Shannon Hills Bible Chapel Bulletin Board

Welcome to our bulletin board where you can post notices, interesting articles and other information that is of interest to the SHBC community of believers. An ideal place to reach others with your information.

WHAT YOU CAN DO
† Check out our Facebook Page
† GO 2023 LOCAL MISSIONS TRIP: Let Stephen Roughton know by the end of April if you are interested in participating in the GO 2023 Local Missions Trip.
† BAPTISMAL: We are planning to have a baptismal service soon, and encourage any believer who has not been baptized to talk with an elder if interested.
† GRADUATION: If you are graduating from high school or college this spring, please give your complete name and school name to Ron Crotts or Mary Batts.
† VACATION BIBLE SCHOOL HELP NEEDED: Date: August 7-11 - If you can help in any capacity with Vacation Bible School this year please see Patty Murdock.
† SHBC DIRECTORY: We are updating the SHBC Directory. There will be a looseleaf notebook on a table in the foyer. It contains all the changes and additions we have been given so far. You may check your listing in that and make any changes or additions on the same page. If you have friends or family who have moved away from SHBC, please don’t forget to check the Out of Town listings at the back of the notebook and change or add as needed. You may also contact Helen Mackay by email mackay@triad.rr.com or by phone call or text message at 336-420-4572.
† SERVICE SHEET: All ladies are encouraged to pick up a service sheet from the table in the lobby, complete and return to a member of the Ladies' Committee.
† FOOD PANTRY: The food pantry has been sufficiently restocked. Thank you for your assistance with this ministry.
† DISASTER RELIEF - UKRAINE: SHBC has set up a fund for directing financial gifts through CMML to Polish assemblies who are seeking to minister practically and spiritually to Ukrainians who are refugees after fleeing the Russian invasion. You can mark your gift "Disaster Relief--Ukraine" and give through SHBC.
† LADIES PRAYER AND SHARE ZOOM GATHERING: We would like to invite all SHBC ladies (and friends) to join us on Mondays, 2:30-3:30pm, for our weekly Prayer and Share zoom gathering. This is a wonderful avenue for getting better acquainted with women from the Chapel as we share how the Lord is working in our lives and spend time together in praise and prayer. Don't like the idea of sharing or praying out loud? Not a problem. There is absolutely NO pressure. You don't even need to turn on your camera if you don't want to (although we would love to see your beautiful face). Don't think you can commit to every week? Again, not a problem. No commitment required. We would love to have you join us whenever you can. You say you would like to share your story or some thoughts the Lord has given you? We can't wait to hear them! The zoom link will be sent out each Monday before 2:30. We look forward to seeing you on Mondays!
† HOUSEKEEPING REMINDERS: Whenever using the chapel kitchen, activities building kitchen, or the front meeting room, please leave the rooms clean after usage. Please empty the bathroom trash cans and other large trash cans. Trash can liners for the large cans in the activities building are in the closet next to the gym entrance. All linens used need to be laundered and returned asap. Please wipe down all tables used and countertops and stove tops. Please sweep the floor as needed. Thank you, the Ladies Committee.
† BIRTHDAY AND ANNIVERSARY ANNOUNCEMENTS: If your birthday or anniversary was not listed in the bulletin during 2022, we would love to add it for 2023. Please share them with Mark Shelley.
† KIDS ACCESS: Ages: Kindergarten through sixth grade. The children will continue to enjoy a supervised game time, snacks and a lesson from God’s Word.
† KIDS SUMMER ACCESS: "The sign-up sheet for Summer Access is in the foyer. If you would like to teach children for a night or two during the Summer it would be much appreciated. It is a special opportunity to share Christ with the children and material will be provided for you to use."
† KIDCHECK: Sunday School parents and workers are encouraged to set up a free KidCheck account for the new check-in system. The link can be accessed on the Home page.
