June/July 2016 | Taylors Family

Vision & Values Page Three

Summer for Children Page Four

Calendar of Events Page Seven

REACH

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Dear Church Family, I've so much enjoyed preaching the Vision and Values sermon series. Every week I've been renewed in my passion for Jesus' mission and how it is to be carried out through the values of our church. It has given direction and a biblically-principled framework to see the vision accomplished.

What’s next?

1. Launch new groups and strengthen existing ones.

Groups could range from new Life Groups on Sunday mornings or be comprised of people who serve on Sunday mornings and meet other days of the week, or smaller groups that emerge from existing communities and meet throughout the week. If our mission is to equip believers, then the value of innovative faith propels us to create environments where people can be discipled. Also, these new environments can create ways for people not currently serving to find a place to do so.

2. Multiply disciple-makers.

To see groups develop, we will invite people from their Life Groups and other community groups to walk with men and women in smaller and more accountable relationships.

3. Connect people to community.

Many have lost connection with a group who walks with them as they grow in Christ or serve. We will seek to connect people with a community that is centered on the Word, cares for its members, and serves the body of Christ. We want to stop the revolving door of people who get lost in busy calendars and attend church without fully engaging the church. Our commitment to Life Groups has never been stronger. They will continue to be the anchor of our Sunday morning equipping time. Yet some communities can be created or reshaped to meet at different hours and on different days in order to grow and serve people in innovative ways.

4. Teach people to fish.

We desire for people to engage with the Word of God and be able to grow through their own personal study throughout the week, not just be fed biblical content on Sundays and Wednesdays on campus. Then, they'll be better equipped to apply it, train others, and see their own lives transformed by the Word and the Spirit while seeing others develop a love for the Word.

5. Reach lost people.

We are not mature or fully-devoted followers of Jesus if we are content to find biblical community and/or increase biblical knowledge without REACHING toward lost people. How we train and shape our communities and groups to pray for and engage lost people around us is critical.

Will you join in by praying for us as these goals develop and take shape?

I hope you have a great summer!

Paul Jimenez, Pastor

FREEDOM Celebration

Friday, July 1, 7:30 pm TD Stage at the Peace Center with special guests NGU BSUGrass Join us in Downtown Greenville for Freedom Celebration. We will have a time of “flag-waving” music as we celebrate our country’s birthday, followed by a time of worship, celebrating our freedom through Christ. Food will be available for purchase from Larkin's on the River and Sno Hut. Invite your friends and neighbors, bring a chair, and enjoy a great evening in this beautiful setting.

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OUR MISSION ENCOUNTER GOD. EQUIP BELIEVERS. ENGAGE THE WORLD.

OUR VALUES Expectant WORSHIP Multiplying DISCIPLE-MAKERS Reaching the UNREACHED Everybody SERVES Innovative FAITH Generous GIVING Life TRANSFORMATION

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The Getaway July 15-17 | Atlanta, GA

UNITED Luau Wednesday, June 1, Taylors Park

Rising 6th Graders Event* Wednesday, August 10, at SkyZone

High School: Kickball & Dinner

Student Pool Party

Wednesday, June 8, 5 pm

Sunday, August 7, 8 pm

Middle School: Nerf Wars Wednesday, June 29, 6:30 pm

*Register: taylorsfbc.org/students

CAMP IN THE CITY July 25-29

$254 / Scholarships Available

SUMMER CAMPS

Registration is Open: http://www.pinecove.com/ city/taylors-fbc

TUMBLE CAMP June 7-10 | $20 Age 4: 10-10:45 am Ages 5-9: 10:45-11:30 am

INTRO TO JAZZ AND BALLET

Registration is Open www.taylorsrec.com/summer

Session One: Mondays, June 6-27 Session Two: July 11-August 1 Ages 3-4: 1-1:45 pm Ages 4-5: 1:45-2:30 pm Ages 5-10: 2:30-3:15 pm $20 per session

JEFF HARRELSON BASKETBALL CAMP July 11-15 | $75 9 am-12 pm for K5 through 4th grade 1-4 pm for 5th-12th grade

CHEER CAMP August 10, 1:30-5 pm | $20 Ages 4-8 and 9-12

I CAN BIKE CAMP August 1-5 A camp for children with disabilities sponsored by the Eastside YMCA. 4 | TAYLORSFBC.ORG

Please pray for the hundreds of children who will learn about following Jesus at Summer Spectacular June 13-17.

