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Volume 57, Issue 39 September 22, 2015 Worship This Week: September 27, 2015 8:30 & 10:45 a.m. Proclaimer: Jakob Topper Text: Esther 4:6-14 Week Ending 9/22/15 Operating Needs $28,245.00 2015 Operating Budget Receipts $11,438.00 Other Contributions $260.00 Total Contributions $11,698.00 Registrations, Royalties, Reimbursements $1,496.60 Total Receipts $13,194.60 Thank You! September Diaper Blitz for Parent Life (formerly Teen Parents) Drop off in box in hall. Preschool & Children’s Choirs Each Wednes- day @ 6:00 p.m. “Choosing God’s Way: Know, Grow, Show” (Based on Psalm 46:10) Preschool Choir Rm. 102 (ages 3 yrs - kindergarten) Children’s Choir meets upstairs (gr. 1 - 5) Finding Courage in Faith this September on Wednesday Nights 6:30-7:30 p.m. Sept. 30 Emily Sharp “Finding Courage After Trauma” Come join the Second B Team at the Race on Oct. 3 rd! Contact Joni Lynch for info. Register online at komenlubbock.org or at the table in the hall. Early Detection Saves Lives! Your Church Directory Has Arrived! If you had your picture taken for the directory, you can pick your copy up in the hall or in the church office. If you are a new member or you were not able to have your picture made, we want you to have a direc- tory, too! Many, many thanks to John Hunter, who coordinated the creation of our directory this year, to Kerry Campbell for his amazing photog- raphy, and to Darcy Gray for all of her hard work in getting the directory information ready! And additional thanks to all of the volunteers who helped host our photography sessions as well as all of the families who had their portraits made! It’s a SECOND B FAMILY ALBUM! SHARE IT! Wednesdays at Wednesdays at Second B this Fall! Second B this Fall! Windows Classes 6:30-7:30 p.m. “Finding Courage in the Psalms” “Finding Courage in the Psalms” - led by Ryon Price Oct. 7-21, Rm. 129 “Finding Courage in Wellness “Finding Courage in Wellness of Body & Soul of Body & Soul Rm. 125 Oct. 7 Massage - led by Becky Corley Oct. 14 Yoga - led by Laura Baake Oct. 21, Nov. 11 Nutrition led by Keren & David Weaver Nov. 4 “Stressed, Depressed, or Bereaved: a Fun Self-Massage Class” - led by Kathleen Norris “Finding Courage in Families “Finding Courage in Families Love to Stay: Sex, Grace & Commitment” Love to Stay: Sex, Grace & Commitment” Oct. 7-Nov.11, Rm. 131 - led by Pat Driskill “Finding Courage in Reflection: “Finding Courage in Reflection: B & B at Second B” B & B at Second B” An Ongoing Bible & Book Discussion Group beginning Nov. 4 th Rm. 133 - led by Jo Ann Wyett & Marlene Ross Please bring your gently used children’s BOOKS & TOYS for our Sick Chil- dren’s Clinic Waiting Room! Just drop them off in the special box located on the first floor of the Children’s Wing starting this Sunday! Thanks! T his summer while in England I attended a lecture titled "A Christian Interpretation of Islam" by the Rev. Christopher Lamb, one of the foremost Christian leaders in Muslim- Christian relations in Europe. Rev. Lamb said that in the 21 st century it is a necessary part of Christian discipleship that we know how to assess other faiths -- particularly Islam. He pointed to two scriptures which can help to give both impetus and guidance in this part of our discipleship: 1) “Love your neighbor” (Mark 12:31) and 2) "Do not bear false witness" (Ex 20:16). We do indeed have Muslim neighbors and neighbors of various other faiths here in Lubbock. These communities are growing and it is impor- tant that we act as good neighbors to them. One way you can do that is by accepting with me a special invitation to attend the Annual Inter- faith & Intercultural Dialogue and Friendship Dinner on Oct. 13 th at 6:30 p.m. at Texas Tech University's Frazier Alumni Pavilion. This year's speaker will be Rev. Dirk Ficca, Executive Director of the Council for a Parliament of the World’s Religions. He will be speaking on the theme "Antidote to Extremism." A good meal and warm friendship around the table is also always a part of this occasion. The event is free and open to all with advanced RSVP to [email protected] . We know that not all faiths are the same. Our faith tradition differs from that of others in substan- tive and profound ways. As Rev. Lamb said in his lecture this summer, "Christians cannot say Mu- hammed was a prophet and mean what Muslims mean." Yet with over half the population of the world either Christian or Muslim it is imperative that we reach beyond our differences in efforts of peacemaking and friendship. Many of you were at church on Sunday as we baptized a young woman born into another culture and religion who made her profession of faith in Christ. Surely her face was filled with the "inexpressible glorious joy" of Christ as she made her profession of faith "Jesus is Lord." And today the thought occurs to me that moment might not have happened had we not first welcomed her, accepted her on her own terms, and made a place for her as a friend. Can we do this? Can we both accept and seek to understand others on their own terms while at the same time sharing with them our own faith? My thought is, in the 21 st century we not only can, but we must. - Ryon Our Next Family Promise Week is Around the Corner! October 11-18 th Contact Jay Flewharty (239-0842) or Mike King (781-7325) to sign up to bring food, babysit, or host over- night! Help make a difference for our homeless families with children!

