YOUTH BOARD
Everyone make sure that you check the youth board for things that will be
coming up this summer. There are many events that we have scheduled and you
will need to make sure that you incorporate them into your schedules. We will
be doing a lot of traveling (big surprise, huh?), and we need as many of you
to go on whatever you can so that we can do some great mission work and spread
the Good News. Check the board and see Taft and Meleia with any questions that
you might have.
SENIOR NIGHT
Everyone who is a senior in high school and plans to graduate needs to get
in touch with me about our Graduate Recognition Night which is set to take
place on Wednesday Night, May 24th. This will be a time to honor
all of your hard work and labor. We need information sheets filled out and
pictures turned in ASAP.
TENT MEETING ACTION:
The tent meeting is for all ages. We are going to make a special effort
to get everyone that we know to come, right? Let’s make sure that the youth do
their part in getting visitors here on our property to hear Stan Butt bring it
and Josh Wyatt lead us in singing again this year. I cannot wait for this
event, it is always so awesome. Pray, pray, pray for this event!!!
Much Love,
T

FAMILY NEWS
OUR SICK/HOMEBOUND
LeBonheur: Taylor Kellow 7809 (has whooping cough; no
visitors; family is quarantine)
Veterans: James (Jimmy) Jackson 1 West 105
Baptist Rehab: Mary Collier 4124 (Judy Brown’s mother)
Meth.G’Town: Jean Daniel 302 (Max Maxwell’s mother)Remember in Prayer: Mary Rigney; Clemmie Allison; Catherine Mars; Graydon & Peggy Tines; James & Ruth Sain; Jane
Hanan; Judy Kilmer; Edd Marie Agnew; Mal Mauney has pneumonia; Mary Evelyn
King; Mary Glenn; Jennifer Dacus; LaVerne Baxter (surgery June 1st at Baptist East)
Out-of-Town: Aileen King (Dyersburg Manor Rehab,
Dyersburg, TN, Rm. 206, mother of Bob King)
M. A. Malone, %Sardis Nursing Home,613 E. Lee St., Sardis, MS,
38666; father of Betty Barker)
Bobbie Anne Ridgeway, Lenoir, NC; sister of Kathy Betty)
Friends/Relatives: Melanie Beatty (sister of Ron
Barker)
Victor Parker (friend of Gayle Forsythe)
Nursing Homes: Ernestine Barron; Mary Mullinaux
WEEKLY ASSIGNMENTS
Sunday, May 14, 2006
AM Opening Prayer: Chili Phillips
AM Closing Prayer: Terry Neuenschwander
PM Opening Prayer: James Sain
PM Closing Prayer: Ray Michael
Pick Up Attendance Cards: Thomas Dacus, Matt Robison
Nursery Volunteers: A.M. - Alex Darst, Pam &
Megan Fowler P.M. - Donna Mars, Michele Betty
YOU ARE INVITED
Former students, parents, and employees of Harding Academy
White Station are cordially invited to attend its 40th Anniversary
celebration on Sunday, May 21. A presentation will be made at the end of the
5:00 p.m. worship service in the Auditorium, and a reception will follow in
the Fellowship Hall.
HOSPICE VOLUNTEER TRAINING
Dying can be a lonely time. By simply being a loving presence
- holding a hand, reading out loud, listening to life stories, or playing some
musical instruments, you can bring comfort and the warmth of companionship to
a hospice patient’s last days. Please call Jo Sehar, volunteer coordinator,
Crossroads Hospice, at 382-9292 for more information. The dates for Volunteer
Training are Thursday, June 1st and Saturday, June 3rd.
MEMORIALS
We received gifts in memory of Mrs. Lucille Brown from
The Dyson Family of Eads, TN, Mr. & Mrs. H. D. Dyson of Amarillo, TX and
Valeska Faircloth of Memphis.
BAPTISM
We rejoice with Nick Lyons on his baptism into Christ
on April 21st. He was baptized by Taft Ayers. Nick is in the 10th
grade at Arlington High School and a friend of Shelby Dacus.
NEW BABY
Alfred and Janet Johnson are the proud grandparents of Anna
Elizabeth Weaver, 7 lbs. Anna Elizabeth was born on April 24th. She
is the daughter of Abigail and Alan Weaver. Congratulations to them!
THANK YOU
Your many expressions of concern for us have been greatly
appreciated. Thank you for each and every act of kindness. May our Lord bless
you with His most precious gifts of Faith, Hope, and Love.
In Christian love,
Jackie & John Greene
Words cannot express our gratitude for your prayers, visits,
cards, the beautiful and wonderful luncheon. Your kindness will be remembered
forever.
In Christian love,
Lucille Brown’s Family
OUR RECORD
Sunday 04-23-06 04-30-06
Bible Classes 157 141
AM Worship 249 223
PM Worship 165 150
Wednesday (4-19) 127 (4-26) 147
Contribution $9136 $8173
‘06 Average $8668 $8641

