FROM OUR PASTOR During the last few weeks of 2014 and over many hours together, it was meaningful for our ministers to reflect and think ahead about the spiritual health and direction of our church. From those discussions and times of prayer, three major themes came to the surface. I've revealed them in our sermon series, “Grace is Greater Than,� and I briefly share them with you again so that they might resonate in our hearts collectively and in our practices in 2015. May this blueprint guide us in how we make decisions as a church body, together as families, and individually as we follow Jesus. But beyond decision making, may it drive us as we make, mature and multiply disciples in 2015.
We desire to make prayer the first step in all we do, as it invites into our planning and processes the very person and work of the Holy Spirit. It humbles us to become more dependent upon Him rather than ourselves. It gives us power for boldness, cleansing from sin, and direction for the steps ahead. Prayer reaches for the fruit that only God can produce both inside our hearts and outside in the lives of people. We desire to give our lives to others so that the work and grace of Jesus can take hold of them as it deepens in us. May we view our church as a living body of people growing together in God's grace and in need of sacrificial service and love from every member. Pouring into others means we fight the natural tendency to see our church lives as being satisfied when only our personal needs are met and our desires fulfilled. We desire to see the gospel of Jesus proclaimed in a fresh, bold and compassionate way in 2015. While it begins with praying for and engaging with the lost, it continues as the Holy Spirit leads us to opportunities to share the gospel in word and deed with those we come in contact with daily. Ultimately, we pray every member will become an instrument God uses to proclaim His love and grace to those who do not know Him.
I am praying the Father not only keeps these themes in the forefront of our thinking, but that He pours out His grace in our hearts to make them a reality in our practices. In 2015 may we all be "filled with the fruit of righteousness that comes through Jesus Christ, to the glory and praise of God" Philippians 1:11.
Paul Jimenez Pastor
And this is my prayer:
That your love may abound more and more in knowledge and depth of insight, so that you may be able to discern what is best and may be pure and blameless for the day of Christ, filled with the fruit of righteousness that comes through Jesus Christ, to the glory and praise of God. Philippians 1:9-11 2 | TAYLORSFBC.ORG
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motown Intergenerational Night of Worship March 15, 6 pm
Dinner Theater February 20, 7 pm
Tickets are $10 per person Presented by Regeneration Student Choir, Taylors Students, and Taylors Worship. Monies from this event will go toward the Regeneration Student Choir / Taylors Student REACH trip to Detroit, Michigan, in July. Tickets available at the Welcome Desk on Sundays and Wednesdays or weekdays in the Church Office.
Easter Sunday April 3 // Noon
Week of Prayer for North American Missions
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April 5 9 and 10:30 am
WEDNESDAY NIGHTS 6:30 pm | October 1-November 19 ThroughWednesdays, March 11 >> Children of the Day by Beth Moore Room: B227
Esther Led by Kent Hartsell | Fellowship Hall
Financial Peace University
Led by Andy Vanasse | Room: B232-233
Marriage: You and Me Forever
Adult Choir Rehearsals
Contemporary Choir Rehearsal, 6:20 pm Orchestra Rehearsal, 7:30 pm Traditional Choir Rehearsal, 7:30 pm
Orphan Care Group
Led by Gray & Kristen Madden Room: B129
by Francis & Lisa Chan Led by Kim & David Massie | Room: B234
M&M
Grief Share
Children's Choirs
Led by Sandy McDaris & Whitney McDaris | C126
Prayer in the Chapel
Led by Dr. Jimmie Harley
Birth-Age 5 | 6:15 pm Grades 1-5 | 6:15 pm
UNITED
Grades 6-12 | 6:30 pm
Dinner Served 5:15-6 pm In addition to our home-cooked menus, we offer... Chick-fil-A: Sandwich or eight count chicken nuggets, a fruit cup and a homecooked dessert. Children receive six count nuggets, a fruit cup and a home-cooked dessert. Atlanta Bread Company: Turkey, Ham, or Chicken Salad sandwich, chips, cookie, pickle. Children receive turkey or ham sandwich, chips and a cookie. 2/4
Divorce Recovery: DivorceCare
Faciliators: Ed and Kris Natterstad | C124
March 18 >> SNA EXP TOUR with David Platt
The Send North America Experience Tour is a gathering for the church that challenges you to leverage your life in a way that counts for the kingdom. The tour carries the God-sized vision for pushing back lostness in North America and awakens and empowers you to know that your life on mission matters. See page three. No dinner or other activities scheduled. Childcare available for birth through age 5.
