January 3, 2016 Volume 1, Issue 1

Greater Mt. Zion A.M.E. Church

INSIDE THIS ISSUE

Contact Info ....................... 2

Quiet Time ........................ 3

Birthday List ...................... 4

Children’s Church.............. 5

The Preached Word .......... 6

The Pastors Message ....... 7

What’s Happening ............. 8

What’s Happening ............. 9

Health and Wellness ......... 10

Social Action ..................... 11

Church School .................. 12

Black History ..................... 13

Sick and Shut In ................ 14

Time for Fun ...................... 15

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Greater Mt. Zion A.M.E. Church 1045 16th Street South , St. Petersburg, FL 33705

Office: 727-894-1393

Fax: 727-827-4707

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Contact Information

Jimmy Pritchett Steward Pro-Tem 727-866-0061 Reggie Reed, Trustee Pro-Tem 727-479-5704 Rev. Robert Boyd, Clergy 727-698-1368 Rev. Ira Whitson, Clergy 727-823-1923 727-768-6178 Rev. Dr. Sherisse Bryant, Youth Minister 727-608-7695 Valarie Lee, Health / Wellness 727-851-8339 Anna Herring, Social Action 727-258-4163 Elouise Brown, Evangelism Ministry 727-906-7191 Gloria Bryant, Class Leaders 727-864-3343 Patricia Needom, Class Leaders 727-896-1085 Constance Shaw, Mass Choir 727-678-1921 Terry Bradley, Male Chorus 727-793-7048 Chauntea Kirnes, Voices of Praise 727-710-1620 Gary / Karen Stanford, Couples Ministry 727-784-7360 June Brown, Lay President 727-592-2112 Patricia Smith-Johnson, WMS 727-459-8584 Cheryle Harrell, YPD 727-348-6927 Karen Stanford, Women’s Ministry 727-784-7360 Donna Butler, Kitchen Manager 727-599-4215 Dozier Harrell, Facility Maintenance 727-656-0302 Elouise Brown, Janitorial 727-906-7191 Frederick Robinson, Sons of Allen 727-563-6054

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Christmas Eve Candlelight Worship

Thank you so much for you support of this special Worship. It was a great turn-out and we had a wonderful time. Let’s plan on meeting the same time next year for an even better worship experience.

We would like to thank all of you that made a sacrificial gift for our Christmas Eve Candlelight Worship. We were blessed to receive $2,704.00. We are truly grateful.

Thank you to the people who honored love ones or did an In Memory of a love one. Listed below are the names of the persons that did the special recognition.

In Memory of Lewis & Ethel Williams Pastor Clarence & Andrea Williams In Memory of Edgin Anthony Bradley Linda Bradley Aquil In Memory of Tia A. Myles Dawn Bannister In Memory of John & Jessie Wells Cornelius Bell In Memory of Clifton & Louise Bruce Thelma Bruce In Memory of Earlene Davis Karen Davis In Memory of William Davis Rodney Davis In Honor of Rodney Davis Rodney Davis In Memory of Clarence Sr. & Alice Dortch Ruth Dortch Davis In Memory of Clarence Dortch, Jr. Ruth Dortch Davis In Memory of Juanita & Georgia Robinson Rene Robinson-Flower In Memory of Eva Glasscock Calvin Glasscock In Memory of Harold Kirnes Bessie Kirnes & Latonna Lamar In Honor of Bessie Kirnes Latonna K Lamar In Memory of Jacob & Annie Lamar Kelvin Lamar In Memory of Georgia Lindsey Barbara & Jean Oguntade In Honor of Jesus Christ Jean Oguntade In Memory of Mabel McCormick Eddie Pringle In Honor of Lorenzo Pringle Eddie Pringle In Memory of Cleo Reginald Pizana Orlando & Felicia Pizana In Honor of Jesus Christ Daisy Powell In Memory of Audrey Reed Daniel Reed In Memory of Betty J. Jones (my Sister) Mary Reed In Memory of Rudolph Reed Reggie Reed In Memory of Jessie K. Wells Eva Williams

Recipe for a Happy New Year

Take 12 fine, full-grown months; see that these are thoroughly cleansed from all old memories of bitterness, hate, and jealousy.