Plan Now to Attend Our
TENT MEETING
May 19 -21
(Friday - Sunday)
with guest speaker
STAN BUTT
Theme:
"Growing Like Jesus Grew"
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Friday - 6:30 Singing / 7:00 Preaching
"The Command to Grow"
Saturday - 6:30 Singing / 7:00 Preaching
"Grow In Wisdom"
Sunday - Regular Times
Bible Class - "Grow In Stature"
AM Worship - "Grow In Favor With God"
PM Worship - "Grow In Favor With Man"
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Plan to stay for our meals following the services on Friday and
Saturday night and also Sunday morning!

EDIFICATION
FROM OUR
ELDERS
Betty and I were eating out the other day and we saw some
old friends that we had gone to church with several years ago. As I was talking
to them, I asked them where they were currently worshiping. To my surprise, they
told me they were attending with a denomination. They are not the only people
that I have talked to recently who have left the church. Some are going to
different denominations and others are not going at all.
I am concerned about people like this and try to
encourage them to attend services with us at Woodland Hills. I tell them how
wonderful things are here with the hope that they will somehow have a desire
to return to the church.
My main concern is for the congregation that meets here
at Woodland Hills. Let me encourage each of you to prove your faith by
comparing what you believe to what the scriptures say. According to Ephesians
4:14, we are to have a faith that is not tossed to and fro by everyday trials.
Our faith should be strong so that in the years to come we will be firm in the
faith and faithful to our Lord.
We should be concerned about our faith, short term and
long term. In the book of Revelation we are told, "be faithful, even to the
point of death, and I will give you the crown of life."
At Woodland Hills it is the responsibility of the elders
to see that only the truth is taught from the pulpit and in the classrooms.
Then it is the responsibility of each member to search the scriptures to prove
their own faith so that when trials and temptations come their way, they will
stand firm in the faith.
If someone sees you out one day in about five years and
asks you where you are worshiping, will you be able to say that you are
faithful to Christ and His church?
For the Elders, Ronald Barker

What will you be doing May
19th-21st?
On Friday, May the 19th, there will be a unique feeling in
the air. It will be the type of thing that comes to the Woodland Hills
church of Christ annually. There will be a hint of anticipation as the
empty tent sits on the pretty green stretch of property. There will be
plenty of food that has been prepared and waiting on the guests. The
stage will not yet be occupied and there will not be a preacher or song
leader at the pulpit either.
The saints at the Woodland Hills church will be gathering in the
early evening for their outreach and edification meeting known as the
"tent meeting." There will be young and old there. The preacher will
have driven from another part of Tennessee. He will give hugs and be
greeted by those who have come to anticipate his coming each year. He
will lead them in their studies of "GROWING LIKE JESUS GREW." All
weekend long, it will be a great opportunity for growth and new
spiritual heights. The fourth annual tent meeting will be a huge
success. People will walk away feeling edified and uplifted. New souls
may come to Christ.
The preacher will conclude his final sermon on Sunday night. He will
bid many people farewell. After he heads home and the local people are
left to do the local work, the congregation will think of him often.
When thinking of the great tent meeting, many will reflect in various
ways. "It wouldn’t be the same without him," some will be heard saying.
My friend, the truth is..... IT WON’T BE THE SAME WITHOUT YOU!