Church Bulletin
for the week of January 29- February 05, 2012

Our District Superintendent, Tim Seim, will be with us for the   Service on Sunday, Feb. 5th, when he will be preaching, Lord willing. 

CMM Ladies' Day:

CMM Ladies' Day, on Saturday, February 11, 10:00 am to 3:00 pm, these ladies will be using the church with Marlene in charge. THIS WILL NOT CONFLICT WITH THE MEN’S BREAKFAST, as the men will use the kitchen and Rm. 4 (large classroom).

Men's Breakfast:

The Men's Breakfast will be held on Saturday, February 11, at 9:30 am in the kitchen and Rm. 4 (large classroom).

Ladies' Brunch:

Our first Ladies' Brunch will be held on Saturday, February 18 at 10:30 am at the Peterson residence (call for address).  CHILD CARE PROVIDED. Call Sharon for more information: 403-285-6185.

Adult Bible Class:

Doug's Adult Bible Class  is open to any who can make it. They are continuing the study in the book of Acts. 

Bowling, Anyone?:

Lord willing, on a Saturday sometime in February, we would like to book an evening of bowling. We need to know what Saturday works best for our people, and book ahead. We can book for morning,afternoon, or evening, so must decide which time is best.

Please contact the church office if you
have a prayer request to be posted here.

Pray for Our People:

This week:

• Jordan, Rose
• Kannokko, Jim & Amy

Prayer Requests:

• Continue to pray for Bill Evans, Sr. whose health is a concern due to liver problems. 
• There is a possible opening for Bill Evans, Jr. in his trucking company, which would be a better job. Ask the Lord to provide it for him.

Pray for the Harvest:

Pray for the Lord to bring us new people, or lead us to those who need Christ during the summer months.  Let’s begin to ask God to bring one person per month to saving faith in Jesus Christ. One per month is so small in a city of about 1.1 million, the majority of whom have no idea what the peace of God is.      

Persecuted Christians:

Pray for those Christians around the world who suffer for their faith and pray for salvation for those who are persecuting them:

• Ugandan girl tortured by her father for her faith, walks again.
• Two imprisoned Christians in Pakistan released.  
• Church leaders in Sudan may face arrest.
• New laws in Azerbaijan attempt to repress the gospel.
• Christians raise voice for North Korean believers.  

Want more information about the persecuted church around the world?  Check out: www.persecution.net
www.opendoorsca.org