Cut these months into 30 or 31 equal parts.

(This batch will keep for one year. Do not attempt to make more than one batch at a time

-many people spoil the entire lot in this way.)

Prepare one day at a time as follows: Into each day, put 12 parts of faith,

11 parts of patience, 10 parts of courage,

9 parts of work (some people omit this ingredient and spoil the flavor of the rest),

8 parts of hope, 7 parts of fidelity,

6 parts of open-mindedness, 5 parts of kindness,

4 parts of rest (leaving this out is like leaving the oil out of the salad, "don't do it") ,

3 parts of prayer, 2 parts of meditation,

and 1 well-selected resolution.

If you have no conscientious scruples, add a teaspoonful of good spirits,

a dash of fun, a pinch of folly,

a sprinkling of play, and a heaping cupful of good humor.

Pour love liberally into the whole,

and mix with strength. Cook thoroughly in a warming heat.

Garnish with a few smiles and a sprig of joy; then serve with quietness,

unselfishness, and cheerfulness.

A Happy New Year is a certainty. -anonymous

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01/01 Deborah Frazier 01/01 Cornelius Shaw 01/01 Sonya Simmons 01/01 Travis White 01/02 Brichelle Hall 01/03 Eddie Hayes 01/03 Jazsmyne Morgan 01/04 Keshaira Merthie 01/04 Cathy Robles 01/04 Jacqueline Hollingsworth 01/04 Leolyn McCollin 01/05 Jasmine Kennedy 01/05 Doretha Satchell 01/05 Patricia Needom 01/05 Phelicia McKinnon 01/05 Marcus Everett 01/05 Nyree “Nikki” Harrell 01/07 Loren Marion 01/07 James Scott 01/07 Kenya Byers 01/07 Sophia Brown 01/07 Gabrielle Hemingway 01/07 Carrington Oliver 01/08 Daniel Bethune 01/08 Kareem Turner 01/08 Alicia Waddell 01/08 Kenneth Roy Walker 01/08 Manalito Bryant, Jr. 01/09 Terri Murph 01/10 Mary Griffin 01/10 Herman Williams, Sr. 01/11 Jewel Davis 01/11 James Randall 01/11 Homer Smith, Jr. 01/12 Sheila Bradley 01/12 Stanley Wright 01/12 Marques Alexander 01/13 Rodman Goodard 01/13 Mika Nelson 01/13 Shunette Jones 01/14 Daran Green 01/14 Charles Buckner 01/14 Madge Cooks 01/15 Marshall Conley 01/15 Bridget Turner 01/15 Joy Williams 01/15 Sandra Sims

01/15 Jeffrey Smith 01/16 Krystal Ferguson 01/16 Vinson Melvin 01/16 Corey Gibson, Jr. 01/17 Valarie Lee 01/17 Carol Clark 01/17 Anitra Jackson 01/18 Devron Pringle 01/18 Keoshia Grant 01/20 Nadia Diaz 01/21 Brenda Cooper 01/21 Jan’tel Lambert 01/21 Jamilla Davis 01/21 Angela Battle 01/22 Helen Kimble 01/22 Roena Thomas 01/22 Cindy Morgan 01/23 Lidell Golden, Jr. 01/23 Sylvia Johnson 01/23 Alfred Woodard 01/23 Kenneth Anderson 01/23 Begina Small 01/23 Jameka Evans 01/23 Danny Wilson, Jr. 01/24 Roylene McMullen 01/24 Tonya Taylor 01/25 Vernon Williams 01/25 Valerie Floyd 01/25 Jada Courtney 01/25 Rayshaun Jenkins 01/26 Clifford Brown 01/26 Debborah Howard 01/26 Ursula Caldwell 01/27 Daisy Powell 01/27 Jannie Bronson 01/27 Estelle Battle 01/27 Miesha Brundridge 01/27 Norma Myers 01/27 Mary Ruth 01/29 Cynthia Mitchell 01/29 Vincent Lester 01/29 Gold Patrick 01/30 William Keaton 01/30 Gregory Davis 01/31 Amos Keys, Jr. 01/31 Quentin Keys 01/31 January Curry 01/31 Jessica Evers 01/31 Justin Evers

