WELCOME BACK, Jack Marshall. His address is 220 Wynbrook Court, Nashville, TN 37221. Phone is (615) 305-7941. CELEBRATION OF LIFE SERVICE for Chuck Ross will be held at 2:00 pm next Sunday, September 29, at Lipscomb University's Allen Area. HAPPY BIRTHDAY to Mildred Crouch, who will celebrate her 94th birthday on Tuesday, October 1. Birthday greetings can be sent to her at 4913 Lynmont Drive, Nashville, TN 37215. WEEKLY GIVING is now available online. Go to www.hillsboro.org and click on "online giving" for an easy, convenient and secure way to participate in the Lord's work at Hillsboro. This opportunity is especially helpful if you are traveling and unable to contribute during our Sunday morning service. ROOM IN THE INN AT HILLSBORO will be held each Saturday night, December 7 through February 22. The opportunity to sign up to help with this ministry begins in October. We will need folks to host, prepare meals, drive the bus, provide toiletry items, launder linens, etc. For more information, please contact Beth Chambers (376.0142). WEDNESDAY FELLOWSHIP MEAL this week is oven-fried chicken, succotash, baked potatoes, jello salad, rolls and banana pudding. HOSTS: Oasis & Mid- Lifers NEWS & NOTES ELDERS | Larry Boyd, Jim Brownlee, Bruce Church, Steve Church, David Davidson, Ron Feenstra, Mike Green, Phil Henry, Sid Smith; MINISTER | Daniel Hope; ASSOCIATE MINISTERS | A. M. Burton, Randall Pardue; FAMILY | John Conger; YOUTH | Joseph Mankin, Kinsley Sells; CHILDREN | Sheila Montgomery; MINISTRY ASSISTANTS | Kellene Adams, Susie Cronin, Teresa Green, Corine Jackson; BUSINESS MGR | Barbara Fox; FACILITIES | Sonny Jones 5800 Hillsboro Pike, Nashville, TN 37215 Phone 615.665.0014 | Fax 615.665.2874 www.hillsboro.org www. twitter.com/hillsborocofc www.facebook.com/hillsborocofc PRAYERS MEMBERS: • Ron Feenstra - tests • Harold Mitchell - St. Thomas West, #718 • Conner Hall, Annette Johnson, Linda Kelso, Ann Marsh, Richard & Janice Sweeney, Sherrie Tipton, Judy Williams, Elynor Williamson FAMILY & FRIENDS: • Christine Brashear, mother of Belinda Brownlee • Chris and Cindy Elwell • Lauren Gregory, cousin of Ben Miller • Judy Jones, wife of John Moore's co- worker Dwayne Jones • George McIntosh, former member • Norman Parker, grandfather of Lauren Castles • Dave Perkins, friend of Phil Henry • Carole Pettus, sister of Dianne Griffith • Garry Quarles, friend of Howard Harris • Amelia Rogers, cousin of Keith Speers • Nick Rynott, nephew of David Abbey • Betty Tice, mother of Karen Shelton MILITARY: • Milo Frazier • Jeremy Walker • Parker Lockhart (former member) 135 Westfield Court, Apt 109, Clarksville, TN 37040 THE RECORD September 15 ATTENDANCE Bible Study 446 AM Worship 732 PM Worship 339 Wednesday 438 AM WORSHIP Welcome, Reading & Prayer | Paul Nance Rise Up, O Men of God | #553 | Joseph Binkley Our God Reigns | #967 In Heavenly Love Abiding | #322 Lead Me to Calvary | #384 Lord's Supper | John McMeen, Sr. Here in This Place | screen Offering | Shane Frazier Father, I Adore You | #850 Dismiss to Children's Worship Heavenly Sunlight | #708 Hallelujah, Praise Jehovah | #200 "Uprooting Bitterness" | Daniel Hope Lord, Reign in Me | screen Family News | Joseph Mankin The Joy of the Lord | screen Prayer | Brendan Green Card Collection Drew Bricker, Nathan Davidson Bennett Hall, Elan Henton, Levi Marshall Henry McQueen, Kody Smith PM WORSHIP Chapel • Daniel Hope, "I Will