Rutherford Weekly

Thursday, January 20-January 26, 2011 www.rutherfordweekly.com 828-248-1408 Rutherford Weekly - Page 27 AREA CHURCH HAPPENINGS AREA CHURCH HAPPENINGS DEADLINE FOR CHURCH HAPPENINGS: MONDAY AT 10:00AM Submit Church Happenings; Mail: 369 Butler Rd., Forest City, NC 28043 •Fax: 828-245-7013 •Email: events@rutherfordweekly.com Mt. Vernon Clubhouse Mt. Vernon Clubhouse Country Ham & Chicken Pie Supper Sat. Jan. 29, Sponsored by: Mt. Vernon Baptist Ch. Providence United Methodist Church Chase Middle School. Faith Baptist Church High Shoal Baptist Church Country Ham & Chicken Pie Supper Sat. Jan. 29, 4:30pm-7pm. Adults $8, kids 6-12 $5, under 5 free. Please 4:30pm-7pm. Adults $8, kids 6-12 $5, under 5 free. Please bring one non perishable food item for the community pantry. bring one non perishable food item for the community pantry. Sponsored by: Mt. Vernon Baptist Ch. Providence United Methodist Church Sponsoring a Chicken Pie Lunch Jan. 30, following our 5th Sunday Singing. Adults $7, kids under 12 $4, under 4 eat free. Chase Middle School. City. Info: Pastor Chad Roach at 704-418-2193 Or Deacon Eddie Stacey at 828-248-2946. Stacey at 828-248-2946. Grace Missionary Methodist Church 221A & Kelly Rd. Caroleen. High Shoal Baptist Church Singing Sun. Jan. 23, 6pm. Featuring: The Lamberts. Corner of 221A & Kelly Rd. Caroleen. clothing. 284 High Shoals Church Rd. Henrietta. Info: 828-657- 6448. STATE BUDGET SHORTFALL AND PREPARE FOR 2011 LEGISLATIVE SESSION What does the $3.7 billion budget shortfall mean to nonprofi ts in North Carolina? More than 200 nonprofi t leaders from across the state will convene on January 19 to discuss this critical question and how the new legislative landscape will affect the nonprofi t sector in 2011. The nonprofi t sector provides about 400,000 jobs in North Carolina, roughly 10 percent of the state’s workforce. Last year, 40 percent of North Carolina nonprofi ts reduced staff, according to a survey from the N.C. Center for Nonprofi ts. “North Carolina nonprofi ts experienced a 26% decline in state sup- port last year. According to a new report from the Urban Institute, North Carolina’s decreased investment in nonprofi ts was the fourth-worst of any state in 2009,” said David Heinen, director of public policy and ad- vocacy with the N.C. Center. Moreover, state-funded nonprofi ts in North Carolina experience a wide range of government contracting issues. These include overly complex and diffi cult-to-complete government bidding and reporting require- ments, unexpected changes to contracts made by the government mid- term, and even nonpayment of contracts and grants. These state cuts and contracting problems have forced already effi - cient nonprofi ts to downsize staff, reduce salaries and benefi ts, and dip into lines of credit. With nothing further to cut internally, a third of North Carolina nonprofi ts had to reduce their level of service this year. Given the state’s looming 2011 budget shortfall, North Carolinians in need are likely to face even deeper cuts. “What may be less obvious is that nonprofi ts’ struggles affect the quality of life for all North Carolinians, not just those who rely on the social safety net. As support for nonprofi ts wanes, children, seniors, low-income families, people with disabilities, victims of domestic vio- lence, and others who rely on their services can’t get the level of care they need,” said Heinen. At the gathering Wednesday, nonprofi t leaders will hear about the changing landscape of the N.C. General Assembly, receive training on working with legislators and advocating for their causes, and learn about the state rules and requirements for lobbying. In addition, United Way of North Carolina and the N.C. Budget & Tax Center will present an update on the state budget and the outlook for economic recovery in North Carolina. Wednesday’s event will be held 9:30am-2:45pm at Marbles Kids Mu- seum in Raleigh and is sponsored by the Z. Smith Reynolds Founda- tion. For more information, visit www.ncnonprofi ts.org. NONPROFITS GATHER TO EXAMINE Sponsoring a Chicken Pie Lunch Jan. 30, following our 5th Sunday Singing. Adults $7, kids under 12 $4, under 4 eat free. Faith Baptist Church Soup Kitchen every Sunday, 4pm. 149 West Main Ext. Forest Soup Kitchen every Sunday, 4pm. 149 West Main Ext. Forest City. Info: Pastor Chad Roach at 704-418-2193 Or Deacon Eddie Grace Missionary Methodist Church Singing Sun. Jan. 23, 6pm. Featuring: The Lamberts. Corner of High Shoal Baptist Church Clothing Give Away Sat. Feb. 5, 8am-2pm. Children’s and adult Clothing Give Away Sat. Feb. 5, 8am-2pm. Children’s and adult clothing. 