Message: Would You Rather

1. Can you remember, concerning communion…

• The first time you participated as a Christian?
• Ever dropping the bread or cup?
• A significant time of worship?

2. What connection does communion have to our definition of worship: Responding to who God is and what He has done by giving ourselves completely to Him?

3. Remember to Respect Communion (I Corinthians 11:17-22)

• Read I Corinthians 11:17-22
• Read Luke 22:7,8,19,20
• What do we learn from these passages of Scripture and how do they relate to how we should view and respect communion?

4. Remember the purpose of communion (I Corinthians 11:23-26)

• Read I Corinthians 11:23-26
• Read John 6:48; 8:12; 10:9; 15:5
• What is the purpose of communion according to these verses?
• How do these verses help us understand the phrases: “this is my body” and “this is my blood”?

5. Remember to prepare for communion (I Corinthians 11:27-34)

• Read I Corinthians 11:27-34
• How do these verses help us know how to prepare for communion?

6. Discuss the following NEXT STEPS as applications to this message…

• Remember to respect communion by coming with a humble attitude
• Remember that the purpose of communion is proclaiming the good news of Jesus, His death and resurrection, securing the salvation of those who believe
• Remember to prepare for communion through the examination of your heart, the confession of sins, and moving toward others in unity

PRAYER TIME

Weymouth Community Church is committed to helping people follow Jesus, in Medina and beyond. If you have questions about the church or your own spiritual life, feel free to contact Pastor Greg Whiting at greg@weymouthchurch.com.

Special Note

In-person, public worship services are at 10:30am. For a video review of what to expect, our Facebook page and website are both updated to include the welcome back tour at the top of the welcome back posts. If you have any additional questions, concerns, or prayer requests, call the church office (330-723-1750).

A few things to remember if you plan to join us for in-person worship:

• We are trying to give you a touch-free worship experience
• There are masks, tissues, and hand sanitizer available
• Bring everything you need including a Bible, something to write with and on, a water bottle, and anything you need for your young children while here
• We are keeping our social distance for your and others’ protection

Join us live on Facebook, Sunday mornings at 10:30

You can also view or listen to the message at a later time on our website. If you know of someone who does not have internet access, printouts of the message can be sent to them…just let us know!

Join us for Communion this Sunday

• Here at WCC: Communion elements will be set up front and instructions will be given at the beginning of the message. Elements will be prepared in as safe a way as possible.
• At home: If you are joining us for worship at home, you can prepare your own communion elements. Find something small to eat and drink that will serve as symbols for you to remember Jesus’ body and blood. And when we partake, you can do it right along with us!

Nursery Sunday School

We miss you, little friends! We hope all nursery parents are receiving our emails—please let Emily Varner (emily@varnernet.com) know if you are not so that you can receive updates and a PDF of the nursery coloring page for this month and the video password. A video for our current nursery lesson and memory verse is posted at https://weymouthchurch.com/ministries/childrens-ministry/.

Bible reading schedule 2020

Join the Next Steps Men’s Discipleship Group in reading through the Bible in 2020. We are reading it in a unique way, from a different genre of Scripture each day: Sunday, Epistles; Monday, The Law; Tuesday, History; Wednesday, Psalms; Thursday, Poetry; Friday, Prophecy; and Saturday, Gospels. This week’s schedule:

Sun., 2 Timothy 1-2; Mon., Numbers 9-12; Tues., 1 Chronicles 15-19;

Wed., Psalms 105-107; Thurs., Proverbs 22; Fri., Joel; Sat., John 13-15

Bible reading podcast

If you go to our website and click on Next Steps, then select Podcast, from there you can choose from a daily Bible reading podcast by Pastor Greg. It connects with our Bible reading schedule 2020, and he gives some devotional thoughts along the way.

 The Worship Tech Team is looking for volunteers!

With the addition of live streaming our services, we need some more help producing them. Opportunities to learn basic camera operation and video production are available. If you are interested please contact Doug Varner via email at tech@weymouthchurch.com.

