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p.m. at Eden Chapel. The topic is "Foundations of (Jh ]:t amty .
- *Coming in September - Petra, a Christian rock band, will per- Elm Grove FCEmeets at Stillwater restaurant
(18-30) are invited to a hamburger fry and swim form in Stillwater. Tickets will be $9.00. Contact Trina Pyeatt or The Elm Grove FCE club met at the Sirloin Stockade on Au-
andDale Armstrong's on Saturday at 6:00 p.m. Call Judy Talley fi)r more information, gust 12, 1997. The meeting was called to order by president Betty
377-0823 if you need directions. *Promise Keepers registration bill will be coming soon. If you plan Rosiere at 7:30 p.m.
Sunday aider Pentecost, the Sacra- to atterrd, please pay $60.00 as soon as possible. Contact Max Rudd The flag salute was said in unison, led by Louise Kautz.
Supper will be celebrated at 9:30 a.m. In thefor details, devotion, Psalm 4:8, was read by Delsa Grider. *
the choir will sing "vVe Have Come To Worship * Intercessory prayer group continues to meet each Sunday at 8:30 Roll call was answered by eight members. The minutes of the
by a special ummer bell group. Patty Johnson a.m. There are several seats not taken. Please come and join hands last meeting were read by pauline Smith, secretary, and approved.
Prayer", and the sermon, "Sanctuary", will to benefit your fellow man. Contact Homer Huff for details. Juanita Walker reported on the Sunday luncheon at the Meth-
of how a house for God finally does get built in *Sunday school starts at 10:00 a.m. and worship services at 11:00. odist Student Center. Pauline Smith, Delsa Grider, Betty Rosiere,
one is for. Immediately following the service If you like to sing, listen to other people sing, or if you just like to and Juanita Walker attended.
brief informational meeting for those who want to eat, come on out and make Lost Creek United Methodist Church Juanita Walker, Betty Rosiere and Pauline Smith attended
Disciple Bible Study. The Nurture Committeeyour home. Monday meetings and the Friendship Banquet. Pauline Smith at-
worship, tended the workshops on Tuesday. - "
there will be an acolyte training. All chil- Perkins Church of Christ Fair exhibits were discussed, including clean-up, work day and
: and older who wish to be acolytes this year should by Terry Tharp, Minister the Fair boofla.
have served as acolytes before. The youth will Last Sunday was a wonderful day. We had a great morning ser-
Lost Creek. At 6:00 p.m. the new Care Team will vice with a number of our members returning home after summer Hostess Delsa Grider provided the door prize, a scented candle,
Lg session, vacations. The morning's lesson was from Matthew 6:13. We talked won by Frances Burton.
August 27, the Outreach Committee is sponsor- about praying to keep from falling into temptation. It is when we Those present were Juanita Walker, Delsa Grider, Betty Rosiere,
at 6:30 p.m. They need volunteers to come lean on our heavenly Father that we are empowered to be deliv- Pauline Smith, Louise Kautz, Judy Moorman, Lorayne West, and
the congregation to visitors and new resi- ered from the evil one. has promised that with every tempta- Frances Burton. All enjoyed a good dinner and fellowship.
plan to be finished in an hour. The youth will also tion that comes our way He always provides a way out (I Corinthians The next meeting will be September 9 with Louise Kautz as
for Bible study. 10:13). What we need to do more often is choose the way out of sin hostess and Lorayne West as lesson leader.
classes for all ages begin weekly at 10:00 a.m. and instead of choosing the way in, Amen?
at 10:55. The Sacrament of the Lord's Supper is SundayeveningtheStillwaterChurchofChristyouthgroupjoined il hda,v bash honors Elsie Grant
9:30 a.m. service on the second and fourth Sun- us in our services for a time of devotional singing and worship.
and in the 10:55 service on other Sundays. Visi- Overall it was a wonderful day. " by Kathleen Johnson
This Sunday morning the lesson will be entitled, "No Gloomy Faces, On August 16, 1997, in Tulsa, Oklahoma, the sun was shining
Please". The text will be Matthew 6:16-18. You are invited to come brightly - the flowers were blooming - birds were singing - herald
and worship with us. Our bible classes begin at 9:00 a.m.; worship ing the 70th birthday of a very special lady, Elsie Mae Grant.
at 10:00 a.m.; Sunday evening services at 6:00 pro.; and Wednes- Shewas feted by her children in the home of Charlene and Stev(
17, 1997, "Welcome was performed by Buddyday evening bible study at 7:00 p.m.. O, r address is 1200 N. Lovers Ripley, a/ks/"the Tractors'; their children, Angelene and Elvis;
"We've Come to Glorify" as call to worship, and a Lane. Feel free to call us at 547-5393. Stacey Grant; Sherian and Bill Kennedy; their children, Brook,
Just Want To Be Where You Are". Joyce Winston Author to speak at Perkins Assembly of God Joana and Madison; Mark and Lori Grant; their children, Adam,
There were 130 in attendance. David A. Womack, co-author of Back to the Altar: Chelsea and Elizabeth.
new members to Lost Creek UMC. tual Awakening (Gospel Publishing ltouse, 1994), will speak on Favors of insulated commuter mugs with the inscription "Elsie's
sermon was titled "Deepening Your Spiritual Sunday, August 24th at 9:45 a.m. and at 7:00 p.m., as well as 7:00 70th Birthday Bash were presented to each guest.
