WOODBURN CHRISTIAN CHURCH in submission to God's will under the authority of the Bible, is committed to connecting lives with God through Jesus Christ . We do this through service, fellowship, worship, discipleship and evangelism. MISS A SUNDAY? Sometimes you just can’t make it in. We get it! And while we know how important it is to be together, we do record our worship services for those who can’t be here, but want to stay caught up! Sunday morning services are broadcast on our local WCAT —Channel 5. Mondays, Wednesdays, and Fridays at 7:00 AM and Sundays at 7:00 AM & 5:00 PM. You can also view last week’s service online at www.WoodburnChristianChurch.org. 1 OFFICE HOURS: Monday, Wednesday & Thursday 8 a.m. to 12:30 p.m. 1 p.m. to 5:00 p.m. Tuesday - 8:00 a.m. to 12:30 p.m. EMAIL: office@ woodburnchristianchurch.org PHONE: 503-981-9423 Mike Smith Pastor Bill Coleman Worship Minister Benne Miller Congregational Chairman Jim Jaggers Chairman of the Elders ELDERS: Jim Jaggers Rick Stewart Sunday School: A Study of Paul’s Letters With Jim Earles in Room 2. Sundays at 9:30 AM Women of the Bible With Benne Miller in the Library. Sundays at 9:30 AM Midweek: Study of the Gospel of Luke With Pastor Mike in the Fellowship Hall. Wednesdays at 6:30 PM
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WOODBURN CHRISTIAN CHURCH
in submission to God's will under the authority of the Bible,
is committed to connecting lives with God through Jesus Christ .
We do this through service, fellowship, worship,
discipleship and evangelism.
MISS A SUNDAY?
Sometimes you just can’t make it in. We get it! And while we know how
important it is to be together, we do record our worship services for those
who can’t be here, but want to stay caught up!
Sunday morning services are broadcast on our local WCAT
—Channel 5. Mondays, Wednesdays, and Fridays at 7:00 AM
and Sundays at 7:00 AM & 5:00 PM.
You can also view last week’s service online at www.WoodburnChristianChurch.org.
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OFFICE HOURS: Monday, Wednesday & Thursday 8 a.m. to 12:30 p.m. 1 p.m. to 5:00 p.m.
Tuesday - 8:00 a.m. to 12:30 p.m.
EMAIL: office@ woodburnchristianchurch.org PHONE: 503-981-9423 Mike Smith Pastor Bill Coleman Worship Minister Benne Miller Congregational Chairman Jim Jaggers Chairman of the Elders ELDERS: Jim Jaggers Rick Stewart
Sunday School:
A Study of Paul’s Letters
With Jim Earles in Room 2.
Sundays at 9:30 AM
Women of the Bible
With Benne Miller
in the Library.
Sundays at 9:30 AM
Midweek:
Study of the Gospel of Luke
With Pastor Mike
in the Fellowship Hall.
Wednesdays at 6:30 PM
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There is always a place for
you to lend a hand. From as-
sisting with Sunday Morning
Fellowship Time between Sun-
day Services to cleaning up
after a church event. Let us
know if you would like to serve.
If you have a prayer request,
you may contact Vicki Spencer
at 503-982-2027 or call the
church office at 503-981-9423.
Giving is one way many of
us can easily participate
in the Great Commission
of sharing the Gospel to
Get connected in God’s
Word with other believers.
You can easily join in one of
our Sunday morning Sunday
School classes, or mid-week
Bible Studies. For more
information visit us online at
woodburnchristianchurch.org
or call the church office.
Baby Bottle
Boomerang
Thanks to all who filled a
baby bottle with donations
for the Pregnancy Care
Centers’ annual Baby Bot-
tle Boomerang. Our church
family donated $1,407.67
this year.
Annual Church
Congregational Meeting
Sunday, August 11th
The meeting will be held immediately following
second service to approve the next fiscal year
budget which begins September 2019. Pro-
posed budget for 2019-2020 is posted on the
bulletin board in the foyer.
Social Dinner
Sunday, August 18th
12:00 NOON
Family Camp Wi-Ne-Ma Christian Camp Create Lasting Family Memories
Labor Day Weekend
August 30 th - September 2nd
Wi-Ne-Ma Family Camp seeks to
strengthen family relationships by of-
fering opportunities to learn biblical
principles for families today, to wor-
ship and play together. Featured
speaker this year is Derek Voorhees,
President of Boise Bible College.
For more information, or to register:
www.winema.org
Septemberfest A Camp for Seniors
September 9 th - 12th
Featured speakers this year are
Gary Snavely, Pastor of Hermiston
First Christian Church and Steve
Richardson, retired Pastor and
Professor at Hope International
University.
For more information, or to register:
www.winema.org
Friends of Wi-Ne-Ma Day
Benefit Auction Saturday, September 14 th
10:00 AM - 4:00 PM
Camping, Entertainment, Lunch, Bidding,
Giving and more.
$30 per person or $80 per family
For more information, or to register:
www.winema.org
Themed Basket Competition
for Benefit Auction
Enter our competition for a chance to win one
of two youth camp scholarships for the 2020
camping season. Creating a basket is a fun
project for church groups and individuals
alike. All proceeds benefit the ministry of
Wi-Ne-Ma Christian Camp.
Medical Equipment Ministry
We have a position available for a person to
clean medical equipment which comes to us
through donations, or borrowed equipment re-
turned to us. Minimal time commitment is re-
quired monthly. Contact Carla who heads this
ministry or Sherry in the church office.