If you would like to be added to our all-church emails …

please contact the church at office@weymouthchurch.com and an invitation to join Church Community Builder will be emailed to you.

If you have a prayer request …

for the prayer sheet, you can let the church office know via email or phone (office@weymouthchurch.com or 330-723-1750).

Options for worshiping through giving 

• Mail your check to the church.
• Give online—Go to weymouthchurch.com; click Give Online; click Make a Donation; and follow the directions.
• Give at our in-person worship service—Use a giving envelope and place your offering in the black box.

Meeting with Pastor Greg

Pastor Greg wants to meet with every family who counts WCC as their home. During these days of Covid-19, Pastor Greg would like to meet with each of you sometime in August. You can meet at church or at home, inside or outside, in person or online. Please contact the church office or Pastor Greg directly to set up a meeting. Thanks!

Thank You from Our Missions Partners

Here are some more thank you notes from our missions partners, to whom we sent a gift of $1,000 to help during Covid.

From Ron & Rosa Fisher in Lancaster, PA, and Milan, Italy

We received your handwritten note two days ago and were so taken aback that we delayed answering. The congregation’s generosity to your missionaries is overwhelming and totally unexpected.

We thought about a handwritten thank you note in return, but wondered when it would arrive. We’re sure this email will arrive sooner and will facilitate sharing it with members of the missions committee and others.

Rosa and I are especially thankful considering our age. You could easily feel that we have been supported long enough, and that there is no reason to treat us like the other missionaries. So we are deeply touched by your faithfulness to us “from the first day until now” and are encouraged to “abound in the work of the Lord.”—Warmly in our Lord…

From Bob & Annie Miller in Georgia

WCC has certainly been faithful to us! Thirty-one years ago you trusted us to share our Savior’s love with soldiers. We are humbled, honored, and thankful for your love and we rejoice in the soldiers we see serving God in His Army.

We are grateful for your prayers and financial support. We smile knowing our Lord sees and remembers your loving ministry to us (Hebrews 6:10). You encourage us and we pray Christ will bless your outreach in Medina and around the world! Rejoicing in His many blessings with you!

From Laura Pixton and Live Inspired

I am so blessed to be part of such a generous church family! Everyone involved with Live Inspired—our board, our staff, our home visitors, and the families we serve—are grateful for your ongoing prayers and financial support. The extra funds we received from the church are a delightful gift that will be put to good use for Medina County families and their young children. Thank you!

From Marilyn Andrews in Bolivia

We want to express our thanks to you for the generous, $1,000, financial gift you sent to SIM for our support. We are reminded again that the Lord has us in His hand and will always provide for our needs. We appreciate your friendship and partnership with us over the years and pray that the Lord will continue to bless your ministry there in northeast Ohio and beyond. Thank you!

We have a new Office Administrator!

We are excited to announce that we have hired Jenn Martin to fill our part-time Office Administrator’s position. Jenn comes to the WCC staff with experience in Social Services and strong communication skills. She is scheduled to start on September 3rd with her training and we are confident in her abilities to effectively manage the office and serve WCC. Please find a way to give Jenn a warm and supportive welcome!

Message: Would You Rather

1. Would you rather…

• Be 3 feet tall or 11 feet tall?
• Be the most popular or the smartest person you know?
• Have to say everything on your mind or never speak again?
• Only be able to whisper or only be able to shout?
• Be rich and die in 10 years or be poor and live to 120?

2. Read I Kings 16:30-33; 17:1; 18:1,17-19 – What was the spiritual context of what was about to happen in the next 2 chapters?

3. Read I Kings 18:21-24 – What is the challenge, who is it between, and what is the point?

4. Read I Kings 18:26-29 – Describe how Team Baal went about the challenge and what happened

5. I Kings 18:33-39 – Describe how Elijah went about the challenge, for the LORD, what was different than Team Baals approach, and what happened

6. What similarities are there between the challenge on Mount Carmel and the challenge, today, for the hearts of people?

7. Place your faith and trust in Jesus Christ alone and become His follower

• Is there a time in your life when you made this decision?
• If not, is this is a decision you are ready to make? If not, why not?