284 High Shoals Church Rd. Henrietta. Info: 828-657- 6448. High Shoal Baptist Church Special music program, by The North Greenville University Choir Special music program, by The North Greenville University Choir on February 6th, 11:00am service. Public invited! A love offering on February 6th, 11:00am service. Public invited! A love offering will be received. 284 High Shoals Church Road, Henrietta. will be received. 284 High Shoals Church Road, Henrietta. Mt. Pleasant Baptist Church Mt. Pleasant Church Rd. Forest City. New Zion C.M.E. Church Mt. Pleasant Baptist Church Poor Man’s Supper Friday, February 4th, 4:00pm until. $5 per New Zion C.M.E. Church Gospel singing program Sunday, January 23rd, 4:00PM at Gospel singing program Sunday, January 23rd, 4:00PM at Roseland Community Center, Tryon. Featured guest: The St. Paul AME Zion Church Roseland Community Center, Tryon. Featured guest: The Anointed Faithful Singers & others. Please call for more informa- Anointed Faithful Singers & others. Please call for more informa- tion 828-859-9160.tion 828-859-9160. St. Paul AME Zion Church Chittlings/Pig Feet plate sale Sat. Jan. 22, 11am. 200 Lawing Rd. Chittlings/Pig Feet plate sale Sat. Jan. 22, 11am. 200 Lawing Rd. Forest City. 828-447-4099 or 828-245-2090. Forest City. 828-447-4099 or 828-245-2090. Redemption Faith Center Redemption Faith Center Weekly Intercessory Prayer. Welcoming those in need of prayer every Wednesday at 7PM. Info: 828-245-6296. Located 1070 74-A Spindale. TOO MUCH TO LIST! TOO MUCH TO LIST! TOO MUCH TO LIST! O MUCH TO LIST Truckload of great ideas ruckload of great ideas just arrived! S ! TOO MU UCH TO LIST! TOO MUCH DolDollar Martlar Mart 1302 1302 West Main Street Forest City est Main Street est City 828-248-1681 828-248-1681 We have a little bit of everything! GREAT PRICE S GREAT PRICES Come in and check us out! TOO MUCH TO LIST! TOO MUCH TO LIST! TOO MUCH TO LIST! EMPLOYMENT WANTED EMPLOYMENT WANTED NON SMOKING CHRISTIAN LADY will sit with sick or elderly. References available. 704-472- 6799 anytime. NO TIME TO CLEAN, LET ME! Searching for homes to clean. Call to schedule appointment to- day. 864-838-6775, lv msg if no answer. NEED SOMEONE TO CLEAN YOUR HOME? Need someone to help out? Christian lady and can provide references. 704-435- 4938. WILL CLEAN YOUR HOUSE. Reasonable rates. Contact Eliza- beth @ 704-538-3869. Have ref- erences. Monday thru Saturday. EMPLOYMENT WANTED EMPLOYMENT WANTED WILL SIT WITH ELDERLY in their home, or keep children in mine. Mon.-Fri. Call 704-434-2384. H TO LIST BRIDGES AUTO PARTS Tractor Parts Truck & Auto, Complete Machine Shop & Hydraulics Hoses Made 404 South Broadway• Forest City 828-245-4261 Serving Rutherford County Serving Rutherford County since 1939. 828-245-4261 since 1939. How Did By: Evangelist W.C. “Dub” Dellinger - Age 90 You Get It? 8:03 AM MONDAY THRU 1320AM FRIDAY WAGY All my life growing up I would hear about people who had a lot of money and were rich. Some would say don’t mess around with them, as if having money was the unpar- donable sin. Let me say this, just having money is not a sin. How you get the money is the way our God looks at it. It may be His will for you to have millions and billions. How did you get the money and what are you doing with it? You do not have to be rich in gold or silver. You can be rich in livestock, horses and cattle. I suppose the first really rich man men- tioned in a Good Bible would be Abram, whom God loved and changed his name to Abraham, then known as Abraham the Richness. It seems if a man had any gold, he was looked at as a rich man. If you search out a Good Bible about gold, you will find gold mentioned in forty-two books. At a