March 25 >> Regular Schedule April 1 >> Spring Break Week | No Dinner or Activities April 8 >> New Journey Classes Begin Journey classes on Wednesday nights offer many options to draw closer to God. You can join us in the Fellowship Hall or choose from one of the great classes such as "PLACE," "Unglued," and "Take Heart for the Journey."
Mexican Night Atlanta Bread Company* Children may choose: pizza, the home-cooked meal, or Atlanta Bread Co.
2/11 Chicken Casserole Chick-fil-A* Children may choose: chicken fingers, the home-cooked meal, or Chick-fil-A. 2/18 Baked Ham Atlanta Bread Company* Children may choose: hamburgers, the home-cooked meal, or Atlanta Bread Co. 2/25 Roast Beef Chick-fil-A* Children may choose: hot dogs, the home-cooked meal, or Chick-fil-A. 3/4
Pork Loin Atlanta Bread Company* Children may choose: corn dogs, the home-cooked meal, or Atlanta Bread Co.
3/11 Baked Chicken Chick-fil-A* Children may choose: chicken fingers, the home-cooked meal, or Chick-fil-A.
Generations:
THIS IS LOVE
Children's Choirs Begin February 4 “Generations: This Is Love� is a worship service led by our children that will incorporate music, drama, dance and puppets. Be sure to put Sunday, April 26, 6 pm on your calendar and join us for this special night of worship.
3/25 Baked Pasta Atlanta Bread Company* Children may choose: pizza, the home-cooked meal, or Atlanta Bread Co.
Adults $6, Children, $4 Family Max. $20* * The family maximum does not apply when purchasing Chick-fil-A or Atlanta Bread Company meals. No reservation required. First come first served. Home-cooked meal offered weekly. Atlanta Bread Company and Chick-fil-A will alternate weeks. Drinks included.
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Deadline for Application/Deposit
February 1, 2015 Contact the REACH office at 864-678-8838 or frans@taylorsfbc.org with questions.
DC College Mission Trip January 2015 Thirty-two college students and leaders partnered with a SEND North
2015 REACH Trips Our Nation
Washington, DC | January 2-8 Salt Lake City, UT | February 19-22 Dedham, MA | May 14-17 Anchorage, Alaska | June 14-21 Salt Lake City, UT | June 16-21 Detroit, MI | July 17-26 New Jersey | August 15-22 Dedham, MA | September 10-13 Canada Vision Trip | October
All Nations Nemo | January 23-30 Spain | March 8-14 Nemo | August 9-16 Fortaleza, Brazil | September 11-20 South Asia | October 1-11 Prague, Czech Republic October 2-10
www.taylorsfbc.org/trips
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American Mission Board church planter outside Washington, D.C., and despite the bone chilling cold, the students served in amazing ways. They cleaned out the existing church building, painted and updated multiple classrooms, and handed out 1,000 postcards about the church throughout the community. Most impressive, they went door-to-door to over 750 homes to share a survey and the gospel. The students were amazingly bold and unselfish! "During the trip, Taylors College partnered with Pillar Woodlawn. Our time in DC was filled with painting, playing in the snow, organizing and building relationships with our church planter family and each other." Victoria Harrison, Sophomore "My first mission trip was a huge blessing and an eye-opening experience. I am so thankful for the Christ-centered friendships I developed and the seeds we were able to plant in the community. I cannot wait to go on another trip with Taylors College!� Alyssa Ashe, Freshman Pray for the College students going on the REACH trip to Madrid, Spain, during Spring Break.
