PRAYER LIST
•MYRTLE BAILEY, mother of Jeanette Cook, fell and broke her leg.
•SANDY BRUNDIGE, Tommy Tidwell’s sister, has been diagnosed with cancer and is undergoing chemotherapy and radiation.
•LUCINDA COALSON fell and broke her leg last week. If you would like to send her a card, her address is 139 Orchard Circle, Commerce, GA 30529. Her phone number is 706-335-7877.
•BOB and JEAN DAVIS are not doing well and have not been able to attend services.
•The GARDNER Family from the Sandrock congregation in Center, Ala. lost Eddie Gardner, a husband and father of two young daughters. The family does not have enough money for funeral arrangements. If you can contribute, please see Rob Stroud or Kyle Walker.
•BO GRAY lost his mother, Bernice Gray last Saturday.
•WILLIAM HALL has been told by his doctors that his cancer has spread. He had a port put in on Monday and will start chemotherapy treatments soon.
•JERRY HUDGINS, cousin of Jackie Stubblefield, is undergoing chemotherapy. His mother Betty is also not doing well.
•LARRY KING responded to the invitation last Sunday morning and asked for the prayers of the congregation.
•HAILIEGH LAFAYETTE, cousin of Marcia Anderson, is in Scottish Rite Hospital suffering from sickle cell anemia.
•PATSEY NOVITCH underwent knee replacement surgery on Tuesday.
•DORSEY PRINCE is still suffering from shingles. It might take as long as six months to make a full recovery.
•BETTY ROGERS, a coworker of Susan Barnett, is being tested for a bone marrow disease. Doctors are also checking for lupus and think there might be other problems. Her husband, ROY ROGERS, recently discovered he had two spots on his lungs that might be cancerous.
•BRUCE STROUD will have open heart surgery on May 6 to have two valves replaced and to have the wires from his old implant removed. He was admitted to Emory yesterday in preparation for the surgery. Bruce is in room B499 at Emory and can be reached at 404-712-3499.
•DELMA TIDWELL, Tommy Tidwell’s father, is not doing well. He has recently had the flu and continues to have vision problems.
•CRYSTAL WALKER is scheduled to have labor induced today at Northside Hospital.

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
•Congratulations to Chris and Dodie Tidwell, who were married last weekend.
•Please be sure to pick up the directory updates from the tables as you enter the building. A third set of updates is now available. If you know of any other updates, please let Jonathan Stroud know.
•There will be a baby shower for Crystal Walker on Sunday, May 29, following the morning service. Please bring finger foods. Crystal is registered at Target. For more information, see Tara Bailey, Judy King or Celeste Peters.
•There will be a Ladies Work Day at Camp Inagehi this Friday from 10–2 p.m.
•If you are interested in working at camp this year, please see Jonathan or Tami Stroud. Counselors, craft workers, day helpers, and kitchen workers are needed.
•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.
•Door greeters are needed. Please sign up on the sheet on the bulletin board.
•Contributions are needed to help pay to send needy children to Camp Inagehi and to pay for additional activity costs for this year’s season. We are trying to raise $1,500. If you can help, please see Jon or Rob Stroud. Make your checks payable to the church.
•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.
•Raintree Village will hold its annual Mother’s Day contribution on May 8. Please put your contributions in a Raintree envelope and drop them into the collection plate or give them to Rob Stroud.

YOUTH
•May 7 — Bremen Youth Rally
The theme will be “Trading Spaces” based on Romans 12:2.
•May 22 — Youth Devotional
The devotional will be at the home of the Tidwells after the evening service.
•June 24 — Church of Christ Day at Six Flags
Tickets and lunch are $35. Season Pass holders may purchase lunch tickets for $10. Please let Jonathan Stroud know if you plan to attend.
•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.

SOUTH COBB EVENTS
•May 15 — Fellowship Meal in honor of 2005 Graduates
The meal will follow the evening service and will be a covered dish meal. This year’s graduates are Danny Carson, Arlington Christian School; Cynthia Knepper, Douglas County High School; Carlie Peal, Pebblebrook High School; Stephanie Hurst, Pebblebrook High School; Adrienne Smith, McEachern High School; Joey Shipp III, Hiram High School and Jordan Stubblefield, GED. If there are any other graduates, please inform Tommy Tidwell.

AREA EVENTS
•May 3–4 — Canton Church of Christ Gospel Meeting
Melvin Bryant from Macland Rd. Church of Christ will speak.
•May 3–5 — Hoganville Church of Christ Gospel Meeting
Bob Clardy will speak.
•May 22–26 — Villa Rica Church of Christ Gospel Meeting
Leroy Dedmond will speak.
•June 4 — McDonough Church of Christ Ladies Day
The theme is “Willing Hands;Willing Hearts,” and Teresa Hampton will speak. There is a sign-up list on the bulletin board.
•Sept. 9–11 — Bremen Lectureship
All lessons will be taken from 2 Thessalonians. Speakers will include Robert Taylor Jr., William Woodson, Bobby Liddell, James Segars, David Smith, Kenneth Gossett and James Rogers.

BIBLE QUESTION OF THE WEEK
Who prophesied before three kings while being accompanied with music from a minstrel?

LAST WEEK’S QUESTION
Where can the following words be found?: “But the Lord is in His holy temple: let all the earth keep silence before Him.”

ANSWER
Habakkuk (Habakkuk 2:20)

ATTENDANCE & CONTRIBUTION
May 1
Sunday Bible School: 126
Sunday AM Worship: 153
Sunday PM Worship: 101
Contribution: $4,520.95
Childcare: $66
Wednesday: 96

IGLESIA DE CRISTO
May 1
Sunday Bible School: 31
Sunday AM Worship: 91
Contribution: $724
Home Bible Studies: 26
Central (Sunday PM): 21

NELSON’S NOTES
by Nelson Galarraga

We are so thankful for the Central Church for making it possible for us to buy Biblical books (commentaries, dictionaries, and many more) in Spanish for our Bible students.

Every Sunday night, a group of men and women are being equipped to become better leaders. Again we are using Larry White’s courses for those who are new in the faith, and other members are studying advance courses from Nations University (University Without Walls). It is our vision to make disciples and send them to all nations as Christ commanded.

We continue to impact our community with so many outreach ministries, so please keep us in your prayers.