MOVIE NIGHT AT THE FOLSOM’S Tonight! Friday, August 2, 7:30pm. We will enjoy potluck desserts at sunset overlooking Orange County, followed by a wonderful movie “Indivisible” PG-13. It is the story of a Chaplain in a desert war dealing with PTSD and family issues. It is exciting with a lot of action and has a great Christian message. We will be viewing this on three giant screens – 200, 110 and 70 inch screens with surround sound. Of course we will have popcorn during the movie! The big screen is behind an indoor pool. Children may watch the movie from the pool.
Please bring: Dessert to share, light jacket in case it is cool in the evening, swimsuit and towel if you plan to watch the movie from the warm pool. We will provide water, coffee and popcorn.
This is the movie trailer https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=JtD96nYOE3Q
11452 La Vereda, Santa Ana, 714-838-3460.
VBS SUNDAY: This Sunday! August 4. Worship Service @ 9:30am. All church activities on the patio @ 11:00am. No 11am Lifegroups will meet this Sunday.
OPERATION CHRISTMAS CHILD CRAFT DAY: Thursday, August 8, 12:00- 3:00 in the Fellowship Hall. Come and enjoy fellowship with woman of all ages as we make simple crafts to fill the Samaritan Purse Christmas shoeboxes. Contact Barbara Speicher at 714-315-0426.
HOLY ROLLERS BOWLING LIFEGROUP: Christian fun and fellowship with any bowling level. Linbrook Bowl: 201 S. Brookhurst St., Anaheim, CA 92804. September – March. Every other Saturday. 4:30pm. For more info contact Crystal Alvarez at calvarez@calvarylife.org or 714-550-2478
DUFFY BOAT EXCURSION: Sat. Aug. 10, 11am-1pm. Newport Beach. Hosted by Impact Ministries, but all ages welcome. $20/person. Reservations are full but call or email Johnna Jolley to be put on a waiting list. 951-520-5906 johnnajolley@yahoo.com.
BROADWAY IN THE PARK - Saturday, August 10th Join us for a performance of West Side Story at Pepper Tree Park in Tustin. Advance tickets-$20. At the gate - $25. Box office opens at 5:30, Gates open at 6:00, Show starts at 8:00. Bring your own chair and picnic dinner or purchase from food trucks. If you would like to carpool, meet at the Wellington lot at 5:30. More info at tacfa.org/broadway-in-the-park.
ALL CHURCH BEACH PARTY & BEACH BAPTISMS: Sunday, August 11, 5pm at Corona Del Mar. Baptisms at 5, Dinner at the fire pits at 6pm.
LUNCH AND LEARN EVENT SERIES AT TOWN & COUNTRY MANOR: 555 E. Memory Lane, Santa Ana
Wed. July 31, 11am-1pm. Topic: Downsizing Seminar: Tips to Taking the Stress out of Moving. Lunch provided.
Thurs. Aug 22, 11am-1pm Topic: Brain Health Seminar: How to Maintain a Healthy Brain. Lunch provided.
RSVP to 714-547-7581.
WEEKLY ACTIVITIES TUESDAY EVENING PRAYER: Each Tuesday at 7:00 pm in the Worship Center Prayer Room. Come and pray for the church staff and missionaries as well as prayer requests from the congregation.
WEDNESDAY AFTERNOON BIBLE STUDY: Wednesdays in Fireside Room 1:30pm. We will not be meeting for the summer. We will start back up again on Sept. 25, 2019
WEDNESDAY NIGHT SERIES: 7-8pm We have a variety of classes and studies. Visit our website for more info: calvarylife.org/visit/featured-events
GRIEF SHARE CLASSES: Sunday mornings in the North Conference Room upstairs in the Worship Center at 11am. Cost $10. Learn more at http://www.calvarylife.org/support-groups/
OTHER ACTIVITIES RETIREMENT HOME MINISTRY: Saturday August 10, 9:30-10:30am. We will visit and serve seniors at The Groves of Tustin Assisted Living Home.1262 Bryan Ave., Tustin. Contact Bob at rdbrowning@msn.com for further information.
GRANDPARENT MATTERS: Next meeting: Sunday Aug 11, 2019 at 12:15 in N-1. Bring your own lunch. Gather with others to pray for your children and grandchildren and encourage each other with prayer, DVDs, discussions, and tips. Bring your own lunch. calvarylife.org/sam
A great resource for Christian grandparents desiring to impact their grandchildren for Christ is legacycoalition.com.
FAMILY HISTORY/GENEALOGY: Bob Prichard provides help for folks interested in researching their family history. They can use Calvary’s ancestry.com subscription and do their research at home. Call Bob for further information at 714-630-3183 or email him at robprichard@gmail.com .
PRAYER REQUESTS:
Shut-ins: Lavonna Hopkins, Maria Llagan, Barbara Jones
CONDOLENCES:
To Chris and Rahnella Adsit in the passing of their son-in-law Adam. Their daughter, Jessica, was visiting them in Oregon with her 4 yr old twins when her husband had a seizure and died in their home in Montana.
To the family of Marilyn (Griset) Monahan who died of a brain tumor on June 1.
Prayer for:
Ruth Sherman: Recovering from recent ill health.
June Johnson: Is in rehab and Town & County after suffering a recent stroke.
