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July 27, 2014
Fifth Avenue Church of
Christ
115 W. Fifth Ave.
Lancaster, OH 43130
740-654-0626
www.myfacc.com
e-mail info@myfacc.com

Brad Seevers
Senior Minister
(740-550-9882)

David Tingler
Associate Minister

Sunday Services

Bible School
8:45 a.m.

Worship
10:00 a.m.

Evening Worship
6:00 p.m.

Annual Church Picnic
Sunday, August 3
rd

Large Pavilion at Rising Park


Bring your own beverage, table
service, and serving utensils.

There is a sign-up sheet on the
bulletin board for anyone who
would like to help with the picnic.

THOUGHTS FROM BRAD

Sometimes I think, What will people say of me when I'm
only just a memory?
When I'm home where my soul belongs, was I love?
When no one else would show up, was I Jesus to the
least of those?
Was my worship more than just a song?

I want to live like that and give it all I have,
So that everything I say and do points to You.

If love is who I am then this is where I'll stand;
Recklessly abandoned, never holding back.

I want to live like that.

Am I proof that You are who you say You are?
That grace can really change a heart. Do I live like Your
love is true?

People pass, and even if they don't know my name,
Is there evidence that I've been changed?
When they see me, do they see You?

I want to show the world the love You gave for me.
I'm longing for the world to know the glory of the King.

I want to live like that.

The above words from the Christian music group,
Sidewalk Prophets, challenges the very core of our
spiritual being. It calls into question whether the world
sees evidence that we have truly changed. Is there
evidence that we look beyond our self-interests and
seize opportunities to bring glory to God by serving our
fellow man.

May we love others more than self. May we be the
hands and feet of Jesus, fulfilling our calling. Let us
follow the example of our Lord who came to serve, not to
be served. I want to live like that! Do you?

In His Service,

Brad
BITS FROM BRO. DAVE

PERSONAL NOTE: Last Sunday morning I used
the platform to remind all of you of some special
needs we have here at Fifth Avenue. Our annual
nominating committee is now in place and we will
be seeking candidates for leadership. I am asking
that you pray about your potential for service. The
other matter is our Sunday morning nursery. We
really need volunteers to care for the little folk
during worship. If you can volunteer, see Kathryn
Albertson or one of our Elders.

KEENAGERS TRIP IN JULY: On Wednesday, of
this week (July 30), we will be traveling to visit
historic Zoar Village. This village was settled in
1817 by German Separatists who came to this
country seeking religious freedom. The village
consists of a number of original residences and
public buildings. We will be learning about the
Zoarites unique religion and history. Cart
transportation, for a limited number, is available for
those who might have difficulty walking. The cost,
per person, is $13. This includes admission and
travel. Lunch will be on your own, at the Manor
Restaurant in Strasburg. Following lunch, we will
make a stop at Yaggis Cheese House which is
located near New Philadelphia. A sign-up sheet is
posted and we still have 5 seats available. Get
your name on and your money in!

MIDWEEK BIBLE STUDIES: Our two study
groups will resume on September 10. Watch for
details.

COMING KEENAGER EVENTS:
-August 27: A trip to Amish Country. We will be
visiting the new David Warther Carvings display,
near Sugarcreek (not to be confused with the
Warther Museum in Dover) and stopping by our
favorite cheese shops. (Watch for details!)
-September 9: The New Horizons Retreat, which is
held annually at the North Terrace Church of Christ
in Zanesville. A sign-up sheet, along with
registration forms, is posted. Complete a
registration form and give it to me, along with your
registration fee. Registration is just $20, if you
register by August 12. (Registration fee includes a
continental breakfast and lunch.)

FINAL THOUGHT: Opportunity knocks but once,
but temptation leans on the doorbell.

SPIRITUAL STATISTICS July 20, 2014

Sunday School n/c
Morning Worship 140
Evening Worship 34
Weekly Budget $ 4,790.00
Budget Received $ 3,592.00
Van Fund $ 20.00

SERVING SCHEDULE July 27, 2014

At the Table Mike Cooper and Dick Shumaker
Serving
Dale Rose, Ray Ayers,
Nick Barrell, Richard Boyer
Pastor of the week Mike Cooper
PM Deacon Dale Rose

COMMUNION Donna Cupler

GREETERS Dan and Janet Brown

NURSERY
Sunday School Volunteer Needed
Worship Nick and Tracy Hinson

VISITOR CENTER Becky Wellman

SECURITY
Bible School Ray Coats
Worship Mike Bussey
Evening Worship Jim Puckett


Jane King John Hill Naressa Allen Marianna Gall Tim Seevers
Millie Hoy Our Troops Jeane Goldfarb Hayden Thompson Don Seevers
Kenneth Dusthimer Alberta Ellis LeRoy Shaner Carol Henderson Lowell Trimmer
Carter Norma Bullock Judy Fricker Mark Seevers Marty Puckett
Allen Harmon Huck Kathryn Norman Cory and Reese


We extend our sympathy to the family of
Paul Gilpin who died this week. Paul was
the owner of Pauls Model Shop, located
just up the alley from our church. Over the
years, Paul was a very kind friend to our
church, allowing our use of his parking
area and extending engraving services to us
on a number of special occasions.

Ramona Long placed her
membership at FACC at the close of
worship, and Tyler Stewart was
baptized by Brad following morning
worship on Sunday, J uly 14
th
.