Lunch

Picnic

Sunday, July 10, 11:45 am Taylors Singles Welcome Area

Sunday, June 12, 4:30-8:30 pm Taylors Picnic Shelter Bring a side or dessert.

Cost: $5

Everybody Serves If you want to get involved in serving our community, there is a place for you in Taylors Singles. Here are just a few of the many ways you can join in:

Caretaker Ministry

One Harvest

On a Saturday in late April, members of a Taylors Singles Life Group were able to show Christ's love to a friend in the community who is sick and on dialysis.

The day was spent doing yard work and house cleaning. This project will be ongoing this summer.

Taylors Singles sponsor – Bringing good food to people in need in the community.

“In everything I did, I showed you by this kind of hard work, we must help the weak, remembering the words the Lord Jesus himself said, "It is more blessed to give than to receive." Acts 20:35

Sunday Evenings: iPerspective A program for all singles on Sunday evenings to assist them with personal issues including finance, wills, and more.

Band of Brothers & Sisters Prison Ministry assists recently released individuals with personal needs.

Summer Bible Studies Registration is Open

www.taylorsfbc.org/women

Looking for Lovely

by Annie Downs As Christians, we are not promised lives of ease. Often it takes just a small moment of beauty to regain hope and continue on when life is chaotic and unpredictable. Only when we learn to spot the lovely in the midst of hardship can we experience the transcendent peace of God that keeps us persevering when we want to give up. In this 7-session Bible study, Annie Downs examines the ordinary people of the Bible – fishermen, gardeners, women, soldiers – to reveal the moments they found beauty in the darkest circumstances and hope in God’s timing. Because they trusted in this: He makes all things beautiful in His time.

Mondays, 6:30-8 pm Begins June 20 | Room: B127

Gideon

by Priscilla Shirer Do you ever feel insufficient?

Could it be that your weaknesses are the keys that unlock God’s strength?

Through a look at the life of Gideon, you can discover that instead of ignoring, neglecting or trying to escape your weaknesses, you can see them as gifts given specifically and strategically by God to unlock the door of God’s strength.

Wednesdays, 9-11 am Begins June 22 | Room: B132-233 Childcare provided on Wednesday morning for children birth-5th grade

Brown and Sprouse Life Group Taking Care of a Neighbor

Save the Dates!

2017 Retreat January 13-15, 2017, at The Cove

Bible Study & Mom to Mom Taylors College Summer Bible Study Tuesdays at 7 pm | The Brooks' Home For directions or more information, contact Nancy at nancyc@taylorsfbc.org

Registration Opens August 10 Studies Begin September 21

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Our Church Family In Memoriam

Gail Letterman October 14, 1944 – March 22, 2016 Bob Mimms April 6, 1938 – March 27, 2016 Mary Ellen Locke September 25, 1927 – March 30, 2016 Henry Kaminski May 13, 1923 – March 31, 2016 Winnie Campbell August 5, 1946 – April 2, 2016 Don Byram July 2, 1935 – April 5, 2016 Judy McKinney January 14, 1942 – April 10, 2016

Staff Anniversaries JUNE Kevin Batson............... Eight Years of Service Kenneth Gilstrap.......Seven Years of Service Mark Biesecker.............. One Year of Service JULY Ann Flack.............. Fourteen Years of Service Robert Ballew....... Thirteen Years of Service John Alexander........Twelve Years of Service Jeremy Thompson....... Four Years of Service Beverly Vest.................. Two Years of Service

Baptisms We welcome the following to the Body of Christ through believer’s baptism: Katie Banks, Alisia Black, Riley Brandt, Jackson Davis, Corbin King, Hunter Morgan, Kendal Morgan, Brayden Nicholson, Maya Plumley, Page Rogers, Heather Stephens, Nelson Vaughan.

