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The People’s Community Baptist Church
A Bible Based, Christ Centered & Kingdom Focused Ministry
Sunday, February 28, 2021 Dr. Haywood A. Robinson, III Pastor
Lord, You Make All the Difference Psalm 124
PRAYER LIST
Use this list to pray and to show your love and concern for the sick, shut-in, bereaved, or those merely in need of prayer. Names remain on the list for four weeks, after which the names are referred to the Prayer Covenant Group for continuous prayer. Please submit names to the Family Life Ministry office.
Thelma Bowes and Family Gwendolyn Bright and Family
Bernice Caliver and Family Damien Carter and Family Milton Dyer and Family
Earl Myers, Jr. and Family Sharon Marable and Family
Minister Joan McCarley Darnell Myers and Family
Isidor Robertson and Family
Sylvia Sandidge and Family Hazel Scofield and Family
Terry Smith Shirley Smithson-Martin and Family
John Thomas and Family Karen Williams
Margaret Williams and Family Alfred Wyche
James Wyche and Family
Bereaved:
Emma Jarman in the loss of her father, Theodore Donald Chasten. Andrea Moody in the loss of her mother, Mary Moody.
9:30 am-10:45 am Faith Pathways Series “The Call of God in the New Testament” Unit 3: “The Call of Women” Lesson 12: “Showing Generous Hospitality” Acts 16:11-15, 40; 1 Corinthians 1:26-30 Bro. Tim Mitchell
Zoom invitation sent to students 9:45 am-10:45 am Pre-School/Kindergarten Faithweaver Now Lessons from the Gospels: Stories About
Jesus
Sis. Angela Cooper, Sis. Lisa Harris
Zoom invitation to be sent to parents Understanding the Bible--
Living Boldly for God: The Books of I & II Samuel
Lesson 12: “David’s Return to Jerusalem”
II Samuel 19:8b - 22:51 Deacon Harold Peaks
Zoom invitation sent to participants
Bible Studies for Life “Spiritual Disciplines: Becoming More Like Jesus” Session 4: “Maintaining Focus on God” Daniel 9:1-7, 17-19 Bro. Dennis Powell Zoom invitation sent to participants
10:00 am-10:45 am Upper Elementary Grades 3-5
Faithweaver Now
Lessons from the Gospels: Stories About Jesus
Sis Marlene Bailey, Sis Shawntel Chin, Sis. Gail Miller-Myers Zoom invitation sent to participants
1:00 pm-1:30 pm
1:30 pm-2:30 pm Women’s Study Group Better: A Study of Hebrews Week Four: “Better High Priest” Hebrews 4:14—5:14 Deaconess Sharon Rodgers, Sis. Kristy Hardy Zoom invitation sent to participants
Middle School (Grades 6-8) “Showing Generous Hospitality” Bro. Bobby Fields
High School (Grades 9-12) “Willing to Serve, Ready To Serve, Power to Serve” Dr. George Comer
PICK UP YOUR COMMUNION
Saturday, March 6 10 am-2 pm
Sunday, March 7
10 am-11 am
Visit montgomerycountymd.gov/covid19-reopening for Latest Updates
Excerpts of A Message from County Executive Marc Elrich February 25, 2021
Montgomery County COVID-19 Vaccination Update:
Where We Are Now as of 2/25/2021
More than 137,000 Montgomery County residents have received their first vaccine (13.1% of the county’s population); and more than 61,000 (5.8%) residents have received their 2nd doses. Currently, Montgomery County DHHS receives approximately 4500 vaccine doses weekly, and are prioritizing residents who are 75 and older (1B); the remainder of frontline health care workers; public safety employees and first responders.
The vaccination clinics are by appointment only.
Residents must not forward appointment scheduling to friends and family (they will not be vaccinated). The links are intended only for the direct recipient.
To get vaccinate at a county clinic:
Everyone must preregister for a vaccine. People in 1B and 1C can now register (65 and over) Preregistration information:
Preregistration is not an appointment-it places you in a queue to eventually get an appointment by priority group. When vaccines arrive, DHHS contact residents from the preregistration list and invites them to make an appointment.
Once preregistered, individuals will receive an invitation to make an appointment by email from DHHS. The invitation will come from: [email protected]
Residents are advised to monitor their email junk and/or spam folder; just in case information ends up there rather in their inbox.
Individuals who have received a first dose from a DHHS-sponsored clinic will receive an email approximately 4 to 7 days before their 2nd dose is due and will be invited to make an appointment for a 2nd vaccine. Maryland has multiple mass vaccination sites; for more information, and to register, go to Maryland’s Go Vax website. If individuals do not have the ability to register by internet, they can preregister via telephone. Those who are 75 and older without internet access can call the Preregistration Helpline at 240-777-2982 for assistance in preregistering. The helpline is open 7 days a week from 8am to 6pm. The line is for preregistration only. Answers to general questions about vaccinations and COVID-19 can be obtained by calling 240-777-1755, daily from 8am to 6pm. We encourage family, friends, and volunteers to assist others who may not understand the process of preregistering for the vaccines, or have access to internet services.