Esther Lurwig: Fell and broke her knee cap. Will have surgery and then rehab.
Faith Stripe Recovering from a recent stroke. Is doing remarkable well and able to go home this week.
Wini Jackson: Pray for healing from eye problems, blood pressure, and other health issues. Needs wisdom and guidance from the Lord in making medical decisions.
Millie Licata: continued prayers for recovery from a fall down the stairs. Suffered a concussion as well as shoulder and neck breaks. Please pray that she regains her ability to swallow and gains strength.
Donna Dyer: Recovery from hip replacement
Ron Smith: Still recovering from hip replacement.
Bill Stone: Health Issues and for guidance/ wisdom for Marilyn
Tim Fitzgerald: chemo and radiation treatments.
Maria Ilagan: health issues.
Bill Rowley: Health issues
Mary Haven: Health issues.
Woody Eumurian: Health issues
Howard Zinko: undergoing cancer treatments.
ETC:
Job Opportunities:
Harbor Trinity Church: 2 part time positions open: One working with middle school students and one working with young adults (ages 18-30) 8-10 hours per week. Go to harbortrinity.org to apply online. Job descriptions also available online.
Are you interested in being a paid caregiver for an adult 66+? Call or email Stephanie: 714-550-2455 schristian@calvarylife.org
Liz Lee is looking for someone to help her with caregiving for her husband just for the month of Sept. 714-654-1123
Man looking for room to rent or house to share. Army vet & former Calvary attendee. Can pay up to $800/mo. Needs a place by 8/8/19! Jeff Woller 714-640-9133 woller.army@hotmail.com
Lady needs a ride on Sunday mornings to be able to attend the Grief Share class at 11am. She lives in Orange by Orange Hill Restaurant. 6745 E. Rockcreek Ridge. 714-380-1252. She is willing to pay for gas.
Single man from Calvary needs a place to store a few boxes of his possessions. He is starting a program at the OC Rescue Mission for the next few months. Call John at 714-550-2320.
Do you need to hire a driver? John has a list of people up for hire that can drive you to your doctor appointments, to the grocery store, etc. Contact Stephanie Christian 714-550-2455.
He is from the Philippines and attends Calvary now. He has worked as a caregiver for many years and is between jobs right now. Comes highly recommended by Ron Rogalski.
Need to hire someone to help with Errands, Pet Services, Household Tasks, Party Assistant, Senior Companion, plus Handyman Services? Call HELPING HANDS by Eileen Kay 714 334 4944.
Volunteer Opportunities:
John Sherman is looking for men or women volunteers to make phone calls to our older Seniors. Call Stephanie Christian at 714-550-2455 or email her at schristian@calvarylife.org for more information.
Would you be available to drive one of our seniors on some local errands? Call Stephanie at 714-550-2455 or email schristian@calvarylife.org.
Verse of the Week:
A perverse person stirs up conflict, and a gossip separates close friends. — Proverbs 16:28
Winston Churchill quite often exemplified integrity and respect in the face of opposition. During his last year in office, he attended an official ceremony. Several rows behind him, two gentlemen began whispering, “That’s Winston Churchill. They say he is getting senile. They say he should step aside and leave the running of the nation to more dynamic and capable men.”
When the ceremony was over, Churchill turned to the men and said, “Gentlemen, they also say he is deaf!”
Gossip is one of the most destructive forces anyone can introduce into a relationship. That’s because when someone discovers—and they likely will—that you said something bad about them in secret, it destroys the single element on which friendships are based: trust. And once trust has been abolished, many, if not most, relationships will never recover from that trauma.
So instead of gossiping about someone, make one of two choices. Either keep the matter silent, or go directly to the
person and talk with them about it. While it may seem easier to talk about others behind their backs than doing either of these, gossip is much more destructive in the long run. So make the choice to preserve trust by refraining from gossip.
Prayer Challenge
Pray that God would give you the strength to refrain from participating in gossip. Ask Him to bless your relationships by keeping them built on trust.
Questions for Thought
Can you remember a time in your life when someone gossiped about you? How did it make you feel?
Is there someone in your life that you need to have a hard conversation with so that you’re not tempted to gossip?
HUMOR OF THE DAY:
A couple of elderly men were venting their frustrations about the woes of modern technology.
"I just can't ever seem to remember my darn passwords," grumbled one of them.
The other one smiled. "Oh really? I can never forget mine!"
"How do you manage it?" asked the first guy curiously. "Well, I simply set all my passwords to 'Incorrect' so that whenever I'm told that my password is incorrect, I'll remember it!"
An elderly man visited the doctor for a checkup. "Mr. Smith, you’re in great shape," said the doctor afterward. "How do you do it?"
"Well," said Mr. Smith, "I don’t drink, I don’t smoke, and the good Lord looks out for me. For weeks now, every time I go to the bathroom in the middle of the night, he turns the light on for me."
Concerned, the doctor found Mrs. Smith in the waiting room and told her what her husband had said.
"I don’t think that’s anything to worry about," she said. "And on the bright side, it does explain who’s been peeing in the fridge."
CHILDREN’S PRAYERS:
3-year-old James: "Our Father, Who does art in heaven, Harold is His name. Amen."
One particular four-year-old prayed, "And forgive us our trash baskets as we forgive those who put trash in our baskets."
