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Churches plan events for members, public First Baptist The Long Range Plan was presented in conference on Wed., Nov. 16, 1994 for discussion, and was voted on at the morning worship services on Sunday, Nov. 20. It was adopted by the Church PAL (Project Agape Love) of Perry will be collecting for the needy in our community Nov. 28- Dec. 9. Canned goods, non perishable food and new toys are needed. Please place donations in the box marked for PAL in the atrium... Please bring gifts to the church no later than Dec. 1. Please do not wrap gifts. Items needed include: hair brushes and combs, manicure sets, cologne/after shave, hair care products, Christmas wrapping paper, blank cassette tapes, hand held games, devotional books, jewelry, wallets, card games, gum and mints. A complete list can be obtained by calling the church office (912) 987- 2002. For more information, contact Sandy Harris at 987-0011 or Heather Reed at 987-5880. Perry United Methodist Faith Bible Fellowship suffered the loss of its building on Elko Road during our July flood. They are trying to get a fresh start in new facilities.. If you would like to help them, you may make a gift through our church. Mark your check for “Faith Bible Fellowship”. Anyone interested in playing on our Put a smile on a child's face through Angel Tree program This year Prison Ministries' An gel Tree goal is to reach 415,000 children! Distribution of Christmas gifts and children’s gospel booklets to so many children takes an exten sion network of over 11,000 churches, approximately 500,000 volunteers and a tremendous 1 h . k. h~« h- . . . —-* BSR Enterprises • Janitorial • Transportation • Bed, Bath and Breakfast • Experienced Sitter Service Available 929-4211 24 Hours A Day / 7 Days Perry, GA Come Join Us In Our ./T\, Thanksgiving “Bountiful 11:30 am - 6:00 pm (Off the menu after 6:00 pm) Bujjet Ttenu Meats Vegetables Ham • Lamb Mashed Potatoes Roast Beef s ‘» u « h C °” ero 'V Tu ™ ipt _ , _ Sweet Potato Souffle Turkey • Dressing G „„, „„„ Soup A Salad Bar Tea & Desserts $095 Homemade Sweet Potato Pie Senior Pecan Pie • Banana Pudding Peach Cobbler • Cake • Cookies $8.25 5 and under free 987-3313 6 yrs - 7 yrs 1/2 price church volleyball teams are asked to call the church office (987-1852) or Jimmy Faircloth (987-2554). There will be a team for men, women and co-ed, depending on sign-ups. Each person will need to pay $lO for a jersey. Vision 2000 training will be held Saturday, Jan.. 7, 1995. Three workshops will be held here in Perry, and we will need help to host them.(contact Doris Clay). Our “Vision 2000 task force” will travel to Cordele for training in “Reaching Baby Boomers” Contact Jeff Blair if you would like to attend there, and help with this through the year. Our hospital report (Nov. 15) Carlene Howze, Carole Bloodworth. To Pinewood Manor, Hawkinsville, Mrs. Blanche Joiner (Jan Tripp’s mother). Debbie Wood and Jane Perfect attended the National Youth Workers Convention in San Diego, Calif., Thursday through Sunday. At UMYF our youth prepared baskets that they delivered to our shut-ins-nursing home residents and Autumn Terrace residents on Tuesday, Nov. 22. Baskets contained pears, apples, bananas, grapefruit, oranges, hard candy and tangerines. The India Children’s Choir will be singing in our church on Dec. 1. Invite your friennds to come. There amount of work by the prison fel lowship staff. Cost of this great challenge translates to only about sls per child because so much of the work is done by volunteers. An Angel Tree gift of just sls, matched by the contributions and efforts of prison fellowship volun EXCLUSIVE WITH US , DIAMONDS ) with 7 BLUE TOPAZ or AMETHYST Were $315 NOW s l9s Each Brown's Jewelers 1219 S. Main St. Perry, Ga. 31069 988-3007 are 20 children (12 girls and 8 boys) to be hosted in our homes. If you would like to host two or more of the children, call Chris Murrell, 987-1852. The Prime Time Christmas Party will be Tuesday, Dec. 13. Houston Lake Baptist Jay Strack Crusade - April 30 - May 5, 1995. Kickoff Banquet will be held Dec. 1 at the Agricenter. The churches of our area, all denominations, and others are praying and working together for a great crusade. To be involved and learn more about it, plan now to attend the banquet. Tickets are available from Tim Luke, Bennie Collier and pastor A. C. Truluck. Join us now in praying for this community revival effort. If you would like to play on our volleyball team, you must be 16 or older. Games will be played on weekday evenings (excluding Wednesdays) and some games Sunday (2-5 p.m.). Sign up on sheet on bulletin board in the hall if you want to play. We must have 6 per team. We can have a co-ed team of 3 men and 3 women. Rehoboth Baptist Experience a fresh, exciting pre sentation of the gospel as Christian teers, can help to bring Christmas to a child. To help change the lives of fami lies and put a smile on a child's face Christmas Day, send checks to: Prison Fellowship Ministries, P.O. Box 17500, Washington D.C. 20077-04301 . Quincy J . Jordan , M.D. j