10th Anniversary Celebration Friday, March 13, 2015 7 pm Taylors Rec Center
REACH WMU Doll Ministry By Vanessa Tucker The Doll Ministry has hand-made nearly 11,000 dolls since its beginning and last year made 1200 dolls for Operation Christmas Child boxes. A small group of women from Taylors FBC started The Doll Ministry in March of 2010 after meeting with Susan Bishop from Berea First Baptist, the originator of the doll pattern. The Doll Ministry will have a double celebration in March, 2015. The oldest member, Dot Breazeale, will be 100 years old AND the group will celebrate five years of making and distributing dolls. These small hand-made dolls have made their way to the Dominican Republic, Africa, Brazil, China, Honduras, Haiti, Prague, Peru, Mexico, Spain, Canada, Nicaragua, Montana, Florida, Mississippi, North Carolina, South Carolina, and the communities of Taylors, Greer and Greenville. Taylors FBC has used these dolls for Single Mom’s Oil change, and shared the pattern with other churches to assist in getting additional doll ministries started. Each doll is made with love by workers who range in age from 6-99! They say prayers throughout the process from the purchase of materials to attaching the “salvation beads” used by missionaries with a coloring book to tell children about Jesus’ love and salvation through His shed blood and forgiveness of sin. This year they received word that thirty people received Christ after servants from the Taylors area gave away dolls and helped to rebuild in the Mississippi Delta region. The Doll Ministry meets every Monday at the Taylors Rec Center 4-7 pm. For information contact Patricia Phillips at 864-630-1659.
Part One: Monday, February 23, 6-8 pm
Join us for a free, casual dinner in a relaxed setting with a group of people who, like you, want to learn more about Taylors. Childcare is provided for children 5th grade and younger with reservation. Dinner will be served to the children. Reservations are required by February 16: www.taylorsfbc.org/dinner
Part Two: Wednesday, February 25, 6:30-8 pm Come back to ask questions, discuss membership and serving opportunities, as well as help us get to know you a little better.
TAYLORS FBC MINISTERIAL STAFF Paul Jimenez Pastor
John Alexander
Minister of Elementary Children
Kevin Batson Worship Pastor
Ryan Brooks
Minister of College & Young Singles
Gerald Caskey
Director of Finance & Administration
David Cline
Executive Pastor
Kathy Dority
Dr. Jimmie Harley Associate Pastor
Daryl Hopkins
Minister of Recreation
Rhonda McMahan
Minister of Preschool Children
Dr. Doug Mize
Education and Connections Pastor
Scott Norman
Minister of Worship
Ricky Stark
Minister of Students
Jeremy Thompson
Minister of Assimilation & Spiritual Care
Minister of Missions & Evangelism
Dustin Dozier
To Contact via Email: first name, last initial @taylorsfbc.org
Minister of Students
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Camp in the City: Knepp Family Experience Camp in the City was an awesome experience for all of our kids, even the one who is too old to go to camp! For our ten-yearold twins, it was their first camp experience. Neither of them care to spend the night away from home, so a camp where they could come home every night was perfect. At the time a foster child was living with us and CITC was his opportunity to see young adults living out their faith in Christ. The love and compassion shown to him was AMAZING! All of the counselors took extra time and effort to meet his needs and really show the unconditional love that Christ has for each of us. As a host home, we had the privilege of ministering to three camp counselors. We chose female counselors because our twins are girls and would be attending camp. They were mostly at our house to sleep, shower and eat breakfast, except for one night. That night they spent time with our family having dinner and playing games. On another night the whole family was able to go to a swimming party for the counselors and host families. It was at this party that our oldest, Zach, age seventeen, was impacted by the counselors. He is almost as old as some of the counselors and being able to interact with those young adults and seeing them proud of their Christianity and walk with Christ made quite an impact. In fact, Zach requested that we host male counselors next year so he has a little more time to interact with and learn from them!
July 27-31, 9 am-4 pm Taylors First Baptist Church For Children K5-5th Grade Camp in the City is a day-camp produced by Pine Cove Camps. This five day high-energy camp allows your camper to experience Jesus through Bible study, worship, laser tag, water slides, and so much more alongside college student counselors whose main goal is to show your child how much fun it is to follow Christ! Scholarships and payment plans are available. Deposit of $100 is due upon registration. Registration opens February 2 at 12:01 am at www.campiscoming.com. Cost: $250 Consider becoming a host home for the camp leaders. Contact brittanyp@taylorsfbc.org for questions about camp and host homes. 8 | TAYLORSFBC.ORG
Summer Spectacular June 22-26, 9 am-12 pm Taylors First Baptist Church For Children K3-5th Grade
Take the journey! Summer Spectacular takes your kids to uncharted territory where they will begin to understand that obedience to God can lead them beyond the expected. Toss the map, stick close to your guide, and prepare to listen for God’s direction in this journey that is unknown to us, but known by Him. No cost. Registration opens in May. Mark your calendars and plan to be a volunteer!