young age, I had a money Gold Piece, won at a city drawing in Cherryville, NC. I don’t recall feeling rich over it. Coming out of a depres- sion, it was good grocery money. It may come as a surprise to some, but your Lord and Savior wants you to be rich. But get it honest by all means, and give back to Him, His part. In this, satisfy yourself and Him. It is alright to be paid for working for the Lord, JUST DON’T PUT THE MONEY FIRST or it will be condemned. Look at money as to buy clothing and food first, then let the other things fall in place. Somewhere along the line find someone to help. You have to show the Lord who and what you are. This can start in the womb and your background raising. We worship the same God as Jacob and Esau. A TRUE and all knowing GOD made decisions between JACOB AND ESAU and His decision turned out right in the life that they both lived. Wonder why so many so called Christians can not get their lives straight and Jacob had to live the life that was appointed him, while Esau did his as he wanted to all the time, self-willed and head strong and would not listen to his Father or Mother. Heb. 12:16... Let there be any fornicator, or profane person, as Esau, for one morsel of meat sold his birth- right. Verse 17 - For ye know how that afterward when he would have inherited the blessing, he was rejected: for he found no place of repen- tance, though he sought it carefully with tears. He abused what he was taught. The same as us abusing the HOLY GHOST today. If you worship money, there will be no forgiveness, because Jesus said so. William C. “Dub” Dellinger Listen to Dub’s message each Sunday at 9 am on WADA - 1390AM. Complete Machine Shop & Hydraulics Hoses Made BRIDGES AUTO PARTS Weekly Intercessory Prayer. Welcoming those in need of prayer every Wednesday at 7PM. Info: 828-245-6296. Located 1070 74-A Spindale. Poor Man’s Supper Friday, February 4th, 4:00pm until. $5 per plate, kids under 6 free. Proceeds go to the pew & chair fund. 397 plate, kids under 6 free. Proceeds go to the pew & chair fund. 397 Mt. Pleasant Church Rd. Forest City. Forest City Church of Christ Forest City Church of Christ Self Help Bible Study “Getting to know God” Study by mail in the comforts of your own home & your own pace. 828-245-2720 leave name, address & phone number. 115 Clay St. Forest City.leave name, address & phone number. 115 Clay St. Forest City. Word of Deliverance Christian Assembly Located: Hwy. 11, Chesnee. 828-305-1280. New Zion Missionary Baptist Church Substance Abuse Meeting every 2nd, 3rd & 4th Monday, 6-7pm. Located: Hwy. 11, Chesnee. 828-305-1280. 7:30pm. 619 Ledbetter Rd. Spindale. Info: 828-305-1280. New Life Christian Fellowship Church of God 601 E. Main St. Spindale. Expect A Miracle Ministry, Ellenboro Self Help Bible Study “Getting to know God” Study by mail in the comforts of your own home & your own pace. 828-245-2720 Word of Deliverance Christian Assembly Substance Abuse Meeting every 2nd, 3rd & 4th Monday, 6-7pm. New Zion Missionary Baptist Church Open Arms Substance Abuse meeting every Tuesday from 6:30- Open Arms Substance Abuse meeting every Tuesday from 6:30- 7:30pm. 619 Ledbetter Rd. Spindale. Info: 828-305-1280. New Life Christian Fellowship Church of God Substance Abuse meetings every Monday night 7pm. Theme: I Never Could Have Made It. Info: James Keeter @ 828-247-4681. 601 E. Main St. Spindale. Expect A Miracle Ministry, Ellenboro Sunday School 10am, Worship at 11am. Everyone welcome, We also are looking for a piano player. 828-460-1286 or 704- 434-2280. Substance Abuse meetings every Monday night 7pm. Theme: I Never Could Have Made It. Info: James Keeter @ 828-247-4681. Sunday School 10am, Worship at 11am. Everyone welcome, located at building beside Farmer John’s Auction on Hwy. 74.located at building beside Farmer John’s Auction on Hwy. 74. We also are looking for a piano player. 828-460-1286 or 704- 434-2280. Low Prices! ‘N SHOP ‘N SHOP SWAP TOO MUCH TO LIST! TOO MUCH TO LIST! TOO MUCH TO LIST! TO OO MUC TO LIS UCH TOO MUCH TO LIST! TOO MUCH TO LIST! TOO MUCH TO LIST! ©Community First Media Community First Media

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