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As a boy growing up in Indianapolis, Indiana, I always looked forward to spending a couple of weeks each summer with my maternal grandparents in Hawesville, Kentucky. Ira and Verna Thomas lived in a simple two story home on River Street, so named because it fronted by the L& N (Louisville & Nashville) rail- road tracks overlooking the beautiful Ohio River. The best part of the trip down Highway 37 was crossing the river on the ferry boat. My Granddaddy Thomas sometimes arranged for me to ride across the river if he had a job in Cannelton or Tell City, Indiana. The ferry Captain, Jim Roberts, would let me get up in the wheelhouse with him and even let me blow the whistle once in a while. Historically, the Ohio River was part of the Mason-Dixon Line separating north and south in those dark days of the Civil War in America. For me it was the means of transporting barges west toward the Mississippi River or east toward the Monongahela and Allegheny at Pittsburg.

Occasionally, during the WWII years, my eyes would spot a gray naval vessel making its way on the Ohio River. I held my breathe in awe of the sleek ship cutting its way effortlessly through the water. Forgive that nostalgic paragraph triggered by memories of river songs like "Shenandoah". Remember the words, "O Shenandoah, I long to hear you, Away you rolling river, O Shenandoah, I long to hear you, Away, I'm bound away, 'Cross the wide Missouri." That song reflects the love the pioneer songwriter had for the Shenandoah River. Yet he felt compelled to leave its beauty and go west. His love for the familiar rooted him, but the pull of something better won his heart. My river of memory is the Ohio. For me, it ushered me into summer adventures at my grandparents. It took me away from the safety and familiar of home. I've sometimes wondered what went through the mind of Abraham when he was called out of Ur to follow God to the Promised Land. He had to leave everything that was familiar to him. Genesis 12:1, 2b "The Lord had said to Abram, 'Go from your country, your people and your father's household to the land I will show you…and I will bless you."Despite the idolatry of that pagan city, Abraham had probably grown attached to the comfort of his home, the variety of the food, and the fellowship of his friends. But Abraham left the familiar to follow God's leading. Hebrews 11:8 "By faith Abraham, when called to go to a place he would later receive as his inheritance, obeyed and went, even though he did not know where he was going."

A poet said it this way: Fulfillment on life's journey comes when we in faith obey The leading of our loving God- He'll not lead us astray. - Sper

You don't need to see the way if you follow the One who is the Way. We are going on an Adventure this year as a Church Family. The theme of our adventure is FAITH IN ACTION. I believe we will be specially blessed as we obey our Lord, reaching out in many different ways to serve Him by serving our community in His Name. Christ may call you to go, not across the ocean or river but maybe across the street, around the corner, across town to deliver the love of Jesus as you meet a need, lend a hand, encourage someone who is down. Hebrews 12:1, 2 "Therefore, since we have so great a cloud of witnesses surrounding us, let us also lay aside every encumbrance, and the sin which so easily entangles us, and let us run with endurance the race that is set before us, fixing our eyes on Jesus on whom our faith depends from beginning to end." Several asked me for a copy of a poem I shared Sunday about a boy competing in a race. He has fallen down three times. Each time his dad has urged him to get up and win the race.

Defeat! He lay there silently, a tear dropped from his eye. There's no sense running anymore-three strikes, I'm out-why try? The will to rise had disappeared; all hope had fled away, so far behind, so error prone, closer all the way. I've lost, so what's the use, he thought, I'll live with my disgrace. But then he thought about his dad who soon he's have to face. Get up and take your place. You were not meant for failure here, so get up and win the race. With borrowed will, Get up, it said you haven't lost at all, for winning is not more than this- to rise each time you fall. So up he rose to win once more, and with a new commit, he resolved that win or lose, at least he wouldn't quit. So far behind the others now, the most he'd ever been, still he gave it all he had and ran as though to win. Three times he's fallen stumbling, three times he rose again, too far behind to hope to win, he still ran to the end. They cheered the winning runner as he crossed, first place, head high and proud and happy; no falling, no disgrace. But when the fallen youngster crossed the line, last place, the crowd gave him the greater cheer for finishing the race. And even though he came in last, with head bowed low, unproud; you would have thought he won the race, to listen to the crowd. And to his dad he sadly said, I did- n't do so well. To me, you won, his father said. You rose each time you fell. And now when things seem dark and hard and difficult to face, the memory of that little boy helps me in my race. For all of life is like that race, with ups and downs and all, and all you have to do to win-is rise each time you fall. Quit! Give up, you're beaten they still shout in my face. But another voice within me says, Get up and win that race.

