will offering of $2,483 + was taken for
LaMoine Camp. A BIG THANK YOU to ALL who
helped make the Fish Fry go so well!
FAMILY CAMP @ LAMOINE CHRISTIAN
CAMP is Friday, August 31-Monday, September
3. This camp is offered on a free-will donation.
Please register your family by calling 217-654-
2238. Let camp know what day(s) you plan to
attend and how many people to expect. Please
leave a message if there is no one available to
assist you. A limited number of male, female cab-
ins are available.
LaMoine Christian Camp & Campus Students for
Christ 27th Annual Golf Outing & Cookout will be Saturday, September 8th at the Harry
Mussatto Golf Course, 1215 Tower Road, Ma-
comb. Cost is $60/person that includes 18 holes
of golf with cart, 2 Mulligans, a door prize, and
lunch. Registration at 7 a.m. with Shotgun Start
at 8 a.m. Lunch is served at Campus Students
for Christ after the outing. Please register by
September 1 with Campus Students for Christ by
email: [email protected] or call 309-837-4787
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CASA Volunteers Needed
Court Appointed Special Advocates are trained
community volunteers appointed by a judge to
speak up for abused or neglected children in
court. Hancock County Volunteers Needed! Come
to orientation to hear more about his important
volunteer opportunity on Friday, September 14, at
NOON. This will last 20-30 minutes, snacks pro-
vided. Meet at the CASA Office, First Baptist
Church, 601 Main St., Carthage. Park in alley and
go in backdoor where CASA office located. Call
Mandy Humphry with your RSVP or more info at
319-795-3714 or email [email protected].
BCC Student Ministry’s
K - I - C - K - O - F - F
to F - A - L - L
Sunday Night Youth Kick-off is on Sat-
urday, September 8th, 5-8 p.m. at LaMoine Camp.
Rides available from IWHS at 4:30 p.m.
Sunday Night Youth will meet on Sunday night,
September 16 and each Sunday following with
Middle Schoolers meeting 4:30-6:30 p.m. Rides
available from IWHS at 4:15 returning about 6:45.
High Schoolers are meeting 6:00-8:00 p.m.
Rides available from IWHS at 5:45 returning about
8:15.
Wednesday Morning Bible Study for Middle
Schoolers will start at 7:45 a.m. Listen for an-
nouncements at school for start date and place.
Tuesday Morning Coffee & Donuts will be at First
Baptist Church at 7:15 a.m. for the High Schoolers.
Watch for announcement of start date.
SEE YOU AT THE POLE is Wednesday, Sep-
tember 26th before school. Check with Seth for
complete details.
Invite your friends and make this the best
Sunday Night Youth Group ever! Follow
the latest on FB and IG @burnsidestudentministry
or “thetrickshot” (Seth) on SC. Text Seth or email
him at [email protected]
Burnside Christian Church
2088 E. County Road 2110
Burnside, IL 62330-4019
Non-Profit Organization
U.S. Postage
PAID Carthage, IL 62321
Permit #27
Tri-State Family Services is a local mission with
their home base in Carthage, IL. A board of direc-
tors, volunteers, and executive director Sherry
Bliss open their door to help women & men devel-
op a stronger, healthier family.
The summer of 2018 they welcomed an intern,
Beth Ann Robinson, from Appalachian Bible Col-
lege in Beckley, West Virginia. She helped wherev-
er needed focusing on computers, stocking the
thrift store, working in the pantry and helping with
KAMMO.
The summer of 2018 has been busy serving 23
new clients, 967 returning clients, and giving away
2 new cribs. Remodeling is in progress. Upstairs at
the center the kitchen and dining room area has
been opened up to make it larger. The living room
and bathroom were also remodeled while the ceil-
ing downstairs was repaired after a leak from the
upstairs bathtub. All services continued throughout
the remodeling.
Open Table Update - A family of 6 graduated from
Open Table (they actually spoke at the annual ban-
quet March 2018) and the application process for a
new sister to begin a one-year commitment is un-
derway.
Open Table is a national organization that recruits
local volunteers who are trained to encourage and
be advocates for individuals/families that have a
need to make changes in their lives. These volun-
teers help the individual/family to establish goals,
hold them accountable, develop an overall plan
and implement it - to create change in their life. If
you would like to learn more about Open Table,
visit www.theopentable.org or contact TSFS.
Upcoming at TSFS are new classes that consist of
a cooking class, a sewing class, and an improved
American Sign Language (ASL) class.
The Semi-Annual Yard/Bake Sale will be Septem-
ber 5 & 6. “Take what you need, Pay what you
can” with some larger items & baked goods priced.
Donations will be accepted Sept. 5th, 7am-noon.
Yard Sale begins Sept. 5th 1-5 p.m. & Sept. 6th 7
a.m. - 4 p.m. Location: 603 Walnut St., Carthage.
Volunteers are always needed! Contact the center to learn more. One day of training is required with the next training day Wednesday, September 26, 8:00 a.m.-2:00 p.m. Other ways to help are through donations of stamps, copier paper, diapers (sz 3-5), crib sheets, paper towels, grocery sacks, food (food pantry) and money.
To contact Tri-State Family Services visit them at 603 Walnut St., Carthage on Tuesdays, Thurs-