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Curtis, David and Susie Finney’s grandson, was burned on 16% of his body and is
making daily trips to the hospital to change bandages and check for infection.

Barbara Hicks was to have hip
surgery Tuesday, the 13th.

Rebecca Denali, Jimmy Hyde’s sister, is in the hospital with a staff infection.

Jack Stephenson is doing some better.

Orval Stafford has begun therapy.

Pauline Moore, Linda Schoonover’s
mother, is struggling with her health and Peggy Moore, Linda’s sister, is trying to care for her.

Orville
Johnson, brother to Lois Notley and Henretta Beal, is in the hospital in OK City with cancer.

Dillon Lamb,
Star Kimrey’s cousin, is in St. Francis Children’s Hospital with cancer.

Stormy Ward is dealing with severe
chronic pain and depression.

Sandra Hartzfeld continues to struggle with her health.

Dian Price, Angela
Lalli’s aunt, is being treated for cancer.

Continue to remember all those with continuing health problems who
are listed on the back of your monthly calendar.

Remember our missionaries and our shut-ins.

Family News

Congratulations to Angela Davis who is now, officially, an LPN!

Green Country Singing

This Sunday, the 18th, we will meet at 2:00 at the Assisted Living Unit to encourage the residents with song. Anyone who would like to join in, please meet us there! You will be glad you did!

The Red Cross Blood Drive will be held here in the Family Life Center from noon to 4:00 on Friday, July 23. A sign-up sheet is on the lobby bulletin board for you to pick a time slot.

Thanks so much to all that were so helpful as we relocated to this area. Special thanks to Lee, Mark, Brent and Don for being there to help unload the truck and to Karen who worked very hard to help us find a house. We are happy to be here and be a member of the family at Dewey.

Rick and Tammy Ruckman (Be sure to welcome Rick and Tammy to the family here and add them to your member directory.

Their address is 139 SE Fenway Ave., Bartlesville,
74006 and their phone numbers are R-405-313-7072 & T-405-313-1575.)

Please Note: Chuck and Steph Martz no longer have their land-line phone, just their cell phones which arelisted in your directory.

Lawn Mowing

Thank you to all the men who keep our yard mowed and trimmed! Most of the dates on the sign-up sheet are filled! If you would like to fill the remaining ones, see the sheet on the lobby bulletin board to choose your dates. See Roy Hopkins if you have any questions.

New Member
Please add Faye Davis to your member directory. She lives at 393300 W 2900 Rd, Ochelata

Schedule of Services

Sunday
Bible Study – 9:00 a.m.
Worship – 10:00 a.m.
Worship – 6:00 p.m.

Wednesday
Bible Study – 7:00 p.m.

Church Bulletins

07/25/10

07/18/10

07/11/10

Our Military

Chris Wadsworth (Hopkins’ nephew)
Joel Newton (Hopkins’ grandnephew)
Steven Reed (Wanda Chapman’s grandson)
John Theobald
Bryan Sheets (Ann’s grandson)
Ryan McNair (Ray and Doylene’s grandson)
Steven Wagasky (Ray and Doylene’s grandson-inlaw)

The Shepherd's Staff

Proverbs - Terrel Taylor

I read the book of Proverbs more than any other book in the Bible. A few years ago Doug Wheeler encouraged us to read a chapter of Proverbs every day, thus completing the entire book of 31 chapters in about 1 month, and then repeating that process throughout the year. The thing that stands out to me in the book of Proverbs are the things that are repeated over and over. This tells me that they are very important. The first thing that comes to our mind is admonishing us to seek wisdom. Then comes controlling our temper, controlling our tongue and being peacemakers. It
seems to me that all these things work together. A wise person controls his temper and if we control our temper it is easier to control our tongue. If we do all these things we will be peacemakers. Let me encourage all of you to continue to study Proverbs. It is a great book. I have been greatly encouraged by comments from new members about the work that all of you do.
Thank you. Love to all, Terrel

Helping Others - Robert Hamm

Every year we see several natural disasters: earthquakes, floods, tornados, and hurricanes. It is right plus encouraging to see God’s people and many Americans respond to help victims they have never met or expect to meet. It is great to see big trucks parked at those disaster sites with signs on their
sides: “Churches of Christ Disaster Relief!” Other churches and organizations from all across the land send and go to help the helpless and homeless! We all sacrifice because we have learned from Jesus
Christ and His Word that this is what one does when others are suffering! (Luke 10:25-37; James 2:14-17) It is noteworthy that the American Atheist Association nor the financially well-endowed ACLU have
never sent a dime for such relief. I thank God for first loving us and for teaching us to love others! Way to go, Dewey church! Thank God for opportunities!

Dewey Church of Christ

P.O. Box 340

Dewey, OK 74029-0340

Phone: 918-534-2782

Fax: 918-534-3103