Standing at the Crossroads – Brent VanNorman
December 27, 2009
Standing at the Crossroads – Brent VanNorman – PowerPoint
Are you seeking a women’s Bible study for 2010?
December 21, 2009
Women can minister with other women like no one else. If you’re longing to release your “secrets” in a place of acceptance, share in fellowship times and laughter, all while growing closer to God, then you are ready to belong in a womens’ small group! Day or evening groups are open. Please contact the facilitator listed for additional information.
- Mondays ~ Where: Conference Room, Facilitator: Debbie Hiryak, time: 6:30pm
- Wed ~ Where: Conference Room, Facilitator: Kelly Neklason, time: 7:00pm
- Thurs ~ Where: Conference Room, Facilitator: Melanie Bedogne, time: 12:30pm
- Fri ~ Where: Conference Room, Facilitator: Kathy Krajenka, time: 10:00am
- 2nd & 4th Thurs ~ Where: varies, Facilitator: Bev Anderson, time: 7:00pm
See You January 6th!
December 21, 2009
Hey Everyone!
I just wanted to remind you that due to the Holiday Season we will not be having Youth Group the next 2 weeks. I will miss you all greatly, and I look forward to seeing all of you on January 6th wearing the new clothes you got for Christmas! Feel free to say hey to me on facebook!
In Christ,
Matt Ruckel
Worship the King – Part 4 – Eric Watt
December 20, 2009
Worship the King – Part 4 – Eric Watt – PowerPoint
THAT’S MY KING by the late Rev. S.M. Lockridge
Greenbrier Church Event Calendar
December 17, 2009
Christmas Eve Service
Thursday December 24thth – 6:00pm-7:00pm
Join us as we celebrate the birth of our Savior.
Church Office Closed December 28-January 1
From the staff at Greenbrier Church have a Merry Christmas and a Happy New Year!
A Night in Bethlehem
December 15, 2009
Wednesday, December 16
OPEN HOUSE STYLE
6:00PM
“Glory to God in the Highest!” That’s what the angels said to the shepherds that night long ago in Bethlehem. Come join us as we recreate that night of nights when the Supernatural crashed into the natural realm and God came to live and dwell among men. Experience the census, the marketplace, a Jewish home, and a living Nativity. Bring your friends, too.
Worship the King – Part 3 – Eric Watt
December 13, 2009
Worship the King – Part 3 – Eric Watt
Night in Bethlehem *Construction/ Set Design/Rehearsal Calendar*
December 8, 2009
Thanks to the many folks who came out to help this past Saturday. We will need help from whomever is available for the next week. Here are the times we will be working. We are so excited to be working on this project and are continuing to pray for the people who God brings to the event to be truly blessed and reminded of the TRUE reason for the season.
December 9 6:30-8:30 PM
Construction Continues
Props brought in
Costumes worked on
Props gathered
Get boxes from attic
December 12 9AM-4PM
Construction Continues
Turn the Fellowship Hall into a Stable
Inventory
Stage stuff for Sunday build-out
Lunch Provided
December 13 1-8PM
Construction Continues
Deadline props/costumes
build marketplace
finalize costumes
dress out shops
Set up Jewish home 20×10 Tent outside
ALL HAND ON DECK!
Lunch provided
December 14 6:30-8 PM
Construction Completed (Hopefully)
Final costume fitting
Final dress out shops
Final inspection and walk thru
December 15 6:30-8PM Dress Rehearsal
Everything is ready to go
ALL HANDS
December 16 5:00-10PM Production (6-8) and Clean UP
December 17 9-5 Clean and Stow all Supplies and Materials
Propel Tacky Christmas Sweater Party * REMINDER *
December 8, 2009
Propel Tacky Christmas Sweater Party
Wednesday, December 9 6:30-8:30PM
Chinese Dinner-Karaoke-Prizes
Bring a $1 Wrapped Gift
$10
Night in Bethlehem Marketplace Supplies Needed
December 6, 2009
We need Marketplace Supply stuff. Here is a list of items we would like to put in the Marketplace shops. If you can donate the use of your supplies we will get them back to you after the event. Please Bring these items on Wednesday night, Dec. 9 or by NEXT Sunday Dec 13. Put the supplies in the designated spots in Room 400 upstairs by the CrosStone Room. Thanks for helping to make this event a night to remember. Please make sure you CLEARLY LABEL your items with YOUR NAME.
Dyes Shop Cloth strips, yarn, wool skein, natural fiber rugs, pretty glass bottles, berries, colored sand, carafes; red, blue and purple colors; loom and weaving materials; spinning wheel, large wooden bowl, large spoon, thongs, rough materials to use to illustrate dyeing cloth or yarn – berries, onion skins., shells. (In ancient times purple and blue dyes derived from snails were so rare and sought after that they were literally worth their weight in gold. These precious dyes colored the robes of the kings and princes of Media, Babylon, Egypt, Greece and Rome. To wear them was to be identified with royalty.)
Mosaic Shop Glass tiles, porcelain tile
Perfume/Spice Kiosk Oils, pretty bottles, fresh and dried herbs, incense, cinnamon sticks, seeds, mortar to grind, bowls, wire sieve, frankincense, myrrh.
Grain Mill/ Bakery Yeast dough for children to touch, large wooden bowls, wooden spoons, kitchen tools, rough materials-flour, salt, whole grains, barley, millet, mortar to grind grains, eggs, milk bucket. Flat bread, bread loafs, muslin fabric.
Tannery Animal skins, pliable leather; tools, punches, scissors, Items to illustrate: the leather into sandals, trimmings for chariots, coverings of chairs, decorations for harps, sarcophagi, etc
Candle-Making Travelers will all be given a candle in which to proceed to the manger area. Candles, paraffin and beeswax, olive oil, lanterns, oil lamps, wicks, dipping candle rack could be made. See photo in links. The shop focus will be “light”.
Toy Making Balls, Wooden checker gameboard, Wooden Doll bed, Wooden horse, Wooden animals, Metal or wooden Rattles, Tops & Marbles.
Farmer’s Market Honey, olives, dates, figs, almonds, pomegranates, grains- barley, onions, lentils, chick peas, baskets, cloth squares for drapes, carafes, grapes, bread.
Temple Torah-Scrolls, Jewish Artifacts, Fake flame fire pot, Menorah, Shofar,
Pottery Moldable clay, red clay, clayware, baskets, a “fire pit”/kiln made out a large box, makeshift wheel from a lazy Susan, plywood, wooden bowl, rags, and bricks.
Carpenter’s Shop Tools-rough saws, hand saw, rough lumber, include items they would make in this shop -“shepherds rod”, wooden animal prods, and poles, wooden wheels.
Musical Instrument Kiosk Harp, tambourine, lute, wooden pipes, bells, trumpet/rams horn/ shofar.
Rope Kiosk Rope, flax, nets, wooden bats to refine fiber, baskets, spools of rope,
Metal Works Old Tools, anvil, bellows, metals, tin foil
Thank YOU !