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Volume 57, Issue 39

September 22, 2015

Worship This Week: September 27, 2015

8:30 & 10:45 a.m.

Proclaimer: Jakob Topper

Text: Esther 4:6-14

Week Ending 9/22/15

Operating Needs $28,245.00

2015 Operating Budget Receipts

$11,438.00 Other Contributions

$260.00 Total Contributions

$11,698.00 Registrations,

Royalties, Reimbursements

$1,496.60 Total Receipts

$13,194.60

Thank You!

September

Diaper Blitz

for

Parent Life

(formerly Teen

Parents)

Drop

off in

box

in hall.

Preschool &

Children’s Choirs Each

Wednes-day @

6:00 p.m. “Choosing God’s Way: Know, Grow, Show”

(Based on Psalm 46:10)

Preschool Choir Rm. 102 (ages 3 yrs - kindergarten) Children’s Choir meets

upstairs (gr. 1 - 5)

Finding

Courage in

Faith this September on

Wednesday Nights

6:30-7:30 p.m.

Sept. 30 Emily Sharp

“Finding Courage After Trauma”

Come join the Second B Team at the Race

on Oct. 3rd! Contact Joni Lynch for info.

Register online at komenlubbock.org or at the

table in the hall.

Early Detection Saves Lives!

Your Church Directory

Has Arrived! If you had your picture taken for the directory, you can pick your copy up in the hall or in the church office. If you are a new member or you were not able to have your picture made, we want you to have a direc-tory, too! Many, many thanks to John Hunter, who coordinated the creation of our directory this year, to Kerry Campbell for his amazing photog-raphy, and to Darcy Gray for all of her hard work in getting the directory information ready! And additional thanks to all of the volunteers who helped host our photography sessions as well as all of the families who had their portraits made! It’s a SECOND B FAMILY ALBUM! SHARE IT!

Wednesdays at Wednesdays at

Second B this Fall!Second B this Fall! Windows Classes 6:30-7:30 p.m.

“Finding Courage in the Psalms”“Finding Courage in the Psalms”

- led by Ryon Price Oct. 7-21, Rm. 129

“Finding Courage in Wellness “Finding Courage in Wellness

of Body & Soulof Body & Soul” ” Rm. 125 Oct. 7 Massage - led by Becky Corley

Oct. 14 Yoga - led by Laura Baake

Oct. 21, Nov. 11 Nutrition – led by Keren & David Weaver

Nov. 4 “Stressed, Depressed, or Bereaved: a Fun Self-Massage Class”

- led by Kathleen Norris

“Finding Courage in Families “Finding Courage in Families Love to Stay: Sex, Grace & Commitment”Love to Stay: Sex, Grace & Commitment”

Oct. 7-Nov.11, Rm. 131 - led by Pat Driskill

“Finding Courage in Reflection: “Finding Courage in Reflection: B & B at Second B” B & B at Second B”

An Ongoing Bible & Book Discussion Group beginning Nov. 4th Rm. 133

- led by Jo Ann Wyett & Marlene Ross

Please bring your

gently used

children’s

BOOKS &

TOYS for our Sick Chil-

dren’s Clinic Waiting

Room!

Just drop them off in the

special box located on the

first floor of the

Children’s Wing

starting this

Sunday!

Thanks!

T his summer while in England I attended a lecture titled "A Christian Interpretation of Islam" by the Rev. Christopher Lamb, one

of the foremost Christian leaders in Muslim-Christian relations in Europe. Rev. Lamb said that in the 21st century it is a necessary part of Christian discipleship that we know how to assess other faiths -- particularly Islam. He pointed to two scriptures which can help to give both impetus and guidance in this part of our discipleship: 1) “Love your neighbor” (Mark 12:31) and 2) "Do not bear false witness" (Ex 20:16). We do indeed have Muslim neighbors and neighbors of various other faiths here in Lubbock. These communities are growing and it is impor-tant that we act as good neighbors to them. One way you can do that is by accepting with me a special invitation to attend the Annual Inter-faith & Intercultural Dialogue and Friendship Dinner on Oct. 13th at 6:30 p.m. at Texas Tech University's Frazier Alumni Pavilion. This year's speaker will be Rev. Dirk Ficca, Executive Director of the Council for a Parliament of the World’s Religions. He will be speaking on the theme "Antidote to Extremism." A good meal and warm friendship around the table is also always a part of this occasion. The event is free and open

to all with advanced RSVP to [email protected]. We know that not all faiths are the same. Our faith tradition differs from that of others in substan-tive and profound ways. As Rev. Lamb said in his lecture this summer, "Christians cannot say Mu-hammed was a prophet and mean what Muslims mean." Yet with over half the population of the world either Christian or Muslim it is imperative that we reach beyond our differences in efforts of peacemaking and friendship. Many of you were at church on Sunday as we baptized a young woman born into another culture and religion who made her profession of faith in Christ. Surely her face was filled with the "inexpressible glorious joy" of Christ as she made her profession of faith "Jesus is Lord." And today the thought occurs to me that moment might not have happened had we not first welcomed her, accepted her on her own terms, and made a place for her as a friend. Can we do this? Can we both accept and seek to understand others on their own terms while at the same time sharing with them our own faith? My thought is, in the 21st century we not only can, but we must.