Stewardship Report MARCH Budget Needs............................ $492,411.80 Budget Receipts......................... $407,759.82 Other Receipts............................. $34,136.89 Total Mar. Receipts..................... $441,896.71 YTD Budget Needs................. $1,600,338.35 YTD Budget Receipts.............. $1,255,961.71 APRIL Budget Needs............................ $492,411.80 Budget Receipts......................... $404,007.51 Other Receipts............................. $21,758.13 Total Apr. Receipts..................... $425,765.64 YTD Budget Needs................ $2,092,750.15 YTD Budget Receipts.............. $1,659,969.22

Welcome

summer interns

Taylors Children

Kelley Williams, USC Graduate Program

Taylors Children

Ashlee Vanasee, Anderson University

Sunday Statistics

3/20 3/27* 4/3 4/10 4/17 4/24 5/1 5/8 5/15 Preschool................. 342........ 335........304........333........ 344........ 358........321....... 337........ 312 Children................... 201........ 166........171........192........ 207........ 220........190....... 171........ 204 Youth....................... 274......................156........182........ 143........ 141........146....... 145........ 173 College.................... 59.......... 22..........52..........51.......... 53.......... 50..........52......... 25.......... 27 Singles..................... 81.......... 59..........58..........64.......... 59.......... 73..........65......... 50.......... 53 Adults...................... 798........ 735........823........756........ 758........ 829........726....... 712........ 745 Total SS.................... 1,755..... 1,317.....1,564.....1,578..... 1,564..... 1,671.....1,500.... 1,440..... 1,514 Betania.................... 52.......... 54..........50..........51.......... 82.......... 58..........56......... 66.......... 42 AM Worship............ 1,508..... 2,298.....1,667.....1,532..... 1,549..... 1,441.....1,450.... 1,472..... 1,531 PM Worship............. 84.......... N/A.......101........488**.... 97.......... 72..........657**.... N/A....... 75

Taylors Students Joseph Hulsey, Southern Baptist Theological Seminary

* Easter | ** Music Night

Welcome New Staff Members

Taylors Worship Cale Gray, North Greenville University

Anita Tolliver-Jeter, Receptionist Anita has been a member of Taylors FBC since 1999. She will continue serving as a K3 teacher at Taylors First Pre-Academy and now joins the church office staff as part-time receptionist.

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Kristin Evans, Logistics Coordinator

Office of Missions & Evangelism Kristin is twenty seven and was born and raised in Charlotte, NC. She graduated in 2011 from North Greenville University with a degree in Intercultural Studies. She is married to Jason Evans and they have been members of Taylors FBC since October 2014.

Taylors College Adam Fleming, North Greenville University

Calendar of Events

JUNE 2016 _____________________________________________ WEDNESDAY, JUNE 1 Dinner Served, 5:15 pm Preschool/Elementary, 6:15 pm "Engaging the World Across the Street?," Refuge Sports Ministry / Prayer in the Chapel, 6:30 pm UNITED Luau at Taylors Park, 6 pm

WEDNESDAY, JUNE 15 No Meal or Time of Inspiration/Worship (Summer Spectacular Week) Contemporary Choir Rehearsal, 6:20 pm Worship Choirs Rehearsal, 6:50 pm Orchestra Rehearsal, 7 pm Traditional Choir Rehearsal, 8 pm

SUNDAY, JUNE 5 Baptism, 9 & 10:30 am Regeneration High School Ensemble, 4 pm Regeneration Student Choir REACH Team Rehearsal, 5 pm

THURSDAY, JUNE 16 Taylors Men Par 3 Golf, 7 pm

MONDAY, JUNE 6 Intro to Jazz and Ballet Camp, 1 pm Intro to Line Dancing, 6:15 pm

SUNDAY, JUNE 19 Father’s Day Alaska REACH Trip (Through 6/26)

WEDNESDAY, JUNE 8 Taylors Students: High School Kickball & Dinner, 5 pm Contemporary Choir Rehearsal, 6:20 pm Worship Choirs Rehearsal, 6:50 pm Orchestra Rehearsal, 7 pm Traditional Choir Rehearsal, 8 pm

MONDAY, JUNE 20 XYZ Fellowship & Program, 11:15 am Intro to Jazz and Ballet Camp, 1 pm

