1. 950 Self Street Franklinton, LA 70438
Phone: (985) 839-3427
Fax: (985) 839-3572
Email:
fbc.natasha@gmail.com
www.fbcfranklinton.org
Sunday Bible Study
9:15 a.m.
Sunday Morning Worship
8:15 a.m. & 10:30 a.m.
Sunday Evening Worship
6:00 p.m.
Wednesday Evening Worship
5:00 p.m. Meal
6:00 p.m. Activities
The Bridge
May 2014
Monthly Newsletter of
First Baptist Church
Franklinton

2. Paul Watts, Pastor
fbc.paulwatts@gmail.com
We hear God speak every time we open the Bible. Often times we are
convicted over some sin or sinful direction we are heading. When this
occurs, we do not have to seek further counsel. God’s voice is unmistakable.
I wish this was always the case. God’s Word is clear regarding knowing and
pleasing God, but sometimes direction in where to invest our time, efforts,
and resources must be spiritually discerned. We know what must be done,
but we struggle with how to proceed. Anyone who has been listening to my
sermons over the past several years can easily see the Lord has been dealing
with me in the area of disciple-making. I believe we have many committed
disciples in our church. They have greatly benefitted from the teachings of
the church, have learned to serve by serving alongside others, and have given
sacrificially to the work of the church because they believe in her mission.
While these things are true about many, I think we have done a poor job of
casting the vision for Biblical discipleship and a process for seeing it take
place. Consequently, I believe we have not consistently produced missional,
reproducing disciples. God has been revealing this to me and burdening me
for the ministry of disciple-making with increasing intensity over the past
couple of years. I have become so convicted that I believe setting any goal for
myself or our church lower than making authentic, Christ-following,
reproducing disciples would be disobedient to the call of Jesus Christ.
The Biblical mandate to make disciples in Matthew 28:18-20 does not fully
explain all of the intricacies of the disciple-making process, but the example
of our Lord Jesus makes several things clear.
1. Jesus saw the need to call out a small group to become disciples. He
ministered to the masses, but He invited a few to come and follow. These
were the ones that were to carry on His work.
2. He taught them the deep things of God. He interacted with them and
allowed them to ask questions. They were given insight about His person
and mission that others were not.
3. He allowed them to have a deep, close relationship with Him. They
lived with Him and observed Him. He was there for them and was the
ultimate example for them.
4. He let them participate in the ministry. The disciples preached,
healed, helped, brought people to Jesus, and had different responsibilities
within the group. Sometimes they succeeded and He rejoiced with them.
Sometimes it was necessary for Him to rebuke and correct them.
5. He trusted and released them to carry on (complete) the mission.
When I evaluated our present discipleship strategy in light of Jesus’ example,
I found two glaring weaknesses: expectation and accountability. You cannot
genuinely have one without the other. We hold up the standards of scripture
as our expectation, but do we consistently hold one another accountable
according to that standard? We know we are to be living sacrifices (Romans
12:1) but seldom confront attitudes of blatant selfishness. We know we are
to hide God’s Word in our hearts (Psalm 119:11) but we are unwilling to ask
each other in Sunday School to recite a memory verse. These are just two
simple examples.
Last year I sent a letter out to 28 young men in our church inviting them to
enter into a small group discipleship study with high expectations and high
accountability. I asked them to make a 6 month commitment to the study
and process. I knew the stresses of life would keep many of these men from
making this commitment, but eight made the commitment. They did their
work, memorized memory verses, and faithfully attended the group. It has
been amazing to see these guys grow and draw closer to the Lord. God has
also birthed a desire in them to fulfill the Great Commission by leading
others on the same effort. Seven of those men are praying the Lord would
use them to lead other groups. There is an open letter to our church on page
11 of the Bridge. Prayerfully consider whether the Lord might want you to
become part of one of these small groups, that the foundation may be laid
in your own life for becoming the authentic, Christ-following, reproducing
disciple the Lord would have you to be.
Discipleship 101 Schedule
Sunday evenings
at 6:00 p.m.
May 4 : Invitation to
Discipleship
May 11: Mother’s Day
May 18: The “Voices of LC”
May 25: The Gospel:
What makes it good?
A Cup with Pastor Paul http://acupwiththepastor.blogspot.com

