TLBC Missions
Are You On Mission?
Are you “On Mission” outside of the walls of our church? A new Ministry Team is being formed to introduce new neighbors to our church. This team will develop a program to reach out to families moving into our church’s Mission Area.
Sign up to join this team in the Media Center on March 26 or April 2.
You can also join by texting Carol Norville @ (757) 439-4457
Special Needs Ministry: Bingo
February 15th | Fellowship Hall | 1:20pm
Come join the fun with our church members and friends in the community. Volunteers needed to mingle, help serve food items, and clean-up. Fellowship Hall 1:20 pm.
Please Contact Pam Doyle, Discipleship Teacher: pamelatdoyle@msn.com
Lottie Moon Offering
LOTTIE MOON OFFERING FOR INTERNATIONAL MISSIONS
The WEEK OF PRAYER FOR INTERNATIONAL MISSIONS is
December 1—December 8.
The theme is the GREAT PURSUIT
You may give to the Lottie Moon Christmas Offering for International Missions anytime during the months of December and January. Envelopes for your offering and Week of Prayer guides are available for you to use. Your offering may also be given in Realm.
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WHO IS LOTTIE MOON?
Lottie Moon was appointed a missionary to China July 7, 1873. She was a bold woman of action and radical obedience who shared Christ with the people of China to the end. Lottie died December 24, 1912, leaving a legacy of love and service to her Lord. In truth, she was a disciple of Christ, and she left everything in order to follow her Savior. Her influence led to the establishment of Woman’s Missionary Union and inspired other missions’ pioneers to join her on the field. Her passionate letter-writing led to the offering that bears her name today, Lottie Moon Christmas Offering for International Missions. Lottie’s life is a reminder of why we must give to send and support missionaries serving among unreached people in unreached places. Today, when gifts aren’t growing as quickly as the number of workers God is calling to the mission field, Lottie’s call for sacrificial giving rings with more urgency than ever.
(For more information: www.imb.org/who-was-lottie-moon/)