Bulletin July 31, 2011

Welcome to

Bethel Mennonite Church

Worship Service

July 31, 2011

10:30 am

Sermon: “The Edge of Grace”

Scripture: Luke 7:37-50

Speaker: Karla Mercaldo

Service Leader: Darren Franson

Worship Leader Ken & Sara Pearson and Team

Nursery care is available for children from Age 0 – 4 during the sermon.

Calendar

July 31 – Special Guest Speaker: Karla Mercaldo

August 28 – Communion Celebration Service

September 11 – Mexico Mission Celebration

October 1 & 2 – Bethel’s 75th Anniversary

Church Staff Vacation Schedule

Pastor Phil will be away: July 31 – August 19

Pastor Mike will be away: July 24 – August 15

Linda will be away: August 8 – 12

Canadian Government to match drought relief donations. CIDA will match dollar for dollar donations made to MCC given between July 6th and September 16th. MCC is responding to the drought and food crisis in East Africa that has left about 11 million people in need of humanitarian assistance Cheques can be made to Bethel and designated to MCC East Africa Drought. For information visit bc.mcc.org

Tour Israel-Palestine

Guided by Garry Janzen & Gerd Bartel. October 14-23, 2011

Do you want to deepen your understanding of the Bible, walk the places where Jesus walked, and experience life in the Holy Land today? Join Pastor Garry Janzen on this tour to Israel-Palestine!

For more information, email: office@tourmagination.com

The MCC Surrey Thrift Shop is accepting applications for a part time Receiver/Sorter/Driver.

The MCC BC administration office in Abbotsford is accepting applications for a full time Finance and Business Manager.

The MCC Abby East Thrift Shop in Abbotsford is accepting applications for a full time Receiver/Driver beginning September 1st.

The MCC Clothing Etc. Thrift Shop in Abbotsford is accepting applications for a full time Assistant Manager.

For a complete job descriptions and more information visit bc.mcc.org/getinvolved/workwithmcc

or contact Marie Reimer at hrdirector@mccbc.com or call 604 850 6639.

Back to school with MCC! School kits are one of MCC’s most requested items, enabling children overseas to attend school where they would not otherwise be able to do so. Notebooks are often a challenging item to find but now you can purchase notebooks (for MCC school kits only) for 25cents directly from the MCC warehouse saving you time, money and ensuring we have the correct notebooks for kits. For a complete list of kit contents visit mcc.org/kits/school or call Dennis at the MCC warehouse at 604 850 6639

The Gateway of Hope on Langley Bypass is in urgent need of volunteers for their meal centre. There are 3 shifts:

Breakfast 7:30 am – 11:30 am

Lunch Shift 10 am to 2 pm

Dinner Shift 3 pm to 7 pm

If you are able to volunteer for a shift, please contact Kelsey Eliason at 604-514-7375.

For more information go to

www.gatewayofhope.ca

Bethesda is looking for a suite in the Cloverdale or Langley area for a middle aged man with slight developmental challenges. A self contained living space is needed but a fully-equipped kitchen is not a necessity. A little independent living support would need to be provided as well. For more info, please contact Carrie 604-835-0864 or Carrie.Prentice@bethesdaBC.com

Bulletin July 17, 2011

Welcome!

We are so glad you are here with us this morning to worship and praise our Lord Jesus Christ!

Calendar

This week – Summer Day Camp – Sign up today!!

July 24 – Body Life Service

July 31 – Special Guest Speaker: Karla Mercaldo

August 28 – Communion

October 1 & 2 – Bethel’s 75th Anniversary Celebration

Church Staff Vacation Schedule

Pastor Phil will be away: August 4 -18

Pastor Mike will be away: July 23 – August 17

Linda will be away: July 4 – 15

Hosting Opportunities:

Langley Christian School – host families needed from Aug. 3/4 to Aug. 14/15 for Korean students. Host families will receive $30/day/student.

Contact Marlene Bylenga (mbylenga@langleychristian.com) or Carole

Wheaton (cwheaton@langleychristian.com) or call 604 533 0839 ext 250.
MEI – host families needed from Aug. 16 – 30 for Japanese students. Host families will be paid $455/student for 14 nights. Contact Brenda Hansum at 604-859-3700 ext 420.

