Pastor

Steve Knott

 

 

McQueeney Baptist Church

Join Us For Worship:

 

Sunday  -  9:15  AM

                 Worship Service       

Sunday  -  10:30  AM 

                 Bible Study

Sunday  - 6:00 PM

                 Worship Service

                 (4th Sun. of month is

                Business Mtg.,            

                5th Sun. is 5th Sunday                  Sing)

Sunday  - 6:00 PM

                 Teen MOPS

Sunday  -  6:00 PM

                 WPC Youth

Sunday  -  6:00 PM

                 Kid’s Club

Tuesday  -   8:00  AM

                 Prayer Breakfast    

                 (1st Tue. Prayer Walk                  @ 9am)

Wednesday  -  7:00  PM

                 Prayer Meeting          

Wednesday  -  6:20  PM

                 Awana (school yr.)

                 (3 yr olds - 6th grade)

Wednesday  -  6:30 PM

                 Classic MOPS

Wednesday  -  6:30 PM

                 MYM Youth            

                 (7th  -  12th grade)

November 2008

Volume 18

McQueeney Baptist Church

P.O. Box 44

McQueeney, TX  78123

 

Physical Address:

201 Schumann Rd.

McQueeney, TX 78123

 

Phone:  830-557-5532

Fax:     830-557-4080

office@mcqueeneybc.org

 

www.mcqueeneybc.org

P.O. Box 44

(Hwy 78 & Schumann)

McQueeney, TX  78123

830-557-5532

McQueeney Baptist Church

 BULK RATE                                     U.S. POSTAGE      PAID                      MCQUEENEY, TX      PERMIT NO. 1

We all can be messengers of God!

 

Offerings for Oct:      $ 15,560.50

Expenses for Oct:     $ 15,776.01

Family Life Bldg:       $ 23,875.62

 

 

 McQueeney               Messenger

“It cannot be emphasized too strongly or too often that this great nation was founded not by religionists but by Christians, not on religion but on the gospel of Jesus Christ. We shall not fight alone. God presides over the destinies of nations. The battle is not to the strong alone. Is life so dear, or peace so sweet, as to be purchased at the price of chains and slavery?   Forbid it ALMIGHTY GOD! Give me liberty or give me death!”

Patrick  Henry

ANALYZING UNSELFISHNESS
by Charles R. Swindoll

Philippians 2:1-4

To be “humble in heart” as Christ stated He was, is to be submissive to the core. It involves being more interested in serving the needs of others than in having one’s own needs met.

Someone who is truly unselfish is generous with his or her time and possessions, energy and money. As that works its way out, it is demonstrated in various ways, such as thoughtfulness and gentleness, an unpretentious spirit, and servant-hearted leadership.

Ours is a day of self-promotion, defending our own rights, taking care of ourselves first, winning by intimidation, pushing for first place, and a dozen other self-serving agendas. That one attitude does more to squelch our joy than any other. So busy defending and protecting and manipulating, we set ourselves up for a grim, intense existence.

In our selfish, grab-all-you-can-get society, the concept of cultivating an unselfish, servant-hearted attitude is almost a joke to the majority. But, happily, there are a few who genuinely desire to develop such an attitude. I can assure you, if you carry out that desire, you will know the secret to a happy life.

If you would like to read a great book on this topic, come to the McQueeney Baptist Church Library and check out the book “Same Kind of Different As Me” by Ron Hall and Denver Moore.

 

“A GREAT book!! Everyone should read this book about a homeless man and a wealthy art dealer who

become friends.” Kim Burns

Stephanie in her new electric                             wheelchair

Next Trip is Nov. 15th. See Clyde or Joe for Information