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03/13/2022 Newsletter

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Pray for One Another


To request prayer, email mosaicnazarene@gmail.com

or call/text (520) 709-0815


Our pastors and their families

Our board members


Barb Gionfriddo's Sister

Loren and Carol Hall

Frank Sundstum

Debbie Jones' sister Karen Frank

Mary Ann Watson's friend, Diane

RJ Thibodeaux

Brenda's Uncle

Barb Keeler's sister

Valerie Thibodeaux

Brenda's friend Leanne's parents, Warren and Irene

Judy Baker

Christine Runice the family and friends of Elaine Marz

The family and friends of Jim Popp, especially Marlene


The many unspoken requests


Make sure you're a part of our Facebook group to get prayer requests as they come in: https://www.facebook.com/groups/21109057279


 

Bible Reading Plan


Week 11

 

Verse of the Week


Click here to read the verses in context.

 

Coming Up...







 

Holiness Today

A Name Born of Prayer

(The origin of the Nazarene Church)

Near the end of September 1895, Phineas Bresee was dismissed as the preaching pastor at the Peniel Mission in downtown Los Angeles. One year earlier, he had deliberately swerved from a successful career in the Methodist Episcopal Church so that he could preach at the mission. Now, to his great surprise, he was out! Worse, he was dismissed by telegram while conducting revivals in the upper Midwest for the National Holiness Association. No discussion. No negotiation. Just out.


He returned to Los Angeles without a ministry. He remained credentialed as a local pastor in the M.E.C. and could have returned to active Methodist ministry at the next annual conference, but that was many months away.


So friends intervened. They met with him and said they might form a new church. They asked if Bresee and Dr. Joseph P. Widney would consent to be their pastors if the plan proceeded. Bresee and Widney soon agreed.

The first worship service was conducted on October 6, and the new church was formally organized on October 20.


H. Orton Wiley, who knew Bresee well, narrates that during the two-week interim a series of proposals were put forward for naming the church. The word “Methodist” occurred in most of them.


The name chosen, however, was one proposed by Widney. A well-known physician in the city, he had recently served as the third president of the University of Southern California. He had followed Bresee to the Peniel Mission, where Widney engaged in giving weekly talks on the life and teachings of Jesus.


Widney had thought hard about the church name and spent an entire night in prayer over the issue. Near morning, a name impressed itself on his mind and in his heart. It was “Church of the Nazarene.” After discussion, the people accepted Widney’s proposal, for this name—born out of prayer—signified the new church’s identification with


“the toiling, lowly mission of Christ”—the one who is close to the “sorrowing heart of the world.”1

Stan Ingersol is the previous manager of Nazarene Archives. He retires in March 2022.


1. Carl Bangs, Phineas F. Bresee: His Life in Methodism, the Holiness Movement, and the Church of the Nazarene (1995): 191-2; 195-6. And “Church of the Nazarene,” Herald of Holiness (Jan. 4, 1933): back cover.

 

Opportunities to Give and Serve



Mother's Of Preschoolers is underway! We need people to cuddle babies while parents receive Godly guidance and support once or twice per month.


Contact - Bonnie Strunk (480) 296-1831.

 

Donations of clothes for infant to adult are currently being accepted.

Thank you so much, for your continued generosity of both time and resources.

Your gifts make a difference!

Contact Barbara Keeler: (520) 709-8925

Things we need: ➤Your Time ➤Diapers and pull ups in Newborn, 1,2,3,4,5 ➤Wipes ➤Baby Food (no formula) ➤Lotion ➤Your Monetary donation ➤Canned Food

💚Green Drop box in Foyer💚

 

You may always designate how you would like your offerings to be used for Mosaic Ministries besides our general fund. Here are some ministries in which you may want your offerings to go:


✎ LoveWorks ✎ Children's Ministry ✎ MOPs ✎ Prison Ministry

✎ Outreach ✎ Women's Ministry ✎ Facilities Upgrade Fund


 

Information


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M O S A I C K I D S

This week's lesson is:

Be faithful to God



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Humor... kinda



 

Social Distancing Guidelines



Please practice social distancing on the church property as much as possible


Sanitizer and masks are available at the front table


If you feel sick or have a temperature, please stay home


Communion elements will be available on a table as you enter the church 


Offering will be taken as you exit the church after service 


Surfaces will be regularly cleaned and sanitized 


Thanks for respecting the guidelines and one another!


 


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