3. Senior Adult Day at FBC
Franklinton is Sunday, May 4th. I
hope you’re able to attend.
Then, on Monday, May 5th,
the Washington Baptist annual Spring
Senior Adult Revival services
begin at Hillcrest Baptist Church
with Dr. John Gibson. On Tuesday,
May 6th, at Enon Baptist Church, Dr.
Joe McKeever will be preaching. On
Thursday, May 8th, at Clifton Baptist
Church, Rev. Milton Klisch will be
our speaker. And finally, on Friday,
May 9th, here at FBC, Rev. Chris
Wheeler will be our preacher. Bro.
Phillip Willis of Baton Rouge will be
leading the music all four days.
Activities start at 9:00 A.M. as we
gather for fellowship, choir practice
at 9:30, and the service at 10. Why not
make plans to attend all four days?
The theme for this year’s
services is: “God bless
America - America bless God.” Our
theme verse is Proverbs 14:34,
“Righteousness exalts a nation, but sin is
a reproach to any people.”
In King Solomon’s dedication
prayer for the temple, he implored
God to hear the cries of His people
as they prayed toward the temple. In
2 Chronicles 6:22 Solomon said, “If
anyone sins against his neighbor, or if
Your people Israel are defeated before
an enemy because they have sinned,
or when the heavens are shut up and
there is no rain because they have
sinned, or when there is a famine
in the land, pestilence or blight or
mildew, locusts or grasshoppers, or
when they sin against You (for there
is no one who does not sin), and You
become angry with them and deliver
them to an enemy...,” the admonition
over and over is that if the offenders
will turn toward the temple and pray,
confess their sins, and again submit
to God, that He will deliver them and
restore them.
Then in 2 Chronicles chapter
7, we have God’s answer to Solomon.
In verses 14 and 15 God said, “If My
people who are called by My name
will humble themselves, and pray
and seek My face, and turn from their
wicked ways, then I will hear from
heaven, and will forgive their sin, and
heal their land. Now My eyes will be
open and My ears attentive to prayer
made in this place.”
Personally, I believe that God
still honors His word, and the
principles that applied to the ancient
Israelites still apply to us today.
Revival will come when God’s people
truly turn to Him.
We say we need revival in
America, and that’s very true. The
question is, do we really want it, or
are we just moving our lips? If you
haven’t been praying for revival, let
me encourage you to start right now.
Pray for lost family members and
neighbors. Pray for unity within the
body of Christ. Pray for your pastor
and his family. Pray for our
community. Pray for the police, the
military, the teachers and
administrators in the schools, the
students. Confess all of your known
sin. Ask God to search our hearts and
to bring to light that which displeases
Him. Refuse to give up. Refuse to
give in. Pray as if life itself depended
on it. And then watch in faith, and
expect God to move.
Let 2014 be the year of the
great revival. Let it be remembered
for what God has done.
May God bless your efforts,
Brother Dale
Senior Adult Revival
May 5th - Hillcrest Baptist
May 6th - Enon Baptist
May 8th - Clifton Baptist
May 9th - First Baptist
Morning Schedule
9:00 a.m. Fellowship
9:30 a.m. Choir Rehearsal
10:00 a.m. Worship Service
Dale Parker,
Minister to Senior Adults
& Discipleship Training
fbc.daleparker@gmail.com

