AFTER CHURCH COFFEE SERVERS: L Hummel, H&W K-belt, G&S Wever, D&L Kooy Next Week: Grad Sunday : G&W Lubberts, H&H Pastink, H&J Nieuwenhuis, D&R VDKooij, J&W Wever , W&A Wever

EVERYONE IS WELCOME TO OUR 6:00 P.M. SERVICE Tonight, Pastor Kevin will preach a sermon based on Matthew 18:15-20 which addresses the third mark of the church: discipline.

Harry Korver received a good check-up report. Time, patience, and God's touch are needed for continued healing. Hopefully, in the next few weeks, Harry will be able to rely less on the crutches.

Please continue to pray for healing for Dan Konynenbelt. Pray for Melody, the kids, and the extended family as well.

Sara Slomp has begun cancer treatments. She will receive one treatment every three weeks for the next 5 months.

Dave Heins broke the bone in his little toe playing soccer. He'll be on crutches for two weeks, and then with the walking cast for another four weeks. Let's pray for healing but also patience during this season of summer.

Also remember those who suffer from chronic disease, pain and depression that may not be as visible.

Pastor Kevin Jordan: Phone- Study: 824-3825; Home: 824-3305; Fax: 824-3170

www.noblefordcrc.com

Bulletin Editor: Susy Konynenbelt: Phone: 824-3223

Email: bulletin@noblefordcrc.com Deadline: Thursdays @ 6:00 P.M.

BUILDING PROJECT

Building Project Update: The building project has begun. The Building Committee (Henry K, Rob K, Luke H, Tim H, Mike F, and Henk P) reports the following:

· The development permit at the village is approved and processed

· Geo-technical review is complete and results are OK

· Dick VanHarbeden has been contracted as project manager and is working with West-Co and the building committee in preparation stage

· Liability construction insurance has been taken out by the CRC of Nobleford and is in place for 1 year

· West-Co Construction has sent plans out for structural engineering and a foundation load plan

· Tree removal and site preparation should begin shortly (Mike Fehr coordinating)

· Please contact a building committee member if you have any suggestions or assistance you would like to provide.

The Building Finance Committee (Andrew K, Jerry dB, Lucy K) report that the building fund (cash and 2009 pledges) has approximately 50% of the estimated cost of the project with an additional $304,100 in pledges for the years 2010-2013. We are working with the Christian Credit Union-Lethbridge to obtain a mortgage for the remaining funds required to complete the project. As the project is now underway, we ask that all 2009 pledges be paid before September 30, 2009. Thank-you.

Council: As per last week’s casting of lots, the following people will be beginning their terms of office in the fall. Elder: Damon Postman - 1 year

Canada Day: Once again, the phenomenal YPS will be hosting the annual events for the
July 1st celebration at Park Lake. After the traditional delicious self-provided lunch, there'll be scads of games and buffoonery for everyone of all ages. Following this, the formidable members of the youth group will be judging a spectacular sand castle contest by the lake. Prizes and candy are in abundance for all who join in on the fun! Then, from 4-6 pm there will be a delectable barbeque by donation with copious amounts of burgers and bountiful hotdogs, served by the boisterous youth and their fearless leaders. Be there or be square!
(At 9 am, the young peoples AND ALL PHYSICALLY ABLE YOUNG ADULTS are
requested to come to Park Lake to help set up picnic tables)

You are Invited: All Grade 12's, Young Adults, the pastor and spouse, youth elders and their spouses are invited to Bas & Dirk van der Kooij's for a year-end BBQ and soccer evening on Sunday, July 5 after the evening service. Bring a lawn chair and come enjoy an evening of fun and fellowship. Hope to see you there!!

Attention: The small photocopier has been moved back to where it originally was in the church. If you have many copies to be made, make arrangements with Susy to use the large photocopier which has been moved into the council room. Thanks

A REMINDER - The first six months of 2009 are quickly coming to a close. Have you paid your Elim Society membership fee of $25.00 per family for 2009? If not, we will be looking for payment as soon as possible. If you are not a member would you consider becoming a member?

Payment can be remitted to Elim Society, 1408 - 9th 'A' Ave. S., Lethbridge, AB T1J 1X8 or given to a Board member. Thank you for your support.

The Picture Butte Mennonite Church invites us to a gospel music jamboree. The dates will be July 10-12. This also coincides with the dedication of their new church building. Look for more details on the flyer posted on the bulletin board.

GEMS: Although GEMS is finished for another season thoughts and ideas are being formed for the upcoming 2009-2010 GEMS year. Therefore, GEMS is in need of 1 counselor and a music leader in the fall. If you feel God is leading you in this direction or would like more information please contact Benita asap. GEMS is an exciting opportunity where women of our congregation have the privilege to mentor and lead young girls and women to a living-dynamic relationship with Jesus Christ.

LETHBRIDGE PRO-LIFE THANKS YOU! Our Hike for Life on Saturday, June 6, 2009 was a huge success despite the rain. Thanks to our many faithful supporters who came from all over Southern Alberta (locally as well as far away as Milk River, Enchant, Claresholm, and Grassy Lake!). To date we have raised $38,000.00 for pro-life education in Southern Alberta, $6824.00 of that was raised by the students of Immanuel Christian High School in their walk! Whether you supported us by sponsoring someone, walking at the Hike, or entering our Thumbprint Art Contest, we thank you for your generosity and support for life. The Board and Staff of Lethbridge Pro-Life

Greetings from the Ten Harmsels
Thank you for your support! We are entering our busy season, with teams of volunteers coming to teach English. Please pray for the safety of all involved, for opportunities to build relationships, and opportunities to share the Good News. Pray especially for our Beijing program, which isn't entirely in place yet, although it starts in a week or so. Please pray for strength for Lynn and I, as the summer is very tiring. It is heating up here, - today is maybe 35 degrees! We send our greetings to the church. Wayne and Lynn Ten Harmsel
The Christian Labour Association of Canada would like to invite you to an Open House on Saturday July 11, 2009 at the Calgary Office 2333 18^thUnit 232 Avenue NE from 11 am to 2 pm. Take a break from the Calgary Stampede and enjoy a complementary barbecue. We will be serving hot dogs, hamburgers and refreshments. CLAC would like to take this opportunity to update you on our trade local work, training programs and international social justice programs in Cuba, Columbia, Guatemala and China. Come interact with our staff and become better acquainted with the work of CLAC.