Welcome New Members
Highlighting New Items in our Library Storm by Jim Cymbala
Phil Hyman
Amanda Burgess
Kierstin Gilliam
Joined November 23 by Statement
Joined November 23 by Watchcare
Joined November 23 by Baptism
This book reminds us that no matter how fierce the storm, God isn’t asking us to take shelter under a table while the light and power go out of His church. God has given us the gospel of Christ and the Holy Spirit’s resources so that we can bring His light to the world.
The Third Target Alexander Fleming
Scott Krawczyk
Steve & Susan Bright
Joined November 23 by Baptism
Joined November 30 by Baptism
Joined December 7 Steve & Susan by Statement Lindsey & Marcus by Baptism
by Joel Rosenberg When a New York Times foreign correspondent hears rumors that ISIS has captured a cache of chemical weapons in Syria, he and his colleagues head into the imploding Arab country to find the truth.
Vanishing Grace by Philip Yancey
Stella Bishop
Kathy Hope / Liam Simpson
Joined December 28 by Baptism
Joined January 4 Kathy by Letter / Liam by Statement
Mike* & Tanya Coggin Eric,* Madison* & Nathan Joined January 4 Mike, Eric & Madison by Baptism Tanya & Nathan by Statement
Carmen Stoudemayer
Anna Stoudemayer
Laureen Hitt
Joined January 4 by Baptism
Joined January 4 by Baptism
Joined January 11 by Statement
How can we communicate faith in an appealing way to future generations? Yancey explores how grace can bridge the gap between Christian faith and a world increasingly suspicious of it.
The Upper Room
by John MacArthur In this book Pastor MacArthur takes us back to that night in the Upper Room and the glorious hope we have in Christ. It is a text that resonates with devotion to the Lord and love for God’s people, calling us to know and to love the One who loved us to the end.
Waiting on God by Charles Stanley Tessa Bobbie*
Olivia Kate Wells*
Alyssa Ashe
Joined January 11 by Baptism
Joined January 11 by Baptism
Joined January 11 by Statement
Photo Not Available Zachary Day Joined November 23 Baptism
Anna Shoop Joined January 11 by Watchcare
* New members who have indicated a commitment to follow Christ through believer’s baptism.
With counsel for understanding God’s will, claiming biblical promises, and staying on track when all hope seems gone, Dr. Stanley draws on personal experience and biblical principles to offer you encouragement and guidance no matter where you are on your spiritual journey.
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Our Church Family In Memoriam
June Schoen June 19, 1932 – November 16, 2014 Lorine Brown July 11, 1928 – November 17, 2014 Houston Hart December 1, 1926 – November 27, 2014 Skid Sizemore May 22, 1922 – November 30, 2014 Marty Mathis November 15, 1925 – November 30, 2014 Edith Jones April 27, 1922 – December 3, 2014 Richard Holder March 22, 1937 – December 5, 2014 Preston Rochester March 28, 1944 – December 6, 2014 Patricia H. Phillips December 23, 1948 – December 28, 2014 Helen Hall August 24, 1928 – January 9, 2015 Miriam Watson November 27, 1937 – January 10, 2015 Vivian Arbutus Hughes April 14, 1920 – January 10, 2015 Ray Wright November 16, 1922 – January 17, 2015
Baptisms
We welcome the following to the Body of Christ through believer’s baptism: : Ava Arnold, Stella Bishop, Lindsey Bright, Marcus Bright, Zachary Day, Alexander Fleming, Gabrielle Fanelli, Kierstin Gilliam, Scott Krawczyk, Anna Stoudemayer and Carmen Stoudemayer.
Staff Anniversaries
FEBRUARY Jimmie Harley..............Thirteen Years of Service Rhonda McMahan.....Eight Years of Service Diana Holder.............Two Years of Service MARCH Diann Greer...............Eleven Years of Service Betty Groom..............Nine Years of Service Joyce Musgrove........Eight Years of Service
Congratulations to
... Amanda Lee & Mark McKenna who were married October 4, 2014. ... Samantha Tenney & Tyler Alpaugh who were married October 11, 2014. ... Lindsey Dilleshaw & Blake Smerdon who were married November 1, 2014. ... Sierra White & Drew Axtell who were married December 13, 2014.