8. Commit everything in your life, completely, to the worship of God

• What does it look like, specifically, for you to make this kind of commitment?
• Is there some area of life that you need to give back over to God, to be wholeheartedly committed once again?
• Are there any heart idols that need to be repented of and set aside?

PRAYER

Weymouth Community Church is committed to helping people follow Jesus, in Medina and beyond. If you have questions about the church or your own spiritual life, feel free to contact Pastor Greg Whiting at greg@weymouthchurch.com.

Special Note

In-person, public worship services are at 10:30am. For a video review of what to expect, our Facebook page and website are both updated to include the welcome back tour at the top of the welcome back posts. If you have any additional questions, concerns, or prayer requests, call the church office (330-723-1750).

A few things to remember if you plan to join us for in-person worship:

• We are trying to give you a touch-free worship experience
• There are masks, tissues, and hand sanitizer available
• Bring everything you need including a Bible, something to write with and on, a water bottle, and anything you need for your young children while here
• We are keeping our social distance for your and others’ protection

Join us live on Facebook, Sunday mornings at 10:30

You can also view or listen to the message at a later time on our website. If you know of someone who does not have internet access, printouts of the message can be sent to them…just let us know!

Nursery Sunday School

We miss you, little friends! We hope all nursery parents are receiving our emails—please let Emily Varner (emily@varnernet.com) know if you are not so that you can receive updates and a PDF of the nursery coloring page for this month and the video password. A video for our current nursery lesson and memory verse is posted at https://weymouthchurch.com/ministries/childrens-ministry/.

Bible reading schedule 2020

Join the Next Steps Men’s Discipleship Group in reading through the Bible in 2020. We are reading it in a unique way, from a different genre of Scripture each day: Sunday, Epistles; Monday, The Law; Tuesday, History; Wednesday, Psalms; Thursday, Poetry; Friday, Prophecy; and Saturday, Gospels. This week’s schedule:

Sun., 1 Timothy 4-6; Mon., Numbers 5-8; Tues., 1 Chronicles 10-14;

Wed., Psalms 102-104; Thurs., Proverbs 20-21; Fri., Hosea 8-14; Sat., John 10-12

Bible reading podcast

If you go to our website and click on Next Steps, then select Podcast, from there you can choose from a daily Bible reading podcast by Pastor Greg. It connects with our Bible reading schedule 2020, and he gives some devotional thoughts along the way.

The Worship Tech Team is looking for volunteers!

With the addition of live streaming our services, we need some more help producing them. Opportunities to learn basic camera operation and video production are available. If you are interested please contact Doug Varner via email at tech@weymouthchurch.com.

If you would like to be added to our all-church emails …

please contact the church at office@weymouthchurch.com and an invitation to join Church Community Builder will be emailed to you.

If you have a prayer request …

for the prayer sheet, you can let the church office know via email or phone (office@weymouthchurch.com or 330-723-1750).

Options for worshiping through giving 

• Mail your check to the church.
• Give online—Go to weymouthchurch.com; click Give Online; click Make a Donation; and follow the directions.
• Give at our in-person worship service—Use a giving envelope and place your offering in the black box.

Meeting with Pastor Greg

Pastor Greg wants to meet with every family who counts WCC as their home. During these days of Covid-19, Pastor Greg would like to meet with each of you sometime in August. You can meet at church or at home, inside or outside, in person or online. Please contact the church office or Pastor Greg directly to set up a meeting. Thanks!

Thank You from Our Missions Partners

Here are some thank you notes from our missions partners, to whom we sent a gift of $1,000 to help during Covid.

From Bruce & Jackie Campbell in Finland

Wow! Thanks! We are still getting settled here and God has been so good. (For example, we needed a car and out of the blue the U.S. government decided to not tax money we withdrew from our IRA. The amount they reimbursed was enough for us to buy a car that was just suited for us.)

Next week we will start taking language classes. Your gift will go to help pay for the classes.

