PRAYER LIST
•BRENDA ACKLAND, daughter of Cella Banks (coworker of Susan Barnett and Eric Johnson), has been diagnosed with skin cancer.
•SANDY BRUNDIGE, Tommy Tidwell’s sister, has been diagnosed with cancer and is undergoing chemotherapy and radiation.
•LIZ CAPES was admitted to Douglas Hospital Sunday afternoon for pneumonia.
•BOB DAVIS is still at home recuperating from a concussion, and is not doing well. He hopes to see his doctor this week.
•AL GATTIS responded to the invitation last Sunday morning and said he wanted to rededicate his life to Christ. He also resigned his position as deacon.
•JEFF HOUSTON, husband of former member April Bryant, is taking radiation for cancer and not doing well.
•JERRY HUGGINS, cousin of Jackie Stubblefield, is undergoing chemotherapy.
•DORSEY PRINCE is still suffering from shingles. It might take as long as six months to make a full recovery.
•ROY ROGERS, husband of a co-worker of Susan Barnett, discovered he had two spots on his lungs that might be cancerous.
•BRUCE STROUD is still taking antibiotics at home and doing much better.
•DELMA TIDWELL, Tommy Tidwell's father, is not doing well after suffering a fall.

SHUT-INS
Continue to remember MARY BERINGAUSE, TIFFANY and AMBER BUICE (genetic metabolic problems), MARY CAMPBELL, LIZ CAPES, FRANCES GOUGH, ORA GREEN, NELL HICKS, MABLE JONES, DIMPLE PIGG, MOTT PRINCE, EDNA SUDDETH, FLORA TIDWELL and LENA TINNEY.

GENERAL ANNOUNCEMENTS
•There will be a work day on April 16 at the building. There is a sign-up list on the bulletin board.
•Please be sure to pick up the directory updates from the tables as you enter the building. More updates are coming soon.
•Please bring canned soft drinks, chips and individually wrapped deserts for the upcoming South Cobb-Macland Rd. youth rally. The last day to bring items will be Wednesday, April 20.
•The sign-up sheet for the Sunday night youth devotionals is on the bulletin board. Please consider signing up. Host families are responsible for choosing a date, making sure there is a speaker and providing the meal.
•Please make plans to attend Monday Night for the Master this week at 6 p.m. There is plenty of work for everyone. This week’s menu is pot luck.
•Jeremy and Jennifer Mills are participating in a charity motorcycle ride to build a home for medically fragile children who have been abused or abandoned by their families. The ride will be on April 25. If anyone would like to donate, please see Jennifer or Jeremy by Wednesday, April 20.
•Chris Tidwell and Dodie Lankford are to be married on April 30, at 3:30 p.m. at the South Cobb building. They are registered at Target and Bed Bath & Beyond.
•Door greeters are desperately needed. Please sign up on the sheet on the bulletin board.
•Camp Inagehi hosting the Sojourners this year. The Sojourners will be making improvements to all of the cabins in the boys and girls villages. They will be at the camp March 28–April 15. Feel free to visit the camp while they are working and lend a hand.
•The Camp Inagehi golf tournament will be held April 30 at the Bear Creek Golf Course in Douglasville.
•When planning an event for the congregation, please record it on the planning calendar in the foyer. If your event conflicts with another event, please see Larry Stubblefield.

BENEVOLENCE
•The pantry is in need of canned goods and other staple items.

YOUTH
•April 17 — Sunday Night Youth Devotional
The devotional will be in the youth room directly after the Sunday night service. Dwayne Watson will speak. Boys are asked to bring drinks and girls should bring deserts. Middle school through college age are encouraged to attend.
•April 22–23 — South Cobb and Macland Rd. Youth Rally
The Action Youth Rally will be held at Macland Rd. The theme is “Stand Fast in the Faith.”
•May 7 — Bremen Youth Rally
The theme will be “Trading Spaces” based on Romans 12:2.
•June 26–July 2 — South Cobb week at Camp Inagehi
Applications are available on the tables in the foyer or online at www.campinagehi.org.

AREA EVENTS
•April 16 — Bremen Church of Christ Ladies’ Day
The theme is “What God Expects of Women,” and Rhonda Thompson will speak. Lunch will be provided. See the flyer on the bulletin board for more information.
•April 17–21 — Lithia Springs Church of Christ Gospel Meeting
Allen Webster, editor of “House to House/Heart to Heart” will speak.
•June 4 — McDonough Church of Christ Ladies Day
The theme is “Willing Hands...Willing Hearts,” and Teresa Hampton will speak. See the flyer on the bulletin board for more information

NEW ANNOUNCEMENTS
If you have an announcement that should be added to the bulletin and/or announced at services, please fill out an announcement form and give it to Jonathan Stroud. Forms can be found on the tables in the foyer. You may also email announcements to announce@southcobbchurch.org.

BIBLE QUESTION OF THE WEEK
What sign led Jesus’ disciples to the house where they ate the last supper?

LAST WEEK’S QUESTION
Who succeeded Saul and reigned as David’s rival for two years?

ANSWER
Ish-bosheth (2 Samuel 2:10)

ATTENDANCE & CONTRIBUTION
April 10
Sunday Bible School: 98
Sunday AM Worship: 151
Sunday PM Worship: 113
Contribution: $4,430
Childcare: $63
Wednesday: 97

IGLESIA DE CRISTO
April 10
Sunday Bible School: 47
Sunday AM Worship: 94
Contribution: N/A
Home Bible Studies: 32
Central (Sunday PM): 25

NELSON’S NOTES
by Nelson Galarraga

We continue to study the parables of Jesus. Every time we do so, we learn more about God and our mission as citizens of His kingdom. The church is universal and glorious in its nature, and we are so grateful to be part of it.

Meanwhile, we continue to preach the gospel in a difficult world and try to live a godly life. Let us rejoice that we have a wonderful Father in heaven that looks after us on earth!