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GOOD NEWS Bulletin Board
OCTOBER 2009, is the next Alpha Course.

Woodlands Men’s Fellowship will have a “Boys’ Night Out” on Monday, July 27 to attend a Traveler’s baseball game in Little Rock. Please check the hallway bulletin board for signup sheet and more details.

VILLAGE CANCER RESEARCH WALK

Mark your Calendars! The Village Walk for Cancer Research will be held Saturday, September 19, 2009, and will start at the Cortez Pavilion. We will walk one to five miles using the Hernando Trail near the Pavilion.

The registration fee before August 1 is $25, after that date the fee is $30. Registration Forms are available at the Natatorium, KVRE Radio and many local businesses. All donations are tax deductible and will go to the Winthrop P. Rockefeller Cancer Institute UAMS. Watch the newspapers for more information as we near the September date of the Walk.

Our church family has been touched a great deal these past couple of years with the path that cancer often takes. This September event is a way we can join in fellowship in the fight against this disease. If you are unable to walk the trail yourself but would like to support the project ask any PW (Presbyterian Women board member) to find someone to walk in your name.

•Ann Workman


NEW BETH MOORE BIBLE STUDY FOR WOMEN.

This new DVD Study on the book of Daniel starts on Tuesday, June 16 from 1-3 pm and continues for eleven weeks. The study speaks to us about living a life of integrity and resolve in our modern-day Babylon. Please see the signup sheet on the hallway bulletin board and join us in this class, led by Libby Farley


SUNDAY MORNING COOKIE FELLOWSHIP is recruiting cooks. Instead of having everyone in Shepherd Groups submit cookies, we need individuals who know how to cook and want to cook provide our Sunday Morning cookies.

The Shepherd Groups will do the set up and clean up. Sign up is in the Narthex and in Fellowship Hall throughout January for the rest of 2009.


KENNY MCKAY ACCEPTS EXPANDED ROLE AT WOODLANDS PRESBYTERIAN CHURCH

Kenny McKay

On Saturday morning November 22, 2008 at a Special Called Session Meeting, the Elders at Woodlands Presbyterian Church voted unanimously to expand Kenny McKayÂ’s part time job description from being the Minister of Music to a full time position to include being the Minister of Evangelism, Discipleship and Mission. Kenny accepted this Call from the Lord Jesus and Woodlands Presbyterian Church with enthusiasm.

Along with his Music responsibilities, Kenny will be guided by the Holy Spirit to initiate and develop ministries to welcome more guests, hopefully increase membership, enhance Biblical instruction and involve more individuals in Mission Outreach. His new position began on January 1, 2009.

A letter from Dr. Farley to all members of the congregation was written and sent to explain in more details the whys, whats, whens and hows. A public announcement of this exciting news was given in Sunday Morning Worship on November 23, 2008. A more formal Service of Commissioning and a reception took place January 18, 2009. We are all proud to share the joy of this special time as we join in GodÂ’s grace and work to better know Jesus Christ and make Him known through Worship, Bible Study, Fellowship and Mission Outreach.


QUILTS FOR CHARITY WORKSHOP

We are in need of patriotic fabric - print or solid to sew quilts for wounded Marines to be delivered this summer. You may leave the fabric in the storage room by the choir. We meet on the 2nd and 4th Mondays at 9AM. We are grateful for your efforts. Call Phyllis Spencer (922-0666)for more information.


Dr. James Farley Celebrates Thirty Five Years as a Presbyterian Minister

Jim & Linda Farley
Libby and Jim Farley

Dr. James Farley, our Pastor and Head of Staff, celebrates thirty-five (35) as a Presbyterian Minister. He was born in Utah, and received a Bachelor of Philosophy from the University of California in 1969, a Masters of Divinity at San Francisco Theological Seminary in 1972 and a Doctor of Ministries from San Francisco Theological Seminary in 1978. He furthered his education with courses in Business Management from the University of Northern Colorado.>/p>

He served as a Seminary Intern in Rolling Hills California, and served as Pastor and Head of Staff in Churches located in Fullerton California, Greeley Colorado, and San Clemente California before coming to Hot Springs Village twelve (12) years ago.

JimÂ’s wife, Libby, was born in Georgia. Their children are Erin who now lives and works in the United Kingdom and John who is at school in Pennsylvania.

Jim enjoys golf, basketball, fly-fishing, gardening and running.


WANTED! People to form a Transportation Team. Woodlands Church has a need for some volunteers to drive people to Dr’s appointments. We need a volunteer to coordinate this team. To help or for questions, contact Wes Soerens (915.8971) or Jean Brown (922.5818).


PW MISSION PROJECT. We need helpers for Good Sam’s the first Wednesday of the month from 3 - 4:30 pm. The signup sheet is on the hallway bulletin board. Both men and women are welcome to help.


MISSION MINISTRY Mission Ministry - Master's Table

Lee and Kay Stafford, Mary Jo Kurten at the shelter
Lee and Kay Stafford and Mary Jo Kurten(r), recently helped to fix dinner at the shelter.
Ann Workman, Nancy Alkov, Betty Johnson, Cosy Clegg, Claudia Knudsen, Carol Wolever, Milly Sowder
Frt, L-R Ann Workman, Nancy Alkov, Betty Johnson, Cosy Clegg, & Claudia Knudsen
Rear, L-R Carol Wolever & Milly Sowder

Lain Rodgers and her loyal and faithful volunteer helpers prepare food every Saturday at The Master's Table to needy families and residents of Hot Springs. Lain and her husband started their free meal ministry six years ago this coming Thanksgiving.

Lain had just moved back from Dallas and observed some children in back of one of the old Motels on Park Ave. going through the trash and trying to eat some pizza from a box that had been thrown away. She felt that there was something she could do to help so she started The Master's Table. They expect to serve over 17,000 lunches this year.

They can always use paper towels, napkins, paper cups (12 oz.), plastic forks and spoons. They can also use men's and children's used clothing.

On most Saturdays over 400 people receive their food served to them by volunteers. Woodlands helpers ready to serve people shown above are: L-R Nancy Alkov, Claudia Knudsen, Cosy Clegg, and Carol Wolever

Volunteers from Woodlands Church that went down to The Master's Table in Hot Springs to serve those in need of a warm meal.

If you would like to sign up to serve at The Master's Table in October see Noranne Glezen or Milly Sowders.


FOOD DONATIONS NEEDED The Mission Ministry Team asks that you remember those who are hungry and in need by giving non-perishable food items each Sunday. The need for adult clothing has been met at this time.


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