SABBATH SCHOOL

Song Service........Golovenko Family

Opening Song...
Scripture Reading.
Opening Prayer.
WelcomePastor Alex Golovenko
Thought Focus Pastor Alex Golovenko
Mission Story.
Lesson Study......Dealing With Fights ....Classes
Closing Remarks/Point Summary.................Pastor Alex

WORSHIP HOUR
Praise & Worship..Team 3
Hymn of PraiseThey shall know we are Christian by our love
Intercessory Prayer .................Pastor Alex Golovenko
Families, Husband & Wives, marriage faithfulness and commitment
Allegheny West Conference
Next Week
Women in Ministry, Student Missionaries, Chesapeake& Mountain
View Conference

Childrens Story.............................................Puppets Theatre

Offering.It is Written...........Elder Teresa Ferreira
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Special Music...Golovenko Family
Scripture.....Ephesians 3:8-10.......Moses Onyango

Pastor Alex Golovenko

Purpose by Design
Hymn of Commitment..The Church Has One Foundation...348
Benediction.......Elder Clara Baptiste

Sunset Today: 5:53 p.m. Next Friday: 6:01 p.m.

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Announcements
Notifications
1. Please pray for the members who have made a
commitment to a church plant in West London. They
worship each Sabbath at the Mount Zion United
Church, located at 471 Ridgewood Cres, off
Berkshire, near Springbank and Wonderland.
2. The Church Council (Board
meeting) will take place on Monday,
February 16 at 7 pm. Planning for
Evangelism is the main agenda. Please communicate
your plans to be included in the agenda.
3. NO MEETING tomorrow. Pathfinders
Club meeting will resume on February
22 at the YMCA (Bob Hayward branch
@ 1050 Hamilton Rd.) for swimming
class. More details will follow!
4. Prayer meeting Wednesday night at 7
pm. "Experiencing the Fruit of the
Spirit". Come and be blessed!
5. Youth Bible Study Group meets
Thursdays from 7 pm to 8:30 pm. @
785 Nadine Avenue (Ferreiras home).
6. In celebration of Black History month, youre all invited to
a vesper service at our church on February 28th at 4:30
p.m.
7. February Citrus Fruit will be delivered on Friday,
February 20th, 2015 at 12:00 noon. Help will be needed
to unload the truck. Sales will be conducted on
Friday 20th between 12:00 noon and 1:00PM.
8. The Annual Budget Business meeting held
January 24, voted to keep the annual 2015
Budget $54,000. Having recovered from
flooding problem and installing the new HVAC
system, the renovation of the fellowship hall and kitchen is
acknowledged as the urgent necessity, pending research on possible

expansion costs. Church members also prioritized among many

important projects. Listed are the top seven goals.
1. Video-recording and broadcasting equipment to take our
church on line with good quality content.
2. Young adults ministry, reconnecting with young adults who
had left the church.
3-4. Developing plans for a multipurpose facility to accommodate
the School by 2020, meanwhile increasing enrolment and
involving more children from the church.
5. Increase Sabbath School attendance, have a mission
project and involve members in classes.
6. Small Groups and House Churches in every
neighbourhood.
7. Developing Family Life ministry further to provide
counselling for families.
More dialogues are needed as leadership team will strategize to
include these plans in the overall Big Picture of evangelism.
9. On-line giving option is available via church
website. Please provide your email and then
respond to a validation email sent to you.
Once the account details are set up you
could make direct donations, pay tithe, and
make contributions to the church Budget
without writing cheques, by direct deposits from your card.
This is the QR code for your mobile devices to access the site.
10. The Kingsway College Aerials, a high-powered
gymnastic team will be performing in
London February 28 at 7: 30 PM
at the Carling Heights Optimist Community
Centre 656 Elizabeth Street. Admission is free.
Bring the family, and invite friends for an
evening of fellowship and fun.
11. MENTAL HEALTH Emphasis Sabbath:
If you were greeted by four persons last
Sabbath, research shows that one person suffers
from a form of mental illness or is being treated with
medication.
Amy Simpson author of Troubled Minds states
that many Christians falsely believe that their faith
should prevent them from experiencing mental illness.
Mental illness does not discriminate. People in all
stages of life are affected, and as with any illness, the
correct treatment is key. Too often individuals are