Caring and Sharing

Please pray for these people:

Our condolences to Jack & Erna Isaak. Jack’s brother Dave passed away.
Mike Murie broke his ankle.
Ian Jarvie’s sister-in-law, Erica, has cancer in her lungs and bones.
Herta Friesen is suffering from heart problems and is waiting for tests.
Keith Taylor’s foot was amputated due to a severe infection.
Claire Howarth is undergoing chemotherapy.
Anyta Neustaedter is undergoing chemotherapy.
Anne Roche continues to struggle with diabetes related health issues.
Pray for Pat and Rad Houmphan and the church in Borabu
The Christians around the world who are persecuted for their faith.

Tour Israel-Palestine

Guided by Garry Janzen & Gerd Bartel. October 14-23, 2011

Do you want to deepen your understanding of the Bible, walk the places where Jesus walked, and experience life in the Holy Land today? Join Pastor Garry Janzen on this tour to Israel-Palestine!

For more information, email: office@tourmagination.com

A Mennonite Voluntary Service unit has been formed in Edmonton. There are opportunities for service with MCC Thrift Store, L’Arche and Habitat for Humanity. These are 1 or 2 year placements. Contact Holyrood Mennonite’s MVS Committee at pastor@holyrood.mennonitechurch.ab.ca

Camp Squeah is accepting registrations for Summer Camp 2011. This year for the first time there will be a week of Family Camp, a week balanced with fun, relaxation and purpose for the whole family. Campership funds are available for financial assistance and can be found on-line. Please visit www.squeah.com for more details and to register. You can also contact Laura Auxier, Summer Camp Registrar at 604-869-5353 ext 203

The Gateway of Hope on Langley Bypass is in urgent need of volunteers for their meal centre. There are 3 shifts:

Breakfast 7:30 am – 11:30 am

Lunch Shift 10 am to 2 pm

Dinner Shift 3 pm to 7 pm

If you are able to volunteer for a shift, please contact Kelsey Eliason at 604-514-7375.

For more information go to

www.gatewayofhope.ca

Welcome to

Bethel Mennonite Church

Worship Service

July 17, 2011

10:30 am

Rest & Refreshment V: Direction

Psalm 23:4b

Preacher: ……………………………………………Pastor Phil Wheaton

Service Leader: Pastor Mike Wilson

Worship Leader Lisa Wolgram, Wayne Loewen,

Ken & Sarah Person, Matt Schellenberg,

Benita Warkentin, Harry Friesen, Karl Luhmert

Nursery care is available for children from Age 0 – 4 during the sermon.

Senior Pastor: Rev. Philip C. Wheaton cell # 604-626-1584

Pastor of Student Ministries: Mike Wilson cell # 604-854-0435

Email: mikejwilson81@yahoo.ca

Administrative Assistant: Linda Hoock phone # 604-856-8454

Email: office@bethelmennonitechurch.org

Custodian: Leni Martens

Church Address

24687 – 56th Avenue, Langley, B.C., V2Z 1B9

Tel: 604-856-8454 Fax: 604-856-8436

Email: office@bethelmennonitechurch.org Website: www.bethelmennonitechurch.org

We exist to guide people to Christ, to fellowship with and

encourage each other, and to honour God.

Bulletin July 10, 2011


Worship Service

July 10, 2011

10:30 am

Rest & Refreshment IV: Reflection

Psalm 23:4a

 

Preacher: ……………………………………………Pastor Phil Wheaton

Service Leader: Pastor Mike Wilson

Worship Leader Rob Schroeder, Benita Warkentin,

Harry Friesen & Bonnie Hook

Nursery care is available for children from Age  0 – 4 during the sermon.

Welcome!

We are so glad you are here with us this morning to worship and praise our Lord Jesus Christ!

Calendar

TODAY – Congregational meeting to follow the service

July 12 – Mexico missions team returns

July 18 – 22 – Summer Day Camp – Sign up soon!!

July 24 – Body Life Service

July 31 – Special Guest Speaker: Karla Mercaldo

October 1 & 2 – Bethel’s 75th Anniversary Celebration

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Church Staff Vacation Schedule

Pastor Phil will be away: August 4 -18

Pastor Mike will be away: July 23 – August 17

Linda will be away: July 4 – 15

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Hosting Opportunities:

Langley Christian School – host families needed from Aug. 3/4 to Aug. 14/15 for Korean students.  Host families will receive $30/day/student.

