King Street
P.O. Box 435, Chester, NS B0J 1J0
| Minister at Chester | Rev. Daniel Green |
| Minister of Music at Chester | Mr. Whitman Giffin |
| Minister at Canaan | Rev. Daniel Green |
| Director of Music at Canaan | Mrs. Judy Hiltz |
| Minister Emeritus at Chester | Dr. M. Allan Gibson |
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| Chester morning service - 11:00 AM |
August 24 and September 31 |
| 1st Sunday of the month - communion | September7 |
| 3rd Sunday after church fellowship in the AM | |
| Sunday School 9:30 - 10:30 AM Sunday morning | No Sunday School until fall |
| Children's Time during Sunday service - Nursery Available | Children's Time welcomes children from newborn to age seven |
| Monday | Sunday School Teachers Meeting - 6:30 p.m.; Christian Education Committee Meeting- 7:00 p.m. |
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| Wednesday | OASIS in Sackville |
| Thursday | OASIS in Sackville |
| Friday | OASIS in Sackville; The Liturgically Hip at St. Barnabas Church in Blandford - 7:00 p.m. |
| Saturday | OASIS in Sackville ; Salt cod fishcake and baked bean supper $10.00 ages 6-10 $5.00 |
| Sunday |
No Sunday School until fall.; Morning Service 11:00 a.m.; Children's time available during the morning service; Gospel concert with Malcolm Boutilier & Friends, hymn sing begins at 6:30 p.m. |
Christian Education Calendar - Summer 2008
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WHEN IN SORROW John 14, 1 Peter 1: 3 ‑ 9
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WHEN MEN FAIL YOU Psalm 27
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WHEN YOU HAVE SINNED Psalm 51
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WHEN YOU WORRY Matthew 6: 19 ‑ 34
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WHEN YOU ARE IN DANGER Psalm 91
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BEFORE A CHURCH SERVICE Psalm 84
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WHEN YOU HAVE THE BLUES Psalm 34
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WHEN GOD SEEMS FAR AWAY Psalm 139:1‑6
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WHEN YOU ARE DISCOURAGED Romans 8: 18‑27
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WHEN YOU WANT TO BE FRUITFUL John 15
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WHEN YOU DOUBT John 7:17
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WHEN YOU ARE LONELY OR FEARFUL Psalm 23, Psalm 121
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WHEN YOU FORGET YOUR BLESSINGS Psalm 103
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FOR JESUS 'IDEA OF A CHRISTIAN Matthew 5
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FOR JAMES' IDEA OF RELIGION James l: 19‑27
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WHEN YOUR FAITH NEEDS STIRRING Hebrews 11
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WHEN YOU WANT COURAGE Ephesians 6: 10 ‑ 20
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WHEN THE WORLD SEEMS BIGGER THAN GOD Psalm 90
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WHEN YOU WANT REST AND PEACE Matthew 11: 28 ‑ 30
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WHEN YOU WANT CHRISTIAN ASSURANCE .Romans 8: 1 ‑ 10
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PAUL'S SECRET TO HAPPINESS Colossians 3:12 ‑ 1 7
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WHEN YOU ARE BITTER OR CRITICAL 1 Corinthians 13
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IF YOUR PRAYERS ARE NARROW OR SELFISH Psalm 67
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PAUL'S IDEA OF CHRISTIANITY . . . I Corinthians 5: 15‑ l9
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PAUL'S RULES ON HOW TO GET ALONG WITH MEN Romans 12
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FOR A GREAT INVITATION AND OPPORTUNITIES Isaiah 55
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JESUS' IDEA OF PRAYER Luke 11: 1 ‑ 13, Matthew 6: 5 ‑ 15
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ISAIAH'S IDEA OF WORSHIP Isaiah 58: 1‑ 12
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PROPHETS' IDEA OF RELIGION Isaiah l: 10 ‑ 18, Micah 6: 6‑8
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",Thy Word have I hid in my heart that 1 might not sin against Thee." Psalm 119: 11
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| YOU SAY | GOD SAYS | BIBLE VERSES |
| "It's impossible" | All things are possible. | Luke 18:27 |
| "I'm too tired" | I will give you rest | Matthew 11:28-30 |
| "Nobody really loves me" | I love you | John 3:16 & John 3:34 |
| "I can't go on" | My grace is sufficient | II Cor. 12:9 |
| "I can't figure things out" | I will direct your steps | Proverbs 3::5-6 |
| "I can't do it" | You can do all things | Philippians 4:13 |
| "I'm not able" | I am able | II Cor 9:6 |
| "It's not wirth it" | It will be worth it | Romans 8:28 |
| "I can't forgive my self" | I forgive you | 1 John 1:9 & Romans 8:1 |
| "I can't manage" | I will supply all your needs | Philippinas 4:19 |
| "I'm afraid" | I have not given you a spirit of fear | II Timothy 1:7 |
| "I'm always worried and frustrated" | Cast all your care on ME | I Peter 5:7 |
| "I'm not smart enough" | I will give you wisdom | I Corinthians 1:30 |
| "I feel all alone" | I will never leave you or forsake you | Hebrews 13:5 |
Building Expansion Project - Our fund raising goal is $315,000. You can help us build our bridge to reach the goals of the building expansion. If you wish to volunteer or give a monetary donation please call 275-3434 and leave a message. Thank you! Angels are ...the bridge between heaven and earth
The United Baptist Women/s Missionary Union is collecting grocery tapes. They will accept Sobeys, Lofood, Foodland, and Price Chopper tapes. You can give you tapes to anyone on the missions committee.