reluctant to access help, or have difficulty accessing

treatment. They or their loved ones may also struggle with
the concept of lifelong medication, or continued
involvement with support services. Family members
especially have a hard time accepting what may be the
new normal.
In addition to prayer, seek professional help, and follow
through with treatment.
Care for your body; get sufficient rest and sleep, and
maintain a healthy lifestyle. Cultivate an attitude of
gratitude. Surround yourself with positive people.
Become involved in a small group to help in your
growth, and to make a contribution.
Trust in God, He will not abandon His child, but also
trust in people to support you on your journey, especially
during times of darkness.
As family and friends, may God help us to be more
understanding when it comes to mental health. Let us
learn to listen, be more compassionate, and support each
other in the care for body, soul and spirit.
Events
12. Annual Family Banquet February 14
@ 6:00 PM in the Fellowship Hall.
The Best Dressed Couple, youth
(male & female) and child will be
selected by the attendees.
There will be games, songs, biblical
encouragement for married couples,
and lots of fun, plan to be there.
13. If you are over 55, or have friends who are over 55 and
would like to join our Golden Age Club, we are planning
a Potluck Supper on Sunday, February 15th at 5:30 PM
and a evening of table games in our Church Hall. Bring
your folding card table and a table game. Please see Don
Topper or any members of the Senior's Ministry for more
information.

Birthday Wishes for February

Feb 2 Sarah-Marie
Scale
Feb 2 Lo Richards
Feb 3 Moses Onyango
Feb 7 Alex Golovenko
Feb 8 Paula FerreiraGaspar

Feb 8 Dawn Williams

Feb 10 Fiona ThompsonScale
Feb 11 Randy Stevens
Feb 13 Blu Hay
Feb 14 Gary Carter
Feb 15 Nicholas Keim

Feb 16 Nadia Golovenko

Feb 17 Kaku Paw Gae
Feb 22 Sri A. Halim
Feb 25 Esther Stephen
Feb 24 Michael Olawoore
Feb 26 Alison McKay

2015 Budget details

The new Budget has been set for this year. Since 2012, by the wise
recommendation of the Treasurer there are few accounts/lines that are
factored into the general budget as ZERO-OUT, meaning that bills are paid,
before dividing by percentage to ministries eligible for the Budget funding.
These accounts are: Gas/heating, Hydro/electricity, phone & internet, Church
School subsidy. This year we also added the photocopier lease payments.
These items take estimated 42% of the Church Budget ($22,600). As you
make your donations to the Church Budget 42% pays to utilities and the
school, and 58% funds ministries and operations. The 58% of the Budget
($31,400) are in turn divided to various ministries. Some ministries have
accumulated allocations from previous years and have a surplus, sufficient
for accomplishing their planned activities this year. Below is the list of
Budget distribution.
1005
Bereavement fund
0.64%
1020
Cultural Diversity
0.96%
1100
Building Fund
1.91%
1150
Insurance
5.10%
1301
Cleaning supplies
3.18%
1303
Cleaning contract
21.66%
1405
Treasury Supplies
0.32%
1408
NCD
0.64%
1411
Leadership Appreciation
0.32%
1451
Grounds/Snow removal
11.46%
2000
Adventurers
1.59%
2002
Seniors
0.32%
2050
Audio & Video support
6.37%
2150
Children
0.32%
2200
Communications
4.78%
2240
Elders
0.64%
2250
Evangelism Local
7.96%
2251
University/College Outreach
0.96%
2450
Pathfinders
6.37%
2500
Personal Ministries
0.64%
2600
Sabbath School Expense
3.18%
2700
Social/Fellowship
3.18%
2850
Women
0.32%
2860
Worship
3.18%
2900
Youth
3.18%
2920
Ark Aid homeless feeding
0.96%
2952
Tuition Assistance
3.50%
2960
Community Services
4.78%
2970
Music & Choir
1.59%
your servant, pastor Alex Golovenko

14.02.15