JANUARY

BIRTHDAY

FACTS:

characteristics

show you are

stable,

trustworthy,

persistent,

ambitious and

patient

Birthstone:

Garnet

Birth Flower: Carnation

(means - love, fascination and

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is now OPEN!

Ages up to three

years of age.

Come see us.

Thank you,

Keisha Patrick

to

Monica Pickens

for the donations of

subway bags. You

made Christmas

Special for our

children.

The Story of Baby Jesus

A long time ago, in the town of Nazareth, lived a young woman named Mary, who did her chores, was kind to others, and loved God very much. She was engaged to be married to Joseph, who was a carpenter. One day, an Angel suddenly ap-peared. Before Mary could say anything, the Angel told Mary that she was favored by God, and that God was with her.

Mary was surprised; and tried not to be afraid, but she had never seen an angel before. After all, Mary was just a regular lady like you or I. Why was this Angel visiting her? What did the Angel want? The angel quickly tried to reassure Mary, "Do not be afraid!" "God has found favor with you. You will have a baby boy, and are to give him the name Jesus." Mary couldn't believe what she was hearing, she didn't know what to say. When she was finally able to speak, she said, "I am the Lord's servant, and I hope everything you have said will come true."

Soon after, Joseph found out that Mary was going to have a baby. Joseph was confused and upset by this. But an angel came to him in a dream and said, Joseph do not be afraid to take Mary as your wife. The child Mary is going to have is God's Son, and you are to give him the name Jesus." When Joseph woke up, he remembered what the angel had said. He knew that everything was okay, and he wasn't upset anymore. In those days, the government decided that they should count everyone that lived in that area of the world. So Joseph had to take Mary to his town, Bethlehem to register.

It took Mary and Joseph a long time to get to Bethlehem. This was very tiring for Mary because she was soon going to have a baby. When they reached the town, all the hotels were full and there was nowhere that they could stay. Finally, someone felt bad for them, and offered them a place to stay. Mary and Joseph were thankful that they at least had a place to lay down. It was warm, and there was plenty of straw to lay on. That night an exciting, wonderful thing happened. Mary and Joseph had a baby! But it wasn't just any baby, it was Baby Je-sus! The creator of the whole world, the King of Kings, the one who would save the world. The little baby boy fell asleep in Mary's arms and she wrapped him in cloths and laid him in a manger on some clean straw. Mary and Joseph soon fell asleep,

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December 6th 7:30—Rev. Clarence Williams Matthew 16:26 It’s Good For The Soul 11:00—Rev. Clarence Williams Matthew 16:26 It’s Good for the Soul, Part 2

December 20h 7:30—Rev. Clarence Williams Matthew 1:17 A Big God, Little People 11:00—Rev. Clarence Williams John 1:1 Four Facts About Christmas

December 13th 7:30—Rev. Dr. Sherrisse Bryant Matthew 2:1-2 Follow The Light 11:00—Rev. Clarence Williams Luke 2:6-7 The Arrival

December 27th 7:30—Rev. Dr. Wayne Thompson Frist Baptist Institutional Church Matthew 16:26 Formula for Facing Your Future 11:00—Minister LaZaire Reese Friendship Missionary Baptist Church 1 Samuel 17:45-46a How to Handle Giants In Your Life

Trivia Question for

January

Who came out dancing after David Killed Goliath?

January Answer

All the women came out dancing after David killed Goliath and the men were returning home with King Saul. See 1 Samuel 18:6

Trivia Question for February

According to Solomon, How is a fool’s voice known?