Let's run together this year and experience Victory in Jesus!
Pastor Bob

PRAY FOR: Several of our Families that have recently said their earthly "Goodbyes" to loved ones - Carletta Emitte & Sandee Trobaugh family at the Home-going of Henry Emitte; Dana Hicks family at the Home-going of her grandma; Shirley Nishimine & Darcy Phillips family at the Home-going of mom/grandma; Kelly Johnstone & Valerie Brown families at the Home-going of Edna Moeller; "Lee" Brownat the Home-going of her beloved husband, Parrish; Anna Benson; Cathy Taylor (Ben & Nancy Rose cousin) body shutting down; Bill Saxton(Matt's Dad); Jay McGregor & Erlene Taylor(Tom Humphrey's step-dad & sister); Juanita Rushrecovering from knee surgery; Phyllis Avila guidance in getting medications regulated; Caye Carmicheal (Fern Wall's sister) undergoing treatment for leukemia; Tim Hall(Jenny Arteaga's dad) recovering from injured hand; Sylvia Stiff job search; Joe Hurd job search; Todd Fitchette has new job, PTL!; Rebecca Baker surgery for cancer in the liver not needed until next year PTL!; Tom Benedict home from hospital, still in need of prayer; Nellan Farmer, 96 (Mearlyn Stein's grandmother) that God would take her to glory out of her suffering; Boyd & Emma Dowers.

NEW BABY: Brodon James Van Essen born 1/31 weighing in at 7 lbs 8 oz prayers were answered as he had to remain an extra 48 hours in the hospital and cannot be in crowds for 6 weeks. He is growing and healthy. We PTL with Greg & Laurie for their precious son and look forward to seeing him soon.

Cause He Gave His Everything "That's Why We Praise Him"
Words and Music by Tommy Walker ©Copyright 1998 WeMobile Music/BMI

That's why we praise Him; that's why we sing.
That's why we offer Him our everything.
That's why we bow down and worship this King,
'Cause He gave His everything, 'cause He gave His everything.

Here we approach the Christian celebration of Easter, the highest point in the Church Calendar. Really, it's the most wonderful time of the year as Easter proclaims the power of God in Jesus to conquer even death. And this is Good News to all who believe. As the apostle Paul, inspired by the Holy Spirit in Romans 10:9, states "That if you confess with your mouth, 'Jesus is Lord,' and believe in your heart that God raised Him from the dead, you will be saved" (NIV). Therefore, if you and I have not only recited but experienced this verse, you and I are saved, redeemed children of the King, Hallelujah! That's reason enough to praise Him and in the same way He [Jesus] gave His everything to the point of death, you and I ought to give our all, our very lives. Sure, it might sound inspiring and even extreme to some; however, I really believe Jesus preached that message to His followers and modeled it all the way to the cross. In John 12:23- 25, "The hour has come for the Son of Man to be glorified. I tell you the truth, unless a kernel of wheat falls to the ground and dies, it remains only a single seed. But if it dies, it produces many seeds. The man who loves his life will lose it, while the man who hates his life in this world will keep it for eternal life." Jesus' message to His followers throughout His earthly ministry was consistent, "Take up your cross and follow me," and this message is still the same today. Now, in a consumer-oriented society, this message of selflessness and surrender is not popular. Even in Christian circles, such as churches, this message of sacrifice is eloquently preached yet rarely lived out. It can be seen as admirable and even commendable; yet it applies to others, "not me." Therefore, my challenge to us is to examine our lives and ask, "Have I given my all to God for the sake of His kingdom?" How might that look in each one of our lives? It will be different in every case; nevertheless, the foundational principle will be the same: as Jesus gave His everything, I will sacrificially do the same for His purposes. It might mean a career change or focus, giving up a relationship for His sake or a possible call into a less lucrative style of living, etc. As someone said, praise God Jesus did not say, "I do not do crosses." May we follow His example and give our all 'cause He gave His everything! In the words of the hymn writer, Isaac Watts, "Love so amazing, so divine, demands my soul, my life, my all!

