Camarillo Church of Christ515 Temple Ave., Camarillo, CA
93010805-482-3505 (Office), 389-0565 (Fax)
CamarilloChurchofChrist.comE-mail:
[email protected]
SENIOR MINISTER Keith Whitney (mobile) 805-405-2875
[email protected] DEACONS Ken Lydiksen
805-758-4679 Loney Templeman 805-484-3129 STAFF Admin/Grounds Mark
Malloy (mobile) 805-794-7588 Youth Ministry Shane Johnson
805-653-5667 [email protected]
Prayer Ministry Kathleen Malloy 805-987-5121
[email protected] Ministry Clarence
Hibbs 805-276-2098Facilities Cindy Vaughn-Tharpe
805-987-5427Singing Ministry Dick Womack 805-499-7278
Next Week’s Worship Schedule Sermon: Keith WhitneyWelcome: Mark
MalloyScripture Reading Charlie BrownPrayer: Phil
ThomasonCommunion: Shane JohnsonOffering Prayer: Jim
MatthewsServers : David Gibson Pat Parrott Tom Nowlin Mark Hartzler
Prayer for Concerns: Loney TemplemanSinging/Everything Else: Dick
Womack
TODAY’S EVENTS
Morning9:30 am Adult Bible Study, Fellowship Hall Adult
Discussion Class, Library
Middle/HS Youth Group (Grades 6-12) Shane Johnson, Konni Jo
Bryant
Grades 1-5 (Rm 4), Janice Clark
10:15 am Coffee & Goodies, Fellowship Hall
10:30 am Worship Service
Evening6:00 pm Bible Study, Fellowship Hall
THIS WEEK’S EVENTS
Apr 26 (Mon) Chronic Pain/Illness Group, 7 pm
Apr 27 (Tue) NA Mee�ng 7-8:15 pm, Fellowship Hall
Apr 28 (Wed) NA Mee�ng 7-8:15 pm, Fellowship Hall
Let’s Pray, Prayer Room, 6 pm
Singing prac�ce, 7 pm
May 1 (Sat) NA Mee�ng, 6:30-7:30 pm
May 2 (Sun) NA Mee�ng, 7:00 am
Bible Study, 9:30 am
Worship Service, 10:30 am
Temple Ner Ami - Torah Scrolls Arrival & Luncheon 12:30
pm
UPCOMING EVENTS May 6 Na�onal Day of Prayer Observance
Cons�tu�on Park 6:15 pm-7:30 pm
May 4-7 Pepperdine Lectureship Series
May 9 Church Family Night
WEEKLY STATISTICS
• Regular Contribu�on last Sunday: $3,218• 2010 Weekly Budget
requirement: $2,800• 2010 YTD Versus Budget requirement:
-$5,909
• Last Sunday’s A�endance was 65
Welcome & Announcements Mark Malloy
Call to Worship (Responsive Reading) Dick Womack
* “Lord, We Come Before Thee Now” [#797] “Turn Your Eyes Upon
Jesus” [276]
Scripture Reading: Isaiah 45:18-22 Jim Matthews
Prayer Ken Lydiksen
“Peace, Perfect Peace” [#479 V1,2,3]
“I Stand Amazed” [#147]
Lord’s Supper Meditation & Communion Loney Templeman
Servers: Nathan Vaughn, Paul Hurbace, Todd Wright, Pat Parrott
Offering Prayer Shane Johnson
“Be Not Dismayed Whate’er Betide” [#461 V1,3,4] Dick Womack
SERMON - “Ask, Seek, Knock−with Prayer” Keith Whitney
* “Bring Christ Your Broken Life” [#911 V1,2,3] “Does Jesus
Care?” [#507 V2]
Prayer for the Concerns Clarence Hibbs
* Benediction: “Our God, He is Alive” [23 V1,4]
* Please stand for this song if able
Order of WorshipA pril 2 5 , 2010
Prayers & Praises
Let’s Pray Meets in the Prayer Room, Wednesday 6pm
Sing, O heavens, for the Lord has done it; shout , O depths of
the earth; break forth into singing, O mountains, O forest, and
every tree in it! For the Lord has redeemed Jacob, and will be
glorified in Israel. Isaiah 44:23
CALLING ALL TUNA! (Canned of Course!)So nice to see some of our
older members back at services last Sunday. Nelda Jenkins brought
her mother Vesta Thompson who was in good spirits. Syble Lampkins
was able to be here after a long absence with illness. Ning-Ning
visited from Van Nuys and Coach let us know how much she has meant
to him and his family. God is good!