SERVING SCHEDULE August 3, 2014

At the Table Dave Tingler & David Riggenbach
Serving
Josh Czich, Dan Brown,
Ray Coats, Ralph Conrad
Pastor of the week Dave Tingler
PM Deacon Josh Czich

COMMUNION Tracy Eldridge

GREETERS Nancy Speakman

NURSERY
Sunday School Volunteer Needed
Worship Marie Huffman

VISITOR CENTER Kay Knode

SECURITY
Bible School Bill Kelly
Worship George Lambert
Evening Worship Dick Shumaker

Upcoming Events

Wednesday, July 30
th

Keenagers trip to Zoar Village

Sunday, August 3
rd

Church Picnic

Sunday, August 10
th

Carriage Court Service, 2pm

Additions to the July birthday list:

July 3 Natalie Neff
July 11 Bob Neff
July 19 Karen Young

Open House/Graduation Party
For
Jacob Pendleton

Today ~ 2-4pm

1900 Lake Road, NE
Lancaster

Everyone is invited!

WELCOME TO FIFTH AVENUE!
At FACC, we focus on loving
God, loving people, and turning
the world upside down.

We are happy you chose to worship
with us today. We hope you return next
week and bring your friends with you. If
you would please take a few minutes to
fill out a Silent Roll Call Card, located
on the back of the pew, you can then
place it in the offering plate as it is
passed. Thank you. For more
information about our great church,
contact our minister, Brad Seevers at
Brad@new-churches.org or call him at
740.550.9882. Have a great week and
may God bless your life.
Sunday School Classes for All Ages
Classes at 8:45 unless noted

Nursery (Birth through 3 years old)
Jesus Loves Me
Room 102

Preschool (Ages 3-6)
Bible Friends
Room 105
Marie Huffman, Teacher

Early Elementary (Kindergarten through 3
rd
Grade)
Jesus, Our Example
Room 101
Deborah Will, Teacher

Upper Elementary Class (4
th
6
th
Grade)
Jesus, Our Example
Room 106
Becky Hoagland, Teacher

Junior/Senior High
Jesus and My Life
Room 308
Nick Barrell, Teacher

Ladies Class
The Storm Inside
Room 209
Beverly Puckett, Teacher

Mens Class
Hearing Gods Word
Room 205

Adult Class
Extreme Faith
Room 214
Brad Seevers, Teacher

Harmony Adult Class
The People of God Set Priorities
Room 204
Dave Tingler, Teacher

Philothean Adult Class
Parables
Room 108
Jim Love, Teacher


Core Values...

Values central to the life, mission and
vision of Fifth Avenue Church of Christ are:

Christ-Centered Worship
We make it a priority every Sunday to celebrate Jesus through our
music. (Romans 11:36-12:1-2). We focus on Jesus through grace-
based preaching and teaching & understand the Bible is our
authority (2 Timothy 3:16).

Church Health and Biblical Balance
Church health becomes reality when God's people seek harmony &
live consistently. We expect every member to protect the unity
of Christ's Church. (Romans 12:16; 1 Peter 3:8)

Global Evangelism
We are constant to our founding call to worldwide evangelism,
proclaiming to all that Jesus Christ is the Savior, Healer, and Soon-
Coming King (Acts 20:27).

Fellowship and Ministry
After people begin their journey with Jesus, we will equip them to
find a ministry based upon their strengths. We want everyone to
serve in some capacity. (1 Corinthians 12:12-27) We also want His
church to be the living evidence of His love and power to the world.

Discipleship
We do not want you to "get religion" here at Fifth Avenue Church of
Christ in Lancaster. We are all about teaching you that Jesus seeks
a daily relationship with Him through a life of obedience. In other
words, we want to see the things you are taught actually change
your lifestyle & your daily decisions.

Social Conscience
We place high value on the sanctity of human life, of Biblical
marriage and morality, and we welcome ethnic diversity (Isaiah
56:7; Philippians 2:15-16).



OUR PURPOSE

WE EXIST TO

Exalt Gods Greatness;
Evangelize Gods Work
Equip Gods People
Express Gods Love through Jesus Christ

OUR MISSION
To Love God and Love
People!
How Can I Respond Today?
At FACC we look to the Bible for guidance on all
issues. We believe that Gods Word is clear
concerning what a person must do to become a
Christian.
Trust that Jesus can bring you to salvation.
Turn (repent) from the sin in your life.
Confess your desire to make Jesus the Lord
of your life.
Be baptized (immersed) in water for the
forgiveness of sins and to receive the Holy
Spirit into your life.
To make this life decision for Christ, we ask that you
come forward during our commitment song at the
conclusion of the Sunday message. Baptized believers
are welcome to become members at FACC by coming
forward on Sunday morning or by seeing our Senior
Minister to discuss this further. We ask that you
complete a series of Curious classes to help you
better understand what you are committing to as a
member. If you would like to take a Curious class,
please indicate this on your Silent Roll Call Card.
My Life Will Be Disciplined
I Corinthians 9:23-27
Brad Seevers preaching
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AUGUST 2014
SUNDAY MONDAY TUESDAY WEDNESDAY THURSDAY FRIDAY SATURDAY
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Church Picnic
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Carriage Court
Service, 2pm
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Facility
Management,
6:30pm

Book Nook
6:30pm
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Deacons
Meeting,
6:30pm
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Elders Meeting,
7:30pm
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Keenagers Trip to
the Amish Country
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Food Pantry
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September 1 September 2 September 3 September 4
Foundation
Dinner
September 5

September 6
The birthday list for August is on the bulletin board in the coat room.
Family Camp at Round Lake
August 29-September 1
Family Camp at Round Lake
August 29-September 1