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Vol. 42 November 7, 2017 Number 43
“Have a Good Day”
With many people, the words, “Have a good day,” are said about
as often in leaving as “How do you do?” in greeting.
How is it that we have a good day? Having one is far different
from just reaching and getting it like you pick and choose in the
cafeteria. If it were that simple, I guess everyone would have a good
day every day.
Diligent effort is required on our part to make every day a good
one. “For he that will love life, and see good days, let him refrain his
tongue from evil, and his lips that they speak no guile” (I Peter 3:10).
The next verse tells us that doing good is necessary to seeing good
days. That is just simply being Christ-like (Acts 10:38).
Notice in the above verse, refraining the tongue from evil helps to
bring a good day. If you refuse to be injurious with your words, that
makes for good relationships and good days. Speaking no guile also
helps. Do not be deceitful with your lips.
Among all the other things which bring good days, you should
not forget these verses. Here is a good basis for an enjoyable life.
Have a good day, God’s way!
--Robert Kingsley
ELDERS
Mike Childers..............397-6453
Dennis Hallmark .........255-5557
Mike Ratliff.................840-2206
DEACONS
Wade Bryan.................419-5552
William Harris.............416-8149
Mark Hitt.....................322-0917
Bobby Lindley.............869-0546
Ricky Lindsey .............844-9944
Jeff Mansel..................871-0357
Harold Roby................844-5431
Joe Smith.....................397-4524
Jimmy Spearman.........840-8957
Michael Wilson ...........891-0891
PREACHER
.....................................840-5804
SECRETARY
Renee Childers
Office...........................842-6116
Fax...............................842-7091
E-MAIL
eastmaincoc38804@gmail.com
WEB PAGE
eastmaincoc.com
SUNDAY SERVICES
Bible Classes............... 9:45 a.m.
Morning Worship...... 10:45 a.m.
Evening Worship.........5:00 p.m.
Singing or Devotional
Last Sunday of the Month
MID-WEEK
SERVICES
Wednesday Classes .....7:00 p.m.
EAST MAIN CHURCH OF CHRIST
1606 East Main Street
P. O. Box 1761
Tupelo, Mississippi 38802
“Thou shalt observe to do all that they inform thee”
(Deut. 17:10)

New Elders
The church Jesus said, “I will build,” (Matt.
16:18) has been in existence on earth since A.D. 33.
The government He gave it is one where He
continues to rule as the supreme head of the church
(Eph. 1:22-23). As we can see in the New
Testament, there are local congregations. These
local groups are placed under the loving oversight
of men called elders, bishops, presbyters, or pastors.
The elders here at the East Main church of Christ
have been in much prayerful consideration about
the thought of making additions to the existing
eldership.
We would like to put before the congregation
two men for your consideration to be added to the
eldership. We would like for you to consider our
brothers Bobby Joe Lindley and Mark Hitt. We
would like for you to view these men in light of
Titus 1, 2 and 1 Timothy 3.
We will leave this open for your consideration
for two weeks. If there be a reason someone feels
there may be a hindrance for either of these men to
serve competently in this role, we want you to make
your concerns known. If there be no Scriptural
objections, these men will be installed as elders in
two weeks on November 19.
Mike Childers, Dennis Hallmark, Mike Ratliff
20s and 30s Age Group
The 20s and 30s Age Group are
invited to Wesley & Raleigh Bass’
home this Saturday, Nov. 11 at 6:30
p.m. for a soup & finger food
fellowship. The Bass’ will provide
soup. Everyone else is asked to please bring finger
foods, desserts, or drinks. If you need directions,
please see Wesley & Raleigh.
Visitation Team #2
Visitation Team #2, Ricky Lindsey’s team, will
meet this Sunday, Nov. 12 after evening services in
the multipurpose room. A food list is posted beside
the tract rack in the foyer. This is a new visitation
team for those whose children are recently out of both
youth groups.
Congratulations
Dillard Scribner & Trish Walker were
united in marriage on Nov. 4. We wish
for them many years of happiness. After
the honeymoon, they will be residing for
now with Hugh & Rachel.
Thank You Notes
To the elders & congregation at East Main,
We want to thank you for your thoughts and prayers
during Deena’s battle with cancer and death. While
this time was incredibly difficult, especially coupled
with Darrell’s sickness and his death, your actions
helped so much. We also want to thank you for the
money you sent to go toward her final expenses. We
appreciate so much the feeling of home whenever we
are there. Please continue to remember us in the
weeks and months ahead. In Christian love,
Gregg Sadler & Amanda, Jason & families
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Thank you so much for all the thoughtful ways you
have shown your compassion for my family. Your
calls, cards, prayers and flowers were appreciated
greatly. There will be tears of sadness for his family
as they adjust to living without their husband, dad and
granddad. Please continue prayers on their behalf.
There is great peace in knowing Phoenix was a
Christian man that loved our Lord.
My love & gratitude to all,
Twinette
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22 years that I have been raised in this church. 22
years of high-fives, hugs, Bible lessons and candy
from Mr. Gordon Andrews. 22 years of laughs and
cries, and most importantly 22 years of unconditional,
unwavering love. I cannot begin to thank this
congregation for all the love and support each person
in those pews has shown me. Zac and I are humbled
and blessed to be surrounded by such a wonderful
church family. Thank you all for the wedding gifts,
and the beautiful shower. Please pray for Zac and I as
we begin this exciting new journey together.
In Christian love,
Savannah Webb
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To my family and friends at East Main,
Words cannot express my appreciation for the love
and concern you have shown me. Hope to be back
among you soon! Gordon Andrews

