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			<p>Sunday Service:  10am Main Building</p>
			<p>Grace fellowship is a Christ Centered family focusing on spreading the Gospel of Jesus Christ through love, humility and repentance.  We teach the Bible, verse by verse, chapter by chapter. All sinners are welcome!</p>
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			<p>Ministry Outreach Group</p>
			<p>Join the men’s ministry group as they do an outreach to inner-city youth. The men’s group was founded by David Statton, former pastor of Grace, and includes accountability and leadership through Biblical training.</p>
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“Every day they continued to meet together in the temple courts. They broke bread in their homes and ate together with glad and sincere hearts, praising God and enjoying the favor of all the people. And the Lord added to their number daily those who were being saved.”
     – Acts 2:46-47
 
Do Lunch Sunday is a day set aside to encourage everyone to take a someone out for lunch. This is a great time to get to know someone better and to renew old friendships.


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6:45-8:15pm | Fellowship Hall
Our middle schoolers meet every Tuesday evening to share a
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Black Cat Chase (Date and Time TBA)
  
For more information about Frontline or the High School Ministry,
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Wednesdays | 1:00-3:00 pm | October-April
 
The Bellview Good News Club started October 1st at Simple Faith Fellowship, but it’s not too late for your child to join in the fun! 
For more information, please contact Pastor Dwayne 541-941-6647
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Sundays | 6:00-7:30 pm | September-May
 
Theme next week October 19 is “Autumn Colors”
If you have questions, please contact Illis at the FBC Office 541-482-3836, or cell 541-601-6908, or by email.


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Thanksgiving for the Christian is more than just another holiday and there’s no better time to set a precedence of gratitude towards God than during this special season. There are lots of ways to celebrate the goodness of God and His many blessings, here are just a few.

 

Set aside time to describe the importance of thanksgiving as laid out in scripture
In I Thessalonians we are commanded “in everything give thanks”—in everything! It’s a requirement, but also a privilege and it shifts our focus from our problems to His great grace! In another passage, we are told to present all of our requests to God with a heart of thanksgiving (Philippians 4:6 [Open in Logos Bible Software (if available)] ). Part of the discipline involved in being thankful is to realize the goodness of God and his everlasting love toward us (Psalm 107:1 [Open in Logos Bible Software (if available)] ); that every good and perfect gift comes from God (James 1:17 [Open in Logos Bible Software (if available)] ); and when thankfulness is combined with prayer and supplication it is a cure for anxiety and conduit of peace (Philippians 4:6 [Open in Logos Bible Software (if available)] ).

 

Share the “Thanksgiving Story”
From the first feast of thanks with the pilgrims and Indians to the sordid trail of retail pressures in selecting the current date for Thanksgiving Day, the entire journey is of significance and is all worth mentioning. From thankfulness to greed we come full circle. The curse of sin will always taint even the best of intentions as long as we’re here on earth, as it has even on this holiday originally set aside to declare and celebrate thankfulness to God. Thanksgiving is a chance to identify true gratitude and separate it from the materialistic and secular bend that seeks to divert gratitude and devotion from God to idols. And just as God can redeem the time, he can redeem this day, starting with us.

 

Serve from the abundance
The passage found in 2 Corinthians 9:6-15 [Open in Logos Bible Software (if available)] is an encouragement to be generous out of the many blessings we have received. There are numerous practical ways to share from the abundance, not “reluctantly or under compulsion” but with joy! Try reaching out to the less fortunate on Thanksgiving. Serve at a soup kitchen, a retirement home, children’s hospital—seek out the needs of any neighbor experiencing hardship.

 

The 12 days of Thanksgiving
I thought this was my original idea but found the general concept here and there on the net. The idea is to share one thing you are thankful for during the 12 days leading up to Thanksgiving Day and post them on various social media connections. Why 12? I don’t know, may be to match the 12 days of Christmas so it’s easy to remember, but either way, it’s a great idea.

 
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Thanksgiving offering to a family in need
This is a little redundant considering the previously mentioned “serve from abundance” category but I wanted to expound. Organize an outreach that involves recognizing the blessing we ALL experience and reaching out to those who are currently struggling with unemployment, unplanned emergency bills and other hardships. In general, organize a program for families to select another family to bless with food supplies, thanksgiving dinner, clothes, and toys or even help with unexpected expenses.

 

Host a small-group potluck of thanks
This is a great opportunity for the members of your small group to revitalize one another’s faith with testimonies to the goodness of God in their lives. Encourage each guest to come ready with a specific thing that God has done to share with the group.