SUNDAY, JUNE 12 Commissioning for REACH Teams, 9 & 10:30 am Regeneration High School Ensemble, 4 pm Summer Spectacular Volunteer Rally, 4 pm Taylors Singles Picnic, 4:30 pm Regeneration Student Choir REACH Team Rehearsal, 5 pm MONDAY, JUNE 13 Summer Spectacular Week (Through 6/17) Intro to Jazz and Ballet Camp, 1 pm TUESDAY, JUNE 14 Southern Baptist Convention, St. Louis, Missouri (Through 6/15) WMU: Global Missions, 11 am

SATURDAY, JUNE 18 Regeneration Student Choir Music REACH Trip (Through 6/25)

WEDNESDAY, JUNE 22 Contemporary Choir Rehearsal, 6:20 pm Worship Choirs Rehearsal, 6:50 pm Orchestra Rehearsal, 7 pm Traditional Choir Rehearsal, 8 pm SUNDAY, JUNE 26 Church Conference, 6 pm MONDAY, JUNE 27 Intro to Step, 9:15 am Intro to Jazz and Ballet Camp, 1 pm

MONDAY, JULY 4 Church Office & Taylors Rec Center Closed WEDNESDAY, JULY 6 No Activities

Contemporary Worship / Modern Worship / Life Groups for Adults, Children & Students / Kids Worship, 10:30 am Evening Worship Service, 6 pm (except June 19 & July 3)

Mondays

Wednesday Night Dinner Reservations Deadline, 12 pm Mission Doll Workshop, 4 pm (except July 4) Women's Bible Study, 7 pm (Begins June 20)

Tuesdays

Pickleball, 6:30 pm College Bible Study, 7 pm

Wednesday

Pickleball, 9 am Women's Bible Study, 9 am (Begins June 22)

Time of Inspiration/Worship, 6:30 pm (Begins June 8) AA Meeting, 8 pm

Saturday

AA Meeting, 8 pm

SUNDAY, JULY 17 WMU: Adults On Mission, 5 pm MONDAY, JULY 18 Intro to Jazz and Ballet Camp, 1 pm TUESDAY, JULY 19 Salt Lake City Team Two REACH Trip (Through 7/24)

MONDAY, JULY 11 Basketball Camp for K5-4th grade, 9 am XYZ Fellowship & Program, 11:15 am Basketball Camp Middle & High School, 1 pm Intro to Jazz and Ballet Camp, 1 pm

MONDAY, JULY 25 Intro to Step, 9:15 am Camp in the City (Through 7/29) Intro to Jazz and Ballet Camp, 1 pm

FRIDAY, JULY 15 Taylors Students: The Getaway (Through 7/17)

College Life Groups / Breakfast, 9:19 am

WEDNESDAY, JUNE 29 Taylors Students: Middle School Nerf Wars, 6:30 pm Worship Choirs and Orchestra, 6:30 pm

THURSDAY, JULY 21 Taylors Men Par 3 Golf, 7 pm

THURSDAY, JULY 14 August/September Newsletter Deadline*

Traditional Worship / Life Groups for Adults, Children & Students, 9 am

Light Summer Meal, 5:15 pm (Reservations Required / Begins June 8)

SUNDAY, JULY 10 Commissioning for REACH Teams Baptism, 9 and 10:30 am Taylors Singles Lunch, 11:45 am

TUESDAY, JULY 12 WMU: Global Missions Lunch, 11 am

Sundays

Taylors

TUESDAY, JUNE 28 WMU: Bold Mission Group, 7 pm

JULY 2016 ______________________________________________ FRIDAY, JULY 1 Freedom Celebration in Downtown Greenville, 7:30 pm

WEEKLY AT

SUNDAY, JULY 24 Lord’s Supper, 9 and 10:30 am

TUESDAY, JULY 26 WMU: Bold Mission Group, 7 pm SUNDAY, JULY 31 Church Conference, 6 pm

* Articles/events must be approved by a ministerial staff liaison. Submissions are printed at the discretion of the church staff and may be edited.

Please e-mail items to kimk@taylorsfbc.org by July 14 for the August/September issue.

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Pray for the Upcoming 2016 REACH Trips!

June 18-25 Virginia / Washington, DC

August 13-20 New Jersey

September 8-11 Dedham, MA | Team 2

June 19-26 Anchorage, AK

August 20-27 Nemo | Team 2

September 30-October 8 Prague 8-Bohnice

July 19-24 Salt Lake City, UT | Team 2

August 30-September 6 Salt Lake City, UT | Team 3

November 10-15 Anchorage, AK Vision Trip

Their Joy Spilled Over Into Our Hearts!