Quiet Spirit" and text was taken from Philippians p.m. nightly August 25-27 at Perkins Assembly of G(id Church, ac- The focal point of the evening was poolside in a beautiful gar-
6:7-8; Mark 3:13-15; John 14:27; Matthew 25:1- cording to the Rev. David L. Raines den setting, tables were covered with blue checked cloths and graced
and also quotes from the book "Keep A QuietIn Back to the AlLa_r, Womack and Assemblies of God General by country floral centerpieces with pictures of Elsie as a young lady.
Superintendent Thomas E. lYask emphasized the need for a new Guests were served hors d'oeuvres of shrimp, fruit, veggies, dip,
and opportunities:
'P.m. - youth back-to-school lock-in. Contact Trina revival in America. Womack speaks on this theme and calls for a chips, assorted crackers, lemonade, tea and soda.
return to what he calls "original, New T(:stament, apostolic, Pente- Small white lights lit the nearby trees and shrubbery, twin-
a.m. - brunch and wedding shower for Cody and costal Christianity". He carries out this ministry through Acts in kling like fireflies. Balloons gave the party a festive air.
Creek. Action, a non-profit corporation dedicated to bringing people back Into the twilight hours a bhie-white moon hung itself amid the
to ? - Matthew Winston's SS class will meet at to biblical Christianity. stars and seemed to smile on this special evening.
and hamburgers. Formerly one of the managers of the denomination's Gospel Guests were served from a buffet of assorted salads, vegetables,
a.m. _ men's breakfast. Come eat breakfast with Publishing House, Womack has written more than a dozen books, ham, brisket, bar-b-que ribs, grilled chicken breasts, and roast beef,
Group - some of the world's best cooks! Among them are: Breaking the Stained-Glass Barrier (Harper & while a live band and Richard Craven presented selections from
):30 p.m. - all youth are urged to attend the Chemi- Row, now Harper/Collins), The PyTamid Principle of Church Growth the big band era, country and western of the 40's and 50's.
r with Rev. Bill Crowell. (Bethany House), and Pentecostal Experience: The Writings of The evening culminated with the bank playing and singing
- ice cream social at Eden Chapel Church. Donald Gee (Gospel Publishing House). Of the latter book, he said, "Happy Birthday, Elsie" ah chocolate, white cake and ice cream were
- find out how you can be an ANGEL in Sunday "Donald Gee dedicated me to the Lord when I was a baby, and it served 80 guests.
has been my great privilege to save his work by bringing his writ- This was a happy and memorable occasion for old friends, new
study session on Sunday evenings at 5:45 ings together in one book." friends and relatives. We wish Elsie many more happy birthdays.
FOR A HEALTHY LIFE
Diabetes Education
This four-section dess offers instruction in
the bask: rare and management of diabe-
tes. It also provides information about
,,prevention of long-term complications and
what do on sick days. This class is
taught by a certified diabetes educator.
Date: Ivlon: Aug. 4, 11,18, 25
Sat: Aug. 9, 16,23, 30
Time: Mon: 6:30 p.m. to 8:30 p.m.
Sat: 9:00 a.m. to 11:00 a.m.
Cost: S6.00
Note: Must Preregister.
Adult CPR
Heart Saver Course
In this class you will learn how to use CPR
on ir ants, children and adults using the
standards of the American Heart/Usoda-
tion. ParUcipants will receive certification.
Date: Sept, 6 & OCt. 4
Time: 9:00 a.m. - 1:00
Cost: $30 per person
Registration Fee
Book $11 plus
tee: ' Heart
AssodaUon Card
Adult CPR Heart Saver
RECERTIRCATION Course
Date. 10 k 8
(second Wednesday of each month)
Time: 7:30 a.m.- 9:30 a.m.
1:30 p.m.- 3:30 p.m.
Cost: $15 per person
Note: Must Preregtster
Call 742-5488 to register for any of
the classes listed in this section.
1st
For 1Mama
1st Friday is offered on the first Fddey of
eve monthand is designed to address
women's issues.
American Red Cross
Community First Aid and Safety
Thb course includes adult CPR, infant/
ch ,d CPR, basic first aid techniques and
eraergency rescue procedures which will
,id an injured person until medical help
can arrive.