 

Wall of Thanks
Clear out an entire wall for posting words of thanks throughout the Thanksgiving season. In the church or in the home, clearing out some wall space for “family” members to contribute thoughts, show gratitude and express thanks in writing and illustration is the perfect outlet for cultivating a culture of thanksgiving as well as a place to reflect on some good news, for a change.

 

Testimonies
In a more corporate setting, either pre-record testimonies of special thanks or ask different members to prepare something to share at the Thanksgiving church service. Encourage those speaking to write down their thoughts ahead of time so they don’t meander –or preach an impromptu sermon. It doesn’t have to be elaborate, keep testimonies brief but amazing, and express in just a few words the kindness of God in the lives of His church.

 

“I am thankful” projects for kids
Don’t forget the little guys and gals this season. A spirit of gratitude should be taught and instilled in the hearts of children from an early age. Whether it is a poster, jar, pocket or folder, create a place for children to add the things they are thankful for throughout this Thanksgiving season; something creative that they can share with family and friends on Thanksgiving Day and something that they can rehearse throughout the year

 

Visual impact
I would be amiss without at least mentioning the importance of visual support to really tie in the important theme of Thanksgiving in a way that will be remembered. A colorful bulletin to announce the call to gratitude and a sermon PowerPoint to bring the message home will each aid in making this year’s Thanksgiving service effective and unforgettable.


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Sunday School is not a babysitting service. If your church is struggling with finding a perfect Sunday School curriculum or having a hard time knowing exactly how to be more impactful, then follow these 5 simple ideas to a more effective Sunday School Curriculum.  

 

1. Extend the topical coverage over 1 month, instead of 1 day: You know the stories and events of the Bible because of repetition. From a young age you have been introduced to it, and since then you have read it multiple times. Studying Noah or David and Goliath for one hour on one Sunday will not leave a lasting impact with your Sunday School kids. Instead, focus on one topic for an entire month. SharefaithKids makes this very easy by giving you multiple study materials as well as activities and games covering more than one month per lesson. If, for example, you focus on David, then focus one week on his character, the next week on his sin, the next week on his bravery and finish off by focusing on his leadership. Though big topics, you can simplify it with great application. By the end of the month, your kids will truly know David!

 

2. Repetition is good, not boring. You don’t think reading the Bible repeatedly is boring, right? Why would you think exposing your kids to Bible stories and accounts repeatedly will be boring? It’s all about presentation and application. If in the first year they are introduced to David & Goliath in a basic form, then you can take it up a notch in the second year. Imagine after five years of learning about David & Goliath what a beautiful understanding your kids will have. Every year the activities, application and memory verse are different. It’s a fresh dose of inspiration with each lesson every year!

 

3. Focus on God’s Word, not on social behavior. Your kids get enough social behavior “guidance” in school and from media. The Sunday School classroom is not the place to teach anti-bullying, gender-equality and self-confidence. It’s a place to find meaning, truth and understanding in the Creator. It’s a place to bring the child in closer communion with Jesus. To explain to them their part in God’s bigger plan – their inheritance as a child of The King. Sunday School is already so short, and kids’ attention spans are so small. Take what time you can, and focus on God and Scripture.

 
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4. Build expectation through repetition: Children love surprises, but they respect consistency. Knowing what to expect builds anticipation. Cleverly structuring your class so there is a clear buildup to a finale makes every class exciting. For example, if your kids already know that the first five minutes are all about story-time, the second part is fun-time, the third-part is Scripture, then prayer, then application and a huge triumphant ending with a super fun activity, they’ll feel much more comfortable in sharing and participating. Parents may say the kids are too wound-up by the time they collect them after the service, but you’ll know that the kiddos loved every part of it. They’ll look forward to next time!

 

5. Involve the parents: We’ve seen it all before. Parents dropping their kids off at church for Sunday School, while they themselves never attend church. Even parents attending seldom have any clue as to what’s going on in Sunday School. Personally, I don’t like that. I want to know what my kids are taught, and who they have as a teacher. I would like to continue the theme they learned on Sunday throughout the week. A good way to do that is if there were more transparency from the Sunday School department and teachers. A great idea is to have a parent-night or potluck after church where parents are introduced to the curriculum, lesson content, and get to meet the teachers. Next Sunday, you’ll know exactly what lesson your kid will be taught, and you get to further extend the application throughout the week through your own Bible study and family time.