Contact Marlene Bylenga (mbylenga@langleychristian.com) or Carole

Wheaton (cwheaton@langleychristian.com) or call 604 533 0839 ext 250.

MEI – host families needed from Aug. 16 – 30 for Japanese students.  Host families will be paid $455/student for 14 nights.  Contact Brenda Hansum at 604-859-3700 ext 420.

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Caring and Sharing

Please pray for these people:

  • Our condolences to Jack & Erna Isaak. Jack’s brother Dave passed away.
  • Mike Murie broke his ankle.
  • Ian Jarvie’s sister-in-law, Erica, has cancer in her lungs and bones.
  • Herta Friesen is suffering from heart problems and is waiting for tests.
  • Keith Taylor’s foot was amputated due to a severe infection.
  • Claire Howarth is undergoing chemotherapy.
  • Anyta Neustaedter is undergoing chemotherapy.
  • Anne Roche continues to struggle with diabetes related health issues.
  • Pray for Pat and Rad Houmphan and the church in Borabu
  • The Christians around the world who are persecuted for their faith.


Gallery 7 Theatre

Summer Drama Blast 2011
July 11 – 29, 2011

MEI School Campus, Abbotsford

Age Specific Camps:

Creative Explosions (6 & 7)  Dramatic Rumblings (8 & 9)
Stage Eruptions (10 & 11)
Dynamite Playmakers (12 & 13)

Intensive Camps for Teens:

Performance Intensive | Improv Break-Out (July 11 – 15)
Acting for the Camera (July 18 – 22)

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Tour Israel-Palestine

Guided by Garry Janzen & Gerd Bartel.  October 14-23, 2011

Do you want to deepen your understanding of the Bible, walk the places where Jesus walked, and experience life in the Holy Land today? Join Pastor Garry Janzen on this tour to Israel-Palestine!

For more information, email: office@tourmagination.com

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A Mennonite Voluntary Service unit has been formed in Edmonton. There are opportunities for service with MCC Thrift Store, L’Arche and Habitat for Humanity. These are 1 or 2 year placements. Contact Holyrood Mennonite’s MVS Committee at pastor@holyrood.mennonitechurch.ab.ca

July 18-24: Come camping with

MCC! Connecting People and Place is an opportunity for you to tour beautiful northern Vancouver Island, meet a Mennonite forester in Campbell River, see the Umista Cultural Centre in Alert Bay, and visit with members of the Kwaguilth First Nation in Port Hardy. It’s an opportunity to listen, learn and become friends. For details visitbc.mcc.org/whatwedo/campingtrip

For more information or to register, contact Darryl Klassen – abneighbours@mccbc.com or call 604 850 6639

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“Camp Squeah is accepting registrations for Summer Camp 2011.  This year for the first time there will be a week of Family Camp, a week balanced with fun, relaxation and purpose for the whole family.  Campership funds are available for financial assistance and can be found on-line. Please visit www.squeah.com for more details and to register.  You can also contact Laura Auxier, Summer Camp Registrar at 604-869-5353 ext 203”

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The Gateway of Hope on Langley Bypass is in urgent need of volunteers for their meal centre.  There are 3 shifts:

Breakfast 7:30 am – 11:30 am

Lunch Shift 10 am to 2 pm

Dinner Shift 3 pm to 7 pm

If you are able to volunteer for a shift, please contact Kelsey Eliason at 604-514-7375.

For more information go to

www.gatewayofhope.ca

 

SUMMER DAY CAMP For Kids Grades K-7

“INSIDE OUT and  UPSIDE DOWN on MAIN STREET” Summer Day Camp at Bethel Church. 9 am – 12 pm,  July 18 – 22.  Open to kids entering grades 1 through 7.   Cost $20 per child (maximum $50 per family). Registration starts June 19.  Registration forms are available at the church.  Space is limited so register early.  Call the church office at 604-856-8454 for more information.

Download From 2011 Summer Day Camp Registration form

Mennonite History & Thoughts

This event is a partnership between Mennonite Church British Columbia and Mennonite Church Canada.
Continuing Education for
Multi-Cultural Leaders:
Mennonite History & Thoughts
Cost: For New Participants – $25 per person.
For Continuing Participants – Free – your cost was covered in
the first round. (Light Breakfast & Lunch included)
Place: Peace Mennonite Church
11571 Daniels Road, Richmond, BC
When: May 28, 2011
8:30 am – 5:30 pm
Speaker: Rev. Palmer Becker
When your brother has something against you:
Seven steps to reconciliation”
Registration method:
E-mail to Iris Leung at kwai_leung88@hotmail.com
The registration deadline is May 22.
Payment to be in cash upon arrival on May 28.