Please continue to be wise and be safe during this corona thing. You all are special to us. The Lord bless you all.

From Allen & Marilyn Andrews in Bolivia

Thanks so much for the exceptional gift! Comes at a helpful time as one partner church just wrote reporting that they are no longer able to give, given financial losses in their church due to COVID. So this will buoy up our support, leaving us just $800 shy of full support on the year! I am always amazed, though I should not be, of God’s provision.

Thank you for your commitment to make Christ’s name known among the nations and for your concrete manifestations of care for us. We sincerely appreciate the relationship in the gospel. Blessings.

From Bethany Sullivan in Mexico

Wow! Thank you so much! What a blessing in this time of uncertainty in the world!

Message: Worship Unashamed

1. What was a time when you showed excitement and/or devotion toward someone or something, without worrying about how other’s thought of you?

2. Respond to God with unashamed praise

• Read II Samuel 6:12-25
• How did David respond to God’s presence with unashamed praise?
• What is a real situation in which you demonstrated life worship without a thought to how other’s thought of you?

3. Criticism will come with unashamed praise

• Read II Samuel 6:16,20-23
• What was the criticism that Michal had of David; and how can you understand her view?
• What was David’s response to her criticism?

4. Next Steps

A. Don’t criticize others for their expressions of worship to God

• How have you been critical of others, in this area, in the past?
• What would help you not be so critical of others in worship?

B. Don’t allow criticism to keep you from unashamed worship

• How has your concern for what others think kept you from unashamed life worship in the past?
• What would be helpful to you in times when you need to disregard what others think of your unashamed worship?

5. Wonder at the creative God is unashamed praise

• Read Job 11:7; 36:26; Romans 11:33
• Read Psalm 8:1-5
• How does God as Creator bring praise from your heart?
• Read Romans 1:20-22,25
• How do most people respond to God as Creator?

6. What are some things you can do, in application, to live in unashamed praise?

PRAYER TIME

Weymouth Community Church is committed to helping people follow Jesus, in Medina and beyond. If you have questions about the church or your own spiritual life, feel free to contact Pastor Greg Whiting at greg@weymouthchurch.com.

Special Note

In-person, public worship services are at 10:30am. For a video review of what to expect, our Facebook page and website are both updated to include the welcome back tour at the top of the welcome back posts. If you have any additional questions, concerns, or prayer requests, call the church office (330-723-1750).

A few things to remember if you plan to join us for in-person worship:

• We are trying to give you a touch-free worship experience
• There are masks, tissues, and hand sanitizer available
• Bring everything you need including a Bible, something to write with and on, a water bottle, and anything you need for your young children while here
• We are keeping our social distance for your and others’ protection

Join us live on Facebook, Sunday mornings at 10:30

You can also view or listen to the message at a later time on our website. If you know of someone who does not have internet access, printouts of the message can be sent to them…just let us know!

Nursery Sunday School

We miss you, little friends! We hope all nursery parents are receiving our emails—please let Emily Varner (emily@varnernet.com) know if you are not so that you can receive updates and a PDF of the nursery coloring page for this month and the video password. A video for our current nursery lesson and memory verse is posted at https://weymouthchurch.com/ministries/childrens-ministry/.

Bible reading schedule 2020

Join the Next Steps Men’s Discipleship Group in reading through the Bible in 2020. We are reading it in a unique way, from a different genre of Scripture each day: Sunday, Epistles; Monday, The Law; Tuesday, History; Wednesday, Psalms; Thursday, Poetry; Friday, Prophecy; and Saturday, Gospels. This week’s schedule:

Sun., 1 Timothy 1-3; Mon., Numbers 1-4; Tues., 1 Chronicles 5-9;

Wed., Psalms 99-101; Thurs., Proverbs 19; Fri., Hosea 1-7; Sat., John 7-9

Bible reading podcast

If you go to our website and click on Next Steps, then select Podcast, from there you can choose from a daily Bible reading podcast by Pastor Greg. It connects with our Bible reading schedule 2020, and he gives some devotional thoughts along the way.