The following lyrics are set to a beautiful song the Celebration Choir and Band will be doing on Easter Sunday. I could not wait to share it with you all. Please take a moment, perhaps as part of your quiet time, to ponder and assimilate the powerful message within these words. Have a blessed Easter!

"The Empty Room" ( Words and Music by Rick Vale)
An angel waits beside the door, His messenger, as times before,
But the news that this day brings makes weeping voices sing,
For this grave is now a garden, nothing more.
They come in silence, come in grief. His death has tortured their belief,
But the angel smiles when they see the stone is rolled away
And He speaks the words that give their souls relief.
Why do you look for life among the dead?
He is not here; He's risen as He said.
And this place you call a tomb now is just an empty room.
Turn around and follow where His life has led.
We take the cup and bread He gave, but do you know His power to save?
That the reason for His pain was to free you from your chains?
So why do you still wait beside the grave?
The Angel's message is for you from God, the Faithful and the True,
That the Flesh who is the Word has now proven what you've heard.
"Behold," He says, "I'm making all things new."
Why do you look for life among the dead?
He is not here; He's risen as He said.
And this place you call a tomb now is just an empty room.
Turn around and follow Him. Turn around and live again.
Turn around and follow where His life has led

THE SPIRITUAL DISCIPLINES…FOR THE PURPOSE OF GODLINESS
(Excerpt from, "Spiritual Disciplines for the Christian Life", by Donald S. Whitney)

Ours is an undisciplined age. The old disciplines are breaking down…Above all, the discipline of divine grace is derided as legalism or is entirely unknown to a generation that is largely illiterate in the Scriptures. We need the rugged strength of Christian character that can come only from discipline. V. Raymond Edman

"The Disciplines of Life" Discipline without direction is drudgery.
Imagine six-year-old Kevin, whose parents have enrolled him in music lessons. After school every afternoon, he sits in the living room and reluctantly strums "Home on the Range" while watching his buddies play baseball in the park across the street. That's discipline without direction. It's drudgery.

Now suppose Kevin is visited by an angel one afternoon during guitar practice. In a vision he's taken to Carnegie Hall. He's shown a guitar virtuoso giving a concert. Usually bored by classical music, Kevin is astonished by what he sees and hears. The musician's fingers dance excitedly on the strings with fluidity and grace. Kevin thinks of how stupid and klunky his hands feel when they halt and stumble over the chords. The virtuoso blends clean, soaring notes into a musical aroma that wafts from his guitar. Kevin remembers the toneless, irritating discord that comes stumbling out of his. But Kevin is enchanted. His head tilts slightly to one side as he listens. He drinks in everything. He never imagined that anyone could play the guitar like this. "What do you think, Kevin?" asks the angel.

The answer is a soft, slow, six-year-old's, "W-o-w!" The vision vanishes, and the angel is again standing in front of Kevin in his living room. "Kevin," says the angel, "the wonderful musician you saw is you in a few years." Then pointing at the guitar, the angel declares, "But you must practice!"

Suddenly the angel disappears and Kevin finds himself alone with his guitar. Do you think his attitude toward practice will be different now? As long as he remembers what he's going to become, Kevin's discipline will have a direction, a goal that will pull him into the future. Yes, effort will be involved, but you could hardly call it drudgery.

When it comes to discipline in the Christian life, many believers feel as Kevin did toward guitar practice-it's discipline without direction. Prayer threatens to be drudgery. The practical value of meditation on Scripture seems uncertain. The real purpose of a Discipline like fasting is often unclear.

First we must understand what we shall become. It is said of God's elect in Romans 8:29, "For those God foreknew He also predestined to be conformed to the image of His Son." God's eternal plan ensures that every Christian will ultimately conform Christ likeness. We will be changed "when He appears" so that "we shall be like Him") 1 John 3:2). This is no vision; this is you, Christian, in a few years. So why all the talk about discipline? If God has predestined our conformity to Christ likeness, where does discipline fit in? Although God will grant Christ likeness to us when Jesus returns, until then He intends for us to grow toward that Christ likeness. We aren't merely to wait for holiness, we're to pursue it. "Make every effort to life in peace with all men and to be holy," we're commanded in Hebrews 12:14, for "without holiness no one will see the Lord."