 

Bulletin February 27, 2011

February 20 Donation Summary

Donation Category Amount

General   $3,530.00

Deacon Fund  $ 25.00

$3,555.00

Thank You!
Make a Gospel Noise.  A free Columbia Bible College gospel worship event at Seven Oaks Alliance Church.  March 13.  3:30 pm

Donations for CBC worship arts ministry.

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Sounds of Celebration concert will celebrate 20 years of music and stories featuring collaborations with local artists Calvin Dyck, Betty Suderman, Nelson Boschman Trio, Cathy Hardy and Karin Dart (gemma), and members of the West Coast Mennonite Chamber Choir. Join us on Friday, March 11th at 7 pm at Trinity Christian Reformed Church, Abbotsford. Tickets are $15 and are available at Communitas office and House of

James, for more information visit www.CommunitasCare.com/store, or call 604-850-6608.

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Gallery 7 Theatre proudly presents Anne Chislett’s Quiet in the Land, a powerful story set in an Amish community.  A modern prodigal-son story, the play explores faith & tradition, war, fathers & sons and community. Runs March 4 & 5, 10 – 12, 17 – 19 @ 7:30 PM. Discount matinees March 5 & 12. MEI Theatre. Tickets at House of James.

March 4 – 6 Proclaiming Christ in a Post-Christian World - The Christian church used to be a dominant voice in society. Today it is in a minority situation—it is only one voice among many. How do we proclaim Jesus Christ in a pluralistic society where secularism, consumerism, various media, and other religions compete for our attention? What challenges do congregations face in fulfilling our calling to Christian witness in the twenty-first century? To help us with these vital questions, Emmanuel has joined with Eben-Ezer Mennonite Church to host Titus Guenther, Associate Professor of Theology and Missions, CMU.  Friday (7-9pm) and Saturday (9am-noon) at Eben-Ezer Mennonite Church, Sunday morning at Emmanuel.  All are invited to take part in this unique educational opportunity.

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May 12 -15: The Abuse Response and Prevention Program of MCC BC is participating in planning the Fifth International Conference of Peace and Safety in the Christian Home (PASCH). The conference will be held at Columbia Bible College in Abbotsford. For more information, call Elsie Goerzen at 604-845-0841, and check the conference website: www.fromtheshadows.ca.

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Menno Place in Abbotsford is looking for persons who are interested in serving the elderly by being members of the Board of Directors. The mission of the Board is to meet the long-term housing and health needs of our frail and elderly residents by providing quality care and support in a compassionate, Christian environment. Application forms are on the website: www.mennoplace.ca; You may also contact Gloria Hiebert at 604-856-7037 or maplelane@telus.net.

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Your browser may not support display of this image. Bethel Mennonite Church
Worship Service

February 27, 2011

10:30 am

Sermon:  Felt, Thought, Lived

Scripture: Matt. 5:  3 – 12
Speaker Pastor Mike Wilson

Service Leader: Amanda Hickey

Worship Leader Lisa Wolgram and Team

Nursery care is available for children from Age  0 – 4 during the sermon.


Senior Pastor:  Rev. Philip C. Wheaton (currently on sabbatical)
Pastoral Care Coordinator:  Les Klassen phone:  604-534-9548
Pastor of Student Ministries: Mike Wilson cell # 604-854-0435

Email: mikejwilson81@yahoo.ca
Administrative Assistant:  Linda Hoock phone # 604-856-8454

Email: office@bethelmennonitechurch.org
Custodian:  Leni Martens
Church Address

24687 – 56th Avenue, Langley, B.C., V2Z 1B9

Tel:  604-856-8454    Fax:  604-856-8436

Email: office@bethelmennonitechurch.org Website: www.bethelmennonitechurch.org

We exist to guide people to Christ, to fellowship with and

encourage each other, and to honour God.

 

Welcome!

We are so glad you are here with us this morning to worship and praise our Lord Jesus Christ!