 

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Nothing encourages, strengthens, and uplifts like the Word of God, so use it at all times to speak life into your pastor and leadership team. Understanding their calling and helping them to stay accountable to it is an honorable ministry. Even if words of encouragement do not come easy to you, still make it a practice to edify your leadership team and remind them of the incredible honor of their calling. Here are 10 incredible Bible verses for leadership – perfect for Pastor Appreciation Month.

 

Joshua 1:9 [Open in Logos Bible Software (if available)] : “Have I not commanded you? Be strong and courageous. Do not be frightened, and do not be dismayed, for the Lord your God is with you wherever you go.” Leadership is scary. Taking responsibility to faithfully represent God and His light, as well as taking care of your congregation is a big deal. The enemy will accuse us and remind us of our insignificance. Our courage may disappear. It is then when we lift our heads to our Redeemer, Who commands us to not be afraid!

 

Philippians 2:3 [Open in Logos Bible Software (if available)] “Do nothing from selfish ambition or conceit, but in humility count others more significant than yourselves.” Ouch, this is a lesson better learned early on, than experienced the hard way. Jesus taught us the order of leadership. A leader is in fact a servant, not a king, not a dictator and definitely not the boss of the congregation. A great way to stay faithful in your ministry is to keep a servant’s heart and attitude at all times.

 

Proverbs 3:5-6 [Open in Logos Bible Software (if available)] : “Trust in the Lord with all your heart, and do not lean on your own understanding. In all your ways acknowledge him, and he will make straight your paths.” Leadership is all about making big decisions, while leading others. That’s downright terrifying when you think of the impact of any decision. Don’t journey alone. Make your desire and intent known to the Lord and let Him direct your path.

 

Galatians 6:9 [Open in Logos Bible Software (if available)] : ” And let us not grow weary of doing good, for in due season we will reap, if we do not give up.” In this day it’s more acceptable to be relevant than to speak the Truth. Your calling as a pastor is to do the latter in love! Ministry can get so focused on trying to win converts and please people that truth is often sacrificed. Remain steadfast in the truth and God’s blessing will be upon you!

 

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Zechariah 4:6 [Open in Logos Bible Software (if available)] : “Then he said to me, “This is the word of the Lord to Zerubbabel: Not by might, nor by power, but by my Spirit, says the Lord of hosts.” Don’t lead or minister from your own strength. You may be a great speaker, a charismatic leader, or a talented musician but you will quickly grow tired when doing things in your own strength. The congregation is intelligent enough to pick up on this and ministry-burnout is sure to follow.

 

Ephesians 4:26 [Open in Logos Bible Software (if available)] : “Be angry and do not sin; do not let the sun go down on your anger,” What? Pastors get angry? Yes they do! Like the rest of us, they experience anger, too. Whether it’s a righteous anger or misguided anger, it’s OK! As long as you don’t sin and as long as you understand that today is the day to be right with God and your fellow believers. Not letting the sun go down on anger is not letting Satan wreak havoc in your heart and mind. If you slip up, make it right. Make right today!

 

James 1:5-6 [Open in Logos Bible Software (if available)] : “If any of you lacks wisdom, let him ask God, who gives generously to all without reproach, and it will be given him. 6 But let him ask in faith, with no doubting, for the one who doubts is like a wave of the sea that is driven and tossed by the wind.” A leader without wisdom has no objectivity nor perspective. They lead blindly. Don’t collect wisdom from the world, when you get to partake in the wisdom of the Creator of the world. Just ask! It’s that simple. God desires to share insight with you.

 

Colossians 3:2 [Open in Logos Bible Software (if available)] : “Set your minds on things that are above, not on things that are on earth.” Pastors often get sidetracked with building projects, winning converts, writing best-sellers and making a name for their ministry. They turn into life-coaches instead of shepherds and servants. When we take our eyes off Jesus, we lose focus and will replace Him with something else. Nothing should ever take the place of the mandate by which we were first called. To spread the Gospel. To feed the hungry. To clothe the poor.

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1 Corinthians 10:12 [Open in Logos Bible Software (if available)] : “Therefore let anyone who thinks that he stands take heed lest he fall.”. Pastors are not above reproach, neither should they be without accountability. Ministry is one of the most dangerous professions on earth. Your very work is in opposition to everything Satan stands for. He would love nothing more than to ruin and destroy you, your testimony and faith. Let pride therefore never take shape in our hearts. Let humbleness and transparency lead the way.

