The Panola Watchman (Carthage, Tex.), Vol. 122, No. 65, Ed. 1 Sunday, August 13, 1995 Page: 5 of 14
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warriors on duty will record the
request on a prayer burden card
that will be added io the church
prayer list.
All requests are treated the
same, he said.
"What is important to one
person may not be so to another. In
tact, he recounted, not long ago we
had a call requesting prayer from a
family whose dog had died. The
matter was very important to them
because they considered the dog
part of their family.”
Requests are also ardently
prayed for while each warrior is on
duty during their respective two-
hour shifts each evening from 6-10
pun.
During daytime hours, the
prayer line is answered by church
staff members. Holder indicated.
And for those hours not covered by
church members, an answering
machine is available to record calls.
Each morning the answering
machine is checked for messages
and those requests are recorded for
prayer or if a phone number is left,
the call may be returned.
The program is not limited to
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Always Serving You First.
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no matter how much they may
pretend to encourage it.
Likewise, those workers who
stop learning how to do their job
better will be replaced by those
who want to learn. Life is one big
schoolroom...you never quite
learning!
The wise man Solomon said, ”A
wise man will hear and increase
learning, and a man of under-
standing will attain wise counsel"
(Proverbs 1:5). Learning and
growing gives strength for living in
a society that is rapidly changing.
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GLADEWATER - >e First
State Bank of Gladewater an-
nounced this week that it, along
with satellite locations in Lindale,
Mineola, Elysian Fields and
Chireno will change names effec-
tive Aug. 15.
The new name of the bank will
be First Service Bank. Bank offi-
cials pointed out that the First State
Bank of Carthage is in no way
affiliated with the Gladewater oper-
ation.
The bank, which is owned by
stockholders mostly in Smith,
Wood, Upsher. Gregg and Harrison
Counties, says the reason for the
change is to better serve customers
and to reflect the personality and
attitude of the bank to be first in
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A father and his small son were
out walking one afternoon. They
walked near an electrical power
line and the
son asked:
"Dad, how "
does
electricity
go through
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stretched between the poles?"
"Don't know," the father said.
"Never knew much about electric-
ity."
A little farther in their walk,
they saw a cloud building in the
distance. A streak of lightening de-
scended followed by the low rum-
ble of thunder. "Dad, what causes
lightening and thunder?" the boy
asked.
"To tell the truth," answered the
father, "I never exactly understood
that myself.”
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just those Southside Baptist church
members, however.
"We hope to get other churches
involved in the ministry,* Holder
indicted.
The ministry, he explained, is
conducted in the church's prayer
room, in a peaceful atmosphere that
lends itself to quite meditation.
There are some instances,
however, where more stringent
actions need to be implemented,
such as crisis situations.
Holder explained that in those
instances, the church's prayer chain
is activated.
Prayer captains, he explained,
are called when the request is of a
more intense nature or life or death
situations.
In addition to helping others.
Holder said the church has
benefitted greatly since the
program began last April.
"If you splash water, you are
going to get some on yourself,"
Holder noted. "By praying for
others, we help ourselves and those
involved will tell you it has made a
difference in their lives."
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1/4 cup mayonnaise
1/4 cup salsa
2 Tbsps. sliced green onions
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cornbread.
Crumble bread, add onion mix-
ture, and two eggs. Mix together
and add soup, squash, salt and
sugar. Pour mixture in a casserole
dish and bake at 325* for 30 min-
Prayer line aids in day to day living
By SHERRY KOONCE
Whether you are facing
sickness, financial problems,
family difficulties, or just simply
need to hear a concerned voice on
the other end of the phone line,
there is someone available to take
your prayer request to heart and to
God.
By dialing 694-CARE (2273),
special needs may be shouldered by
trained staff members manning the
phones at Southside Baptist
Church’s 24-hour prayer line.
Known as prayer warriors, the
participating church members
volunteer their time each week to
offer assistance to those with
problems that may loom larger than
life.
According to the church's
pastor, David Holder, the ministry,
although still in its infancy, has
already reaped countless benefits to
those involved - both church
members and those with prayer
request
"I believe that everything that is
going to be done will be done so
with prayer. Prayer gets God into
the matter," Holder stated.
The ministry was first begun
several months ago when church
Strength For Living
BY JERRY BURNAMAN
The boy continued to ask
questions throughout the walk,
none of which the father could ex-
plain. Finally, as they were nearing
home the boy said, "Dad, I hope
you don't mind my asking so many
questions."
"Of course not," replied the fa-
ther. "How else are you going to
learn?"
It's unfortunate when boys and
girls stop asking questions. Curios-
ity and the desire to learn will con-
tinue only when nurtured.
Parents who want their children
to do well in school but who don't
respect learning are deluding
themselves. Children need
motivation from parents, and
teachers, to stretch their minds and
get in the habit of learning.
This is also true in other areas of
life. Managers and supervisors who
stop learning and growing cannot
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David Holder, pastor of Southside Baptist Church, checks prayer requests coming in over the church’s members recognized a need for
prayer throughout the community -
- not just in their own church.
Prayer needs are not limited to
just those of Southside church
members, but rather the ministry
seeks to offer assistance to anyone
of any faith.
The prayer warriors. Holder
explained, are trained to take a
request by filling out a card when
someone calls, and if needed, to
refer the individual to a trained
professional.
"By far the largest volume of
calls are concerned with health
reasons, but sometimes individuals
call with other problems that
require professional counselng such
victims of abuse or those
threatening suicide.
"This is our first line of
defense," Holder said.
He explained that in addition to
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Leach, Ted. The Panola Watchman (Carthage, Tex.), Vol. 122, No. 65, Ed. 1 Sunday, August 13, 1995, newspaper, August 13, 1995; Carthage, Texas. (https://texashistory.unt.edu/ark:/67531/metapth1280205/m1/5/: accessed July 17, 2024), University of North Texas Libraries, The Portal to Texas History, https://texashistory.unt.edu; crediting Sammy Brown Library.