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Worship Schedule Bible School - 9:00 a.m. Worship Service- 10:15 a.m. Wednesday - 6:30 p.m. 6605 Shallowford Road Chattanooga, Tennessee 37421 Phone: 423-892-4270 Fax: 423-892-0844 Email: [email protected] Web: www.hvcconline.com 1887 - 2016 Celebrating 129 Years Leading More & More People to a Life Changing Connection with Jesus Christ December 15, 2016 VOLUME XLV NUMBER 22 Come to Bethlehem and See A Christmas Program at Hickory Valley Christian Church December 16, 17, 18 every half hour from 6:00 to 8:30 p.m. Walk through Bethlehem and experience Jesus’ birth and His purpose
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1887 - 2016 Celebrating 129 Years

Leading More & More People

to a Life Changing Connection with Jesus Christ

December 15, 2016 VOLUME XLV NUMBER 22

Come to Bethlehem and See A Christmas Program

at Hickory Valley Christian Church

December 16, 17, 18 every half hour from

6:00 to 8:30 p.m.

Walk through Bethlehem and experience Jesus’ birth and

His purpose

The Christmas season is definitely upon us for sure! And it seemed to come up so fast. Just the other day most of us were still mowing our lawns, cooking out on the grill, and doing all those things we love to do outdoors. But now in

what seems to be a very short time, it has gotten colder, the leaves are falling, the skies are gray, and decorations for Christmas are everywhere! And of course this is an extremely busy time of year for a lot of us. We are getting ready for ‘Come to Bethlehem and See’ (December 16, 17, 18 ) which will take a lot of effort on the part of a lot of volunteers. Many of our folks have stepped forward to help Robin Gobble, who is overseeing this year’s presentation. This was a great event last year and we are hoping and praying that the Lord will send even more people this year and that the weather will be just right. We want to be gracious hosts as well, so we will need a large amount of refreshments in the form of cookies and beverages as well as people to help serve them. You have risen to the occasion and stepped forward in the past and we are trusting that many of you will rise up to volunteer wherever needed. If you have checked your calendar, you are no doubt aware that Christmas Day falls on Sunday this year. Our plan is to have our traditional Christmas Eve service on Saturday night, December 24, at 7:00 p.m. and an identical worship service on Sunday morning at 10:15 a.m. Both services will include the familiar worship songs and carols of Christmas, communion, offering, and message. Childcare will be limited to nursery only. We are providing an option for our church family; you can choose to come to the Christmas Eve service or Sunday morning worship, or if you would like to, attend both! Christmas is about worship; giving glory, honor, praise, and thanksgiving to our Lord for the wonderful gift God has given. We are looking forward to a special time together as we gather to celebrate the birth of our Lord and Savior. Our recent trip to Black River Jamaica was a great experience for me. I was honored to be asked to speak there on Sunday, and it was truly a humbling moment to stand before a church filled to over-flowing with people from all over Jamaica who came to worship our Lord. And worship they did! I know it is a different culture, yet I

We will be offering the same worship

service on Christmas Eve at 7:00 p.m.

and Christmas morning at 10:15 a.m.

Nursery will be provided.

New Years Day January 1, we will have our

10:15 morning worship service and

children’s programs only. Sunday School

will resume on January 8.

could not help but wish we could have some of that same joy, excitement, and freedom as we gather each Lord’s Day. They sang loud and with such passion and joy. I’m so proud to be a part of HVCC, where missions are a definite priority. I was happy to see Truman and Ruth Atkins, as well as Dale Kendle, given plaques and being recognized for the years of service and effort given to the church in Black River. There are others in our church, Don & Molly Hopkins and others who go every year during the summer to help the church there in its outreach to that community. We are all brothers in Christ and serving our Lord together doing our best to reach out to those wherever we live, with the Gospel of Jesus Christ. Yes, it is the Christmas season. It is crazy busy and my prayer is that you will enjoy it, cherish it, and always keep the true meaning of this season a priority. Have a Merry and Blessed Christmas. I love you all,

Gary

Change for a Dollar

Sunday, December 18

Your extra dollar assists

those who have benevolent

needs both in our

congregation and in our

community. Buckets will be

available in the Foyer.

This Sunday, December 18, is Sister

Sunday. All ladies will meet in the

Sanctuary at 9:00 a.m. Christina Hamm

will share our morning Bible lesson and

we will sing Christmas carols as we

celebrate the birth of Jesus.

All ladies are invited to meet at the

church to go caroling to our shut-ins

Wednesday, December 21. We leave in

the church bus at 6:00 p.m.

Rehearsals for a

children’s program, that

will be presented in the

Spring, will be on

Wednesday nights at

6:30 p.m. beginning

January 11. For any

questions, please see

Alex Henderson.

From the church staff Gary, Ben, Jack, Alex & Sharon

Check out our new web site at

www.hvcconline.com

Check on: upcoming events listen to weekly sermons submit prayer requests learn about service

opportunities sign up for small groups give your offering sign up for the Wednesday

meal and more. Also, check us out on facebook. Don’t forget to keep up with Hickory Valley Christian School events at: www.hvcs.org

Prayer Requests

*Emily Simmons, Joyce Baliles, Brenda Marler, Larry Marler, Shirley Wallace,

Faith McLane, Lora Quinn, Matt Stubbs, Victor Spence, Tim Fine,

Jessica Maynard

Cancer Patients** - Bill Hood, Kristin Emmer, Greg Ballew, Ed Lane, Jack

Wynn, Paul Holliman, Janie Holliman, Wayne Carter, Beth Carter,

Gary Simmons, Betty Bellamy, Jeremy Schneider, Laura Wynn, Lee Holliman

Military & Families - Zach Henderson (TN), Bryan Cummins (AFG), Travis

Armes (CA), Dana Knight (HI), Richard Ricketts (HI), Justin Abercrombie (KS),

Nick Diaz (CA), Andy Dietz (KS), Logan Farley (NC), Victor Stephenson (CA),

Mason Farley (MS), Jason Knuth (CA), Mark Holler (TX), Michael Amatangelo

(FL), Brian Simpson (KYR), Wade Nordberg (CA), Toby Simmons (DE),

Jeremiah Simmons (GA), Casey Bridges (USS George W. Bush), Zachariah

Simmons (TN)

Black River Church in Jamaica, HVCC Ministries & Leaders, HVCS, President

& Government

*This list contains the previous week’s request only. A complete list is available at the Information Station.

**This list contains church members and immediate family only. A complete list is available at the

Information Station.

VITALS

Attendance Sunday School Worship Offerings

Nov. 20

125 279

$10,534

Nov. 27

88 223

$12,287

Dec. 4

128 216

$15,044

Dec. 11

110 237

$11.657

Our Purpose at Hickory Valley

Christian Church is ~

Leading More and More People to a

Life Changing Connection with Jesus Christ.

Our Values:

To be relentless in evangelism, connecting,

discipleship and unleashing compassion.

Ministerial Staff

Gary Armes

Senior Minister [email protected]

Ben Kehrer

Worship Minister [email protected]

Jack Dyer

Minister to Youth [email protected]

Alex Henderson

Minister to Children [email protected]


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