 

Matthew 6:3 [Open in Logos Bible Software (if available)] : “But when you give to the needy, do not let your left hand know what your right hand is doing,” This verse speaks of alms-giving. Deeds of mercy. Yet it’s application is so much bigger. When you teach, teach from love, with compassion, for the sake of the Gospel, not to enlarge your following because of your charismatic energy. When you lead worship, lead in reverence and adoration towards God, not to receive an applause for your musicianship. Do nothing for a reward. Your reward is in Heaven!


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Before diving into the reasons, let’s just start off with a disclaimer. The pastors we’re talking about in this article are those who take their calling serious; who thrive in ministry; who love living out God’s mandate and place God at the center of everything they do. They uphold truth over relevance; people over profit; ministry over marketing.

 

1. Understand the Weight of Their Calling: When God calls you for ministry, it’s a big deal. You’re now employed by God, working for a new Kingdom. It’s a joyful experience, yet a frightful one. Ministry bears more stress than most professions as it deals with the emotional, spiritual and psychological realm in terms of God and humans. The weight and responsibility of this profession is heavy. Approaching your pastor with this insight gives you an entirely new perspective on their occupation. Their work is more than just an hour-long sermon on Sunday morning.

 

2. Don’t Put Them On A Pedestal: The highest trees catch the most wind. You can be guaranteed that those in pastoral positions will attract the most scrutiny and judgment. They are consistently under a microscope: how they talk, how they dress, how they preach, what they preach, how they pray. Our reverence for the pastor is often so exaggerated that we wrap them in a bubble of holiness and are very surprised when they act like humans.

 

3.Your Pastor Is not Superman: Only a super-human can teach, preach, lead worship, minister to the youth, heal the sick, do outreach, head up the building fund, administer the church finances, do counseling and take care of their family all at the same time. Don’t put unrealistic expectations on them. They cannot be all things to all people. They are gifted in certain areas. Let God use that powerfully, instead of sacrificing it by spreading them too thin.

 

4. Your Pastor Needs Time with God and Family: The church is God’s family, but pastors have a family of their own. Pastors are also accountable to God, which means they need time with God in prayer, study and rest. We have to make allowance for this, or else burn-out and disaster are sure to follow.

 

5. Your Pastor Needs Encouragement More Than Advice: There is nothing more frustrating than for someone to need encouragement, only to get an earful of advice from a person with absolutely no perspective or insight into their situation. Encourage your pastor. Lift them up. Speak life into their ministry. Remind them of the joy of their calling. Pray with them. Bless them!


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How many brothers and sisters on the frontlines of the battle are forgotten, left alone to wage a war against an enemy who hated Jesus before it ever hated them? Do you ever wonder on your most miserable day, how these heroes, who are persecuted for their faith, handle pain, grief, loneliness and isolation? The truth is, they cannot wage these battles alone and I believe there are ways we can help lighten their burdens.

 

They need you to know they exist
Let’s never forget that these persecuted believers are our brothers and sisters – family! “Remember the prisoners as if chained with them—those who are mistreated—since you yourselves are in the body also.” (Hebrews 13:3 [Open in Logos Bible Software (if available)] ). Use the various forms of communication and fellowship connections available to spread awareness to the Christian community: talk about the persecuted with friends and family, Christian co-workers, church members; keep their plight alive on social media venues; and use opportunities as you preach, teach, train, equip, blog, write – whatever it is you do. If you are a church leader, think about an awareness campaign at your church that will aid in keeping the memory of these true soldiers of Christ on the forefront of ministry.

 

Be a burden bearer
“Bear one another’s burdens, and so fulfill the law of Christ.” (Galatians 6:2 [Open in Logos Bible Software (if available)] ). Although the immediate context found in this verse is speaking of the restoration of the believer under the burden of their own sin, the general application is to help those affected by the prevalent curse of sin and death. These precious saints have found themselves in the demonic epicenter of spiritual warfare and physical pain and grief and are paying a dear price. We are commanded to care. “…weep with those who weep” (Romans 12:15 [Open in Logos Bible Software (if available)] ); we are commanded to suffer with them “…if one member suffers, all the member suffer” (I Corinthians 12:26 [Open in Logos Bible Software (if available)] ). Take the wounds and concerns to the cross on their behalf, it is there that His yoke is easy, and His burden is light. (Matthew 11:30 [Open in Logos Bible Software (if available)] ).

