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Youth Day - Pilgrim Missionary Baptist Church

Pilgrim Missionary Baptist Church Dr. LeRoy Wadlington, Pastor 1060 West 30th Street Indianapolis, Indiana 46208 317-925-4563 Guest Speaker Rev. Jeffrey N. Brown Jr. Youth Pastor Faith Tabernacle Word Center Theme Young Soldiers Using Praise as Their Weapon 2 Chronicles 20:15-24 Youth Day Baptism Tithes & Offerings Selection Youth Day Choir Invitation to Discipleship Benediction Pilgrim Missionary Baptist Church Annual Youth Day Sunday, July 27, 2008 Order of Service Devotion Praise Team/Creations of God & Inspiration Through Dance Responsive Reading Jada Bailey Congregational Singing Rachel Bibbs Selections Children s and Youth Day Choirs Altar Prayer Eshe Austin Selection Youth Day Choir Announcements Anthony Finch, Jr.

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1 Pilgrim Missionary Baptist Church Dr. LeRoy Wadlington, Pastor 1060 West 30th Street Indianapolis, Indiana 46208 317-925-4563 Guest Speaker Rev. Jeffrey N. Brown Jr. Youth Pastor Faith Tabernacle Word Center Theme Young Soldiers Using Praise as Their Weapon 2 Chronicles 20:15-24 Youth Day Baptism Tithes & Offerings Selection Youth Day Choir Invitation to Discipleship Benediction Pilgrim Missionary Baptist Church Annual Youth Day Sunday, July 27, 2008 Order of Service Devotion Praise Team/Creations of God & Inspiration Through Dance Responsive Reading Jada Bailey Congregational Singing Rachel Bibbs Selections Children s and Youth Day Choirs Altar Prayer Eshe Austin Selection Youth Day Choir Announcements Anthony Finch, Jr.

2 Pastoral Observations Message Rev. Jeffrey N. Brown, Jr. Youth Pastor Faith Tabernacle Word CenterWelcome Chayla Holder Introduction of Speaker Makayla Russell Offertory Prayer Nia Belton Call to Worship Min. Jejuan WestmorelandStewardship Emphasis God s Provision for Ministers 1 Corinthians 9:13-14 Emphasis on Youth Day Theme Dwayne Holder Praise Songs Everybody Clap Your Hands We praise you oh Lord.

3 We magnify your name. We worship you oh Lord. We magnify your name. Everybody clap your hands. Everybody clap your hands. This is the way we praise him, clap your hands. (repeat) Lifting our voice. Singing our song. Praising the Lord. All the day long. ** Oh Lord, We Worship and Adore Your Name Oh Lord, we worship and adore your name. (repeat) Responsive Reading God s Battle 2 Chronicles 20:15-18; 21-22 LEADER: And he said, Listen, all you of Judah and you inhabitants of Jerusalem, and you, King Jehoshaphat! Thus says the LORD to you: Do not be afraid nor dismayed because of this great multitude, for the battle is not yours, but God s.

4 CONGREGATION: Tomorrow go down against them. They will surely come up by the Ascent of Ziz, and you will find them at the end of the brook before the Wilderness of Jeruel. LEADER: You will not need to fight in this battle. Position yourselves, stand still and see the salvation of the LORD, who is with you, O Judah and Jerusalem! Do not fear or be dismayed; tomorrow go out against them, for the LORD is with you. CONGREGATION: And Jehoshaphat bowed his head with his face to the ground, and all Judah and the inhabitants of Jerusalem bowed before the LORD, worshiping the LORD.

5 LEADER: And when he had consulted with the people, he appointed those who should sing to the LORD, and who should praise the beauty of holiness, as they went out before the army and were saying: Praise the LORD, For His mercy endures forever. TOGETHER: Now when they began to sing and to praise, the LORD set ambushes against the people of Ammon, Moab, and Mount Seir, who had come against Judah; and they were defeated. Congregational Singing Praise Him, Jesus Blessed Savior Chorus Praise Him, Praise Him, Praise Him, Praise Him! Jesus, blessed Savior, He s worthy to be praised! Verse 1 From the rising of the sun, Until the going down of the same He s worthy, Jesus is worthy, He s worthy to be praised!

