THIS IS AN EARLY EMAIL..THE ANNUAL CONFERENCE OF THE LOUISIANA METHODIST CONFERENCE IS MEETING THIS WEEK, BEGINNING TONIGHT AND I HAVE AN EARLY MEETING MONDAY MORNING..SO I THOUGHT I WOULD GET THIS TO YOU THIS AFTERNOON (SUNDAY) BEFORE I LEFT FOR THE MEETINGS.
WE HAD SEVERAL FOLK OUT ON EARLY TRIPS AND OUR ATTENDANCE WAS A BIT LOW…AT GILLIAM WE HONORED MORGAN BAKER AS OUR GRADUATE…WE GAVE MARC YARBROUGH HIS GIFTS A FEW SUNDAYS AGO….I HAD HELP ON THE PLATFORM AT HOSSTON, STERLIN DRIVER WAS WITH ME DURING THE FIRST HALF THE SERVICE…HELPING WITH THE MUSIC AND THEN COLLECTING THE ALTAR MONEY FOR HELPING HANDS AND BLOWING OUT THE CANDLES AT THE CLOSE OF THE SERVICE.
READING FOR THE WEEK:
ACTS 2:1-4, 14-20; PSALM 104: 24-34, 35b
I CORINTHIANS 12:3b-13; JOHN 7:37-39
SERMON FOR PENTECOST SUNDAY:
WHAT A RUSH!!
ACTS 2: 1-4
PLEASE WEAR RED SUNDAY AS WE CELEBRATE PENTECOST SUNDAY!!!!
NO TIES!!!!
THIS SUMMER
CASUAL DRESS EVERY
SUNDAY THIS SUMMER!!
"Phonetic Hymn Title"
Many hymnals have a hymn called "Gladly the Cross I'd Bear."
It seems that one week when the church secretary was typing the Sunday bulletin, she asked the pastor which hymn would come just before the sermon. He replied with the above-mentioned hymn.
The following Sunday the bulletin read:
Hymn No. 134: "Gladly, the Cross-eyed Bear."
I TRULY HOPE YOU HAVE A WONDERFUL WEEK…FULL OF BLESSINGS…
I AM LOOKING FORWARD TO SEEING YOU SUNDAY!!!!!!!!!!
EMILE
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