Rejoice" (Philippians 1) Life Groups • See Fall Brochure HYG Devo • home of Matt Binkley Lads to Leaders • Pathfinders' Area Children's Bible Hour • #211 Next Week's Chapel Speaker • Randall Pardue BIRTHDAYS September 24 Karen Church, Mark Hise Laura Anne Grayson Sam Rosenblum September 25 Norman Fox, Foster Hawkins Jane Kopf, Anne McPherson Karen Tidwell, Maddie Sullivan Ruthie Sullivan September 26 Meri-Jacalyn Williams Clifton McPherson September 27 John Bradley, Ben Lowery September 28 Parker Bronson, J. C. Short Jessica Richardson September 29 John Coles Sue Warrington September 30 Mark Ballinger, Leslie Britt Pierce Hope, Anne Wright October 1 Mildred Crouch ANNIVERSARIES September 22 Mark & Emily Hise (6) John & Mary Jo Tuley (12) September 26 Kevin & Rachel Crawley (4) Tommy & Annette Hawkins (44) September 30 Clay & Tennyson Magness (13) Charles & Myra Robinson (41) UPCOMING EVENTS Sunday, September 22 • Children's Worship | Pathfinders' Common Area • Children's Bible Hour | 6:00 pm | #211 • HYG Devo @ Binkleys' | Vans leave HCC @ 5:50 • Lads to Leaders & Leaderettes (1st - 6th) 6:00 pm | Pathfinders' area • Praise, Prayer & Teaching | 6:00 pm | Chapel • Life Groups | 6:00 pm | Various Monday, September 23 • Inner City Ministry | 7:00 pm Wednesday, September 25 • Needlework Outreach | 5:00 pm | East FH • 4:12 University Class | 5:15 pm | Chapel • Fellowship Meal | 5:30 pm | FH • "Believing God" | 6:30 pm | #221 • FriendSpeak | 6:45 pm • Bible Classes for all ages | 6:45 pm Sunday, September 29 • Children's Worship • Children's Bible Hour | 6:00 pm | #211 • Lads to Leaders & Leaderettes (1st - 6th) 6:00 pm | Pathfinders' area • Praise, Prayer & Teaching | 6:00 pm | Chapel • Life Groups | 6:00 pm | Various CALENDAR HILLSBORO HERALD Glorifying God Together HILLSBORO CHURCH OF CHRIST | September 22, 2013 BIGNIGHT is open to all current 7th - 12th graders, families and friends. The cost is $5 per person at the gate. Musical guest is Daniel Anderson (from Wilderness Expeditions). Volunteers are needed for this event: van drivers, parking attendants, setup crew, registration team, food/drink servers, cooks (burgers & dogs), bonfire attendants and cleanup crew. Sign up at the News & Notes table. Directions and more information can be found at hillsboro.org/ bignight. Hillsboro is providing baked cookies for the approximately 400 teens and families from area-wide congregations. Please bring one dozen cookies labeled with "BIGNIGHT" to the youth kitchen on Sunday morning, October 6. EVENT SCHEDULE 4:00 - Leave from Hillsboro 5:00 - Gates Open 5:15 - Dinner Served ($5) 7:00 - Bonfire and Worship 8:00 - Head Home
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WELCOME BACK, Jack Marshall. His address is 220 Wynbrook Court, Nashville, TN 37221. Phone is (615) 305-7941.
CELEBRATION OF LIFE SERVICE for Chuck Ross will be held at 2:00 pm next Sunday, September 29, at Lipscomb University's Allen Area.
HAPPY BIRTHDAY to Mildred Crouch, who will celebrate her 94th birthday on Tuesday, October 1. Birthday greetings can be sent to her at 4913 Lynmont Drive, Nashville, TN 37215.
WEEKLY GIVING is now available online. Go to www.hillsboro.org and click on "online giving" for an easy, convenient and secure way to participate in the Lord's work at Hillsboro. This opportunity is especially helpful if you are traveling and unable to contribute during our Sunday morning service.