Over spring break REACH Ministry partner, Refuge Sports, and Taylors Rec Center hosted a night of worship, testimonies and stories with the New Start Karenni Choir from Winston Salem, NC. Most of the young choir members from Myanmar (formerly known as Burma), had spent their entire lives within a barbed wire refugee camp in Thailand with little or no opportunity to hear the gospel of Jesus Christ. Through God’s mercy they were placed by World Relief in Winston Salem and found themselves under the care of Tim and Jody Cross, NAMB missionaries to refugees. Under Tim and Jody many of the Karenni young people became followers of Jesus and developed the New Start Karenni Choir. The New Start Karenni Choir travels every year on school breaks to Burmese refugee communities all across the United States.

As God has moved among the Karenni people in Winston Salem, He is now beginning to move here in our city. Taylors First Baptist Church has a unique opportunity. God is bringing refugees to Greenville from places we cannot go. Taylors FBC has the opportunity to partner with Refuge Sports, North American Mission Board, and World Relief to provide assistance to refugees moving into our area. We will be developing Good Neighbor Teams and helping in areas like English as a Second Language, with the goal of sharing the gospel of Jesus Christ and seeing a church planted. If you are interested in engaging the unreached, you can contact Mike and Julie Lee at http://www.refugesports.org/contact-us/. Will you cross the street to REACH the nations?

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Reaching out to legally resettled refugees in the USA through sports, ESL, tutoring, after school programs, GED classes, and community outreach.

God is literally bringing the nations to our community from places where we cannot go.

From one man he made all the nations, that they should inhabit the whole earth; and he marked out their appointed times in history and the boundaries of their lands. God did this so that they would seek him and perhaps reach out for him and find him‌ Acts 17:26-27

Learn more at www.refugesports.org

Virginia / Washington, DC

REACH Trip Regeneration Student Choir June 18-25

As we go we ask that you pray: • for our 82 team members

“So why Washington, D.C.?” I can’t tell you how many times I have been asked that question over the past several months. Most often my response has been, “because of God’s leading in Kevin’s heart.”

When planning a Regeneration Student Choir REACH Trip we look for an area where we can minister through churches and faith based organizations and where there are opportunities for us to share our music.

Six months after the initial decision was made to go to our nation’s capital, I see more clearly why God is leading us there. Washington, D.C. is considered one of the most globally diverse cities in the world. People from across the world live, work, study and represent their home countries in America’s capital city. D.C. consistently ranks in the top 10 of cities having the highest population of homelessness. In this city of over 6,000,000 people, almost 60% claim no religious affiliation. One of our Send City missionaries shared, “Our churches are dying faster than they’re being planted.” So, we go. ­ — Diann Greer, Student Music Coordinator

• for travel safety and good health • for opportunities to share the Good News of Jesus as we engage in conversation when singing • as we sing and serve the homeless at Washington’s Central Union Mission and the Helping Up Mission in Baltimore, MD • for God to stir in the hearts of our students to live a life on mission and to consider a future in vocational missions • as we sing at Great Bridge Baptist Church in Chesapeake, VA; the Veterans’ Hospital in Hampton, VA; the Lincoln Memorial and WWII Memorial; Washington National Cathedral and the Armed Forces Retirement Home

You are invited to WMU! Every Monday, 4-7 pm (except July 4): Mission Doll Workshop at Taylors Rec Center Tuesday, June 14 and July 12, 11 am Global Missions Group in C126 in June & the Taylors Ministry Center in July.

A catered lunch follows the meeting.

Tuesday, June 28 and July 26, 7 pm Bold Missions Group at the homes of Sara Cooper (6/28) & Dot Williams (7/26) Sunday, July 17, 5 pm Adults on Mission: Encouragers Group in B131 TAYLORSFBC.ORG | 9

RECAP BY THE NUMBERS 16 PEOPLE on the Taylors FBC Team

Dedham

115 TOTAL VOLUNTEERS at the event

REACH Trip

5200 FT OF ORANGE SNOW FENCE put up by Southerners in cold and rain

Easter eggs dropping from a helicopter created a unique opportunity for the new Encounter Church to engage their community of Dedham. Using the downtown park on Saturday before Easter, families gathered to enjoy rides, entertainment and the main event, the Egg Drop. Laughter abounded.