† At the annual 2023 men's business meeting, the following men were elected to serve: Doug Williams: Treasurer / Tim Hawks and Luis Sanabria: Assistant Treasurers Scott Murphy: Sunday School Superintendent Jonathan Pfaff: Church Clerk Mark Armfield, Jack Bailey, Danny Hawks: Deacons (3 year-term) Steven Batts, Josh Mackay: Deacon Alternates Please express your appreciation to the deacons who have completed their terms: Matt Bowman, Clayton Carpenter, Luis Zelaya: Completed 3 year-term.
† Congratulate the ladies who will be serving on the Ladies Committee for the next three years: Dana Pfaff, Peggy Poe and Lisa Whittemore. Alternates: Ginger Willard and Sarah Bertran. Express your appreciation to Kay Alverson, Holly Barefoot and Kim Shelley who have faithfully served and are rotating off the Committee. Ladies interested in serving in a chapel ministry such as: the social, bereavement, nursery, or hospitality areas, fill out a sign up sheet on the table in the vestibule, and give it to Kay Alverson.
† Copies of the "Give Attention to Reading" Bible reading plan for 2023 are available on the table in the lobby.
† If you would like to recieve emailed prayer lists and up-to-date chapel related news/events contact Mark Shelley - markhshelley@gmail.com Information on accessing any of the online meetings will also be included.
† There is a link to the SHBC YouTube Video channel on the "Links" page.
† We have a good problem, and you may be part of the solution. The number of children needing nursery care on Sunday nights has increased! We need volunteers to serve in the nursery from 6:30pm - 8:00pm one Sunday evening every other month (only 6 times per year). Please pray about this need, and contact Carter Bowman if you can assist.
† The messages from the CMML Missions conference hosted by SHBC are available on the SHBC website. Click on "Recordings", and then "Listen to Various Recorded Events"
† Ladies interested in serving in a chapel ministry such as: the social, bereavement, nursery, or hospitality areas, pick up a sign up sheet on the table in the vestibule, make it out (don't forget to put your name and contact info) and leave it on the table or give it to Pat Cardillo.
† The Sakeji Mission school in Zambia is in need of some bed spreads as described: Girls Dorm - There are 12 to 15 single beds in each room. Two rooms are pink in wall color, so something to match that. The other two are turquoise in paint color, so anything that would go with turquoise. Boys Dorm - There is also the boys dorm with a similar set up. They would require basically boyish or neutral colors. If you want to make a bedspread, the bedspreads are 50” by 80”. For more information please contact Pat Cardillo, Margaret Lewis or Linda Pfaff.
† There are a few copies of Cornerstone Magazine on the table in the hallway that are free to anyone who would like one. Cornerstone is a free publication that seeks to build up and encourage the Lord’s people by publishing Bible teaching articles and reports of the Lord’s work. Its aim is to present truth in words that are easy to understand in regard to the person of Christ, his church, and evangelism. If you would like to receive Cornerstone either electronically or by mail, you can sign up at cornerstonemagazine.org.
† If you have an item to submit to the bulletin, please email Mary Batts at shbc.announcements@gmail.com or call her cell phone at 336-707-8498. This email address is located on the front of the bulletin each week.
† NOW AVAILABLE ON THE DESK OUTSIDE THE AUDITORIUM: "Our Daily Bread" and "Days of Praise" Devotionals
† Pray for C4K. If you are interested in helping please see Mark Shelley.
† Prayer requests shared on Sundays and Wednesdays at Shannon Hills Bible Chapel are compiled and emailed the following day. Updates and special requests are sent out as they are made available. If you do not receive these emails, but would like to have them delivered to your inbox, give your email address to Mark Shelley.
† Let's keep the new carpet in the chapel hallway clean. Your cooperation is needed to keep it looking good by not taking food or drink into the hallway or in the Chapel sanctuary.
SHBC MISSION STATEMENT
Shannon Hills Bible Chapel exists to exalt the Lord Jesus, evangelize the world, and edify the church.
