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THE ARLINGTONIAN
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February 2019
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If bad weather has kept
you away from worship and you have gotten behind on your offering, we gladly accept make-up donations.
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Join us in Worship on
Sundays at 10:30 a.m.
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SUNDAY MORNING SCHEDULE
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9:00 - 11:45 a.m. | Nursery (infants through age 5) |
| 9:10 - 10:00 a.m. | Church School Classes | |
10:00 - 10:30 a.m. | Fellowship Time | | 10:30 a.m. |
Worship Service |
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NEWSLETTER DEADLINE FOR MARCH ISSUE
The deadline is February 17. Please e-mail articles to the church office or give to Bro.
Lee.
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LENT SCHEDULE
This is a tentative schedule of events for Lent. It is similar to last year.
ASH WEDNESDAY, March
6, we will have a pancake supper at 6:00 p.m. with the first Lenten study following at 6:30.
For the REMAINING
WEDNESDAY NIGHTS IN LENT (except Holy Week), we will have a soup supper at 6:00 p.m. with a study at 6:30.
MAUNDY
THURSDAY, April 18, we will have a dinner at 6:00 p.m., followed by a Communion Service in the Sanctuary.
EASTER
MORNING, April 21, come for breakfast during Sunday School Hour (9:10 a.m.), followed by Worship at 10:30.
Please
plan to attend each of these events.
Bro. Lee
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WINTER WEATHER WORSHIP POLICY
I do not plan on canceling worship for a little bad weather. As a rule of thumb - if the roads
are covered in ice or if there is more than 6 inches of new snow, I probably will not be here. Warning: The parking
lot may not be cleared or salted. Please use the back lot and glass doors to avoid the front steps. You can make
up your own mind if you want to risk travel to be here. If you are playing, singing, reading, or serving, do not feel
undue pressure to be here. If I do decide to cancel worship, it will be listed on WKYT channel 27 (Spectrum Cable 9).
Bro. Lee
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"THANK YOU"
Thank you from The Following Organizations:
The Cane Ridge Shrine, Inc.
They are renovating
the Museum.
Lexington Rescue Mission
Served 45,631 meals, provided 754 people with clothing, moved 84 families
from homelessness to housing, provided 77 men with transitional housing, placed 146 unemployed men and women in jobs, prepared
297 men and women for life after incarceration, had 619 chapel visits, discipled 147 people at Steady Hands.
CWS
Blankets of Hope
Provided 174,041 blankets and kits.
Kentucky Appalachian Ministry
Has started a new
Scholarship Program for people living in an Appalachian county.
The Salvation Army
Used for Innkeeper’s
Offering providing dinners and gifts.
The Hope Center
Provides 33,000 meals and 24,000 nights of lodging
every month. Also Recovery programs, Veterans programs, HopeMobile.
Lexington Theological Seminary Scholarship
Fund
Provides funding for students in the Master of Divinity program.
Thank you Arlington Christian Church
supporters for reaching out into our community and beyond. We provide funding for many programs that help so many people
in so many ways that one church cannot do alone.
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RANDOLPH A. WHITE SCHOLARSHIP REPORT
A report from the University of Lynchburg on the Randolph A. White General Scholarship Fund.
• Total gifts given: $2408.00
• Market Value 6/30/18: $8,051.57
• 2018-2019
recipient of funds: Aysha Zaman, who received $382.22
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FEBRUARY MEETINGS
| Tues. Feb. 5
| Stewardship Committee, 6:30 p.m. |
| Sun. Feb. 24 | Elders, 6:00 p.m. |
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SERVING SCHEDULE
Elders
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Bread |
Cup | | Feb. 3 | Joe Jones | Peggy Myers |
| Feb. 10 |
Larry Brown | Bruce Wall |
| Feb. 17 | Steve Bowman |
Lonnie Jackson | |
Feb. 24 | Bruce Wall |
Joe Jones |
Devotional: Lonnie Jackson
Home Communion Visitation:
Steve Bowman, Larry Brown,
Peggy Myers, Bruce Wall | | | Deacons
Serving Communion: Paula Jackson, Pam Proffitt
Communion Prep and Clean-Up: Al Nevius
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| | Liturgists
| Feb. 3 | Pam Proffitt |
| Feb. 10 | Larry
Brown | | Feb. 17 | Lonnie Jackson | | Feb.
24 | Betty Nevius | |
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