4. Cody Thomas,
Student Pastor
fbc.codythomas@gmail.com
I’m having a hard time believing that it is actually May. It seems like this year is flying
by. I guess it really is true that time flies when you are having fun. Speaking of fun, I’m super
excited about this summer … it’s going to be super-duper FUN. I know you find this hard to
believe, but occasionally I get picked on for using the word “super-duper.” Anyway, I’m excited
about this summer. Summer always gets me pumped up, but this summer is looking like it will
be the best one yet. One of the many things I’m excited about for this summer is our new Sunday
School material for the youth. Beginning the first Sunday in May, May 4th (which is also the
unofficial day to recognize all things Star Wars), we will begin a new Bible study entitled “True
Love Project: How the Gospel Defines Your Purity.”
The Bible study is a remake of an old Bible study entitled “True Love Waits:” “True
Love Project” is not simply another Bible study for students on the topic of sex and virginity. It
is a summons for this generation of students to understand their sexuality in light of the gospel.
When students realize how the gospel impacts their purity, their lives will be changed from the
inside out. Once students pursue Christ through their sexual purity, they will demonstrate to
the world around them that Jesus is the ultimate destination and desire of their hearts. “True
Love Project” is authored by Clayton King and his wife Sharie King. Clayton King was the main
speaker at Louisiana’s Youth Evangelism Celebration Conference, YEC, 2011 and 2012.
I’m super-duper pumped about this Bible study because it starts with the Gospel,
leading students to understand who they are in Christ and what it means to be a Christian
living for Christ. After understanding the gospel, this study will lead students to understand
that if they are Christians, Jesus is their Lord. Setting the foundation in the gospel and the
Lordship of Christ will hopefully result in the students taking the remainder of the study series
and looking at purity on a whole new level. So you can get a better idea of what this Bible study
is all about, here are the topics for each session:
Session One: God’s Story, Your Story
Session Two: The Cost of Ownership
Session Three: The Bible on Sex
Session Four: Your Heart Matters
Session Five: Purity From Within
Session Six: Our Final Destination
Session Seven: Hate it, Starve it, Outsmart it
Session Eight: Sex, God’s Glory, and Your Mission
The current culture of our youth is filled with the world’s view of sex. I wish this wasn’t
the case, but it is the world we live in. This study will give them the Biblical view of sex and
purity. Any parents that would like to help lead this study or would simply like to sit in on the
Bible study are more than welcome to do so. Pray for our students as we begin this study. Pray
for our Sunday School teachers as we lead students in understanding the Biblical view of sex and
purity.
Parents of teenagers, don’t forget our seminar “The Priority of Parenting” is scheduled for
Saturday, May 3rd at 8:30am.
Student Ministry Dates To Be Aware Of:
- Saturday, May 3rd – Parent Seminar “The Priority of Parenting”
- Sunday, May 4th – “True Love Project” begins
- Wednesday, May 21st – End of the Year Paint War, wear old clothes bring a towel
- Saturday Evening, May 17th – Family Movie Night
- Monday, May 19th and 26th – Gym Night at the Church
REACHING
In &
REACHING
Out
Student Ministry
Events
Biblical Parenting Seminar
Saturday, May 3rd
Conducted by Kevin Boles,
Youth Strategiest with the
Louisiana Baptist Convention
World Changers is in Chattanooga,
Tennessee the week of July 21st – 26th.
In order to secure your spot,
a deposit of $75 is due.
FUEGO camp in
Eunice, Louisiana at
Acadian Baptist Center.
June 23rd – 27th
(Monday – Friday)