6 Chorus Verse 2 God is my rock, Rock of salvation A strong deliverer, In Him will I always trust! Chorus Announcements DEACONS ON CALL (July): Randy Staten (289-1951), Mickie Toler (253-7676), Aaron Howard (489-1311) Church BUS If you plan to ride the bus, please call the Church Office (925-4563) by 2pm on Friday, leave your name, address, & phone number. The ANNUAL Church PICNIC will be held Saturday, August 2 (10:00am - 4:00pm) at Riverside Park (Shelter #5) Deacons & Trustees Ushers Desserts Youth /Children Nurses Aid Baked Beans/Deviled Eggs Missionaries/Matrons Salads Deaconess Macaroni & Cheese Music Dept Vegetables Young Adult Ministry Corn-on-cob (for grill) / Fresh fruit The Church will provide all meat and bread.

7 All are invited to come out, bring a dish, and fellowship with the Church family. There will be games & prizes too! Drinks & Ice Chips/Pretzels Marion County Health Department Family Day will be held Saturday, August 2 (9am-3pm) at the Marion County Health Department (3838 N. Rural St.) There will be birth certificates (fee & id required), immunizations (bring shot records), school sup-plies, health screenings, and sports physicals. Call 221-2464 for more information. The United Northwest Area (UNWA) residents and stakeholders will come together at the National Night Out 25th Anniversary, Tuesday, August 5 (6:30-8:00pm) here at Pilgrim Baptist Church .

8 For more information visit Volunteers are needed to help plan this year s Health Fair/Fun Day scheduled for Saturday, September 20. Interested persons should contact Serena Fowlkes. Little Bethel HYPE Ministry will sponsor a college and career planning fair on Sat-urday, August 2 (10am-2pm) at Little Bethel Community Center (3279 Winthrop Ave-nue). There will be representatives from historically black colleges, Center for Leader-ship Development, local colleges, and the National Society of Black Engineers. Women s Day Choir Rehearsal Thursday, July 31, 7:00pm Annual Church Picnic Saturday, August 2, 10:00am - 4:00pm Youth Day Afternoon Worship, Today, 4:00pm feat.

9 Napoleon Williams w/True Friends - True Praise and Krash Krew Mark Your Calendar!! August 3 Committed Living James 1 August 10 Honoring All People James 2 UPCOMING SUNDAY SCHOOL LESSONS Youth & CHILDREN S SCHEDULE Worship with New Garfield Baptist Church Sunday, August 10 Women s Day Walk-a-thon Saturday, August 16 Young Adult Ministry Ice Cream Social Saturday, August 9 Women s Conference Saturday, August 23 Annual Women s Day Sunday, August 24 Congratulations on a blessed Youth Day!! Enjoy your break during the month of August. Women s Day Choir Rehearsals July 31, August 7, 14, 19, 21 Beginners Andrew Ash Chaz Holder Primary Deion Holder Nia Belton Junior William Ash Deondrea Belton Intermediate RaShaune Finch Jaylin Finch Advanced Rayanna Bibbs Tavin Brinkley Adult #2 Jeffry Martin Joseph Wilson Adult Women #1 Charles Holder Christopher Jones Youth Day Sunday School Participants Adult Women #2 Wesley Short Gregory Wilson Adult Men #1 Ebony Johnson Jazmen Marion Adult Men #2 Ashley Suggs Mariah Lanier Co Superintendents Lasawni Reynolds Kyla Bradley Secretary Rachel Bibbs Welcome Derrick Long Each class was taught by a representative of the Youth Department and a representative of the Children s Department.

10 The children learned the role of the teacher and assisted with the overall flow of the class. Rev. Jeffrey N. Brown, Jr. a native of Indianapolis, Indiana, and is the son of Pastor Jeffrey, and Sherleyn Brown, Sr. Rev. Brown, Jr. is a sixth generation preacher in his family. He accepted Christ at the age of six and was baptized at Greater Northeast Baptist Church , of Indi-anapolis, Indiana. Rev. Brown attended Lawrence Central High School where he began to get involved with Student Government. While playing football and wrestling, Rev. Brown was elected sophomore and junior class Presi-dent. As a senior, he was elected by a student body of 2,000 to be the student body president of his high school.


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