Calendar

Feb. 15 – May 31:  Pastor Phil on Sabbatical

April 8 – 10 – Jr. Youth Impact Retreat at Camp Squeah

May 27 – 29 – Family Camp Weekend at Camp Squeah

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We would like to thank the congregation for this privilege of a sabbatical period. We are looking forward to a season of rest & renewal so that we may return to Bethel refreshed for ministry with you. As well, please accept our thanks for the many kind words and gifts. We feel loved by you as a congregation, appreciating the blessing that each of you are to us as a couple and family. We believe that God has great things for us in the future and look forward to participating in those with you. See you in June! Phil, Carole & Family.

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Photos, write ups, poems and artwork by and about members of our congregation (and anything else you can think of) are being collected in anticipation ofBethel’s 75th anniversary celebration. Items can be scanned, so you will not have to part with original copies. Please contact Lisa Wolgram if you have something to contribute (604-533-5270, these3remain@hotmail.com).

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Note from Board of Missions:  We are looking for pictures of past years Bethel church retreats at Camp Squeah.  If you have a picture, please email it to the church office or to Rick Fleming rickfleming71@gmail.com

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Caring and Sharing

Please pray for these people:

  • Michie Wadhams has severe back pain.
  • Keith Taylor has various health issues and is in the hospital.
  • Luiza’s friend’s husband has cancer.  Please pray for his salvation and health.
  • Tiffany’s sister-in-law, Nicole, has complications with her pregnancy.
  • Anne Roche continues to struggle with diabetes related health issues.
  • Pray for Pat and Rad Houmphan and the church in Borabu
  • The families in our communities who are grieving.
  • The Christians around the world who are persecuted for their faith.

We must pray not first of all because it feels good or helps,

but because God loves us and wants our attention.

Henri J. M. Nouwen

Opportunities for you at Bethel

Kid’s Church – For Ages 4 – Grade 5

Sundays in the Fellowship Hall.  11:00 am – 12:00 pm.

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Bethel Student Ministries

Jr. Youth for Grades 6 – 8. Tuesdays. 7 – 8:30 pm.

Jr. youth Bible Study on Tuesdays from 8:30 – 9:00 pm.

Sr. Youth for Grades 9 – 12. Thursdays.  7 – 9:00 pm.

Sr. youth Bible Study on Thursdays from 6:15 – 7:00 pm.

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Bible Studies / Care Groups

Bible Study – Mondays @ 7:00pm

Meeting the 2nd and 4th Monday of each month.

Bible Study – Tuesdays @ 7:30pm

Contact Ron & Linda Hoock.  604-856-0992

Young Adults Care Group – Wednesdays @ 7:30pm

Contact Matt & Lisa Wolgram  604-533-5270

Ladies Care Group – Wednesdays, 7 pm at Bethel

Contact Monica 604-857-0618 or Wendy 604-852-5760

Refresh -  Wednesdays @ 11:30 am at Bethel

Contact Pastor Phil or Len Wiebe

Bible Study – Thursdays @ 7:30pm

Contact Len & Darlene Wiebe.

Care Group – Fridays @ 7:00pm

Contact Dave & Amanda Hickey 604-556-7187

Adult Bible Study – Sundays @ 9:30am

Contact Matt Wolgram 604-533-5270

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Floor Hockey

Mondays at 7 pm.  Contact Mike Murie 604-319-7539

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The Act of Commitment

THINGS TO THINK ABOUT II  (Acts 20:17-24) The Act of Commitment

A. INTRODUCTORY COMMENTS:

• the first message of this final series before my sabbatical period asked you to consider what it is to include people into your lives. This final formal message focuses on Acts 20:17-24, as these verses describe the last days of Paul’s Ephesian ministry.

B. MAIN THOUGHT:

• This passage clearly reminds us that the Christian life is driven by personal conviction and commitment.

C. KEY QUESTION:

> What were the qualities of Paul’s life that he was absolutely committed to on behalf of the Christ’s church?

I. The Commitment of Humility (vs. 17-19)

“From Miletus, Paul sent to Ephesus for the elders of the church. When they arrived, he said to them: “You know how I lived the whole time I was with you, from the first day I came into the province of Asia. I served the Lord with great humility and with tears and in the midst of severe testing by the plots of my Jewish opponents.”

