Weekly Bulletin - August 9, 2020

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Sunday, August 9, 2020

Welcome

Announcements

Family Prayer: Elder-led prayer which includes things that the Bible  commands local churches to pray for (Eph. 6:18, Col. 4:2-4, 1 Tim. 2:1-2):

  • Church Family: Sandra Heidtke, Steve & Shelley Hein, Jason & Dawn Helland

  • Ministry: CVBC Women’s Ministry

  • Wisconsin Leaders: Governor Tony Evers, Senators Ron Johnson, Tammy Baldwin, House Representative Ron Kind

Message: Troy Solava

Songs: Come Thou Fount, Forever Reign, This is Amazing Grace

Songs Used by Permission - CCLI License #356753

What’s Happening at CVBC

  • The Red Cross Blood Drive is this Friday, August 14, Noon-6pm. To register, go to http://www.redcrossblood.org and click on the blue box, then find CVBC Blood Drive.

  • Next week (August 16) Troy will be teaching from Job 4:1-31:40. You can read ahead to prepare for the message.  

  • The nursery is open on Sunday mornings (9am only) for children up through 4 years old.

  • We have our summer Family Room available (Room 60) for anyone with children that need a less restrictive environment during the worship hour. Let those wiggles & giggles out!

  • We now have Welcome/Prayer cards for your use in the sanctuary and Fellowship Hall. Feel free to fill out a card and drop it in the white box on your way out. You can submit prayer requests to the office at any time by contacting us: office@cvbc.net or 715-723-2872.

  • FREEDOM Recovery meets 3x weekly: Tues.-1pm, Thurs.-7pm, and Sat.-8am. We use the Life Recovery Bible 12-Step Program. Anyone is welcome to join us.

Sermon: Job’s Lament

Job 2:11-3:26 

Main Point: In the darkness of life, ____  ____ to God. For He is the God over ___________ and the God who brings ________ .

1. ______________ Him in the darkness

2. Cry out to Him ________________ .

3. _________  for the light.

Small Group Questions:

1. What is something that stood out to you from the sermon or passage?

2. Why do we not often practice lament? How does biblical lament actually bring comfort?

3. In your times of pain, trouble, or disappointment, what helped you? Is there anything you wish you would’ve done differently to find comfort in God?

Back of Bulletin Feature:

Women’s Ministry

Colossians 1:28-29 He is the one we proclaim, admonishing and teaching everyone with all wisdom, so that we may present everyone fully mature in Christ. To this end I strenuously contend with all the energy Christ so powerfully works in me.

Women’s Ministry Team: women@cvbc.net

Allie Burch        Chris Kriehn     Denise Kuechenmeister   Sue LeMay Lindsay Solava       Shari Strasburg

· What (goal): To equip, connect, disciple (mentor) women to spiritual maturity

· Who: All post-high school women of CVBC (and of our community)

· Why: To glorify God and serve our church family by teaching women sound doctrine and helping them know and apply God's Word to every area of their lives

· How: We have a 4-prong approach: Bible and women's studies, fellowship events, retreats, and mentoring

Bible/Book Studies

The WMT desires to offer a variety of studies throughout the year, both in the morning & evening. Coordinator: Lindsay Solava

Tuesday Morning Moms (TMM)

Designed for moms that are looking for an opportunity to grow and connect with God and other women, any mom is welcome. Childcare is available. Coordinator:  Beth Arneberg

Fellowship

This ministry brings women together to enjoy sharing a meal, making new friends, and hearing a message to challenge and encourage us in our walk with Jesus. Coordinator: Sue LeMay

Retreat

Our annual fall ladies’ retreat is a wonderful opportunity to deepen your relationship with both God and your fellow sisters in Christ. The retreat is open to ladies age 18+. Coordinator: Chris Kriehn

 Mentoring

Titus 2:3-5 encourages a mature Christian woman to take what she’s learned in her relationship with Christ, and pour into the life of a younger woman. Coordinator: Denise Kuechenmeister

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