On January 15, a tragedy occurred off the coast of Italy. The Italian luxury liner, the Costa Concordia, ran aground on the coast of Giglio Island. The liner, which is the length of almost three football fields, had over 4,000 people on board and had sailed from a port near Rome only a few hours before.
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Children's Breakfast
Children's Breakfast
Sunday, February 5th
9:45 a.m. in Fellowship Hall
Featuring...The McGee and Me film: "Skate Expectations" - a modern telling of the Good Samaritan (How to Show True Love)
Ages 4 years - 6th grade
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The Most Common Request in the Kingdom
One of the earliest requests ever made in the kingdom was the request made by James and John. They said to Jesus, “Grant that we may sit.” That is a very common request, and folks continue to make it today.
“Grant that we may sit.” Or, “Lord, we really don’t want to do anything in the kingdom. We have been afflicted with tired blood, and we had really rather sit and rest than get up and do something.”
Frog Night
HOP on over to our next Parents' Night Out - FROG NIGHT!!!!
When: February 17th, Friday; 6 - 9 p.m.
Where: CLC - gym
Games: Suck the Frog Relay; Leap Frog; Musical Lily Pads; Frog Hunt; The Hop Challenge; Pin the Tongue on the Frog; Toss the Frog on the Pad; Frog Bowling
Food: Fried Frog (Chicken) Fingers; French Fries; Green Rice Krispie Treats; Swamp Drink; Green Frog Eggs (grapes)
Object Lesson: The Foolish Frog (II Corinthians 6:2)
Crafts: Make a Frog Cupcake; F.R.O.G. foam picture frame; paint an albino frog
Sign Up by Febuary 15th - CAMP GOOD NEWS!!
Calling all 8-12 year olds of First Baptist Church Booneville!! Sign up for camp soon. Applications being accepted at the church office. We'd like them in by February 15th so we can get our choice of July 8th - 14th.
Camp Good News is a fun-filled week at Child Evangelism Fellowship's overnight camping ministry at Chickasaw State Park Group Camp (located about 80 minutes from Booneville.).
At camp, we'll join a team, swim, play field games, paddleboat, fish, play tetherball, compete in stick hockey, attend Bible class, Missions, and more.
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Living on No Hope Ranch
When Danielle and I went home to Louisiana right after Christmas, we traveled through Robeline, Louisiana. Near Robeline, I saw a sign that I’ve been seeing for years. The sign reads: “No Hope Ranch—Scrub Cows and Bitterweeds.”