Date: Sept. 20
Time: 8:30 a.m.-
Cost: $35
5:00 p.m.
American Cancer Society
Cancer Support Group
This support group meets every second
and fourth Monday in Stillwater Medical
Center's Board Room. Abbey Clutter is
the facilitator.
Date: Mon. Aug. 26, Sept. 9 & 23
Time: 7:00-8:30 p.m.
Cost: free
Call 742-5488 to register for any of
the classes listed in this section. Please
call 48 hours in advance.
The Llte Weigh
A weight control program using a
practical approach by helping partici-
pants evaluate their food choices and
learn healthy cooking skills. This six-
week session includes weekly nutrition
counseling, a low-impact exercise
session and behavioral counseling.
Date: To be announced
Time: 5:30 - 7:00 p.m.
Cost: $6O
Call 742-$456
to register for The Ute Weigh program.
Please call 48 hours
in advance. C) C)
Date:.Sept. $
Time: 12:1 $p.m., con-
dudlng before 1:00 p.m.
Place: Stlllwater Public Library
adorn
0st xw, Noah
Cost: Free
II
Call 742-5720 to register for 1st Friday.
a
Iencl Check or Money' Order To:
Stillwater Medical Center * I duration Department
1997
PC) Box 2408 SUIwater, OK 74076
CourseT .
Date of Course:
*For mor, (4os) 742.5488
Oopodt Sent: $
CHILDBIRTH AND
INFANT CARE
Hospital Tour
You will get a firsthand look at where your
baby will be born and cared for. You will
also get to preview the journey you will
make from admission, to labor and
delivery, postpartum rare, and discherge.
Date: Sept 11 &
Time: 7:00 p.m.
Cost: Fcee
16
Childbirth Pmparatl
This is a program taught by
registered nurses for tim-birth families or
experienced families who want more
in-depth information. You will learn about
the labor and delivery pro(m, various
relaxation techniques, anesthesia choices
and cesarean births. This program may
be taken anytime during pregnancy, but it
is recommended dudng the last three
months.
Date: Weds: Aug. 6, 13 & 20
Thurs: Aug. 7, 14 k 21
Time: Weds: 7:00 p.m. Thurs. p.m.
$30 per couple
, Breathing and Relaxation
This class is an optional fourth class in the
childbirth .preparation series. This class will
focus on relaxation and breathing tech-
niques. A good choice foe those who do
not think they want an eptdural. Best
taken following the first three dasses.
Date: Aug. 27
Time: 7:00 p.m.
$5.00 per couple
Sibling Class
This class is ecommended for siblings
three years old and up. The children will
get to practice holding a life-like doll,
watch a film about a big dmr, and get a
tour of the hospital to see where morn
and baby will be staying. They will even
get to make a bib for the new baby.
Date: Sept. 10 &
Time: 7:00 p.m.
Cost: Free
Oct. 8
Care
Learn techniques to promote the healthy
and safe development of your newborn.
Discussion includes baby care basics such
as feeding, diapering and bathing your
baby, as well as the phy, -.al appeamn
of newborns and for
Date: Aug. 20 &
Time: 7:00 p.m.
Cost: Free
SapL 24
mnflmt/CMM CPR
Learn the life-saving techniques of infant/
child CPR which are different from adult
CPIL This program, taught by a regis-
tered nurse, also covers important
techniques necessary to assist a choldng
Infant or child. Certification is available.
Date: Sept. 17 & Oct. 15
Time: 6. 0 p.m.
Cost: 125/coupleor $15/dngle
Book $9 plUS American Heart
Association Card
Refresher
for
taken
This program, taught
by experienced labor
and delive nurses,
will provide you
informaUon on the
most current labor
and delivery options.
They will also review
breathing and
relaxation techniques.
This program may be
at any time dudng your pregnancy.
Date: Aug. 19 & Sept 23
Time: 7:00 p.m.
Cost: ' $25 per couple
A certified breastfeeding instructor will
teach you the "hows" and "whys" of
tng. You'll learn about the
anatomy and physiology of breastfeeding
and how to recognize and prevent
The benefits of
ing for mother and baby will
also be discussed along with tips on
pumps, storage of milk and
bmaslfeeding as a Working morn. This
dass Is designed to be taken dudng the
last two months of pregnancy.
Date: Sept. 9 & Oct. 7
Time: 7:00 p.m.
Cost: $1S per cou
Birth Consultation
A Birth Consultation gives the expectant
mother a unique opportunity to meet
with a registered nurse prior to her labor
and delivery to develop a personalized
birth plan. Dudng this consultation, the
mother will learn about different options
she has conraming her medication and
medical care which affords families a
feeling of control in the birth process.
Call Women's Resources at 742-5738 to
a ntrnent
"pan ....
Call 742-57]8
to register for any of the dasses listed in
this section. Please call hours in
advance.