The World

“Love not the world, neither the things that are in the world. If any man love the world, the love of the Father is not in him.”

-1 John 2:15

John taught us clearly what he meant by “the world.” He wrote, “For all that is in the world, the lust of the flesh, and the lust of the eyes, and the pride of life, is not of the Father, but is of the world.” (V. 16) The world is the disposition or

power under which man has fallen through sin. And the god of this world, in or-der to deceive man, conceals himself under the form of what God has created. The world, with its pleasures, surrounds the Christian each day with temptations.

This was the case with Eve in the Garden of Eden. In Genesis 3:6, we find the three characteristics that John mentioned: first, the lust of the flesh: “The woman saw that the tree was good for food”; second, the lust of the eyes: “It was pleas-ant to the eyes”; and third, the pride of life: “A tree to be desired to make one wise.” The world still comes to us, offering desirable food and much to please the fleshly appetites. It offers much that the eye desires, including riches, beau-ty, and luxury. And it offers the pride of life, which is shown when a man imagi-nes he knows and understands everything, and prides himself on it.

Are our lives in the world not full of danger, with the allurements of the flesh, so much to occupy our eyes and our hearts, and so much worldly wisdom and knowledge?

John told us, “Do not love the world, for then the love of the Father is not in you.” Our Lord calls us, as He called His disciples, to leave all and follow Him.

Christians, you live in a dangerous world; cling to the Lord Jesus. As He teach-es you to shun the world and its attractions, your love will go out to Him in loyal-hearted service. But remember, there must be daily fellowship with Jesus. His love alone can expel the love of the world. Take time to be alone with your Lord.

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Believing in yourself is the first secret to SUCCESS!

Male Chorus Tuesday, January 19, 2016 Mass Choir Tuesday, January 12, 2015 Voices of Praise Thursday, January 7, 2016 Youth Choir Saturday, January 16, 23, 2016

Combined Choir Tuesday, January 26, 2016

CHOIR REHEARSAL

Trustees and Stewards on Duty for January

James Brown, Sr.

Kelvin Lamar Lula Love

Eddie Pringle Daniel Reed

(Please make sure your event, activity, rehearsals (Choir and Dance), are listed on the monthly calendar so we can adequately provide coverage for the building).

Thank you, Reggie Reed, Pro-Tem Trustee Board

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Choirs Lineup

Male Chorus - 1st Sunday

January 3rd

Voices of Praise - 2nd Sunday

January 10th

Mass Chorus - 3rd Sunday January 17th

Youth Choir - 4th Sunday

January 24th

Combined Choir - 5th Sunday

January 31st

MARK YOU CALENDAR FOR First Friday Movie Night

with the Pinellas County Sheriff’s Office

Bring your blankets and chairs for Movie Night on the Grounds February 5, 2016 March 4, 2016 April 1, 2016 Movies and times to be announced.

Do you have a green thumb or an hour to

spare?

The Floral Committee would love for you

to be a part of our ministry and help with

the care of the plants inside the Church.

Please call or see Edna Stevens

727-327-8780 if this Ministry is for you.

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“Let all things be done decently and in order.” 1 Corinthians 14:40King James Version

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ALL information for The Zion Trumpet is due by the 15th of each month for the next issue.

If you need typing, coping etc. completed by the Office Staff, please bring the information in at least two days before it is needed.

Transportation Request Forms should be submitted at least fourteen (14) days before the event for approval.

If you are requesting to be picked up via the bus or van for worship services, please call on Wednesday for your name to go on the list .

Thank you for helping make us more effective and efficient. Thank You, The Office Staff

How to start the New Year Off Right We are starting a New Year so here are some tips to help it get off to a good start. Let’s try these: 1. Get your full eight hours—this is needed for good health,

safety, and optimum performance. 2. Rise and shine - and eat— Breakfast gets your body’s

metabolism going again after a night of sleeping, and give you the gradual and adequate energy you need to get through the morning.