Calendar of Events FEBRUARY 2015 SUNDAY, FEBRUARY 1
Baptism, 9 & 10:30 am Taylors Students Big Game Party, 5:30 pm Taylors Singles Big Game Night, 5:30 pm
MONDAY, FEBRUARY 2
Camp in the City Registration Opens, 12:01 am
TUESDAY, FEBRUARY 3
Young at Heart Breast Cancer Support Group, 6:30 pm
WEDNESDAY, FEBRUARY 4
Taylors TownSquare, 12 pm Children’s Choirs Begin, 6:15 pm
FRIDAY, FEBRUARY 6
Taylors College Converge Retreat (Through 2/8)
SUNDAY, FEBRUARY 8
Lord’s Supper, 9 & 10:30 am Taylors Singles Lunch, 11:45 am Taylors Students Parents Meeting and Lunch, 11:45 am WMU Mission Encouragers, 5 pm Taylors Students Small Groups Resume
MONDAY, FEBRUARY 9
TUESDAY, FEBRUARY 10
WMU Global Missions Lunch, 11 am
THURSDAY, FEBRUARY 12
NAMI Caregivers Support Group, 6:15 pm NAMI Connection Support Group, 6:15 pm
MONDAY, FEBRUARY 16
Dinner with the Staff Reservations Deadline Grief Support for Parents, 6:30 pm
THURSDAY, FEBRUARY 19
Salt Lake City REACH Mission Trip, (Through 2/22)
MONDAY, FEBRUARY 23
Dinner with the Staff, Part 1, 6 pm
TUESDAY, FEBRUARY 24
Family to Family Begins, 6:30 pm WMU Bold Missions, 7 pm (at the home of Nell Copeland)
WEDNESDAY, FEBRUARY 25
Dinner with the Staff, Part 2, 6:30 pm
THURSDAY, FEBRUARY 26
Taylors Men Target Shooting, 6:30 pm
XYZ Lunch & Program, 11:15 am
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God’s People Respond These individuals wish to thank our church family for prayers, encouragement, and kindness: Clyde Duncan, and Cal Moreland
Stewardship Report NOVEMBER Budget Needs................................$592,213.85 Budget Receipts............................$479,317.42 Other Receipts.................................$76,562.76 Total November Receipts.............$555,880.18 YTD Budget Needs....................$5,685,252.96 YTD Budget Receipts.................$5,202,603.89 DECEMBER Budget Needs................................$473,771.08 Budget Receipts............................$608,990.79 Other Receipts...............................$120,303.45 Total December Receipts..............$729,294.24 YTD Budget Needs....................$6,159,024.00 YTD Budget Receipts.................$5,811,594.68
Sunday Statistics
LIFE GROUPS 11/2 11/9 11/16 11/23 Preschool........ 339.........395........312.........292....... Children.......... 258.........275........236.........219....... Youth.............. 179.........183........197.........159....... College........... 102.........100..........82...........89....... Singles.............. 83...........75..........85...........74....... Adults............. 925.........812........904.........779....... Total LG....... 1,886......1,840.....1,816......1,612.......
WORSHIP Morning....... 1,933......1,562.....1,816......1,699....... Evening......... 1205.........108........133.........138....... Betania............. 61...........73..........80...........91.......
MARCH 2015 SUNDAY, MARCH 1
Baptism, 9 & 10:30 am Week of Prayer for North American Missions (Through 3/8)
MONDAY, MARCH 2
Grief Support for Spouses Begins, 6:45 pm
TUESDAY, MARCH 3
Young at Heart Breast Cancer Support Group, 6:30 pm Taylors TownSquare, 7 pm
THURSDAY, MARCH 5
April/May Newsletter Deadline
SUNDAY, MARCH 8
College REACH Trip to Spain (Through 3/14) Taylors Singles Lunch, 11:45 am WMU Mission Encouragers, 5 pm Lord’s Supper, 6 pm
MONDAY, MARCH 9
XYZ Fellowship, 11:15 am
TUESDAY, MARCH 10
Taylors Singles Volleyball Begins, 7 pm WMU Global Missions Group, 11 am
HopeNet Grief Support Family to Family Designed specifically for forSpouses
families with a loved one suffering from mental illness Tuesdays, February 24-May 12 6:30-9 pm | B132-133
Family to Family is an in-depth course developed by National Alliance on Mental Illness (NAMI). Discover that you’re not alone, receive encouragement from compassionate leaders who’ve walked in your shoes, and gain valuable insight along with survival skills for the journey with your loved one. To register contact NAMI at 864331-3300. Led by Jim and Glenda Hayes.
