WEEKLY BULLETIN

NEWS AND NOTES

Welcome this Great Lord's Day!
We here at Basehor welcome you and are glad that you are here to Worship the Lord and give thanks unto Him today and always.

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NEEDED PRAYERS for Bryce Wright (grandson of a friend of the Williams family) who has multiple health problems.
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CONTINUE TO PRAY for Clarence Garman, Kathleen Pluimer, RoseAnn Porterfield, Susan McAdams, the Dulac family (Robert’s sister and her family), Roy Moore, Buffy (Barb & Jim’s neighbor), Keith McDonald’s brother (friend of Tucker), Glenda Perez, Ethan (Michelle’s nephew) and for Molly Downs.
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A THOUGHT TO REMEMBER:
All sunshine, without a little rain, makes a desert.

- Reminisce Magazine

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HOW TO LIVE FOR CHRIST

Do good to all people no matter what they do to you (Galatians 6:10). Christ is our example of doing good (Acts 10:38). We must follow in His steps (1 Peter 2:21).

Bless and love your enemies (Matthew 5:44). Christ was hated, mocked, spat upon, beaten...yet He prayed, “Father, forgive them” (Luke 23:34). When we do this, we have the mind of Christ (Philippians 2:5).

Feed the hungry, clothe the naked, visit the sick (Matthew 25:34-36). Christ went about helping the downhearted (Matthew 9:35). By us doing this (especially to the brethren), it is the same as us doing it to Christ (Matthew 25:40).

Count others better than yourself (Philippians 2:3). This is truly being Christ-like. When we do this, we are serving as Christ did selflessly (John 13:4-5).

Put the kingdom (church) first in all things (Matthew 6:33). Jesus died for the church (Acts 20:28); we need to live for it. Put Christ’s body above all earthy things.

This is Christianity. Do these things with all your might (Ecclesiastes 9:10). Be steadfast, always abounding in the work of the Lord (1 Corinthians 15:58).

- Robert H. Martin

White church building with a black roof and covered porch with blue gray sky and green grass
White church building with a black roof and covered porch with blue gray sky and green grass

Basehor
Church of Christ

16665 Leavenworth Road
Basehor, Kansas 66007
(913) 724 - 3391

www.basehorchurchofchrist.org

10 MAY 2026

Come Worship With Us

Sunday
Worship Service 11:00 a.m.

Wednesday
Bible Study 7:00 p.m.

STRIVING TO DO GOD'S THINGS GOD'S WAY
AND TO WORSHIP OUR GOD - - HIS WAY;
FORSAKING OUR OWN IDEAS,
WE SEEK HIS WILL IN ALL THINGS.

GOD’S SIMPLE PLAN TO SAVE MAN

Hear God's Word- Romans 10:17
Believe- Hebrews 11:6
Repent- Acts 17:30
Confess- Acts 8:36-37
Be Baptized- Acts 2:38
Live Faithfully- Hebrews 5:9

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ECHOES OF LOVE

The other day a boy refused to obey his mother. Angrily he ran to a ravine and cried, “I hate you!” Suddenly the words came echoing back, “I hate you!” Frightened, the boy ran to his mother and said, “There’s a bad man in the woods. I heard him say, “I hate you.”

Knowing what had happened she said, “Go back and say, “I love you.” The little boy called out, “I love you.” And the same words came back to him. “Son,” she said, “this is a law of life, what you give, you get. What you say, you hear.”

The Bible says “Be not deceived; God is not mocked: whatsoever a man soweth, that shall he reap” (Galatians 6:7). - Bulletin Digest
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HAPPY MOTHER’S DAY!

PRIVILEDGED TO SERVE- May 10

Announcements - Russ Davis
Song Leader - Russ Davis
Scripture Reading - Tucker Williams
Scripture - Mark 4:26-29
Opening Prayer - Wayne McAdams
Preside at Table - Ray Williams
Assist at Table - Keith Bennink
Offering - Ray Williams
Closing Prayer - Greg Pluimer
Speaker - Steve Wright

PRIVILEDGED TO SERVE- May 17

Announcements - Tucker Williams
Song Leader - Tucker Williams
Scripture Reading - Keith Bennink
Scripture - Mark 4:30-32
Opening Prayer - Wayne McAdams
Preside at Table - Jim Cauveren
Assist at Table - Russ Davis
Offering - Jim Cauveren
Closing Prayer - Greg Pluimer
Speaker - Abe Jacobs


A MOMMA’S LOVE

- By Gary L. Hutchens

A mother’s love is special. It may be the best illustration we commonly observe of what agape love describes in scripture. A mother loves her child no matter what. In spite of how many pregnancies are terminated by abortion, a mother’s love remains one of the strongest resisting forces against that procedure. A child may be born severely handicapped, but his mother loves him just the same, with all of the same affection and sincerity she bestows upon her children who are not handicapped. In observing her deep love and devoted care, without even thinking about it she serves as a graphic visual example of true, selfless love.

A child may go off to school and get picked on by his classmates. He may be made fun of unmercifully. He may be shamed for some physical characteristic, some speech impediment or a learning handicap. He may even be made to feel second class by his teacher. But, he knows he can always go to his mother and feel loved and be reassured of his self worth.

A child may grow up, go off on his own, run with the wrong crowd and go bad. He may get into trouble on a repeated basis, run afoul of the law and end up in jail. He may lose his direction and take a path of wickedness. He may so ruin his life that he alienates virtually everyone around him. He may get fired because of irresponsible behavior. He may lose his wife and children. He may even be castigated by society and spend half of his years incarcerated. Still, his mother will love him, hold out hope for him, visit him in prison and try to encourage him to change.

Ah, a mother’s love! Yet there is one thing that many mothers fail to do for their children that could make all the difference in the world. It could mean the difference between failure and success for their children. It could be the thing that opens the eyes of their children to real meaning and direction and fulfillment in life. In the end, it could bring abiding happiness and peace to not only their children, but also to themselves. Yet so many mothers fail to do this one thing that is more important than all else that they do for their children. They fail to bring them up in the ways of the Lord!

There is no greater gift that a mother could give to her child than knowledge of God and His teachings. That gift could help her child understand that he has eternal worth, that he was created in the image, not just of his mom and dad, but more profoundly in the image of his Heavenly Father. That gift would be the surest way to guide her child along a path of righteousness and goodness and to guarantee eternal life in Heaven. “Train up a child in the way he should go, and when he is old he will not depart from it” (Prov. 22:6).