3. Wash your hands - from banishing cold and flu germs to preventing food borne illnesses, frequent hand-washing is one of the smartest preventive habits you can adopt.

4. Know your family health history - this can give you important information regarding your own health.

5. Eat mindfully - turn off the TV or computer, sit down at a table with your food on a plate, and focus on eating.

6. Add variety to your diet - wild salmon and sardines are a couple of fish that provide heart-healthy facts—find more foods that help your diet and health.

7. Volunteer - in addition to helping others, you benefit by gain-ing valuable experience and meeting new friends.

8. Maintain strong family and social networks - you become healthier and are less likely to experience depression.

9. Take a time out - at least once a day, close your eyes and focus on taking 10 deep full breaths.

10. Drink more water to prevent constipation, dehydration and other related diseases.

Blood Pressure Screening

Sunday, January 10, 2016

after 7:30 am Worship

VINTAGE

SPEAKERS

January 27th

Cherre Baker

AFLAC

Insurance

Please join us for

Vintage Bible Study each

Wednesday at 11 am.

and

Adult Bible Study each

Wednesday at

6 pm.

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“Christmas In July” Many have lamented that they found it dif-ficult to get in the Christmas Spirit, due to the unseasonably warm temperatures. On December 19th, a few of us ventured to Child’s Park YMCA to assist in the dis-tribution of toys to needy families.

When we arrived, we were immediately impressed by the organization of the event. We began humming along with

the holiday music. Employees and other volunteers greeted us with “Merry Christmas!” Everyone appeared to be in a good mood.

Tampa Bay Buccaneer, Louis Murphy, Jr., extended greet-ings and availed himself to “selfies” and other photos with the parents. Sadly, Sister Searcy was not able to get a photo with our hometown Buccaneer.

After three hours in this environment, we left the Center with a sense of accomplishment and it felt a lot like Christmas (minus the temperature).

A huge thank you goes out to: First Lady Andrea Williams, Sisters Janis Smith, Naomi Adams, Eva W. Williams, Bertha Searcy and Felicia Pizano for their time and assistance.

Anna W. Herring Commission on Social Action

2016 Presidential Election

The last day to register to vote in Florida’s Primary Election is February 16th. You must have picture identification to register. Please see Anna Herring. Thank you.

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Donations of personal

hygiene items are

needed for this shelter.

This is an on-going pro-

ject for Social Action.

Your donations make a

difference in the lives of

these individuals.