- Ryon

Our Next Family Promise Week is Around the Corner! October 11-18th

Contact Jay Flewharty (239-0842) or Mike King (781-7325) to sign up to bring food, babysit, or host over-night! Help make a difference for our homeless families with children!

6109 Chicago Ave.

Lubbock, TX 79424

Phone: 806-783-0202

Fax: 806-783-0371

www.secondb.org

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Sunday, September 27 Visions Retreat 8:30 Early Worship Service, Worship Hall 9:30 Sunday School 10:45 Late Worship Service, Worship Hall 5:00 Children’s Hand Chime Practice, 6:00 Bible Drill, Temple Room Bells Gloria Rehearsal Young Adult/University Sunday School Second Chance Al-Anon, Room 128 6:15 Youth Home Church, Beasley’s, 4803 104th St.

Monday, September 28 10:00 Labyrinth Walk, Grand Hall 10:30 Staff Meeting, Conference Center 5:45 Leadership Team, Conference Center

Tuesday, September 29 6:30 Tuesday Morning Prayer Breakfast, Red Zone, 3602 Slide 7:00 DRR Meeting, Conference Center

Wednesday, September 30 12:00 Men’s Luncheon, Cast Iron Grill, 620 19th St. 5:00 Fellowship Meal, Grand Hall 6:00 Orchestra Rehearsal Advent Project, Room #133 Announcements & Prayer Time, Grand Hall Nursery Opens, Rooms 105, 106 & 108 Children’s Choirs, Rooms 202, 207, 110 6:30 Stories of Courageous Faith: Emily Sharp, Grand Hall All Youth Bible Study, Youth Room 6:45 Second Voices Rehearsal

Thursday, October 1 6:45 Jesus & Grits, Red Zone, 3602 Slide Rd. #1

10:30 Thursday Morning Bible Study, Conference Center

Friday, October 2 Youth Fall Retreat—Floydada

Saturday, October 3 Youth Fall Retreat—Floydada , Race for the Cure

Mon 28th Vicki Wilson 438-6951

Tues 29th Ashley Ebeling 283-5640

Wed 30th Becky Corley 368-2553

Thurs 1st Terrell Hutchens 792-1794

Fri 2nd Beth Pennington 698-0292

Sat 3rd Betsy Bass 799-8134

Sun 4th Betty Warren 745-6528

Deacons on Call - Hospital Visits September 27th

Offertory Prayer

8:30 Nancy Sharp 10:45 David Weaver

Shepherding Deacons & Visitor Center Hosts

8:30 Jim & Sue Hill

10:45 Emily Sharp, Rex Saffle

October 4th

Offertory Prayer

8:30 Hugh Wilson 10:45 Paul Nash

Shepherding Deacons & Visitor Center Hosts

8:30 Pat Fletcher, Donna Lewis

10:45 Grif Henson, Chanda Riney

Wednesday Night Fellowship Meal for September 30

th

$7.00 Meal - Soup & Salad Bar, Smothered Steak, Lasagna, Bacon Mac & Cheese, Steamed

Broccoli, Rolls & Dessert - Vegetarian Entrée - Breaded Eggplant with Hot Vinaigrette

Dressing $4.00 Meal - Chicken Nuggets

Security Team 7 - Sunday, Sept 27th

Dick Baker, Rance Nymeyer, Rick Elliott, Sam Prose

Wednesday Night Servers for Sept. 30th

4:15 Pat Fletcher, Drew Foster, Bobby Ebeling

4:45 Paul Nash, Debbie Rowan, Madeline Douglas

Divorce & Relationship Recovery Group

Come join us EVERY week: Tuesdays at 7:00 p.m. in the

Conference Center led by Second B’ers Brenda Ferguson & Tandy Arrant

Video presentations followed by group discussion First Study: Boundaries by Cloud & Townsend

Learn more about this group and the people who have already signed up by going to

www.meetup.com/DRR-Lubbock

Come to any weekly meeting, each session is stand-alone. IT WILL CHANGE YOUR LIFE!

Meet Our Newest Member!

Gale Boyd

Welcome Home, Gale!

Youth Fall Retreat Oct. 2

nd- 3

rd

High Ropes Course, Zipline, Paintball, Blob, and Canoeing!

$65 Sign up by Sept. 27!

(That’s This Sunday!!)