ROOM IN THE INN AT HILLSBORO will be held each Saturday night, December 7 through February 22. The opportunity to sign up to help with this ministry begins in October. We will need folks to host, prepare meals, drive the bus, provide toiletry items, launder linens, etc. For more information, please contact Beth Chambers (376.0142).
WEDNESDAY FELLOWSHIP MEAL this week is oven-fried chicken, succotash, baked potatoes, jello salad, rolls and banana pudding. HOSTS: Oasis & Mid-Lifers
NEWS & NOTES
ELDERS | Larry Boyd, Jim Brownlee, Bruce Church, Steve Church, David Davidson, Ron Feenstra, Mike Green, Phil Henry, Sid Smith; MINISTER | Daniel Hope; ASSOCIATE MINISTERS | A. M. Burton, Randall Pardue; FAMILY | John Conger; YOUTH | Joseph Mankin, Kinsley Sells; CHILDREN | Sheila Montgomery; MINISTRY ASSISTANTS | Kellene Adams, Susie Cronin, Teresa Green, Corine Jackson; BUSINESS MGR | Barbara Fox; FACILITIES | Sonny Jones
6:00pm|Pathfinders'area• Praise, Prayer & Teaching | 6:00 pm | Chapel• Life Groups | 6:00 pm | Various
CALENDAR
H I L L S B O R O H E R A L DGlorifying God Together
H I L L S B O R O C H U R C H O F C H R I S T | S e p t e m b e r 2 2 , 2 0 1 3
BIGNIGHT is open to all current 7th - 12th graders, families and friends. The cost is $5 per person at the gate. Musical guest is Daniel Anderson (from Wilderness Expeditions). Volunteers are needed for this event: van drivers, parking attendants, setup crew, registration team, food/drink servers, cooks (burgers & dogs), bonfire attendants and cleanup crew. Sign up at the News & Notes table. Directions and more information can be found at hillsboro.org/bignight.
Hillsboro is providing baked cookies for the approximately 400 teens and families from area-wide congregations. Please bring one dozen cookies labeled with "BIGNIGHT" to the youth kitchen on Sunday morning, October 6.
EVENT SCHEDULE4:00 - Leave from Hillsboro5:00 - Gates Open5:15 - Dinner Served ($5)7:00 - Bonfire and Worship8:00 - Head Home
The HHH mission is to be a home away from home for patients and caregivers seeking medical treatment in Nashville hospitals by providing lodging, meals
and other supportive services.
At the beginning of the calendar year, our class made individual New Year's resolutions that we shared with the class. Many of us wanted to spend more time in service to others. So we began to think about something we could do for others outside of church. We found HHH and liked their mission and what they were providing for those who couldn't afford housing while they were caring for loved ones in local hospitals. We began making dinner for them on a monthly basis. We all have worked together to provide meals for the people at HHH. I think it's been great because it has brought us closer as a class while bringing Christ's love to others. I also think it has spurred us to create other opportunities for fellowship and service. —Anna Rose Anderson
MEALS FOR NEW MOMSDid you know that in less than a year
14 babies have been born to our Hillsboro families and seven more are expected in the next several months? Did you know that when mom and baby go home from the hospital, there is a ministry at Hillsboro that provides several meals for these families?
Our Young Marrieds, Friends in Faith and Family Experience classes have been involved in this ministry for several years. As Hillsboro continues to grow in number, there is an increased need for invlovement from others in our church family. The meals can be homemade or takeout, and suggestions are provided by the new mom and dad.
Get rid of all bitterness, rage and anger, brawling and slander, along with every form of malice.
—Ephesians 4:31
The seed of bitterness is ___________________________ ___________.
___________ people ___________ people.
WHILE YOU CAN’T ALWAYS AVOID A HARD ___________, YOU CAN AVOID A HARD
______________.
Five suggestions for uprooting bitterness:
1. Accept _________________________________.
2. Assess your ____________________________________.
3. Process your _____________.
4. Extend your _____________.
5. Cancel the _____________.
CHILDREN'S MINISTRYCLASSROOM CHANGE
It's an exciting time to be involved with the children's ministry! As we continue to experience growth, there is a need from time to time to make classroom changes. The 2s' class ismovingup! Today is thefirstday intheir new classroom—#204 (upstairs in the old building).
