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Community Clover News for Nov. 1, 2009SoVaNow.com / November 02, 2009
(For the week October 25-31)Worship service at Scottsburg UMC opened with the prelude “Blessed Be Your Name” played by Lee Snead. Call to worship was “This Is the Day” by the choir. Rev. Doug Sasser had welcome remarks, announcements, prayer and led the responsive reading from Psalm 34. Hymn of praise was “A Mighty Fortress Is Our God.” Rev. Doug read Job 42 and had joys and concerns, prayer and the Lord’s prayer. Call to prayer was “Thank You Lord” by the choir. Offertory hymn was “Hallelujah! Your Life is Amazing.” Ushers were Tim and Eric Snead. Choir anthem was “Why Do I Sing About Jesus?” Rev. Doug read Hebrews 9: 23-28 followed by the Apostles Creed. Hymn of preparation was “O How I Love Jesus.” Scripture reading was Mark 10: 46-52 and Rev. Doug’s message was “Jesus Heals the Blind Man.” Closing hymn was “My Hope Is Built.” Benediction was “Bond of Love.” Acolyte was Tim Snead. Worship service at Clover UMC opened with the prelude “Footsteps of Jesus” played by Joyce Edmondson and Mary Tharpe. u Call to worship was “Turn Your Eyes Upon Jesus” by the choir. Rev. Doug had welcome remarks, announcements, prayer and led the responsive reading from Psalm 34 Hymn of praise was “A Mighty Fortress Is Our God.” Rev. Doug read Job 42 and had joys and concerns, pastoral prayer and the Lord’s prayer. Offertory hymn was “I’d Rather Have Jesus.” Ushers were Edd Edmondson and Clayton Lacks. Choir anthem was “He Lifted Me.” Hymn of preparation was “O How I Love Jesus” followed by the Apostles Creed. Rev. Doug read Mark 10: 46-52 and his message was “Jesus Heals the Blind Man.” Closing hymn was “My Hope is Built.” Benediction was “Bond of Love.” Susan Caddy was acolyte. Prayer list: Maurine Ligon, Hugh and T.T. Edmondson, Kelly McKinney, Madeline Moorefield, Ruth Moorefield, Jane Buchanan, Helen Owens, Frances Bragg, Owen Fracis, Dorothy Wilmouth, Thomas Snead, Doris Bishop, Becky C. Smith, Farris Hudson, Ira Wilkerson. Our heartfelt sympathy to the family and friends of Frances Dawson. Troy and Marion Wilkerson, Juanita Smiley visited Kelly and Chad OUtlaw in Suffolk Thursday to see newborn twins, Kaitlyn and Laura. Juanita visited Maurine LIgon, Kelly McKinney, Mrs. Annie Ricketts, Ruth Torian, Mr. Stewart in Woodview during the week. Members of Clover UMC choir and UMW entertained and visited with residents at Woodview Sunday. The Clover UMW visited Maurine Ligon, Kelly McKinney, Mr. and Mrs. Satterfield, Mr. and Mrs. Barker, Annie Ricketts and others and read scripture and had prayer. Recent visitors of Hugh and T.T. Edmondson were Mac Edmondson of Victoria, Sandra Waller, Mary Tharpe, Jimmy and Maggie Edmondson. Willie and Angie Privette enjoyed lunch at Panda Inn Saturday. Willie was baptized at Clover UMC Sunday. Patsy Alderson joined Clover UMC Sunday. Willie and Angie visited Libby Privette and family Monday. Jacob Privette visited Cecil and Mary Tharpe, Willie and Angie Monday. nJason and Chandler Toombs and Faye Edmondson enjoyed breakfast at Shoney’s Saturday. Happy Birthday and Happy Anniversary to those celebrating this week. Have a happy and safe week! Halifax Community
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