Never the Same…
A Life Changing Encounter with Jesus Christ
NEO Spiritual Renewal Weekend
March 5 - 7, 2010
It is always a delight when Nazarenes and friends from across Northeast Oklahoma gather together to worship and pursue God. Our confidence is that when we draw near to God, He will draw near to us. Because of His presence, we will be encouraged, corrected, challenged, equipped and transformed. We are so thankful that you have chosen to “make space” for God to work in your life this weekend. Join us in prayer right now that this will be a time of absolute openness, absolute honesty and absolute obedience.
Service Times: Friday, 7pm * Saturday, 6pm * Sunday, 6pm
Leaders in Worship: Our evangelist is Rev. Susie Shellenberger. Susie is known nationally as editor of Brio and now Susie magazines, author, speaker for youth and women’s events and evangelist. She is an elder in the Church of the Nazarene. Our worship leaders all serve NEO Nazarene churches : Collin Campbell - Tulsa Family; Rev. Steve Davis - Sapulpa and Rev. Aaron Horton – Tulsa Central.
Kid’s Revival. Rooms open 15 minutes before each service. Sign your child in and pick up a number card. Pick up children immediately after service.
1st – 6th Graders Rm. 104, 105, 106 Josh Turner, speaking
3 yr. – K W-2 “Lil K’ with Rachel Bess
Babies – 2 yr. Nursery in Family Life Center
Youth Break-the-Fast Party: Friday after the service at Regency Park Church. Breaking fast of 30 hour famine at 11pm. Cost is only $5 and a small jar of jelly for Manna House.. Students are to be picked up by Midnight.
Primetimer’s Gathering: Come and enjoy good fellowship and food. Saturday, 4:30pm, Central Fellowship Hall; $5 at the door. RSVP requested but not required.
Offering: Our SRW budget is almost $7000 to cover evangelists, musicians, children’s and AV workers, publicity, utilities and janitorial cost. We know many are encountering financial difficulties and we are not trying to add to your overwhelming load. But for those who are able to help, we are not ashamed to ask for the generous financial support of every church and every individual. Thanks in advance for your support!
Thank you!!
SPIRITUAL RENEWAL BOARD
Elders: Nathan Covington, Otoniel Dannemann, Jim Kent, Gary Reynolds, John Whitsett
Laypersons: Gwenan Childress, Joanna Majka, Jay Richburg, David Stroup
Ex Officio: Dave McKellips (District Superintendent), Angela Bentley (Sunday
School/Discipleship Ministries International Chairman), Debbie Martin
(Nazarene Missions International President), Ken Wheeler (Children's Ministry
Director), Jonathan Odom (Nazarene Youth International President)
A huge thanks to Kent Clagget for his help filming and editing the SRW promo videos; to Autumn Lew of Graphic Minion Studios for the design of our posters and inserts; to Central Church for hosting our services; to Angela Bentley, Nathan Covington, Joanna Majka, Dave McKellips, Larry Morris, Gary Reynolds, Susie Shellenberger and Ken Wheeler for writing daily devotionals; to our weekend evangelist, worship leaders, children and youth workers.
A Life Changing Encounter with Jesus Christ
NEO Spiritual Renewal Weekend
March 5 - 7, 2010
It is always a delight when Nazarenes and friends from across Northeast Oklahoma gather together to worship and pursue God. Our confidence is that when we draw near to God, He will draw near to us. Because of His presence, we will be encouraged, corrected, challenged, equipped and transformed. We are so thankful that you have chosen to “make space” for God to work in your life this weekend. Join us in prayer right now that this will be a time of absolute openness, absolute honesty and absolute obedience.
Service Times: Friday, 7pm * Saturday, 6pm * Sunday, 6pm
Leaders in Worship: Our evangelist is Rev. Susie Shellenberger. Susie is known nationally as editor of Brio and now Susie magazines, author, speaker for youth and women’s events and evangelist. She is an elder in the Church of the Nazarene. Our worship leaders all serve NEO Nazarene churches : Collin Campbell - Tulsa Family; Rev. Steve Davis - Sapulpa and Rev. Aaron Horton – Tulsa Central.
Kid’s Revival. Rooms open 15 minutes before each service. Sign your child in and pick up a number card. Pick up children immediately after service.
1st – 6th Graders Rm. 104, 105, 106 Josh Turner, speaking
3 yr. – K W-2 “Lil K’ with Rachel Bess
Babies – 2 yr. Nursery in Family Life Center
Youth Break-the-Fast Party: Friday after the service at Regency Park Church. Breaking fast of 30 hour famine at 11pm. Cost is only $5 and a small jar of jelly for Manna House.. Students are to be picked up by Midnight.
Primetimer’s Gathering: Come and enjoy good fellowship and food. Saturday, 4:30pm, Central Fellowship Hall; $5 at the door. RSVP requested but not required.
Offering: Our SRW budget is almost $7000 to cover evangelists, musicians, children’s and AV workers, publicity, utilities and janitorial cost. We know many are encountering financial difficulties and we are not trying to add to your overwhelming load. But for those who are able to help, we are not ashamed to ask for the generous financial support of every church and every individual. Thanks in advance for your support!
Thank you!!
SPIRITUAL RENEWAL BOARD
Elders: Nathan Covington, Otoniel Dannemann, Jim Kent, Gary Reynolds, John Whitsett
Laypersons: Gwenan Childress, Joanna Majka, Jay Richburg, David Stroup
Ex Officio: Dave McKellips (District Superintendent), Angela Bentley (Sunday
School/Discipleship Ministries International Chairman), Debbie Martin
(Nazarene Missions International President), Ken Wheeler (Children's Ministry
Director), Jonathan Odom (Nazarene Youth International President)
A huge thanks to Kent Clagget for his help filming and editing the SRW promo videos; to Autumn Lew of Graphic Minion Studios for the design of our posters and inserts; to Central Church for hosting our services; to Angela Bentley, Nathan Covington, Joanna Majka, Dave McKellips, Larry Morris, Gary Reynolds, Susie Shellenberger and Ken Wheeler for writing daily devotionals; to our weekend evangelist, worship leaders, children and youth workers.
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