SHBC VISION STATEMENT
Shannon Hills Bible Chapel desires to be a local church that knows Jesus Christ more deeply and makes Him known more widely.
LIFE GROUPS
Life Groups will restart on Sunday, January 8. Meeting each Sunday evening, Life Groups are designed to be a context in which we get to know each other more deeply as we dig into God's Word together. Each Group shares food, fellowship, Bible study, and prayer. If you would like to join a Life Group, try a different Life Group, or ask questions about this ministry, contact any of the Life Group leaders. Please note that childcare is provided at the chapel, and that Kids Access (K-6th grade) and Youth Alive (grades 7-12) meet at the chapel at the same time as the two on-campus Life Groups. The 6:00 pm Shannon Hills evening meeting will also continue as usual. Information about the individual Life Groups for January-May is as follows: Meets at 5:30-7:00 pm - e Steven Batts (336-707-3032) and Rob White (336-317-2446): Chapel House, "Parallel Accounts of the Gospels" / Jack Proctor (336-382-3465) and Ron Crotts (336-908-7122): Chapel Fellowship Hall, "Colossians - Christ Above All" study guide and DVD series by David Jeremiah Meets at 5:30-7:00 pm - Ron Murdock (336-312-2120) and Scott Murphy (336-215-5074): Home of Ron and Patty, "Colossians - Christ Above All" study guide and DVD series by David Jeremiah Meets at 6:15-8:00 pm - Mark Shelley (336-312-4810) and Greg Whittemore (336-609-0615): Rotates between homes of Greg and Lisa Whittemore, Mark and Kim Shelley, Nick and Jamie Whittemore, and Todd and Cindy Apple, "practical application study of the books of 1,2, and 3 John."
BASKETBALL MINISTRY
Basketball Ministry Outreach Tournament will be February 12, 2022. Ways to help with this outreach to youth and young adults from NC and VA include donating food (hot dogs, condiments, chips, snacks, and water) or prizes (basketballs, gift cards), distributing tracts at the tournament, helping with a ministry for kids of the players, and praying. Contact Matt Bowman at 336-339-0784 if you can help or need more information.
YOUNG ADULT MINISTRY
PICKLE BALL
Time: 6:30pm - Dates: "Almost" Every Friday, - Call Tico Wallace at 336-339-6183 for more information.
KICK BALL
April 11 - Time: 6:30pm - Young Adult Kickball
VAN MINISTRY
Van ministry "Buddy System"--We would love for each of our kids to have one person or couple to be their "buddy". This can be as simple as just making contact on Sunday morning or as in depth as you would like. If you have an interest in the mentoring ministry, but your circumstances are a hindrance, consider this alternative. See Rob White, or Luis Sanabria for more information. A fund has been set up to assist with the Van and Mentoring ministries. If you would like to participate at any time, you may give through the chapel and mark your gift accordingly. Still need two to three volunteers to help drive for the van ministry. If you are able to help please see Rob White.