A. Paul’s life at Ephesus was characterized by a humility that led him to tears – on behalf of people – before God.

B. Paul’s commitment to a lifestyle of humility was so strong, he did not demandanything, although he had been a person of privilege in Jewish society.

II. The Commitment of Declaration (vs. 20, 21)

“You know that I have not hesitated to preach anything that would be helpful to you but have taught you publicly and from house to house. I have declared to both Jews and Greeks that they must turn to God in repentance and have faith in our Lord Jesus.”

A. Paul declared to his world the message of Jesus Christ, his salvation and his hope for living without any hesitation whatsoever.

B. Paul declared the message to both Jews & Greeks: an unpopular message to both groups.

III. The Commitment of Boldness (vs. 22-24)

“And now, compelled by the Spirit, I am going to Jerusalem, not knowing what will happen to me there. I only know that in every city the Holy Spirit warns me that prison and hardships are facing me. However, I consider my life worth nothing to me; my only aim is to finish the race and complete the task the Lord Jesus has given me—the task of testifying to the good news of God’s grace.”

A. Boldness should be understood as a desire to share the message of Jesus Christ with tact, sensitivity and love for people who are seeking God.

B. Paul understood that by going to Jerusalem he was risking persecution, unjust trials, torture, imprisonment and even death. (See Acts 21-23:22)

IMPLICATIONS FOR LIFE

1. There does need to be a greater number & a deeper conviction within this bodyto simple, unashamed commitment to the Body of Christ, a commitment not defined by tradition nor convenience, but through an inner compulsion that we can do no other.

2. We need to begin to “take it personally”, not operating faith at a distance from life.

Bulletin January 30, 2011

January 23 Donation Summary

Donation Category Amount

General   $   5,550.00

Deacon Fund  $        70.00

Missions  $    150.00

$  5,770.10

Thank You!
2011 MCBC Young Adult Retreat: Feb 4-6 Young Adults are invited to join in a weekend of fun, friends, and fellowship (and maybe some snow!) at Camp Squeah.  This year’s theme is “Spirit Quest: Practices for Growing in Grace” with speaker Erv Klassen.  Cost to you is $100, and you can register by contacting Tim Larson (tim.larson@squeah.com or 604-869-5353).  Registration deadline is Sunday, Jan 23..Your browser may not support display of this image.

MCC is responding to flooding and the aftermath of volcanic eruptions in Indonesia with food, water, shelter and more. You can help. Cheques should be marked for “Indonesia Disaster Response”. Learn more when you visit mcc.org/stories/news/mcc-invites-donations-indonesian-volcano-flooding-projects

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Gallery 7 Theatre presents Mitch Albom’s powerful, often funny, always poignant theatre experience, Tuesdays with Morrie, a play about the ones who truly make a significant difference in our lives. Runs January 21 -  February 5,  7:30 PM with matinees Jan. 22 & 29 at 2:00 PM. MEI Theatre. Tickets available at House of James.

Langley Christian School OPEN HOUSE, Tuesday February 1.

• Why Christian education? Come and see! LCS is hosting an open house in the morning from 9 am to 12 noon, and again in the evening from 7 to 9.

Elementary Campus: 22930 48 Ave.

Middle High Campus: 22702 48 Ave.

For more information call 604.533.2118 or go to www.langleychristian.com.

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MCC Job opportunities:

MCC Furniture and More Thrift Shop

- Part-time/Casual Truck Driver / Receiver

The MCC Clothing Etc. Thrift Shop

-Full time Reception/Customer service person.

- Full time Donations Processor.

For complete job descriptions and more information visit bc.mcc.org/getinvolved/workwithmcc or contact Marie Reimer at hrdirector@mccbc.com or call 604 850 6639

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MCBC Nominations Committee: Thank you to all the volunteers for your time, energy, and leadership skills  in supporting our 31 congregations. Please pray for the people that are serving on a committee and also for the people that are considering one of the vacant positions.   Currently we have 6 positions available on 5 committees, please read the notice and if you feel that God is leading to volunteer, please contact

Belinda Rempel at

778 866-0600

belindascreations@gmail.com

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Your browser may not support display of this image. Bethel Mennonite Church
Worship Service

January 30, 2011

10:30 am

Sermon: Things to Think About I: Inclusion

Scripture: Eph. 1:13,14
Speaker Pastor Philip Wheaton

Service Leader: Pastor Mike Wilson

Worship Leader Lisa Wolgram and Team

Nursery care is available for children from Age  0 – 4 during the sermon.


