Hello Ladies,
Many churches have church bulletins online now, but we still have the printed ones. Here are some of the poems and snippets from recent church bulletins:
Count your blessings, not your crosses.
Count your gains, not your losses.
Count your joys, not your woes.
Count your friends, not your foes.
Count your courage, not your fears.
Count your laughter, not your tears.
Count your health, not your wealth.
Count on God, not yourself.
The best vitamin for a Christian is B1.
The Lord's church: Under same management for over 2000 years.
Soul food served here.
Always pray to have eyes that see the best in people,
A heart that forgives the worst,
A mind that forgets the bad, and
A soul that never loses faith in God.
8 comments:
All very good advice!
All are so good....especially the third one....thanks for the post!
QUE GRAN VERDAD EN ESTAS PALABRAS, ME CUESTA MUCHO MIRAR A LOS DEMAS CON OTROS OJOS, LOS IMPIOS PUEDEN SER MUY MOLESTOS Y MALOS EN ALGUNAS CIRCUNSTANCIAS, LA COMUNIDAD EN LA QUE VIVO, ESTA LLENA DE IMPIOS QUE NO QUIEREN SABER NADA CON DIOS, NO LES INTERESA EL MENSAJE DE SALVACION, VIVEN IMPIAMENTE Y TRATAN A LOS DEMAS DE FORMA IMPIA, A VECES NO LOS TOLERO, PERO TENGO QUE RECORDAR LAS PALABRAS DE JESUS: SE MANSO Y HUMILDE, AH DIOS QUE DIFICIL ES A VECES. ME HAS ALENTADO EL DIA. BENDICIONES DESDE LA CALUROSA BUENOS AIRES.
Sirviendo,
Hot weather sounds nice to some of us northerners!!
I love the red and pink roses together...oh and on the dark green runner! Beautiful!
Amelia—all from Dollar Tree
We still print Bulletins at our Church too up here in Anchorage, Alaska. In fact, I do them :) It used to be when we served in Springfield, Oregon, that you could take your Sunday Church Bulletin to the local skating rink that Sunday afternoon and you could get half off your admission. I used to take my boys when they were so little. But that was 17 years ago!
In Texas we could take our church bulletin to many restaurants for a discount on a restaurant meal after church.
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