SPECIAL NOTES
† Beginning August 4 2019 the Family Bible Hour start time will be changed to 10:55am. The intent of this 5-minute adjustment is to provide enough time for the various aspects of the opening (25 minutes) and the preaching of God's Word (40 minutes), with the goal of concluding at 12:00. With this in mind, the elders respectfully request that, to the extent possible, everyone be in the auditorium in time for the start of the meeting at 10:55am. † It has been requested that we offer a digital giving option for those who are interested. In response, we are now offering "SimpleGive" as a safe and secure avenue of giving electronically. You can go online from any device to donate through a checking account, debit card, or credit card. A small handling fee will be deducted from the donation. There is a link to give online at the top of the SHBC website. For mobile giving, you can text a donation to 336-281-6883. This is a dedicated number for SHBC. You will receive further instructions after your initial text. SimpleGive meets the strictest of PCI-DSS security level standards. This option is solely provided as a convenience for those who prefer to handle their finances electronically. "Give Securely Online" link is also on the bottom right corner of the "Links" page. † Praise the LORD! Sing to the LORD a new song, His praise in the assembly of saints. - Psalms 149:1 - be filled with the Spirit, speaking to one another in psalms and hymns and spiritual songs, singing and making melody in your heart to the Lord.....Ephesians 5:18-19. Throughout the history of the Greensboro assembly, music has been an important aspect of our expressions of worship and testimony. It is our desire that our love of the Lord Jesus, of one another, and of music will continue to grow. With this goal in mind, we will be restructuring our music ministry for the 10:55 Sunday morning meeting. This new direction is intended to provide a blending of musical styles rather than separating them on different Sundays. Each Sunday morning, the song selections will be evenly divided between traditional and contemporary. Additionally, musical instruments generally associated with these styles of music will be played together for all songs each Sunday morning. Joseph Shelley will coordinate the music, overseeing the selection of songs and arranging each song so that all instruments will be able to accompany the singing no matter what the song style is. Todd Apple will assist in the organizational and moderating aspects of the ministry. This new music ministry is scheduled to begin on September 9th 2018, and will be reevaluated after a period of three months. It is our prayer that this shift in direction will prove to be honoring to the Lord by providing a more unifying musical program that will result in a greater continuity and creativity for engaging all who attend, while being careful to never compromise the message of the pure gospel of grace through the Lord Jesus Christ. Our hope is that this will open the doors for sincere and unselfish love to be expressed to one another as we sing from our hearts to the Lord regardless of our preferences. God has created us to glorify Him in a great variety of ways, and music is significant among them. Just as over time, our houses benefit from remodeling, (although they may still provide shelter and security without remodeling), our methods can profit from fresh evaluation and ideas without sacrificing our message. We desire that SHBC will always be a local church that glorifies God, is a warm and welcoming place for the community, and is sensitive to the changing needs of successive generations. Please pray with us as we trust the Lord in these changes. And please contact an elder if you have questions. The elders of Shannon Hills Bible Chapel † The elders and deacons are continuing to consider additional ideas for security at the chapel. In the very near future, security cameras will be installed on the premises. Please pray with us regarding the implementation of other wise and reasonable security measures. † As a reminder, we have become aware that some of our fellow-believers are allergic or highly sensitive to perfumes, colognes, and after-shave lotions. This can cause serious difficulties and sickness for them at times, and is especially an issue in meetings in more confined spaces, such as the Lord's Supper. In order to not hinder these brothers and sisters from gathering with the saints, please be sensitive to those with these health concerns. Thank you for your care for one another. † As societal conditions continue to deteriorate, we want everyone to be safe and secure at all times in the Shannon Hills Bible Chapel buildings. If you visit the buildings at times when no public meetings are scheduled, please lock the door behind you as soon as you enter. It is also preferable to not visit the building alone (especially females). We trust the Lord to keep us safe, but we also recognize that He expects us to exercise wise caution. † For security reasons, we will be changing the locks on the chapel building. Due to a delay in getting the new keys, the change of locks on the chapel has been delayed. The new keys are now available. If you currently have a key you will be able receive a new key from Amin K. Haddad. The new locks will be installed by the first week in May. † Due to the elders' concern over content in some of the Power For Living papers, we will no longer be distributing them.
NOTICE TO BUS/VAN DRIVERS
The deacons have identified policies to be followed by SHBC vehicle drivers as they pertain to safety, fueling and cleanliness. The policies are posted at the top of the new Transportation Log sheets that have been placed in each vehicle on clipboards. Drivers are requested to comply with the policies, including completing the log for all trips. Receipts for gasoline purchases are to be attached to the clipboard so that they can be collected periodically and submitted to the Church Treasurer. Attention SHBC Vehicle Drivers: Please remember to document your trips, in the Transportation Log that is kept in each vehicle, and to report any safety or operational issues about the vehicle, to the Board of Deacons immediately. Your compliance will significantly aid the deacons in maintaining the vehicles. For insurance purposes, operation of SHBC vehicles is restricted to only those persons who have been approved and had their names published on the SHBC Approved Drivers List, which is updated whenever needed and posted on the bulletin boards. Anyone else who needs authorization may request it through Jim Bartlett the Church Clerk.