Family Practice Specializing in Sports Medicine has relocated his practice and is accepting new patients at: 3051 Watson Blvd. Suite 550 Warner Robins, Ga. 31093 For Appointments please call (912) 953-7300 WE GOT BETTER! I had upper back pain and constant left shoulder pain. I had taken anti inflammatory drugs, muscle relaxers and cortizone shots. I could not work or do other things without pain. I feel Chiropractic care has definitely put me on the road to recovery. I have confidence that by the end of my treatment, I will be 100% again. Chiropractic really works. Dr. Magac and the staff will help you. r Jacky Stewart Anne C. Langston Henrietta Heath Perry ("hiropractic HTonlt h Center, PC'. Main Street Shopping ( ’cntrM -1 207 Houston Lake Driye Furry fleorgin 31.009'- 9K7-98(i6 . dramatist Freddie Marcia Neel speaks at two local churches on Sunday, Nov. 27. Miss Neel will present a dramatic portrayal of the missionary Lottie Moon at Re hoboth Baptist Church at 11 a.m. and at First Baptist Church at 7 p.m. With her full-time ministry of sharing the gospel through drama, teaching and entertainment, Miss Neel travels extensively, speaking to all denominational groups, schools, civic and military organizations. In addition. Miss Neel is a seminar leader specializing in motivation and personal devel opment, including a financial semi nar focusing on stewardship, bud geting, and other ways to increase one’s income. A graduate of Southern Baptist Theological Seminary and Virginia Polytechnic Institute and Univer sity, Miss Ned served two years as a missionary under the auspices of the Home Mission Board of the Southern Baptist Convention. She is a former NASA employee and school teacher. She has also held staff positions in Kentucky and Ge orgia as Minister of Education and Minister to Youth. Her dramatic presentations will inspire, challenge and entertain all who are present. Rehoboth Baptist Church is located at 2238 Highway 41 North, and First Baptist Church is located at 1105 Main Street, Perry. A love offering will be re ceived following each presentation. St. James CME St. James C.M.E. Church is planning a trip to Anderson, S.C. Saturday, Dec. 3. The cost for adults is S3O and children $22. The bus will be de parting from the church at 5:30 a.m. For more information contact Laverne Harris (987-0911) or Ge-. orgella Ervin (987-2684). My neck, back and legs were affected. I hadn’t seen or done anything before I tried Chiropractic. I knew I needed to get Chiropractic care because I had been under treatment before. Chiropractic makes me feel better in general. I can now turn my head much better. It helped my driving. After Chiropractic care I feel like doing all that I need to do as a wife and mother. I am expecting more progress as time goes on and I continue this care. Don’t wait to help yourself, the natural way is always best. japy* y ■■ &.y J i *** >> ' —' — J". f i<«J J Wednesday, November 23,1994, Houston Times -Journal WillieXL King I Pastor. : Sfl! Bible Fellowship ' Thanksgiving . is a time to acknowledge God's favor My attitude toward Thanksgiv ing....Do you know or not know the meaning of Thanksgiving? This is the day in the United States of America that is set apart every year to acknowledge God's favor toward us. What does the Bible say about Thanksgiving? The Bible teaches us that it is our duty as Christians to be thankful. In 2 Thess. 3:13 it says, "But we are bound to give thanks always to God for each other, brethren beloved of the Lord (why?) because God hath from the beginning chosen you to salvation through sanctification of the Spirit and belief of the truth." In Eph 1:16 it says, "We should never, not thank God for each other." In 1 Thess. 5:18 it says, "Jesus concerning the body of Christ to have a thankful heart in everything that we do toward God.." In Rev. 7:12 it says, "It is God’s desire for all believers to speak in Thanksgiv ing because it is His Heaven's Theme for all His Children." In 1 Thess. 2:13 it says, "How that hav ing Thanksgiving as we the body of Christ should never forget to thank God for changing our lives because of what he had done for us. So we should never cease to be thankful for receiving the Word of God." And may this Thanksgiving bring to each of you a warm heartfelt greeting from God the Father, God the Son and Gd the Holy Spirit. Bless you all who read this article. Happy Thanksgiving! ' "2c. Dr. Quincy Jordan, M.D. I was in pain in my lower back and hip. I could barely walk. My condition interferred with my lifestyle. I was referred to Perry Chiropractic Health Center by another patient. Chiropractic has eased the pain in my lower back and I’m really feeling good. Try Chiropractic care. You might like it. 0 3kr m I r * L~ Wanted Honey Colored Tby Pomaranian with papers 912-987-0917 ■ c ”“'" i* •• ■ c “"■ v Thursday, Nov. 24,11 am - 7pm • Adults 56.99, Children 12 and under S 3. 99 • All-you-can-eat. Need we say more? Quincy's. A delicious way to say Happy Holidays! • Yeast Rolls and Holiday Breads : To Go •Gift Certificates •Banquet Facilities Quincyt FAMILY STEAKHOUSE Page 3B