Bulletin Submissions by E-mail or Call 275 3011
Click here to join our E-mail Prayer Chain
Check the following web site for Bible Information
Christian Radio Station - 93.9 FM - CJLU
New Testament on Cassette tapes now available at $2.00 each. See Doug Oickle
Pewter Ornaments in celebration of 240 years available - see Elaine Hatt
Copies of "A Story of the Baptists at Chester" by Dr. M. Allen Gibson is available for $12.00 ( check on availability
Original litho art by Julius Zarand for a $20.00 donation to the expansion fund
Wheels to Worship- call the church
"Just Us" coffee and tea - see Brian Jackson
The Giving Spirit Collection - The first item is a pin produced by Birdsall-Worthington Pottery. The pins are a numbered, limited edition with 110 pins available at a cost of $200.00 each. All monies raised are for the Expansion Fund. See anyone at the church for further information.
Church phone: 275-3434
E-mail: chesterubc@ns.sympatico.ca
| Church Clerk - Mrs. Carol A. Nauss -275-3826 | Treasurer - Mr. Art Mattson Cemetery- Mr. Art Mattson |
Deacon's Board - Deacon |
| Finance - Mr. Leonard Stevens | Trustees -Mr. Peter Hatt -275-3464 | Music - Mr. David Jamison |
| Flowers - Mr. Whit Giffin | Tellers -Mrs. Mae Stoddard | Ushers - Roger Hirtle |
| Christian Education - Mrs. JoAnn Johnson | Social - Mrs. Jean Chandler, Mrs. Colleen Zinck | Women's Auxiliary -Mrs. K. Keddy and Elaine Hatt -275-3291 |
| Just Friends - Roger Hirtle | Nominating - Mrs. Joanne Giffin, Mrs. Lynn Ross, Mr. Brian Jackson | Missions - Mrs. Trishe Colman Green |
| Janitor- Mr. Greg Stevens | Baptism - Mrs. Donna Collicutt | Cemetery - Mr. Harvey Flemming & Brian Jackson |
| Junior Ushers- | Sunday School- Harvey Flemming | Visiting - Mr. Doug Oickle 275-5348 |
| Memorial - Mr. Ted Chandler | Auditors - Mr. John Chandler & Mrs.Rachel Davidson | Librarian - Mrs. JoAnn Johnson |
| Children's Time - Mrs. Susan Chandler |
Chester Youth For Christ -Mrs. Bev Armstrong; Mrs. Terri DeMont |
Secretary - Mrs. Donna Myers-Rafuse |
| August 18 -24 | August 25-31 | September 1-7 | |
| Monday | Psalm 111:1-10 | Psalm 84:1-12 | Psalm 84: 1-12 |
| Tuesday | Ephesians 5:6-20 | Ephesians 6:10-24 | Ephesians 6:10-24 |
| Wednesday | John 6:52-59 | John 6: 52-29 | John 6:60-71 |
| Thursday | 1 Kings 3:16-28 | 1 Kings 3:16-28 | 2 Chron 24:14b-22 |
| Friday | 1 Kings 8:1-21 | 1 Kings 8:1-21 | Mark 6: 14-29 |
| Saturday | 1 Kings 8:22-43 | 1 Kings 8:22-43 | Song 1:102:1 |
| Sunday | 1 Cor 4:1-17 | 1 Cor 4:1-17 | Song 2:2-15 |
People in Exile
Bible Quiz 
1. What king of Judah was temporarily exiled in Assyria, where he repented of his evil ways?
2. Who was king when Jerusalem fell to the Babylonians?
3. What prophet went into exile in Babylon?
4. Who was appointed governon of Judah after the people went into exile?
5. When the Assyrians deported the people of Israel, how man of the twelve original tribes were left?
1. What judge fled from his kin and lived in the land of Tob? Jephithah
2. Christians were scattered throughout Judea and Samaria because of a persecution that began after whose death? Stephen's
3. What exiled king of Judah became a friend of the king of Babylon? Jehoiachin
4. Who predicted the Babylonian exile to Hezekiah? Isaiah
5. Who was king in Israel when the Assyrians deported the people? Pekah
PLEASE NOT THE BIBLE QUIZ WILL RETURN IN SEPTEMBER - TAKE A REST
A social group within the Church primarily established for the "older" young people - which started with the 30's and 40's group and quickly encompassed anyone from their 20's to their 70's- to provide a means of social enjoyment once a month for the couples and singles of the congregation. It should be added that those of us who were in our 40's, fourteen years ago, are now that much older.
