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Women's Missions...

"Friends" Prayer Team
  • meets the 4th Tuesday of the month at various homes

Grober/Parrish WOM
  • meets the first Tuesday of the month, 2:00 p.m, parlor

Our Missionaries
  • Womble Family
  • Davis Family

Involvement - Missional Style
Missional living is defined as being “missionaries” in today’s culture. Missionaries are those whose lives are constituted by a mission: to know God and make Him known. Our on-going relationship with God should result in a lifestyle that is God centered and seeks to incarnate God.

CHURCHWIDE MISSIONAL OPPORTUNITIES will be published in the Western Recorder  which includes the church's newsletter "The Good News".  Be involved, develop your Missional style.
Regular meeting time is Wednesdays, 6:15 p.m.

RA’s (Royal Ambassadors) -BOYS
Royal Ambassadors is a Bible-centered, mission education organization for boys in grades 1-5. A Royal Ambassador is a boy in grades 1-5 committed to living out the RA Pledge. This pledge is part of personal accountability.  For more information you can go to www.royalambassadors.com.

  • Gr. 1-5, Rm. 18, led by Mike Taylor
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GA’s (Girls in Action) -GIRLS
Girls in Action is a WMU missions organization for girls in grades 1-5. GA’s can help girls begin to develop spiritually towards a missions lifestyle as they learn what God is doing in the world and discover their place in God’s plan.  The purpose of GA is summed up in the GA Pledge, Motto, GA Scripture Verse, and GA Lifestyle Verse.  For more information you can visit www.gapassport.com.
  • Gr. 1-3, Rm. 211, led by Caroline Moss, Patsy Crabb and Suzanne Beck
  • Gr.4-5, Rm. 212, led by Gloria Hatzakorzian and Sandy Bayuk

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Mission Friends -BOYS AND GIRLS
  • (ages 4 & 5), Rm. 206 led by Laura Younger

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“Service First” Missions/Outreach

Backpack Feeding & School Supply Program
We are collecting for Hopkinsville Middle School for  January and February!

Stitches of Love
Monday, January 23, 1-4PM @ CLC. We are working on a mission project for Operation Hopkinsville 2012 Missions Week.
Needs are: Ladies who are willing to help make baby quilts and throw pillows and stuffing for throw pillows. We meet one day a month until June and maybe one Saturday in April or May. PLEASE HELP to do Missions in our own town.

“Friends” WOM Prayer Group
Tuesday, January 24, 6:30PM, Sandy Bayuk’s, 1700 Acorn Way: 890-0551. Garage Restoration – God is not watching the clock or calendar when it comes to matters of restoration. God is watching hearts and relationships. Do you know how or want to restore a fallen relationship? All ladies are invited to come and pray for the New Year in our Church and  God’s Plan, Our Part to fulfill His Mission – Pray for our adopted people group and for Operation Hopkinsville 2012 mission trip.

“SERVICE PROJECT” Soup for Impact Ministry
Associational WMU has asked all churches to collect soup for Impact Ministries the whole month of January. Many people will come to Impact during the Winter months and soup is a great item to hand out.



Operation Hopkinsville 2012
July 23-27, Mission Week – Mark your calendar NOW! Keep watching for details, registration begins February 1.  What will be going on? • Backyard Bible Clubs • Block Parties • Nursing Home Ministry
• Work in Challenge House neighborhoods • Minor Home Repair Projects • Hospital Ministry • Jail Ministry • Community Clean-up


Focus on WMU Week

WMU Day
Sunday, February 12, Guest Speaker: Mary Richie who is North KY Human Trafficking Program coordinator. She lives in Covington, KY. Mary is a great speaker and is very knowledgeable about WMU’s Project HELP Human Exploration. We must not fool ourselves to think these things do not happen right here in Kentucky. Plan now to come and hear Mary speak from her heart and to our hearts, about children and women who are being used. As Christians we should care.

Children’s Ministry Day:
Theme: Operation Education, Saturday, February 18, 10:00 am-Noon, CCBA McConnell Hall. All boys and girls -school through 6th grade is encouraged to participate. Children will be working on several projects that day that will help us show our appreciation to our local teachers. We will have lots of fun so come out and enjoy the fun.  Poster

“Squeaky Clean Sunday” Project HELP
Sunday, February 19 -Items to be collected are soap, shampoo, toothpaste, toothbrushes, deodorant and razors. There will be a bin in the narthex soon or you can bring it on the 19th. Poster