5. Butch Reviere
Minister of Music
fbc.butch@gmail.com
Once again, thanks to all who
sacrificed time and energy to
prepare the presentation of
Hallelujah, Praise the Lamb:
our choir and accompanists,
who began rehearsing back
in January; our sound guys,
Warren and Jordan; our video
expert, John; and our
pastor, Bro. Paul, for
narrating.
Coming in May are more
special, musical opportunities
for worship:
On the 4th, we celebrate
Senior Adult Day with Mrs.
Jerry and the Senior Singers
On the 18th, we will enjoy
our Bell Choir in the morning
services
On the 18th, in the evening,
we will be led in worship by
the Voices of LC
Additionally, there will be
teaching, preaching, singing,
ministry, fellowship, and a
generally awesome time
together as the Body of Christ
assembles here in these
buildings dedicated to the
glory of God.
The “Voices of LC” is a 12
member ensemble that serves
as a public relations group for
Louisiana College located in
Pineville, Louisiana. “Voices”
also serves as a worship team
for chapel services and other
events at the college.
Organized in the fall of 2007,
originally to sing one song for
a banquet, the group has
travelled extensively in
Louisiana and such states as
Arizona, Florida, Georgia,
Indiana, Kentucky,
Mississippi, Missouri, and
Tennessee. In the summer of
2008, the group was
privileged to sing at the
Southern Baptist Convention
in Indianapolis.
“Voices” was commissioned
by the Louisiana Baptist
Convention to create a
musical for a state-wide
initiative calling for prayer
and revival entitled “Awaken
2012.” The group recorded its
first cd Awaken in the studios
of Community Bible Church
in San Antonio, December of
2011.
Awaken was premiered at the
Louisiana Baptist Evangelism
Conference on January 24,
2012.
The group is made up of a
very diverse group of
majors including, Music,
Social Work, Education, and
Business. Dr. Fred Guilbert
(who is a friend and
fellow-graduate of LC with
Bro. Butch) is the director of
the group and comes from a
background of over 40 years
of ministry in church music.
Note
from Brother Butch
The Voices of
Louisiana College
will perform in the evening
service on
Sunday, May 18th.

6. Children’s
Ministry
Upcoming Events
Centri-Kid Camp
July 15th - 19th OR
July 28th—August 1st
$65 deposit due
to reserve your spot.
Contact Brother Cody
for more information.
Outside Family
Movie Night
Saturday, May 17th
Check out the bulletin
for more details to
follow.
I am so thrilled to be coming on board as the
new Director of Preschool/Children’s
Ministries! It has been a ministry close to my
heart for a long time, and I am so thankful to
have the opportunity to serve in this role!
While most of you know me through
PlaySchool, I would like to take this time to
introduce myself to those that may not know
me. I am married to Stephen McElveen, and
we live in the Stoney Point community. We
have two sons and one daughter--Mack, 16
and a sophomore at FHS; Gentry, 14 and a
7th grader at BGS; and Kennedy, 11 and a 5th
grader at FES. We joined FBC Franklinton in
September 2001. I have been the Director of
PlaySchool since August 2004. I am
originally from St. Bernard, LA and went to
LSU to pursue a degree in Elementary
Education. I completed my Bachelor’s
studies in 1996 and my Master’s in 2007 with
an emphasis on Early Childhood Learning.
I am a die-hard Tiger fan and love to watch
baseball.
I am so excited about some of the fun
opportunities that I will have this summer
to get to know your children better and to
help them grow in the grace and truth of our
Savior Jesus Christ! Also, if your child plays
organized sports, please get a schedule of
their games to me. I would love to come and
see them play! I would love to support them
inside the church as well as with their extra
curricular activities.
If you have any questions on ways you or your child
can be more involved in our Children’s Ministry,
please feel free to call me at 515-0884 or by email at
fbc.playschool@gmail.com.
Kelly McElveen
Director of Preschool/
Children’s Ministries
fbc.playschool@gmail.com
June 10th - Audubon Zoo $5.00
June 17th - Bogue Chitto State Park
June 24th - Water day
July 1st - Stennis Space Center $5.00
July 8th - Bowling
July 22nd - Slide at Camp Living Waters
Great Red Easter Egg Hunt
2014 Winners

7. This month PlaySchool had our spring portraits and celebrated Easter with Easter Egg Hunts where they
found eggs that were empty, just as the tomb was empty on Resurrection Sunday!
It is hard to believe that the year is winding down already and it will be here before we know it.
PlaySchool will have graduation on Tuesday, May 13th, in the Sanctuary.
We are currently taking applications for the 2014-2015 PlaySchool Year.
Check out our website or the church office for an application.
PlaySchool
News