The Worship Tech Team is looking for volunteers!

With the addition of live streaming our services, we need some more help producing them. Opportunities to learn basic camera operation and video production are available. If you are interested please contact Doug Varner via email at tech@weymouthchurch.com.

If you would like to be added to our all-church emails …

please contact the church at office@weymouthchurch.com and an invitation to join Church Community Builder will be emailed to you.

If you have a prayer request …

for the prayer sheet, you can let the church office know via email or phone (office@weymouthchurch.com or 330-723-1750).

Options for worshiping through giving 

• Mail your check to the church.
• Give online—Go to weymouthchurch.com; click Give Online; click Make a Donation; and follow the directions.
• Give at our in-person worship service—Use a giving envelope and place your offering in the black box.

Meeting with Pastor Greg

Pastor Greg wants to meet with every family who counts WCC as their home. During these days of Covid-19, Pastor Greg would like to meet with each of you sometime in August. You can meet at church or at home, inside or outside, in person or online. Please contact the church office or Pastor Greg directly to set up a meeting. Thanks!

For the Glory of God

1. When you hear the word “Worship”, what are the first three thoughts that come to mind?

2. Discuss the following quotes from “Vertical Church”

• “The glory of God is revealed in Jesus Christ.”
• “He doesn’t need us or our glorifying, but we need it desperately to displace our pride.”
• “When you worship, you are saying, ‘This one is worth more.’ At the same time you are implying, ‘I am worth less.”
• “Evangelism and discipleship are equal in priority because both bring more glory to God. First, we pursue better disciples, which brings more glory to God, and in turn better disciples are more effective evangelists where they live.”
• “The problem in the church today is that we treat God’s glory as a by-product and the missional activities of the church as the primary thing when the opposite is what Scripture demands…We should seek the revealing of the glory of God through the methods He prescribes so that His glory is revealed in the church.”
• “While God is not enhanced or increased by our worship, He is apparently blessed, and that in itself should stoke the fire of our adoration.”

3. Read Exodus 8:1,20; 9:1,13; 10:3,7; 12:31

What is the phrase used over and over again, and why is it significant?

4. Read I Peter 2:9

If our primary purpose is to worship God, what aspects of worship are described in this verse?

5. Discuss how this definition of worship applies to you…

“Worship is responding to who God is and what He has done by giving ourselves completely to Him.”

6. Read Exodus 14:31; 15:1,2; Revelation 15:3,4Connect the praise of God’s victory over Egypt and His victory at judgment

7. Offering your life with complete trust gives glory to God

• How is this statement true?
• What might complete trust look like in your life?

8. Read II Samuel 6:1-7

• What makes this passage of Scripture hard for us to accept?
• God had given explicit instructions about the Ark of the Covenant which were blatantly disobeyed. Who has the authority to decide who suffers for the wrong decisions of leaders and others?
• How does doing worship God’s way, even today, bring Him glory?

9. What is one way you can apply this message to your life this week?

PRAYER TIME

Weymouth Community Church is committed to helping people follow Jesus, in Medina and beyond. If you have questions about the church or your own spiritual life, feel free to contact Pastor Greg Whiting at greg@weymouthchurch.com.

Special Note

In-person, public worship services are at 10:30am. For a video review of what to expect, our Facebook page and website are both updated to include the welcome back tour at the top of the welcome back posts. If you have any additional questions, concerns, or prayer requests, call the church office (330-723-1750).

A few things to remember if you plan to join us for in-person worship:

• We are trying to give you a touch-free worship experience
• There are masks, tissues, and hand sanitizer available
• Bring everything you need including a Bible, something to write with and on, a water bottle, and anything you need for your young children while here
• We are keeping our social distance for your and others’ protection

Join us live on Facebook, Sunday mornings at 10:30

You can also view or listen to the message at a later time on our website. If you know of someone who does not have internet access, printouts of the message can be sent to them…just let us know!