Daily Bible Reading
November 8...............................................Luke 7-11
November 9.............................................Luke 12-18
November 10...........................................Luke 19-24
November 11................................................John 1-6
November 12..............................................John 7-13
November 13............................................John 14-21
November 14................................................Acts 1-7
Birthdays &
Anniversaries
Birthdays: Stuart Childers (Nov. 8).
Anniversaries: Greg & Keisha Gholston
(Nov. 10), Kelly & Evelyn Thompson
(Nov. 11).
Our Sick
Betty Long will have a heart cath Wednesday.
Linda Hand is in Stage 4 kidney failure. Hilda
Ratliff is home recuperating from surgery. Clara
Simmons is in room 109 at The Meadows in Fulton.
Lee DuBois continues his chemo. Rommie
Dilworth will get the results from his tests Nov. 17.
Scotty Senter, Twinette Wallace’s son-in-law, is in
room 575 at NMMC. Sandra Simmons’ sister, Nita
Thompson in in NMMC following open heart
surgery. Gordon Andrews is home. Anna Hall fell
and broke her hip last week. She is at Cedars now.
On-Going Illnesses
Laverne Raper, Frankie Estes, Adam McCurley,
Bretta Robinson, Mary Jordan, Donny Dulaney,
James Goddard, Sheba Tuggards, Ray Scribner,
Carester & Charlie Ruth Hallmark, Bill Goff,
Mickey Bailey, Tonya McClendon, Murrell Van
Buskirk, Wes Simineau, Jadon Parish, Mitch
Maclean
Nursing Homes/Assisted
Living
Hilda Roberts, Shirley McCarthy, Mary
Southern, Veona Harris, Nancy Haywood
Mr. & Mrs. Dean J. Webb
request the honor or your presence
at the marriage of their daughter
Savannah Mariea’ Webb
to
Zachary Adam Tucker
Son of Mr. & Mrs. Tommy Chamblee
and the late David Tucker
Saturday, the eighteenth of November
Two thousand seventeen
at four o’clock in the afternoon
East Main Church of Christ
1606 East Main Street
Tupelo, Mississippi
Reception to follow
Tupelo Country Club
4462 Winged Foot Road
Belden, Mississippi
John Duke is stationed in Long Beach, MS.
Caleb Williams is stationed in Jacksonville, NC.
Matt Duke is stationed in Ft. Carson, CO.
Ashley Snyder, Pat Putt’s granddaughter, is
serving a tour of duty in Kosovo.
Josh Terrell’s National Guard Unit is home from
the Virgin Islands.

Men to Serve Sunday, Nov. 12, 2017 a.m.
Announcements................................. William Harris
Bible Reading...................................... Clayton Long
Opening Prayer .....................................Harold Roby
Lord’s Supper
Tim Davis & John Vines
Serve Congregation, East Side:
Will Davis, Tanner Hitt, Stuart Childers
Serve Congregation, West Side:
Grady Vines, Britton Smith, Joe Smith
Lead Singing..............................................Mark Hitt
Closing Prayer................................Grady McCaskill
Ushers ..................Eddie Simmons & Danny Wright
Sunday Night
Opening Prayer ....................................Larry Presley
Closing Prayer................................Jimmy Spearman
Lead Singing...............................Bobby Joe Lindley
Wednesday, November 15, 2017
Prayer ..........................................Bobby Joe Lindley
Lead Singing........................................John Mounce
Contact William Harris if unable to serve.
The elders kindly request that men leading in public
worship wear the best dress clothes they have.
Greeters .............................Hugh & Rachel Scribner
...............................Greg & Keisha Gholston
Prepare Lord’s Supper—November ................ Wade
& Karen Bryan
Nursery............................. Tracy Lyle & Logan Lyle
Pantry............................................... Instant potatoes
Attendance & Contribution
Mid-Week, 11-1-17..............................................125
Sunday Classes, 11-5-17......................................168
Sunday A.M. Worship .........................................230
Sunday P.M. Worship..........................................141
Contribution (budget $7,900)..........................$9,079
IRON SHARPENS IRON 2017
Men’s Fellowship
Speaker: Glenn Colley
Saturday, November 11, 2017
9:00 a.m. – 12 noon
East Main Church of Christ
1606 East Main St.
Tupelo, MS 38804
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