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sub35con A Weekend Retreat For Those 18-39
Oregon Christian Convention Center
September 6th
- 8th
Come serve the Christian community in
Oregon by making connections and
friendships across the state.
Community
Experiential Worship
Games & Recreation
Small Groups
For more information, or to register:
www.sub35con.com
I want to thank my Church
Family for the prayers, the
cards, and the Get Well
Basket that I have received
while recovering from back
surgery. Thank you so
much for everything, so
very much!
Bob Price
Thank you so much for the
Joy Basket, they are so
much fun! I appreciate the
offers to drive me to thera-
py from everyone, but more
than anything, I appreciate
your prayers.
Love in Christ,
Anne Lanning
A Word of Thanks
Dear Church Family,
Thank you so much for the
“Joy Basket”. I appreciate
the love and thoughtfulness
that brightened my day all
week.
God is good!
Ellis Frazier
1 7PM - 9:30PM
El Sembrador
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6PM— Game Night at
Benne’s
4 12:00PM—
Ladies Dine-Out
at the RAM in
Wilsonville
5 6PM—
Elders Mtg.
6 7PM - 9:30PM
El Sembrador
7 6:30PM - Bible
Study at Church
8 7PM - 9:30PM
El Sembrador
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10 6PM— Game Night at
Benne’s
11 12:00PM— Annual Church
Congregational
Meeting - Vote
on Fiscal Year
Budget
12 6PM— Elders Mtg.
13 9:30AM—
JOY BOX
7PM - 9:30PM
El Sembrador
14 6:30PM - Bible
Study at Church
15 7PM - 9:30PM
El Sembrador
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17 6PM— Game Night at
Benne’s
18 12:00PM— Social Dinner
19 6PM - Elders,
Deacons &
Deaconesses
Meetings
7PM - Monthly
Congregational
Business Meeting
20 7PM - 9:30PM
El Sembrador
21 6:30PM - Bible
Study at Church
22 7PM - 9:30PM
El Sembrador
23 24 6PM—
Game Night at
Benne’s
25 26 6PM— Church Prayer
Time
27 7PM - 9:30PM
El Sembrador
28 6:30PM - Bible
Study at Church
29 7PM - 9:30PM
El Sembrador
30 31 9AM - Men’s
Breakfast at
Country Cottage
Restaurant
6PM— Game Night at
Benne’s
FAMILY CAMP - AUGUST 30th through SEPTEMBER 2nd
Sun Mon Tue Wed Thu Fri Sat
AUGUST
El Sembrador
Sunday Worship Service
1:00 PM - 3:30 PM
Tuesday: 7:00 - 9:30 PM
Thursday: 7:00 - 9:30 PM
Woodburn Christian Church
Sunday Worship Services
9 AM & 10:45 AM
Sunday School - 9:30 AM
Children’s Church - 10:45 AM
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“In February 1945, Bill Morse, one of those instrumental in founding Wi-Ne-Ma Christian Camp, wrote in a letter to
‘Pastors, Churches, and Christian people in the state of Oregon’…’It seems this haven of peace by the sea should
be purchased for the benefit of Christian youth and people where they might go for retreats, recreation, and wor-
ship; developing as Christ would have them, in wisdom, stature, and in favor with God and man.’ Seventy-five
years later the Camp administrators continue to reach out to invite your participation in the development of Wi-Ne-
Ma Christian Camp. Many of the facilities date back to those early days. The effects of time, climate, and usage
have taken their toll. A concerted effort to restore, replace, or rebuild the Camp’s facilities beginning with the south
end of Camp, is being launched.
Last fall an initiative to raise funds to develop the Camp, with the goal to raise $750,000 in honor of the seventy-
five years of ongoing ministry through youth camps and family conferences. The response has been tremendous.
From the Friends of Wi-Ne-Ma Day special offering, through Giving Tuesday, into the Christmas giving season,
and beyond, to date, $363,000 has been given or promised. The Camp has received gifts from estate distribution,
property, memorial gifts, and cash gifts. Currently the board is considering the Camp’s strategic plan alongside the
physical and program development needs. Please pray as they take the next few months to gather information
and seek direction for these efforts.
Your prayers are one way to be involved in Camp and are the foundation of the ministry. Here are five areas to
talk with God about the Camp:
Pray for safe and healthy summers. Pray for safety and health for campers and staff, especially for those
who provide health care.
Pray for the staff. Realize that the program staff is made up of volunteers who invest a week of their time in
the lives of the campers. Pray for their endurance and energy. Pray that God would give them the words and
smiles to meet each camper where he or she is and to make them feel loved. Pray also for the support staff;
for the kitchen, maintenance, housekeeping, and administrative people who work so hard to make camp a
special place.
Pray for the campers. The aim is for the campers to know that God cares for them through their experience at
Camp, and for them to have the opportunity to hear and respond to the call of Christ upon their lives.
Pray for the leadership staff. Each camp or conference session is led by a program director and leadership
team that has spent months planning and preparing for that camp session. Pray that God will use their efforts
in a special way to connect with campers and participants.
Pray that the glory will be to God. Wi-Ne-Ma is a Christ-centered camp with the primary goal to glorify God
in all things. Pray that God would use everything that happens at Wi-Ne-Ma for His purpose and His glory.
By praying you can be an active participant in the good that the Lord is doing in this place.”
A 75th anniversary celebration featuring a production of “The Passion of Christ” will be held on Saturday, August
17th at 7:00 p.m. at First Christian Church (now Friends Center) 200 South College Street in Newberg.