This leads us to ask what every Christian should ask, "How then shall we pursue holiness? How can we be like Jesus Christ, the Son of God?" We find a clear answer in 1 Timothy 4:7: "Discipline yourself for the purpose of godliness." I hope in the next few months to address some of the spiritual disciplines, and the importance of each as they pertain to our relationship to God. Until then, please begin to ask God, "What areas Lord am I lacking? Where do I need to grow?"

In His Discipleship, Brandon

UPCOMING DATES:
MARCH 16-21 Mexico Mission Trip

Wednesday November Dinner Menu is as follows:
March 3rd - Burritos
March 12th - Pizza (Derby Race)
March 26th - Chicken Nugget's and tater tots

Important Club Information for the rest of the Year!
March 5th - Derby cut off, all cars completed and turned in
March 12th - The great derby race 6:30 p.m.
March 19th - Easter Break - Easter Blessings to all! (no meetings)
April 2nd - Regular Club night
April 9th - Regular Club night
April 16th - Big end of the year BBQ Bash 6 to 8p.m.

Summer Teachers Needed! Please let me know if you would like to take a month or more and hang out with our awesome kids. We will provide you with everything you need. All you have to do is come and share the love of Jesus!!! Hope to hear from you soon. Christie.

Summer camp is for boys and girls entering 4th, 5th or 6th grade. Spots are going fast! If you are interested and want to reserve your spot, you must sign up and pay your $20.00 dollar non refundable deposit. We still have 8 spots for boys and the girls are full. The dates are July 20th - 26th, 2008.. Christie.

Mark your Calendars for VACATION BIBLE SCHOOL - Sunday, July 6th through Thursday, July 10th. Sunday, July 13th the kids will share what they have learned at both worship services. This year we will “Discover Jesus’ Miraculous Power”at “Power Lab”. Are you interested in painting and creating sets? We need props made and it’s never to early to start. The theme is science lab. Let me know if your interested

G GROUPS - Are you having fun yet?
The following are opportunities for women to connect in shared-interest groups and find a place where they belong. We have listed each group and their -FUN-cilitator. If you have any questions, and want to join a group at anytime, give them a call or contact Sandee Trobaugh at the church office. Many of the G! GROUPS are just getting started, so it-s never too late! By our April Newsletter we will have dates and times of each G! Group in addition to the following information.

Bunco Babes
Bonnie Olson at 687-0443 or okranch1999@yahoo.com Debbie Thrasher at 686-0107 or kendebbi@aol.com
Monday, March 10th 7:00 p.m. in the Fellowship Hall Join other girlfriends in a night of Bunco! Bring a snack to share (i.e., vege-s, fruit, dessert, chips, etc.)

Cuisine Queens
Kelly Adams at 688-5467 or kjconsec@yahoo.com
Saturday March 29th,@ 10 a.m. First Baptist Church, E-7. Take control of your family menus! With some advance planning you can have power over your family meals and not fall victim to the -fast food fix-. You will be encouraged to develop a menu guide that will fit what your family will eat, get organized and avoid falling prey to indecision.

Fitness Chicks
Carla Wieland at 736-0990
Fitness Chicks will enjoy other girlfriends while working out together, memorizing scripture and aerobics.

Garage Sale Gals
Rosann Williams at 686-6640 or kateskasa@aol.com
This group will start with warmer weather. Are you looking for someone to bargain hunt with?

Scrapbooking & Faithbooking
Kitty Mumford at 688-7196 or mlmklm@msn.com
Last Monday of each month - First Baptist Church, Fellowship Hall 6-9:00 p.m. - Cost: FREE! Thursdays, March 6th 1-8:00 p.m.; March 13th 6-8:00 p.m.; March 27th 1-8:00 p.m. at Kitty Mumfords, 1968 Cambrdige Circle, Tulare COST: $2 A great way to document your faith, pass on faith to children and grandchildren and tell the praiseworthy deeds of the Lord. Capture your everyday family events with a family album, birthdays, retirement, anniversaries with an event album, or a Christmas Album to remember this special time of the year.