SERMON PRESENTATIONS.....DOWNLOAD A POWERPOINT VIEWER
You can view the actual presentation that has been given by any speaker listed on our "Sunday Sermon" page with the pencil icon next to the title of his sermon. Those presentations are usually created with Microsoft "Powerpoint." If you do not have that software already installed on you computer, you will not be able to open the file, when you click on it. But, you can download a "Powerpoint Viewer" that will enable you to view any Powerpoint file, absolutely FREE. The following link will take you to the Microsoft Store website. Choose one of the Viewer apps. Read the installation instructions and click the Download button.  Get Powerpoint Viewer NOTE: Shannon Hills Bible Chapel does not endorse and is not responsible for any downloaded application from the Microsoft Store link listed here.
INCLEMENT WEATHER NOTIFICATION
In the event of inclement weather, on your computer/tablet/phone, go to the Links page of the Shannon Hills Bible Chapel website, click the link "Inclement Weather Information" and you can check on the latest updates concerning SHBC activities during extreme weather events.
THE WORD OF GOD
Isaiah 53: Who hath believed our report? and to whom is the arm of the LORD revealed? For he shall grow up before him as a tender plant, and as a root out of a dry ground: he hath no form nor comeliness; and when we shall see him, there is no beauty that we should desire him. He is despised and rejected of men; a man of sorrows, and acquainted with grief: and we hid as it were our faces from him; he was despised, and we esteemed him not. Surely he hath borne our grief's, and carried our sorrows: yet we did esteem him stricken, smitten of God, and afflicted. But he was wounded for our transgressions, he was bruised for our iniquities: the chastisement of our peace was upon him; and with his stripes we are healed. All we like sheep have gone astray; we have turned every one to his own way; and the LORD hath laid on him the iniquity of us all. He was oppressed, and he was afflicted, yet he opened not his mouth: he is brought as a lamb to the slaughter, and as a sheep before her shearers is dumb, so he openeth not his mouth. He was taken from prison and from judgment: and who shall declare his generation? for he was cut off out of the land of the living: for the transgression of my people was he stricken. And he made his grave with the wicked, and with the rich in his death; because he had done no violence, neither was any deceit in his mouth. Yet it pleased the LORD to bruise him; he hath put him to grief: when thou shalt make his soul an offering for sin, he shall see his seed, he shall prolong his days, and the pleasure of the LORD shall prosper in his hand. He shall see of the travail of his soul, and shall be satisfied: by his knowledge shall my righteous servant justify many; for he shall bear their iniquities. Therefore will I divide him a portion with the great, and he shall divide the spoil with the strong; because he hath poured out his soul unto death: and he was numbered with the transgressors; and he bare the sin of many, and made intercession for the transgressors. Psalm 51:10-11: “Create in me a pure heart, O God, and renew a steadfast spirit within me. Do not cast me from your presence or take your Holy Spirit from me.” Philippians 4:4-8: “Rejoice in the Lord always. I will say it again: Rejoice! Let your gentleness be evident to all. The Lord is near. Do not be anxious about anything, but in everything, by prayer and petition, with thanksgiving, present your requests to God. And the peace of God, which transcends all understanding, will guard your hearts and your minds in Christ Jesus. Finally, brothers, whatever is true, whatever is noble, whatever is right, whatever is pure, whatever is lovely, whatever is admirable-if anything is excellent or praiseworthy-think about such things.
Don't forget to check out our "Links" page!
Visit the Recordings page and listen to some music that gives praise to our Lord and Savior.
Contact Mark Shelley to reserve the chapel building or the activities building, Pam Armfield to reserve the chapel house, and Mark Armfield to reserve the chapel vans.
Select some tracts from the tract rack in the upstairs hallway and commit to using them as a witnessing tool this week.