It was nice to have Carolyn Tyler present supporting Ron’s
preaching, which by the way was excellent! We are blessed!
Ron and Carolyn Tyler’s friend, Bill Elrod, came and brought his
brother Chuck from Missouri. Always nice to have visitors.
So glad to see the Hartzler family on the mend. Lindsey was able
to be at church with the youth group. Praise Him!
Dana Little announced the engagement of daughter Erika. Prayers
for a blessed marriage.
Ginny Fuller’s daughter Vanessa has some good friends that were
involved in a tragic auto accident that killed the husband and
daughter, and seriously injured others. Ginny is returning with
Vanessa by car to Texas to be with what is left of
the family. Strong prayers are needed for safe travel, the
remaining family dealing with injuries, and also for their lost
family members.Polly Nicholson needs our prayers for complete
healing. She had another lumpectomy surgery done Tues. April 20, at
CMH in Ventura. The doctor was very encouraging and thought the
surgery went well. We are waiting for the screening results to
determine a course of treatment.Lift up those who have cancer: Jen
Driscoll, Pamela and Anna, Myrla Baumann, Brad Walden, Craig
Bowman, Betty Robertson and Donna Meyers.Filiberto Chavez from
California, has asked for prayers to strengthen his walk with the
Lord.Konni Jo Bryant and her children need our constant prayers
& encouragement. Hold them close.
Encourage and thank those that showed up this week to help
prepare the building for TNA. Cindy, David, Patsy, Loney, David
& Pat Gibson, Brian & Matthew Malloy, Pat Parrot, Ron &
Carolyn and Kara Jayne, Amie Wood, Bettie Lang, Gabriele Larmon,
Barbara Washington and others. We appreciate you all and God
Bless!SPRING EVENINGS...
in Malibu come to life with things to do at the Pepperdine Bible
Lectures. The program offers late night classes, uplifting praise
services, and choral
One of God’s greatest joys...prayer with Him.
Please send praises & prayers to Kathleen Malloy
[email protected]
In working toward one of our church goals (collecting food for
the needy), the Benevolence Committee is requesting those who can
to participate in our food drive next week for cans of TUNA. As we
considered organizations to which we might contribute, we
considered sending our donations to the Ventura Church of Christ
Food Pantry; however, we found that Ventura now sends its food
donations to a larger, local organization called Project
Understanding, which assists the homeless and needy.About 25
congregations in the area support the work of Project Understanding
through cash or in-kind donations and through the volunteer efforts
of their members. Some of the food is purchased, but most of it
is
donated throughout the year. Some comes from big food drives
like those of the Boy Scouts and the Postal Carriers. Some comes
from congregations and service
clubs that collect a “food of the month.” Some even comes from
individuals who
are just trying to make a difference in their community.When we
contacted Project Understanding, the Resource Manager told us that
they have just opened a larger and more efficient pantry and that
their most immediate need is for cans of TUNA. The youth group has
agreed to help us with the collection,
and we hope all of you will support this project. Bring as many
cans of
TUNA as you can to next week’s Sunday morning service (May 2nd).
Kathleen Malloy is in charge of the collection and Pat Parrott will
be helping to see that the donations are delivered.
Scoreboard of Our Screening Event Results
Total Screened for Carotid Artery Disease: 65Normal: 38
Moderate: 26Possible significance: 1 Critical: 0Total Screened for
Peripheral Arterial Disease: 2Normal: 0 Abnormal: 2Total Screened
for Abdominal Aortic Aneurysm: 54No Aneurysm: 54 Aneurysm: 0
Critical: 0Total Screened for Osteoporosis: 9Low Risk: 2 Moderate
Risk: 7 High Risk: 0
groups…and don’t forget “Coffee and Pie at the Caf!” After the
darkness settles softly on the endless sea, twinkling campus lights
create a wonderland. There’s something for everyone, even after a
Pacific sunset. To register for the May 4-7 event, call (310)
506-4270 or visit www.pepperdine.edu/biblelectures.