11/30
12/7
12/14
12/21
12/28
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BIG GAME NIGHT Sunday, February 1, 5:30 pm
Designed specifically for those who have lost a spouse Mondays, March 2-April 21 6:45-8:30 pm
Join us at the home of Clyde and Gail Duncan. Bring your favorite appetizer or dessert to share.
To register contact the HopeNet Office at 864-678-8833 or hopenet@taylorsfbc.org.
Sundays, February 8 & March 8 11:45 am
Grief Support forParents
Designed to help parents who are grieving the loss of a child. Mondays, February 16 and March 16, 6:30 pm Join the group at any time. Contact Dale Northridge at 864-242-0047 or dale.northridge@yahoo.com for more information.
LUNCH Join us for lunch in the Singles Welcome Area. Cost: $5 per person. Join us for a delicious meal and fellowship with other single adults.
VOLLEYBALL Every Tuesday from 7-9 pm Beginning March 10 Taylors Rec Center Gym For more information, contact Nancy at 864-678-8827 or nancyc@taylorsfbc.org.
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EVERY WEEK AT TAYLORS THURSDAY, MARCH 12
NAMI Caregivers Support Group, 6:15 pm NAMI Connection Support Group, 6:15 pm
FRIDAY, MARCH 13
Taylors Rec Center 10th Anniversary Celebration, 7 pm
SATURDAY, MARCH 14
Men's Breakfast, 8:30-10 am, Fellowship Hall
SUNDAY, MARCH 15 Night of Worship, 6 pm
MONDAY, MARCH 16
Grief Support for Parents, 6:30 pm
WEDNESDAY, MARCH 18
SEND North America Experience Tour with David Platt & The Passion Worship Band, 7 pm
THURSDAY, MARCH 19
Taylors Men Golf Outing, 7:15 pm
FRIDAY, MARCH 20
Taylors Students DNow Weekend (Through 3/22)
TUESDAY, MARCH 24
WMU Bold Missions Group, 7 pm (At the Home of Kay Rashley)
Sunday
Traditional Worship/Life Groups for Adults, Children & Students, 9 am College Life Groups/Breakfast, 9:19 am Contemporary Worship/Modern Worship/ Life Groups for Adults, Children & Students/ Kids Worship, 10:30 am Bible Drill, 4:30 pm and 4:45 pm Regeneration Student Choir, 5 pm Evening Worship, 6 pm Students Small Groups, 6:15 pm (Begins 2/8)
Monday
Legacy Choir, 10 am Mission Doll Workshop, 4 pm Taylors Women Bible Study, 7 pm
Tuesday
Tuesday Morning Bible Study, 10 am Taylors Singles Volleyball, 7 pm (Begins 3/10)
Wednesday
Taylors Women Bible Study, 9 am Mom to Mom, 9 am Library Open, 4 pm Dinner Served, 5:15 pm Parish Nurse Office Opens, 5:30 pm M&M for Preschool, Children's Choirs for Elementary, 6:15 pm Contemporary Choir Rehearsal, 6:20 pm Prayer in the Chapel / Life Group/ Journey Classes / UNITED for Students, 6:30 pm Traditional Choir Rehearsal / Orchestra Rehearsal / Vocal Team Rehearsal, 7:30 AA Meeting,8 pm
Thursday
Taylors Women Bible Study, 7 pm
Saturday AA Meeting, 8 pm
THURSDAY, MARCH 26
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Big Game Party Sunday, February 1 Small Groups Sundays at 6 pm Resumes February 8
Be a host home or a small group leader! Contact the Taylors Students office for details. 864-292-4990 dianah@taylorsfbc.org