God bless and thank

you,

Anna Herring

01/18 The Mighty Deeds of God

Psalm 77:11-15

01/19 The Resurrected Messiah

Acts 2:22-28

01/20 The Gift of Sight

John 9:1-11

01/21 The Gift of Health

Matthew 15:29-38

01/22 The Clean Gift

Matthew 5:21-26

01/23 The Healing Mission of Jesus

Luke 4:16-24

01/24 Water to Wine

John 2:1-12

01/25 Trust in Facing Death

Psalm 56

01/26 Life Eternal

Isaiah 25:6-10

01/27 Darkness Dispelled

Matthew 4:12-17

01/28 For God’s Glory

John 11:1-6

01/29 I Am Life

John 11:17-27

01/30 Jesus Wept

John 11:28-37

01/31 Alive Again

John 11:38-44

02/01 Young Jesus and the Passover

Luke 2:41-49

02/02 Jesus’ Last Passover

Matthew 26:20-30

02/03 Plague of Flies

Exodus 8:20-29

02/04 Plague of Locusts

Exodus 10:12-20

02/05 Detailed Instructions

Numbers 9:1-4, 13

02/06 When Your Children Ask

Joshua 4:1-7

02/07 Preparing for Passover

Exodus 12:1-4

INSIDE STORY HEADLINE

01/01 The Lord Is Present

Genesis 28:15-22

01/02 Welcome Home

Genesis 29:9-14

01/03 One Groom, Two Brides

Genesis 29:15-30

01/04 A Perfect Woman

Proverbs 31:10-11, 20, 25, 26

01/05 The Perfect Shepherd

John 10:1-6

01/06 The Good Shepherd

John 10:7-15

01/07 The Eternal Shepherd

John 10:22-30

01/08 The Most Perfect Love

Song of Solomon 4:9-15

01/09 The Most Handsome Groom

Song of Solomon 5:9-16

01/10 The Most Beautiful Bride

Song of Solomon 6:4-12

01/11 A Clean and Faithful Heart

Psalm 51:6-12

01/12 The Faithful God

Psalm 89:24-29

01/13 Faithful to Truth

Psalm 119:25-32

01/14 Free in the Spirit

Galatians 5:16-25

01/15 Unfaithful Israel

Hosea 4:1-6

01/16 Faithful God

Hosea 2:18-23

01/17 An Unfaithful Bride

Hosea 1

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January 01, 1863 President Abraham Lincoln issues the Emancipation Proclamation.

January 02, 1965 Martin Luther King, Jr. calls for non-violent protests if Alabama Blacks are not allowed to register and vote.

January 03, 1621 William Tucker is the first Black child born in the colonies.

January 07, 1890 William B. Purvis patents the fountain pen.

January 09, 1866 Fisk University is founded in Nashville

January 11, 1985 Reuben V. Anderson, first African American to be appointed to Mississippi Supreme Court.

January 13, 1990 L. Douglas Wilder becomes first African American U.S. governor (Virginia) since Reconstruction.

January 16, 1978 NASA names Black astronauts: Maj. Frederick D. Gregory, Maj. Guion S. Bluford, and Dr. Ronald McNair.

January 17, 1942 Three-time heavyweight boxing champion Muhammad Ali was born.

January 20, 1977 Patricia Roberts Harris becomes U.S. Secretary of Housing and Urban Development, the first black woman to hold a Cabinet position.

January 21, 1936 Former Congressman Barbara Jordan was born.

January 22, 1949 James Robert Gladden becomes the first African American certified in Orthopedic surgery.

January 23, 1891 Dr. Daniel Hale Williams founded Provident Hospital in Chicago, one of the first Schools of Nursing for black students in the U. S.

January 24, 1865 Congress passes 13th Amendment which, on ratification, abolished Slavery in America.

January 26, 1954 Dr. Theodore K. Lawless, Dermatologist, awarded the Springarn Medal for his research in skin-related diseases.

January 29, 1926 Violette Neatly Anderson becomes the first Black woman lawyer to argue a case before the U.S. Supreme Court.

January 30, 1979 Franklin Thomas was named President of Ford Foundation. 13

Sister Betty Covington Bouey 1458 15th Street South Sister Leola Currington 3022 Melrose Avenue S Sister Ethel Eva 1534 14th Street South Sister Dezra Flournoy-Hudson 2012 69th Avenue South Sister Tawanda Jackson 3990 46th Avenue North Sister Sallie Johnson 1230 40th Street South Sister Doris Jones 6186 Lynn Lake Drive S, Bldg 29

Brother M. C. Jordan 1740 Youval Court South Sister Terri Murph 1430 63rd Avenue South Brother Arthur Pittman 5744 NW 3rd Place, Ocala

Brother Alphonso Turner 737 51st Avenue South Sister Jasmine Walker 1955 29th Street South

Nursing Homes and Rehabilitation Centers

Brother Bobby Jackson, Sr. The Carrington 10501 Roosevelt Blvd North, Rm 102W

Sister Betty Jordan Bay Pointe Nursing Pavilion 4201 31st Street South

Brother Quentin Keys Shores Acres Rehab 4500 Indianapolis St. N.E.

Hospital Sister Elizabeth Smith St. Anthony’s Hospital, Room 330

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Doris Jones, Kenneth “Roy Walker”

and all other Family Members on the

loss of your Son / Nephew

Brother Ronald Jones

The entire Mt. Zion family and other

Family Members on the loss of our

beloved member:

Rev. Bernard Stanley Smith