Today, Lads to Leaders will be in charge of the worship service for Belmont Village (4206 Stammer Place, Nashville). We will meet there at 3:45, and the boys
will lead a devo at 4:00. After the devo, we will meet in the Hillsboro FH for a pizza party at 5:00. Families bring $7 for pizza; girls bring 2-liter drinks; boys bring desserts. RSVP to [email protected].
PATHFINDERS' DRAMA PERFORMANCE Wednesday evening, October 9, the 1st
and 2nd graders will be performing in the drama area. Everyone is invited to come and watch these children put into action the biblical truths they have been learning. Parents are especially encouraged to attend.
•SUNDAY DEVO—TONIGHT All students are invited to the home of Matt Binkley. Vans leave from Hillsboro at 5:50 and return around
8:30. Please bring a friend and a 2-liter drink or your favorite dessert.
• FLAG FOOTBALL—TODAY All games are held at JT Moore Middle School.
Honey Bears (7th - 12th grade girls) 2:00 pm vs Woodmont B
Bears (10th - 12th grade boys) 4:00 pm vs Woodmont
Cubs (7th - 9th grade boys) 4:00 pm vs Woodmont
• PB&J—SEPTEMBER 26 HYG girls are encouraged to join Kinsley at the Brentwood Panera at 6:30 pm. They will be going through the book Captivating. Please purchase the book; study guide will be provided.
GREECE
Let's Start Talking. Advertisement. Athens Views 6 September 2013: 31
The above ad was listed in a recent copy of the weekly newspaper, Athens Views. "Let's Start Talking" is the program used overseas to help non-English speaking people improve their language skills and learn more about the good news of Christ. The classes are being held at Omonia Church of Christ, where Hillsboro-supported missionaries, Alex and Eleni Melirrytos, work.
Creating Life-Changing Conversations
"One of our friends in FriendSpeak has almost no problem carrying on a good conversation in English. But we encountered “sin” in our reading last Wednesday night. The word obviously had never come up in any other context this person had experienced. First attempts at saying it came out “sing.” What does it say about our society when someone has lived here long enough to interact well with Americans, can read most English words without hesitation, and yet something like “sin” has never come up? What does it say about FriendSpeak that this word, its meaning and what we can do about it is explained one friend to another? Join us and help an international friend." —Henry
"How many programs are there to reach the lost where the participants actually arrive at our very own building and in essence say 'please read the Bible to me'? The only requirements needed for the 'teacher' are simply to be able to hear and to show up on Wednesday evenings. Could any mission be simpler or more rewarding? Please, please volunteer to help these wonderful individuals." —Susan
our October 1 potluck luncheon. He and his wife, Amy, who have three children—Nolan, Bennett and Conner—are active members of Hillsboro and the FX (Family Experience) class. Nathan will talk about his recent mission trip to Ecuador where he and several others worked with Hillsboro supported missionaries, Rusty and Laura Campbell. The focus of the trip was to offer spiritual and medical help in the jungle of Ecuador. Remember to bring your favorite side or dessert to share with the group.
Upcoming Trips• October 19 | Beersheba Springs Tour and
Lunch in Manchester, TN
• November 23 | Paris Landing State Park Inn and Restaurant
• December 14 | Campground Christmas Lights ($3.00 per person)
PRAYERS WITH ELDERSTwo of our elders, Bruce Church and
David Davidson, are available to pray with our members and visitors. During the invitation song please go to the foyer area or to room #110 (across from Daniel's office). During the week contact them directly — Bruce (377-6970; [email protected]) or David (832-6671; [email protected]).
VOLUNTEERS ARE NEEDED FOR THIS EVENT:Van drivers, parking attendants, setup crew, registration team, food/drink servers, cooks (burgers & dogs), bonfire attendants, cleanup crew, etc. Please sign up at the News & Notes table.