Mom-s Time Out Coop
looking for a -FUN-cilitator
Be a part of a cooperative effort between moms that occasionally need childcare and who are willing to provide childcare in return.

Girlfriends Night Out
Debbie Thrasher at 686-0107 or kendebbi@aol.com
Are you looking for a place to go -where everybody knows your name- and fun and friendship is the game? Monthly night outs are just for you! A place to get dressed up or not! Celebrate Birthdays, Rejuvenate, Clear the Clutter, Put a Smile On, and the parties go on.

Flicker Chicks
Nicky Nash at 685-9973 or mis_nic@msn.com
Roll the Camera.. Hook up with other girlfriends and enjoy dinner and a movie, coffee and a movie, or dessert and a movie. This is a perfect opportunity to connect, develop and grow friendships. Chick Flicks are a great way to join others and dialogue about the content and the messages in the movie from a Christian perspective.

HGTV is that your lingo?
looking for a co -FUN-cilitator
Join other girlfriends and get inspired to decorate, remodel, do some gardening, and crafts to make your house a home!

Coffee Talk
Danika Curlee at 686-0733 or danika8571@aol.com and Judy Medcalf at 685-1566 Tuesday, March 11th 6:30 - 8:00 p.m. Denny’s Tulare TOPIC:Blessing and Challenges There are women who have faced the same challenges you are going through today. Women who have experienced not only: -getting through- these seasons of life: but whom God has brought forth as fine -Gold and Precious Rubies.-

Golden Girls
Alisa Silveira at 967-5367 or alisasilveira@hotmail
Volunteers to minister to shut-ins at home and in assisted living.

Gramma-s Prayers
Carletta Emitte at 688-0145 or cemitte43@sbcglobal.net
Filling in the GAP! -Grandmothers are Praying-. Are you a Grandmother, Grandma, Nana, Grammy, or Va Va who desires to pray for their perfect (not so perfect) grandkids-? Then join Gramma-s Prayers and get on your knees for your grandchildren.

Heart Whisperers
Carla Wieland at 736-0990
Are you a behind the scene kind of girlfriend? Lift the spirits of women just like the great encouragers in the Bible: Jesus, Barnabas, and the good Samaritan. Join other girlfriends in extending comfort, compassion, and friendship and effectively show God-s love through note cards, phone calls and prayer.

Living Proof Live, featuring Beth Moore
Women’s Ministry will be attending Living Proof Live in San Diego in April and hope you will join us to hear Bible teacher Beth Moore and worship leader Travis Cottrell. April 11-12, 2008, Cox Arena in San Diego. $55.00/ticket purchase on-line at www.lifeway.com

Annual Tea Party
Save the date for the Women’s Ministry Annual Tea Party coming Saturday, April 5, 2008. If you already know you would like to be a Tea Party Hostess, please contact Kitty Mumford at 688-7196.

March Highlighted Events
Monthly Meal Ministry Saturday, March 8th and Saturday, March 22nd, from 10:00 a.m. to Noon in the FH
Women’s Ministry Board Meeting Tuesday, March 18th, at 6:30 p.m. in E-7
Grace Circle Meeting Tuesday, March 4th, at 7:00 p.m. in the FH

Welcome to our Wee Care Corner....
March will be a month full of excitement. During March, Wee Care children will be covering St. Patrick's Day, Wind and Kites, Easter, spring and Manners. Our letters for this month are Ww, Yy, and Ee, our colors are blue and turquoise. We will learn the shape of the cross which goes with our Easter theme. The number for the month of March is 8. The nursery rhyme for the month is "Baa, Baa, Black sheep" and "Humpty Dumpty". Our concepts are hot/cold, wet/dry and around/through. Along with our normal activities, we will kick off our annual Jog-a-thon, which will be held on April 26. Mark this date on your calendar and come join us by participating or by sponsoring someone else. We will be using the money raised through the Jog-a-thon for supplies, our summer program and help with some things that are needed in our classrooms. Please pray with us about this upcoming event, that God will be with us and direct us in this fund raiser. We want what is good and pleasing to the Lord. The Lord has always been faithful to meet Wee Care's needs and I know He will continue to do it. If anyone would like to participate, please call the Wee Care office at 686-7545.

