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The Women’s Missionary Union (WMU) was formed in 1888 as an auxiliary of the Southern Baptist Convention for the purpose of religious evangelism. WMU meets once a month from 10:30am-11:30am for meeting/snack in the fellowship hall. See Judy Bunton for more information.

Published: May 11, 2015 
FoodPantry1The Food Pantry Ministry is an ongoing project. You may bring any boxes or canned food items as well as toilet paper, laundry soap, etc. Put your items in the box in the foyer. Financial donations for the food pantry are also welcomed. Everything is appreciated.  REMEMBER: If anyone in the church has a need, contact the Church office @ 279-9216 or Leesa Kerns (816) 273-7346
Published: April 1, 2015 
Many thanks to the members of Copeland Baptist Church for bringing items this past year for the Operation Christmas Child shoe-boxes. WMU will be operation_christmas_childcollecting items to go into the shoe boxes for 2024.  The drop off box is located inside the front entry way. 
Each month, throughout the year, will have specific item that will be needed to fill each shoe box at the end of the year.  And this list will be displayed above the drop off box, as to make everyone aware of what can be given to Operation CHRISTmas Child.   
October is OPERATION CHRISTMAS CHILD shoebox time.  Begin now finding items to put in one or two boxes for children who wouldn’t have Christmas any other way. Pick up a box (or two) from the church foyer to fill and bring back to the church by early November.  Our goal this year is to have a total of 100 boxes to send to the kids.  You WILL want to be a part of this special ministry effort.
Please pray for God’s presence with each of these boxes and also for the children who will receive them.

Published: April 1, 2015 

Welcome To Our Fellowship

***Copeland Baptist Church would like to welcome to our fellowship – 

 

NEW MEMBERS: Welcome to the Copeland Baptist Church family! We are truly excited that you have made the commitment to follow Jesus Christ with us as we walk the faith journey together. As your pastor, I would like to extend a personal invitation to attend Sunday School @ 9:30-10:30 am.   This is a two-fold blessing in that this will help you grow closer to Christ as well as share your life with us.   Hope to see you there!
GOD is GOOD!!! 
Pastor James

 

 Hebrews 10:25 –  And let us not neglect our meeting together, as some people do, but encourage one another, especially now that the day of his return is drawing near.

 

 

Published: April 1, 2015 
What is the true MARK of a devoted church?  When Christ left this earth and went back to Heaven, the responsibility of building upon the Rock of Jesus Christ was solely up to us (the CHURCH).  So how do we become a church that is building upon the Rock of Jesus Christ?
First, we have to examine ourselves according to Act 2:42-47 – The believers of Christ devoted themselves to the apostles’ teaching and to the fellowship, to the breaking of bread and to prayer.  They were devoted to one another, they met daily with one another and they shared a meal with each other on a regular basis with glad and sincere hearts and they praised God and had favor with all the people. 
Now the Bible didn’t say they devoted themselves only on Sundays when they came to church but daily and in their homes as well.   Do you devote yourself to the teaching of God’s Word? I am not just talking about on Sunday mornings worship service only but how about our Connection time on Sunday morning before service where we study God’s word and share lives together as well as Sunday evening prayer gathering.  We cannot leave out our daily, personal time with God and last but surely not least Wednesday Bible study.  These are great opportunities to devote ourselves to the teaching of God’s Word. 
How do we spend our time outside of the church? Or do we just see and visit one another only on Sundays? Do you devote time with other brothers and sisters in Christ during the week?
The true MARK of a devoted church is how we spend our time with each other outside of the church.  We can’t expect true fellowship to occur during Sunday morning service; it has to also happen on a daily basis.   Do we devote ourselves as a church to lift each other up in prayer on a daily basis? Are we available on Wednesday evening to participate and study God’s word together? 
When the followers of Christ devoted themselves to His Word, His people and their needs, the Bible says that Jesus added to their numbers daily.  Church is NOT just about numbers but when the Church is devoted to Jesus, He can’t help but add to our numbers on a daily basis.  So once again I ask…. Do we bare the MARK of a Church devoted to Jesus?
Devoted Follower of CHRIST,
Pastor James

 

 
 
 
 
 
 
 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 
 
 
 

Published: April 1, 2015 
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