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HAMPTON PARK BAPTIST CHURCH Sunday, February 18, 2018 MESSAGES Morning Worship: Living Your Gospel Citizenship Philippians 1:27-30 Evening Gathering: What s So Important About Fearing the Lord? Part 2 Various Texts GENERAL ANNOUNCEMENTS Save the Date! VBS 2018: Kids on Mission June 3-6 (evenings)

POWER COMPANY ACTIVITIES Sign up at the desk in the Connection Center if you plan to attend the next Power Company Day Trip on Tuesday, February 27: A Mystery Tour of the Local Area. The cost is $15 which includes lunch. Save the date for a trip to Charleston, SC, on April 16-18. More details are available at the desk in the Connection Center. LADIES SPRING LUNCHEON All ladies 9th grade and older are invited to the Ladies Spring Luncheon on Saturday, March 10, at noon in the Miller Activities Center. Tracee Veenstra will join us as our speaker that day. Mark your calendars and save the date! The cost is $8 per person. You may register on our website (click Ladies Spring Luncheon under the Events tab) or at the desk in the Connection Center. COMBINED SUNDAY SCHOOL NEXT WEEK On Sunday, February 25, all adult and teen Sunday School classes will meet in the Main Auditorium. SPRING CORE CLASSES Registration is now open for our Spring Core Classes which begin on Sunday, March 4. You may register on our website or at the desk in the Connection Center. New Testament Survey II - taught by Chris Barney in A-201 Old Testament Survey II - taught by Sam Saldivar in M-110 Worldview/Apologetics II - taught by Tom Wheeler in M-104 Membership Matters (for those seeking membership or more information about Hampton Park) - taught by several pastors in M-118 HPCS: ENROLLMENT OPEN FOR 2018-2019 Hampton Park Christian School is now enrolling students in K4-12th grades for the 2018-19 school year. Families who enroll between now and March 2 will pay a discounted registration fee of $175 per student (fee charged for up to 3 children per family). After March 2, the registration fee returns to the normal rate of $300 per student. If you would like more information about our school, please contact the office at 233-0556 or visit our website at www.hpcsonline.org PRAYER FOR THE NATIONS - BURKINA FASO

MEMBERSHIP MATTERS - WHO IS IT FOR? - Regular Attenders - Learn more about our church family to help you decide whether Hampton Park is the place for you. Existing Members - Be reminded of the values and commitments of our church family, and interact with some of our pastors. - WHAT DO WE TEACH? - The Importance of the Gospel in the Life of Hampton Park History, Mission, and Vision of Hampton Park Membership (Why join a church? What are expectations of members?) Practical ways to connect with and serve other members in the church - WHY SHOULD YOU TAKE THE CLASS? - To join the church To learn what we at HPBC are most passionate about To get to know others who are considering joining HPBC To help welcome incoming members To interact with HP pastors CORE CLASS -HOW DO I SIgn Up? - Contact Ben Fetterolf (benfetterolf@hamptonpark.org) At the desk in the Connection Center The 6-week class begins on March 4

LOOKING AHEAD February 2/25 Mexico 2018 Meeting at 7:00 p.m. in M-211/213 2/27 Power Company Day Trip: Mystery Tour of the Local Area March 3/3 Blood Drive from 8:00 a.m. to 12:30 p.m. in front of the Collins Building 3/9 JourneyWomen Game Afternoon at 3:30 in M-114 3/10 Ladies Spring Luncheon 3/13 Reach-In Meeting at 6:00 in M-202/204 THIS WEEK AT A GLANCE Monday, February 19 Presidents Day - No School or Child Care at HPCS; Offices Open Parenting the Heart begins at 6:45 p.m. LifeGroups: Johansen at 6:30 p.m.; Gass at 7:00 p.m.; Murr at 7:30 p.m. Tuesday, February 20 No Events Planned for this day Wednesday, February 21 Prayer for America at 7:30 a.m. in the Blue Room Ladies Bible Study at 9:15 a.m. in the Blue Room Morning Prayer Service at 11:00 a.m in M-202/204 Evening Prayer Service at 7:00 p.m. in the Blue Room LifeGroups: Basinger, C. Lehman, J. Lehman, MacMillan and Martin at 6:30 p.m.; Whisnant at 6:45 p.m.; Chevalier and Seelig at 7:00 p.m. Thursday, February 22 Men s Bible Study at 9:30 a.m. in the Office Conference Room HPCS: American Heritage Day Program at 10:20 a.m. in the Main Auditorium LifeGroups: Clement at 6:00 p.m., Sallé and Vanning at 7:00 p.m. Friday, February 23 Student Ministry: Sr. High Teen Retreat at Pleasant Ridge (departs after school) LifeGroup: Luttrell at 7:15 p.m. Saturday, February 24 Student Ministry: Sr. High Teen Retreat at Pleasant Ridge (returns before dinner) Outreach at 10:00 a.m.

Are YOU Part of a LifeGroup? Connect In a large church, it is difficult to get to know everyone. A LifeGroup gives you somewhere to start, and it makes a large church feel small. Since LifeGroups are a place for you to connect with other members of Hampton Park, our goal is that the members of each LifeGroup be members of Hampton Park, but you are definitely welcome to start attending a LifeGroup before you become a member. Care We all go through difficult times. We all have times when we need others to help us. One thing we encourage from members of LifeGroups is openness and transparency with each other. In this way, we learn the spiritual and physical needs of each other, and we can work to meet those needs for each other. We also care for each other by spending concentrated time in prayer for each other. Why LifeGroups? We call them LifeGroups because the goal is to develop friendships with other people in our local church in order to live life together with them. If you are new here, LifeGroups are a great way to get connected. If you have been here a long time, LifeGroups are a great way to stay connected and involved in the lives of other members at Hampton Park. What do LifeGroups do? LifeGroups have four main goals. The things that happen at LifeGroup gatherings work towards these goals. Reflect Our LifeGroups are unashamedly centered on God s Word. We believe that God s Word is powerful and that it applies to everyone at every stage of life. Most often we take time to discuss a sermon from the previous Sunday, particularly focusing on how it applies directly to our everyday lives. Our discussions are practical and aimed at life change. Reach Some people like to attend church services without ever getting involved. The members of our LifeGroups regularly reach out to others in our church to help them become more involved in the life of the church. LifeGroups form a base of accountability and encouragement as we individually and together work towards our God-given mission: to make disciples of all nations, starting with our neighbors and co-workers. Why should I join a LifeGroup? The value of LifeGroups is what you put into it. So, we encourage people to commit to attend regularly, be open and transparent with each other, and minister in any way possible to those in their group. If this is your commitment, then LifeGroups could change your life! Where Can I Get More Information? Stop by the LifeGroup kiosk in the Connection Center, or try our groups finder on our app! You can also call the office and we ll be glad to help you.

AUDITORIUM PAGING SYSTEM The auditorium paging system is our method for contacting those who are needed in the nursery or children s ministry. Please note what these numbers indicate, so that you can respond when necessary. Numbers 0-99: assigned to individuals who oversee various areas of the ministry Numbers 100-300: assigned to parents of children in our nurseries Number 400: indicates an approved worker is needed in the nursery. The last digit indicates the number of workers needed. Number 500: indicates an approved worker is needed in the Brown or Collins building. The last digit indicates the number of workers needed. Example: 402-2 approved workers are needed in the nursery. If you are able to respond when a 400 or 500 number is displayed, please proceed directly to the desk in the Connection Center and the Administrative Assistant on duty will direct you to the correct location.