We would love to have you be a part of Wee Care's ministry, reaching out to our community and have fun at the same time. Thank you again for praying for us and with us as we reach out into the community and share the love of Christ to the children in our care. Our church family is very important to us.

May God bless you and keep you.
Love in Christ,
Vicki Gordon, Director and Our Wee Care Staff

Missions Brief

Missionary challenge: Faith in Action - El Salvador
Pray: For God’s leading and discernment regarding another short-term mission trip in 2008. May God provide the team, funds, and prayer support according to He’s will. Camilo and Cindy Blanco
Pray: For the move into a better home and their preparations for the last month before the birth of their first child, due April 3rd.
See their Blog site: http://camiloycindyblanco.blogspot.com

Steve and Carolyn Wendel - (new missionaries with ABWE)
Praise: For their support now at 50%, and two new churches that have since been added.
Pray: For the birth of their fourth child due June 17th, and their remaining support. See their Web site: wendel@abwe.cc

Malbago Christian Fellowship (Philippines) and Pastor Jacento Layos
Praise: They have nine men leading small group Bible studies.
Pray: For these men to become leaders in the church.

Jim and Sue
Praise: For last years successes; 1) in getting permission from a M.E. government to have Christian training for member care workers; and 2) the meeting at an oasis (yes with camels, sheep and flies!) in another M.E. country with Christian leaders from six countries.
Pray: For the arrival of new co-workers; 1) a young lawyer, Suzanne, who should arrive this month, and 2) five others who could be coming in the future.

Tom and Irene Hodges - (from JAARS and Wycliffe)
Pray: For Tom’s work on the computer translator "Help" program as it is taking many long hours.
Pray: The killing in India continues, over two hundred Christians killed and many churches have been burned.

Mark and Patty Rutter
Praise: For Campus Crusade for Christ's successful program "God at Work!" Especially its web site: EveryStudent.com that has seen over 111,000 decisions for Christ in 2007!
Pray: For Mark’s work as U.S. National Director and his busy schedule.
Pray: For their support which is now $2000 low per month!

Steve and Colette Magoon
Pray: For wisdom, open doors, and open hearts for students in Knoxville, Tennessee.
Pray: For Colette as she attends her bedridden mother

BUILDING FOR LIFE ~ As of February 2008
Project To Date Income: $1,455,229
Project to Date Expense: $347,086

Thanks to all of you who have continued to PRAY and continue to GIVE as we go through the process required to and eventually, construct our Multi Purpose Building. It will happen in God's time. We have noticed that what seemed like "delays" has resulted in lower prices for some of the important building materials and interest rates as well. We will keep working hard, doing our part and trusting our Lord for His right timing, for each phase of the program. Here is an update on our Time Line.
February 15, Preliminary completion of plan check by City of Tulare
February 15 thru February 29, changes in plan by architect and consultants
March 1, resubmit plans to City of Tulare for recheck
March 1, submit plans to Fresno, Tulare/Kings & Kern Builders Exchanges
March 1 thru April 15, plans out to bid through builders exchanges
April 15 thru May 1, review bids with construction committee
May 1, secondary deadline for bids (if needed)
May 13, recommendations to Building For Life Committee
May 15, loan package submitted to Christian Community Credit Union

PANCAKES
Mark your calendar and SAVE the date, Sunday, March 16th, our annual Palm Sunday Pancake Breakfast 8:30 a.m.- 10:30 a.m. Donations will be accepted for the Building For Life Project. Please sign up on your communication card or call the church office 686-0004. Our menu will be: Pancakes, Sausage, Oranges, Coffee and Milk.

Our 2008 Flower Calendar is now available for sign ups!
Please select a special date to provide flowers for our Worship Service. The calendar is located in the foyer of the Worship Center.

Remember Daylight Savings time will begin on Sunday, March 9th! Remember to turn your clocks ahead one hour on Saturday night March 8.

THANKS Church Family
Carletta Emitte writes, "Thank you for all the love expressed and your prayers."

WORSHIP CENTER PLANTER BOX in the words of members Ben & Nancy Rose, "Awesome!" Well said! Abig "THANK YOU!"to Property Committee members Rudy Taylor& Ken Vaughn for such beautiful work. There is one more piece to go inside the Empty Tomb that will say, "He is not here. He is risen!"

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