Encounter Church consistently looks for ways to speak to the hearts of the citizens of Dedham and to continue to establish the church as a part of the community.

Through the planning process, set up and the day of, opportunities to meet and engage folks plus interact with community leaders as never before occurred. Real relationships have been formed. The response was beyond expectations.

The takeaway for our team: God is always faithful as He loves the people of Dedham, our church planter families, and our team. God is at work and it is so exciting!

Reaching the UNREACHED We REACH our Community, Nation, and all Nations in multiple ways. Get involved by exploring online at www.taylorsfbc.org/reach.

Please contact us so we can help you get connected to the ministry that fits your gifts and calling.

Missions Office: 864-678-8838 or kristine@taylorsfbc.org

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2000 GIVE-AWAY BAGS stuffed 1500 DOOR HANGERS put on front doors 1532 ADULTS AND KIDS at the Egg Drop 7500 EGGS dropped from a really cool helicopter 4 PEOPLE IN BUNNY COSTUMES including Lin Cunningham 232 ATTENDEES at Encounter Church on Easter.

New High Number!

Any-3: Training Makes The Difference Previous trips to NEMO meant driving many miles on desert roads to survey villages to determine exactly where the NEMO people lived. There were few opportunities to share personally. This trip we were able to primarily focus on sharing with people in the city where many NEMO live. We had all had training in sharing the Good News in a new way called Any-3. On this trip the gospel was shared personally with more than twenty men and women. The seed was sown; now we wait for the Lord to produce the harvest!

Knowing how to move the conversation into sharing the Good News in a natural, non-confrontational way was invaluable! Any-3 is a simple, effective tool that every mission team can use.

Welcome New Members Heather Hamby

Lisa Hamby

Louise Bagwell

Katie Banks

Hunter Morgan

Kendal Morgan

Joined March 20

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by Statement

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Joined March 27

by Baptism

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Dalton Ponder*

Riley Brandt

Rylee Pazero*

Alex Miller

Hayden Harris

Joined March 27

by Baptism

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Joined April 17

by Baptism

Joined April 17

by Watchcare

Joined April 17

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Aaron & Hannah Robinson Joined April 20 by Letter

Lynn Packard*

Heather Johnson*

Vince & Helen Dutt

Bron & Marisa Bright

Ann Glenn*

Douglas MacCallum

Joined April 20

by Baptism

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Mark & Kathy Hamelin

Jerry & Lynn Long

Jerry & Janice Brown

Daniel & Ashley Elliott

Joined April 20

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Also Pictured: Preston & Ethan Joined April 24

by Statement

Brian & Tricia Applewhite Kaitlyn Joined April 24 by Letter

Betty Tilton

Patricia Pickelsimer

Mike & Nancy Lewellyn

Nelson Vaughan

Joined April 24

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Joined May 1

by Baptism

* New members who have indicated a commitment to follow Christ through believer’s baptism.

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Wednesday Nights This Summer

Summer is a great time to relax and enjoy friends and fellowship. Join us for dinner on Wednesday nights and stay for a time of inspiration with Dr. Jimmie Harley and Lindsay O’Rear. Our series will be based on Galatians 5:22-23, The Fruit of the Spirit – Desirable Traits of a Christian.

Dinner Served 5:15-6 pm* 6/1 Bar-B-Que Sandwich & Cole Slaw or Chick-fil-A 6/8 Baked Potato & Salad 6/15 No Meal - Summer Spectacular

6/22 Hamburgers & French Fries 6/29 Chicken Sandwich & Chips 7/6 No Meal - Holiday Week

7/13 Hot Dogs & Cole Slaw 7/20 Chicken Fingers & Pasta Salad 7/27 Baked Pasta & Salad

* Cost: $6. Drinks and dessert included. Reservation required beginning 6/8: visit www.taylorsfbc.org/discipleship/journey

or call the church office at 244-3535 before noon on the Monday prior.

Praise God for the successful launch of the Taylors Farmers Market and the role of Taylors Rec as a sponsor. This ongoing connection will provide opportunities to serve as we REACH our community.