Nursery Sunday School

We miss you, little friends! We hope all nursery parents are receiving our emails—please let Emily Varner (emily@varnernet.com) know if you are not so that you can receive updates and a PDF of the nursery coloring page for this month and the video password. A video for our current nursery lesson and memory verse is posted at https://weymouthchurch.com/ministries/childrens-ministry/.

Bible reading schedule 2020

Join the Next Steps Men’s Discipleship Group in reading through the Bible in 2020. We are reading it in a unique way, from a different genre of Scripture each day: Sunday, Epistles; Monday, The Law; Tuesday, History; Wednesday, Psalms; Thursday, Poetry; Friday, Prophecy; and Saturday, Gospels. This week’s schedule:

Sun., 2 Thessalonians; Mon., Leviticus 25-27; Tues., 1 Chronicles 1-4;

Wed., Psalms 96-98; Thurs., Proverbs 17-18; Fri., Daniel 7-12; Sat., John 5-6

 Bible reading podcast

If you go to our website and click on Next Steps, then select Podcast, from there you can choose from a daily Bible reading podcast by Pastor Greg. It connects with our Bible reading schedule 2020, and he gives some devotional thoughts along the way.

The Worship Tech Team is looking for volunteers!

With the addition of live streaming our services, we need some more help producing them. Opportunities to learn basic camera operation and video production are available. If you are interested please contact Doug Varner via email at tech@weymouthchurch.com.

If you would like to be added to our all-church emails …

please contact the church at office@weymouthchurch.com and an invitation to join Church Community Builder will be emailed to you.

If you have a prayer request …

for the prayer sheet, you can let the church office know via email or phone (office@weymouthchurch.com or 330-723-1750).

Options for worshiping through giving 

• Mail your check to the church.
• Give online—Go to weymouthchurch.com; click Give Online; click Make a Donation; and follow the directions.
• Give at our in-person worship service—Use a giving envelope and place your offering in the black box.

Thank You …

Dear Staff and Congregation:

Thank you for your generous gift of $438.32 through our baby bottle campaign. Without your support, we would not be able to continue offering our services free of charge to individuals and families of Medina County and its surrounding communities. You allow us to offer help and hope to those who so desperately need it. Together we are making a difference.

Sincerely,

Kristen Nagy, Executive Director

Oaks Family Care Center

Message series: The Day God Died

The Death of Jesus

1. What is the most memorable funeral/memorial/celebration of life service you have ever attended?

2. What caught your attention from today’s message?

3. Read John 19:1; Isaiah 52:14, and discuss the flogging of Jesus, as described in the message:

• Soldiers would strip the victim and tie their hands above their head
• Soldiers would whip the victim with a flagellum, that had several pieces of leather with bone and led near the ends
• Romans had no limits on how many times they would strike
• The whipping across the shoulders, back, legs, etc., would rip through the skin, and then tissues and muscle, leaving blood everywhere and skin hanging by ribbons. Victims of flogging did not always survive.

4. Read Deuteronomy 21:22,23 and discuss the connection, then, to these quotes:

• Christianity is the only major religion to have as its central event the humiliation of its God
• The crucifixion is the central event in human history

5. Read Matthew 27:32-54 and discuss the events surrounding the death of Jesus

6. Discuss the following quotes:

• God is holy so He cannot overlook sin; He is just so sin must be punished; He is love so He wants to have a relationship with His created ones; only His righteousness can withstand His justice; and because He is wrathful, He will pour out judgment on sin
• John Piper: “The death of Jesus Christ was the only way that the wisdom of God could preserve the holiness of God, display the justice of God and share the righteousness of God, while displaying the love of God to those who deserve the wrath of God.”

7. Discuss this quote by John Stott…

“Unless you see the cross as that which is done by you, you will never appreciate that it is done for you.”

