Month: October 2023

• • This Sunday the children will remain with their parents / guardians for the duration of the service.
  • Children’s ministry teams of two… please sign up ASAP.
  • NEW* – You are invited to write notes of affirmation and encouragement for the children. They may be placed in the mailboxes that are mounted on the wall outside the nursery / children’s ministry area. – Thank you Debbie Austin!

THIS WEEK

• • Tithes and Offerings Online:  https://llwesleyan.com/

• • 21 DAY FAST (Food & Media) Continues… Monday, October 23 to Sunday, November 12. Announce a time of fasting; call the people together for a solemn meeting. Bring the leaders and all the people of the land into the Temple of the Lord your God, and cry out to him there (Joel 1:14 NLT).
  • Let me ask you a conceptual question to help you understand the power of corporate prayer and fasting. If one laser beam is powerful enough to cut through hardened steel at close to the speed of light, what could 21, 50, or 100 laser beams do if their power was gathered together into one concentrated beam of power? That is a good picture of our power in corporate fasting and prayer!  God has literally given us the power and the commission to blow open strongholds, tear down kingdoms of darkness, and break every dark curse over our families in His mighty name!                                                        The Hidden Power of Prayer & Fasting – Mahesh Chavda
  • Sunday Morning Adult Bible Study with Dave Carney  at 10:00 AM: in the Fellowship Hall —All are welcome!
  • Freedom in Christ Course continues …Sunday Evening 6:00 PM to 7:15 PM.
  • Prayer Ministry:  Wednesday is Prayer & Fasting Day: 5:00 PM Pre-service Prayer. 6:00 PM Prayer Meeting.
  • *NEW Community Garden Veggie Bagging: Join us as we pack up veggies from the Community Garden on Saturday, November 4th: 10:00 to noon (it goes pretty fast and in fact that time includes clean up).
    From Cynthia: This year, we won’t be putting as many pounds of potatoes in the bags but I believe we will have a couple extra veggies instead.
    Bags of vegetables can be a way to open doors to begin a relationship that can draw someone to God’s salvation. You are welcome to take a bag for yourselves, but please take one – or more – to someone whom the Lord lays on your heart. See Cynthia Thompson for more information.

• • This Sunday after the music the children will be dismissed to the Fellowship Hall where they will remain for the duration of the service.
  • Children’s ministry teams of two… please sign up ASAP.
  • *NEW Mail boxes on the wall outside the nursery / children’s ministry area. Notes of affirmation and encouragement are invited for the children and may be placed in these mailboxes! Contact Debbie Austin for additional details.

THIS WEEK

• • Tithes and Offerings Online:  https://llwesleyan.com/

• • *NEW 21 DAY FAST (Food & Media)
    • Announce a time of fasting; call the people together for a solemn meeting. Bring the leaders and all the people of the land into the Temple of the Lord your God, and cry out to him there. (Joel 1:14 NLT)
    • Monday, October 23 to Sunday, November 12. Prayerfully consider what food and media the Lord would have you give up during this time!
    • Commitment cards will be received this Sunday following the message.
  • Sunday Morning Adult Bible Study with Dave Carney at 10:00 AM in the Fellowship Hall — All are welcome!
  • Freedom in Christ Course Continues!  Sunday evening 6:00 PM to 7:15 PM.
  • Prayer Ministry:  Wednesday is Prayer & Fasting Day : 5:00 PM Pre-service Prayer. 6:00 PM Prayer Meeting

• • Community Thanksgiving Dinner: Saturday, November 18th. Join us for our annual Community Thanksgiving Dinner. Deliveries go out at noon; we’ll serve dinner at 1:00. There’s a sign-up sheet in the lobby, or contact Marilyn Bridges to ask how you can help.

• • Dress a Girl workshops:
    • • November 11
      • December 9
      • January 13

Meet at 10:00 AM at the Tupper Lake Baptist Chapel (55 Lake St., Tupper Lake, NY 12986; enter by the side door). The mission of DAG is to show God’s little girls that they are loved, and to reduce human trafficking. You don’t have to be a seamstress to help with this project; there are plenty of ways that everyone can help! Soup will be provided for lunch. Contact Peg Mauer  (pmauer2004@yahoo.com) with questions. See more information at: Dress a Girl.