 

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Show support
There are organizations that exist to inform, support, rally around, strategize and implement helpful ways to stand by the persecuted church. Seek these communities out. Make sure that they are not only legitimate, but have a proven track record of careful stewardship of the resources handed to them. There are direct forms of giving and some organization are equipped to accept alternative forms of giving such as car donations and other “Stuff”.

 

Pray for the persecuted
I am going to spend a little time on this one. Most to of us cannot physically be there with the persecuted; we cannot hold their hand, comfort, encourage, wipe their tears or speak words of life to their souls, but what we can do is intercede on their behalf and plead that God would do all these things. In prayer we can battle the accusations, the discouragement and the destruction of the enemy. Pray God would give them the words to speak (Mark 13:11 [Open in Logos Bible Software (if available)] ); strength to bless their persecutors (Luke 6:28 [Open in Logos Bible Software (if available)] ); to experience God’s mercy (Psalm 9:3 [Open in Logos Bible Software (if available)] ); to be strengthened (Ephesians 3:16 [Open in Logos Bible Software (if available)] ); and have access to a Bible. And when the burden God places on your soul is so intense that you have no idea what to pray, ask for the Spirit of God to speak the words for you:  “For we do not know what we should pray for as we ought, but the Spirit Himself makes intercession for us with groanings which cannot be uttered. Now, He who searches the hearts knows what the mind of the Spirit is, because He makes intercession for the saints according to the will of God.” (Romans 8:26-27 [Open in Logos Bible Software (if available)] ).

 

Pray for the persecutors
What?! Who is the persecutor worthy of mercy? He zealously seeks to stop the spread of Christianity, dragging Christians to prisons, public trials and executions, cheering on the rush of fellow persecutors to mercilessly terrorize and kill the most vocal of God’s ambassadors. You may think I am referring to ISIS or some other modern-day terrorist group, but I specifically speak of Saul of Tarsus who on his way to inflict far more damage to the Christian church than he had to date, was confronted by Jesus Himself. Saul became the Apostle Paul, one of the greatest teachers and evangelists of all time. The great persecutor later referred to himself as a servant of Christ Jesus, called to be an apostle and set apart for the Gospel God. Pray for those who persecute (Luke 6:28 [Open in Logos Bible Software (if available)] ).

 

Be prepared to join the battle.
The source of persecution is Satan himself (Revelation 2:10 [Open in Logos Bible Software (if available)] ) and trying to take up a physical battle against him is like punching the air, no matter how tangible the source of persecution appears. We battle against the spiritual forces of wickedness in the heavenly places (Ephesians 6:12 [Open in Logos Bible Software (if available)] ). The warfare against persecution is spiritual, therefore success in spiritual warfare requires reliance on God’s power, not our own.

 

A wise man once told me that the church is never more pure and powerful than when it is persecuted. Perhaps the daily consideration of these saints, who truly know what it means to suffer for the sake of Christ, will inspire us to seek sound biblical answers for the hope that lies within us. Inspired by their example, we can build the courage necessary to hear and do the things God has instructed us to do, to put on the full armor of God and be watchful for that day or hour when Jesus returns, and awaken to a heightened level of sobriety. “And do this, knowing the time, that now it is high time to awake out of sleep; for now our salvation is nearer than when we first believed. The night is far spent, the day is at hand. Therefore let us cast off the works of darkness, and let us put on the armor of light.”  (Romans 13:11-13 [Open in Logos Bible Software (if available)] ).


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Ashland Christian Fellowship is a Calvary Chapel Outreach Fellowship that has been formed as a fellowship of believers in the Lordship of Jesus Christ. Our supreme desire is to know Christ and to be conformed into His image by the power of the Holy Spirit. We are not a denominational church, nor are we opposed to denominations as such, only their overemphasis of the doctrinal differences that have led to the division of the Body of Christ.
 
We believe that the only true basis of Christian fellowship is His (agape) love, which is greater than any differences we possess and without which we have no right to claim ourselves Christians.
 
We believe worship of God should be spiritual. Therefore, we remain flexible and yielded to the leading of the Holy Spirit to direct our worship.
 
We believe worship of God should be inspirational. Therefore, we give a great place to music in our worship.
 
We believe worship of God should be intelligent. Therefore, our services are designed with great emphasis upon teaching the Word of God that He might instruct us how He should be worshiped.
 
We believe worship of God is fruitful. Therefore, we look for His love in our lives as the supreme manifestation that we have truly been worshiping Him.