8. Read Acts 2:23,24; Romans 4:25, and discuss God’s plan in Jesus’s death and resurrection.

PRAYER TIME

SPECIAL ANNOUNCEMENT – CONGREGATIONAL MEETING

The Board of Elders has scheduled a congregational meeting on Sunday, August 2, 2020, following the Worship Service. The primary purpose of the meeting will be for a congregational vote for the expenditure of designated missions funds that exceeds  5% of the annual budget. The Board is recommending a gift of $1,000 for each of our ten Missions Partners and two others associated with the church, for a total of $12,000. These funds will be taken from special donations to Missions we have received over the last couple of years. We will also provide WCC ministry updates.

Welcome to Weymouth Community Church

Weymouth Community Church is committed to helping people follow Jesus, in Medina and beyond. If you have questions about the church or your own spiritual life, feel free to contact Pastor Greg Whiting at greg@weymouthchurch.com.

Special Note

In-person, public worship services are at 10:30am. For a video review of what to expect, our Facebook page and website are both updated to include the welcome back tour at the top of the welcome back posts. If you have any additional questions, concerns, or prayer requests, call the church office (330-723-1750).

A few things to remember if you plan to join us for in-person worship:

• We are trying to give you a touch-free worship experience
• There are masks (which are now mandated), tissues, and hand sanitizer available
• Bring everything you need including a Bible, something to write with and on, a water bottle, and anything you need for your young children while here
• We are keeping our social distance for your and others’ protection

Join us live on Facebook, Sunday mornings at 10:30

You can also view or listen to the message at a later time on our website. If you know of someone who does not have internet access, printouts of the message can be sent to them…just let us know!

Video Message Series: “The Day God Died”

Join us at the church or livestream this message series through August 2. Pastor Greg’s brother, David, recorded these messages onsite in Israel. This series looks at the last week of Jesus’ life and is a great follow-up to our recent Gospel of John message series. Discussion notes and questions will be available on our church Facebook page and website.

Nursery Sunday School

We miss you, little friends! We hope all nursery parents are receiving our emails—please let Emily Varner (emily@varnernet.com) know if you are not so that you can receive updates and a PDF of the nursery coloring page for this month and the video password. A video for our current nursery lesson and memory verse is posted at https://weymouthchurch.com/ministries/childrens-ministry/.

Bible reading schedule 2020

Join the Next Steps Men’s Discipleship Group in reading through the Bible in 2020. We are reading it in a unique way, from a different genre of Scripture each day: Sunday, Epistles; Monday, The Law; Tuesday, History; Wednesday, Psalms; Thursday, Poetry; Friday, Prophecy; and Saturday, Gospels. This week’s schedule:

Sun., 1 Thessalonians 4-5; Mon., Leviticus 22-24; Tues., 2 Kings 21-25;

Wed., Psalms 93-95; Thurs., Proverbs 16; Fri., Daniel 1-6; Sat., John 3-4

Bible reading podcast

If you go to our website and click on Next Steps, then select Podcast, from there you can choose from a daily Bible reading podcast by Pastor Greg. It connects with our Bible reading schedule 2020, and he gives some devotional thoughts along the way.

The Worship Tech Team is looking for volunteers!

With the addition of live streaming our services, we need some more help producing them. Opportunities to learn basic camera operation and video production are available. If you are interested please contact Doug Varner via email at tech@weymouthchurch.com.

If you would like to be added to our all-church emails …

please contact the church at office@weymouthchurch.com and an invitation to join Church Community Builder will be emailed to you.

If you have a prayer request …

for the prayer sheet, you can let the church office know via email or phone (office@weymouthchurch.com or 330-723-1750).

 Options for worshiping through giving 

• Mail your check to the church.
• Give online—Go to weymouthchurch.com; click Give Online; click Make a Donation; and follow the directions.
• Give at our in-person worship service—Use a giving envelope and place your offering in the black box.

A Thank You …

 Pastor Whiting and Congregational Members,

On behalf of the entire staff at the Medina Police Department please accept this sincere thank you for providing nourishment for our staff on July 3rd. The array of food and beverages to the department was enjoyed by all. We are truly grateful for your generosity and expression of support for our diligent efforts to protect and serve in the community. This thoughtful action is heartwarming and much appreciated.

Regards,

Edward Kinney, Chief of Police

Medina Police Department