[amc] AMC Update

  • From: Austin Mennonite <austinmennonite@xxxxxxxxx>
  • To: Austin Mennonite Church <amc@xxxxxxxxxxxxx>
  • Date: Sat, 21 Dec 2013 13:52:03 -0600

*Joys and Concerns shared on Sunday, December 15*

   - Janice - teacher colleague, Michael Adams died after a two year
   journey with cancer.
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http://ddce.utexas.edu/news/2013/12/11/former-utes-teacher-michael-adams-remembered/
   - Dolly - moved by a reception for a retiring teacher who received much
   appreciation for being an inspiration through the years.
   - Terri - Rebeca Best's grandmother (98) died in Mexico.  Rebeca
   attending funeral while not feeling well.
   - Terri - her father (94) is in the hospital.
   - Bob Knipe - glad for visitors.  Welcome!
   - George - continues to struggle with life, anxiety, depression.  His
   mother is dying of cancer.
   - Howard - his mother in Dallas was very ill and is now doing better.
   - Stacey B. - looking forward to visiting her family in West Virginia.
   - Clayton - pray for safe travels over the holidays for them.
   - Peggy - enjoys seeing her mother engage in church life.
   - Worship leader, Ruth Anne Abraham, shared a few stanzas of the
   following hymn as an introduction to a time of silent prayer:



Sun of my soul, thou Savior dearJohn Keble, 1820





*Sun of my soul, thou Savior dear,*





*it is not night if thou be near;O may no earthborn cloud ariseto hide thee
from thy servant's eyes. When the soft dews of kindly sleepmy wearied
eyelids gently steep,be my last thought, how sweet to restforever on my
Savior's breast. Abide with me from morn till eve,for without thee I cannot
live;abide with me when night is nigh,for without thee I dare not die. If
some poor wandering child of thinehas spurned today the voice divine,now,
Lord, the gracious work begin;let him no more lie down in sin. Watch by the
sick, enrich the poorwith blessings from thy boundless store;be every
mourner's sleep tonight,like infants' slumbers, pure and right. Come near
and bless us when we wake,ere through the world our way we take,till in the
ocean of thy lovewe lose ourselves in heaven above.*







*Lee Lever, Pastor*
*Austin Mennonite Church*
AustinMennonite.org

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