A warm welcome to all as we gather as God's people to worship the Lord. May our worship strengthen your faith and desire to serve him who loves us with an everlasting love in Christ Jesus.
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A warm welcome to all as we gather as God's people to worship the Lord. May our worship strengthen your faith and desire to serve him who loves us with an everlasting love in Christ Jesus. |
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Weavers
Mennonite
Church Called into God's Family, we join together to be transformed through worship, to nurture one another, to be equipped to serve Jesus Christ, and to carry out His mission in the world. |
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Worship in Song c/o Larry Sauder Worship in Hymns Marvin Slabaugh Message, "…On Earth As It Is In Heaven" Richard
Bowman First Fruits Giving Sharing & Prayer Time Announcements, Benediction & Verse of Song (Announcements that missed the bulletin may be given to the Worship Leader to be announced)
(Caregivers are on standby when no children are present-parents please notify an usher if you take your child to the nursery and there is not a caregiver present.) Hearing assistance units are available from the ushers A Spanish translation is provided via transmitters. Units are available from an usher
Wednesday, July 9 Saturday, July 12 Worship Celebration Sunday July 13 Upcoming Events Announcements Weaver's visitation committee is having their quarterly meeting July
9th at 1:00pm in Shady Oak. We welcome anyone who would be interested
in joining us with the desire to begin visiting members of our congregation.
Also if you are interested in being visited please call the office to
let Sandy Good know of your interest. Our offerings from Vacation Bible School for Heifer Projects for bee hives totaled $978.39. Don't miss the delicious Hmong dinner prepared by the Hickory (N.C.) Hmong Mennonite Church and served at Virginia Conference assembly on Saturday, July 26, 5-6:00 p.m. at Eastern Mennonite School. You must reserve your meal by contacting Laura Campbell at (540)434-9727 or (800)707-5535 by July 15. The cost is $7.50; in addition, contributions for the Hmong congregation will be accepted. "Hope for All Peoples" highlights mission workers from three global locations on Friday, July 25, 6:45 p.m., part of Virginia Conference assembly, Eastern Mennonite School auditorium. Don't miss the stories of God at work, music, and tastes of international food. TranSend participants, long-term workers and VMC leaders will be commissioned. A World of Good Thrift Shop is seeking a halftime furniture supervisor. For more details, please contact Deb King at 540-433-8844, ext. 103, or giftandthrift@yahoo.com. Harrisonburg Gift & Thrift, Inc. needs volunteers for the summer. We especially need help sorting and pricing housewares in the afternoon, as well as dock workers (receiving donations) on Saturdays. These are both great jobs for two or three family members or friends to work at together. Please contact Deb King at 540-433-8844, ext. 103, or giftandthrift@yahoo.com. Thank you Burdette, Carolyn, Clay, Brian and Bradley for pulling onions,
staking tomatoes, cutting flowers and spraying smelly deer repellant on
plants. The Weavers Food Pantry garden welcomes your help, especially
on Tues. (6:30 to dusk) and Sat. (9 or 10 to noon) depending on the weather.
If weather is uncertain, you may call our cell phone to see if we are
in the garden - (540) 746-0403. The Virginia premiere of a new pro-life, family-friendly movie, "Come What May", is showing at the Court Square Theater in Harrisonburg at 3:00 and 5:30 p.m., Saturday, July 12. Tickets are available in advance at www.adventfilmgroup.com or at the box office on the day of the showing. Family discounts are available. Proceeds to benefit Harrisonburg Pregnancy Center, as well as the centers in Staunton and Edinburg.
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