This group is designed to give persons with simple interests and religious background an opportunity to enjoy fun and fellowship in doing things together.
What We Are NOT:
We and NOT a Bible Study or Prayer Group. Our main purpose is not necessarily that of religious study- although at our regular meetings we have time for a short devotional meditation.
What We Do:
We enjoy bowling, outings to our Association Campsite at Long Lake, good food, evenings of parlour games, special speakers on topics of interest, have made visits to places such as the Weather Office, International Airport, tours of buildings, places, naval vessels, barbecues and many other enjoyable pursuits.
We also are prepared to assist in whatever way we can and have, in the past, taken the evening worship service. We hold fund raisers within the group in support of the Summer Ministry and other vital aspects of the Church. At Easter, we organize and do the Annual Easter Breakfast for the Church.
We are there for the mutual encouragement of the others in our group and support in times of distress and need.
We are organized with a Chairman, Vice Chairman, Program Coordinator, Treasurer and Telephone Committee and these positions are elected at our meeting in January.
Having been led, as we believe, to accept Jesus Christ as our Savior, and, on a profession of our faith, having been baptized in the name of the Father, of the Son and of the Holy Spirit, we do now solemnly and joyfully covenant with one another.
That, aided by the Holy Spirit, we will walk together in brotherly love, with Christian sympathy and kindness; exercise a Christian care and watchfulness over one another, and tenderly and faithfully admonish and help as may be needful; faithful in our engagements; cultivate Christian sympathy in feeling and courtesy in speech; participate in one another's joys; bear one another's burdens and sorrows; be slow to take offence and always ready for reconcilation;
That we will not neglect the services of the church, and will habitually observe secret prayer and the reading of the Scriptures, earnestly seeking therein the help of the Holy Spirit;
That we will strive for the advancement of this church in all its spiritual and temporal interests, and will sustain its worship, ordinances, discipline and doctrines; that, according to our ability, we will contribute regularly to its support and ministries, particularly in the spread of the gospel at home and abroad; and that we will endeavor to lead to Christ our friends and acquaintances;
That we will co-operate with other churches, and Christian agencies in the fight against all organized and unorganized evils;
That in case of removal from this place we will, as soon as possible, unite with some other church where we can carry out the spirit of this covenant; And through life, amidst evil report and good report, we will seek to live to the glory of our Lord Jesus Christ.
Links to Other Churches and Christian Organizations
Op Athena, in Kabul, Afghanistan- A
mission Information Line put in place by the Canadian Forces so that folks
here can call and get updated on the mission and personal experiences of the
soldiers. I have a mailbox which I record on a week basis. If you
would like to hear my voice message the number to call is 1-800-866-4546 and
press 1243to go directly to my box. "Barb" B.I. Putnam, padre NSE/NCE
Atlantic Baptist Men
Baptist Convention of Ontario and Quebec
The Institute for Christian Leadership
Nav Press Discipleship Journal
CHURCHES
First Cornwallis United Baptist Church, Centerville, N.S.
Hillcrest United Baptist Church, Saint John NB
Pereaux United Baptist Church, Pereaux, NS
Truro Heights United Baptist Church, Truro, NS
West End United Baptist Church, Halifax, NS
St. Stephen's Anglican Church, Chester, NS
Convention of Atlantic Baptist Churches
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August 2008
Check out some of the ways God has worked in and through the ministry of our Convention over the past year. This year’s Yearbook contains details financial reports as well as statistical information from member churches. Does your information in the online Convention directory need to be corrected? After logging into the site with your user name and password you can correct it using our new form. Join us August 20-23, 2008 at Mount Allison University, Sackville NB Online registration ends August 17th but you can register upon arrival in the university gymnasium (corner of Lansdowne and York) on Wednesday from 9:00am-9:00pm. Late registration will take place in the lobby of Convocation Hall on Thursday and Friday. Nametags required for admission to all events.
Highlights will include:
Special Speakers:
Devotional Speakers:
Worship Leaders: The Penny Merchants from Toronto Concert Artists:
Oasis Arts Celebration hosted by Beverley Robart:
Worship Electives:
After Hours Gatherings for Fellowship:
Plus:
 Reserve the date: August 20-23, 2008, Mount Allison University in Sackville NB A fresh approach to our annual family gathering featuring:
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