Senior Pastor:  Rev. Philip C. Wheaton cell # 604-626-1584

Email: philip.wheaton@bethelmennonitechurch.org
Pastor of Student Ministries: Mike Wilson cell # 604-854-0435

Email: mikejwilson81@yahoo.ca
Administrative Assistant:  Linda Hoock phone # 604-856-8454

Email: office@bethelmennonitechurch.org
Custodian:  Leni Martens
Church Address

24687 – 56th Avenue, Langley, B.C., V2Z 1B9

Tel:  604-856-8454    Fax:  604-856-8436

Email: office@bethelmennonitechurch.org Website: www.bethelmennonitechurch.org

We exist to guide people to Christ, to fellowship with and

encourage each other, and to honour God.

Welcome!

We are so glad you are here with us this morning to worship and praise our Lord Jesus Christ!

Calendar

Jan. 30 – Deacon Dedication and Membership Welcome

Feb. 7 – BMC Annual General Meeting at 7 pm

Feb. 9 – Senior’s Fellowship lunch at 11:30 am.

Feb. 13 – Communion Service & Potluck Lunch

Feb. 19 – Men’s Prayer Breakfast.  9:30 am at Bethel.

May 27 – 29, 2011 – Family Camp Weekend at Camp Squeah

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MCC Winter Fundraising Banquet – Friday, February 18 at 6:30 pm.

South Langley MB Church.  Cost $15.  Tickets available from the Bethel office.Your browser may not support display of this image.

Note from Board of Missions:  We are looking for pictures of past years Bethel church retreats at Camp Squeah.  If you have a picture, please email it to the church office or to Rick Fleming rickfleming71@gmail.com

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Block Watch is recommending that car owners bring their registration papers into church as thieves are targeting cars parked in church parking lots during services, obtaining the address from the registration paper and breaking into homes where they know the occupants are away.

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Caring and Sharing

Please pray for these people:

  • Ken Pearson and his sister Susan, are both recovering from Kidney transplant surgery.
  • Tiffany’s friend’s relative, a young woman, is having seizures.
  • Pray for Pat and Rad Houmphan and the church in Borabu
  • Pray for courage for the people of Sudan and for a peace following the referendum. MCC Staff continue to work at peace building in this fragile, war-torn country.
  • The families in our communities who are grieving.
  • The Christians around the world who are persecuted for their faith.

We must pray not first of all because it feels good or helps,

but because God loves us and wants our attention.

Henri J. M. Nouwen

Opportunities for you at Bethel

Kid’s Church – For Ages 4 – Grade 5

Sundays in the Fellowship Hall.  11:00 am – 12:00 pm.

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Bethel Student Ministries

Jr. Youth for Grades 6 – 8. Tuesdays. 7 – 8:30 pm.

Jr. youth Bible Study on Tuesdays from 8:30 – 9:00 pm.

Sr. Youth for Grades 9 – 12. Thursdays.  7 – 9:00 pm.

Sr. youth Bible Study on Thursdays from 6:15 – 7:00 pm.

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Bible Studies / Care Groups

Bible Study – Mondays @ 7:00pm

Meeting the 2nd and 4th Monday of each month.

Note for January:  Meeting Jan 10 & 31.

Contact Mike & Krista Wilson. 604-854-0435

Bible Study – Tuesdays @ 7:30pm

Contact Ron & Linda Hoock.  604-856-0992

Young Adults Care Group – Wednesdays @ 7:30pm

Contact Matt & Lisa Wolgram  604-533-5270

Ladies Care Group – Wednesdays, 7 pm at Bethel

Contact Monica 604-857-0618 or Wendy 604-852-5760

Refresh -  Wednesdays @ 11:30 am at Bethel

Resumes January 19 – Contact Pastor Phil

Bible Study – Thursdays @ 7:30pm

Contact Len & Darlene Wiebe.

Care Group – Fridays @ 7:00pm

Contact Dave & Amanda Hickey 604-556-7187

Adult Bible Study – Sundays @ 9:30am

Contact Matt Wolgram 604-533-5270

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Floor Hockey

Mondays at 7 pm.  Contact Mike Murie 604-319-7539

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