

.: Batesville, Mississippi | Presbyterian Church (USA) :.
Bay Newell Brush, son of Lisa and David Brush, was born on April 20,
2006. He weighed 7 lbs. 12 ounces. Bay is the grandson of Jann
Williams.
Our Christian sympathy is with the family of W.D. Gordon who died on
April 19, 2006. Mr. Gordon is the father of our long-time organist,
Reggie Gordon. The family requests memorials be given to the Reggie
Gordon Flower Fund. Visitation is this Saturday, April 22, at 10:00
A.M. at First Baptist Church with the funeral to follow at 11:00 A.M.
on Saturday, April 22, at First Baptist Church in Batesville.
Sadie Jackson, Geoffrey Jackson, Kate
Jackson, Christian Jackson, Chris Jackson,
Bobby Reed, Rebecca Reed, Christopher
Reed, Calvin King, Jr., Matt Portia, Anna
Katharine Tye, Dixie Lamb, Mazie Lamb,
Mitchell Daugherty, Magda Gonzalez,
Chloe Gonzalez, Amanda Wolfe, George
Randolph, Faye Lewis, Jessica Ellis,
Ann Haynes, Michael Magee, Jeff Magee,
Kelley Magee, Will Magee, Rusty Lamb,
Missy Cannon, Mary Alice Wink, Bob
Wink, Pat Baker, Charlie Baker, Brad
Greenlee, Julie Greenlee, Michael Cole,
Machael Sorrells, Mary Frances Woods,
Kaila Duarte, Helen Kelly, Travis
Matthews, Betty Jane Matthews, Chris
Pino, Carly Ginn, Betty McMillian,
Calvin Patton, Roxann Patton, Josh
Patton, Hali Ragon, Whitney Prather,
Tyler Brewer, Virginia Harrison, Jean
Robison, Hank Robison, Sabina Szylobryt,
Windham Vance, Darin Mair, Brooke
Vance, Bryce Colbert, Britt Colbert, Jennifer
Colbert, Mary Ellen Wills, Ken Wills, Libby
Minor, Bobby Risner, Carey Prather, Joe
VanDyke, Gerry VanDyke, Leonard
VanDyke, Tanner Cruse, Loren Cruse,
Shannon Cruse, Tory Cruse, Maria Prather,
Bryan Prather, Katie Prather.Adventure of the
Treasure Seekers
Exploring God's Promises
Vacation Bible School
June 19th-23rd
We invite all children ages 4 through 5th grade to be a part of the excitement at our Vacation Bible School, Adventure of the Treasure Seekers: Exploring God's Promises.
With this archaeology-themed VBS, children will be transformed into young archaeologists or Treasure Seekers. Each day, they will dig into the Word of God to discover one of God's most previous promises. Through daily "Discovery Digs," children will find treasures that will remind them of these promises. The Bible stories presented at Promise Point will illustrate the promise and encourage further exploration into the Bible. Your children will extend their learning through every activity: making their own special treasures in the Art-i-facts lab, enjoying tasty snacks at the Canteen Cabana, singing fun Treasure Seekers tunes at Rhythm Rock, learning how to share God's treasures with others at Mission Tel, and participating in recreational activities at Treasure Track.
Rebecca York Bell, Leslie Anne Bell,
Walton Bell, Maria Prather, Bryan Prather,
Carey Prather, Kelly Major, Jonathan
Mackey, Kyle Foshee, Sally Durr.
The Session has established a Long Range Planning Committee consisting of Kenny Hopper as Moderator, William Cole and Billie Lois Marshall. Three months from now they will report back to the Session with their recommendations. They invite your suggestions about the issues outlined below.
The Long Range Planning Committee will:
1. Review all church property including the old sanctuary, Whitten House, Youth House and vacant lot next to the church.
2. Determine parking requirements and needs and review the church's use of the First Security Bank parking lot.
3. Contact the First United Methodist Church of Batesville and other area churches including those in Oxford and Tupelo to determine cost of construction of a Family Life Center.
4. Contact First Baptist Church of Batesville to determine the cost of upkeep, maintenance and personnel on their Family Life Center.
5. Determine the cost to repair the old sanctuary and consider how it may be used if repaired.
6. Determine the best location and size of a new building and consider a range of building materials such as red steel.
7. Receive reports and recommendations from any church member who has contacted architects or other professionals in regard to these matters.
8. Consult with other church members, church groups or outside experts as needed.
9. Report their recommendations to the Session six months after they are established.
8:30 A.M. & 11:00 A.M. worship services
Maundy Thursday
April 13th
7:00 P.M. communion
& tennebrae service
Easter Egg Hunt, Saturday, April 15th
11:00 A.M. @ the Carlson's,
505 College St .
Easter Sunday, April 16th
8:30 A.M. & 11:00 A.M.
worship services
Confirmation class acknowledged
during 11:00 A.M. service
on Easter Sunday
Your support of One Great Hour of Sharing brings fresh water to thirsty communities around the globe.
In villages like Erube's, for instance, One Great Hour of Sharing supports initiatives to drill local wells designed to protect water from contamination. Those wells spell freedom for children like Erube to do what they're best at: being children.
Meanwhile, Muhamad and his neighbors know the impact of One Great Hour of Sharing because they now have clean water and basic sanitation. That frees villagers like Muhamad to focus energy on the long process of recovering life and community.
"When was it that we saw you thirsty and gave you something to drink?" they asked. And Jesus answered them, "When you did it to the least of these…" Come prepared to give to the One Great Hour of Sharing Offering on Easter Sunday, April 16th, at the 8:30 and 11:00 A.M. worship services.
We are inviting all children ages 4 through 5th grade to be a part of the excitement at our Vacation Bible School, "Adventure of the Treasure Seekers: Exploring God's Promises." With this archaeology-themed VBS, children will be transformed into young archaeologists or Treasure Seekers. Each day, they will dig into the Word of God to discover one of God's most precious promises. The five promises of God we want all children to know are: God Loves You, God Knows You, God Treasures You, God Forgives You, and God Is With You. Through daily "Discovery Digs," children will find treasures that will remind them of these promises. Children will extend their learnings through every activity: making their own special treasures in the Art-i-facts Lab, enjoying tasty snacks at the Canteen Cabana, singing fun Treasure Seekers tunes at Rhythm Rock, learning how to share God's treasures with others at Mission Tel, and participating in recreational activities at Treasure Track.
Come dig with us at Batesville Presbyterian Church on June 19–23 from 9:00 A.M. until Noon. Volunteers are needed. Call Haley Williams at 563-9092 or Sara Helen Ware at 578-3983!
Mr. and Mrs. John David Myers
request the honour of your presence
at the marriage of their daughter
Jennifer Lynn
to
Mr. Reginald Mark Garner, Jr.
Saturday, the eighth of April
Two thousand and six
at six o'clock in the evening
Batesville Presbyterian Church
Batesville , Mississippi
and afterwards for the reception
299 Westmoreland Circle
We welcome these who visited in our church on Sunday, April 2nd:
Elizabeth Weiss, Kathryn Jackson, Christian
Jackson, Sandra Jackson, Chris Jackson,
Maria Prather, Katie Prather, Bryan Prather,
Candice Reed, Brooke Vance, Darin Maier.
Dear Batesville Presbyterian Church,
Thank you for your prayers and concern during my grandfather's recent illness and death. I am truly blessed to be involved in a congregation as great as ours. I also thank you for your gift to his memorial in Greenwood, Ms. My family is very appreciative of your generosity. Knowing that I have the church family I do makes facing difficult times much easier. Thank you again.
God bless,
Brad Clark