8. Leslie Westmoreland
WINGS Coordinator
lwestmoreland.ees@wpsb.org
WINGS
Ministry
Biloxi, MS: MS Coast Coliseum
June 27-28, 2014
Tickets $69
Hotel info:
La Quinta Inn and Suites in Biloxi (228-392-5978)
Take Exit 44 off of I-10
(Rooms have one King bed and sleeper sofa)
One person in a room ($108.88)
Two people in a room ($54.44)
Free Breakfast and Outdoor Pool/Hot tub
Schedule for the Conference:
Friday, June 27th
5:30 p.m. Doors Open to Attendees
7:00 p.m. Event Begins
9:30 p.m. Dismiss
Saturday, June 28th
7:30 a.m. Doors Open
8:30 a.m. Event Begins
10:00 a.m. Break
10:45 a.m. Event Resumes
12:15 p.m. Event Concludes
**Remember to bring your Bible, pen, and notebook.**
Beth Moore’s
Sacred Secrets
begins on
Wednesday, May 7th
at 6:00 p.m.
Books Cost
$ 16.00
The Deacons will be serving breakfast
to ALL ladies on Sunday, May 11th
in the Family Life Center during the
Sunday School hour beginning at
9:15 a.m. Come join us for this time
of fellowship as we celebrate our
mothers.
Mother’s
Day
Breakfast
New Study to Begin

9. Children’s Church
Month of
May
Cathy Milner
Betty Gill
for ages 3
to
Kindergarten
Nursery
5/5
Rob & Kristi Crain
5/11
Vicki Knight &
Marsha Newman
5/18
Lori Schilling &
Jeannie Kay Burris
5/25
Brittany Sherlin
Wednesday Night
Supper
5/7
Group A - Pulled Pork
5/14
Group B - Fried Chicken
5/21
Group C - Spaghetti &
Meatballs
5/28
Group D - Country Fried Steak
Sunday Night
Supper
5/4
McVea, Phelps, Knight, Stokes,
Knight, Brown, Gill, & Knight
5/11
Mother’s Day No Supper
5/18 - Waskom, Thomas,
Stringfield, Taber, Burris,
Driskill & Kennedy
5/25
Cruce, Cowart, Westmoreland,
McDaniel, Varnado, Barber &
Thomas
Deacon
Schedule
5/4
Dennis Wager &
George Cowart
5/11
Stephen McElveen &
Hunter Knight
5/18
Jeff Driskill
5/25
David Sylvest
VolunteersforMay
Sound Schedule
5/4
Cody Thomas
5/11
Stephen McElveen
5/18
Darren Schillling
5/25
Jordan Dale

10. On Sunday, May 11th
we will be having a Mother’s
Day Breakfast in the Family
Life Center for all ladies of the
church beginning at 9:15 a.m.
During the morning
services, we will also have a
Children’s Dedication. If you
would like to participate in this,
please contact the church office
so we can have your child listed
in the bulletin.
Pictures for our Mother’s
Photos for the Mother’s Day
Slide Show are due Sunday,
May 4th! To be included, you
must submit a new photo to
fbc.natasha@gmail.com or bring
one by the church office.
Announcements
Long Range Planning Committee Report
Senior Recognition
Sunday is May 18th!
Mother’s Day Sunday
The Long Rang Planning committee has a
question for you. How effective is the Church
today relative to 30 years ago? Think about it
for a minute before you read on. How do you
judge “effectiveness”? Is it a look inside the
Church at our programs, or is it a look outside
the Church at our impact on the world? Surely
the answer includes some of both as we are
commanded to worship, fellowship, and
minister to one another while also we are called
to “go,” “make disciples,” and “be a witness” to
the world.
It is safe to assume that we can agree that we
do a great job internally, but what about our
impact on the world? Here are a few
Washington Parish statistics that bring home
the reality:
A) In 1980, 86% of residents claimed affiliation
with an Evangelical Protestant church, while
only 42% make the claim in 2010. Further, in
1980 virtually 100% of residents claimed
affiliation with some church, while in
2010 43% claim they have no church affiliation.
B) In 2013, 63% of births were to unwed
mothers.
C) In 2012, 24% of households were headed by
single parents.
This indicates there are great needs in our area
of Washington Parish.
The Long Range Planning committee is studying
the commandments given us in scripture to
determine how best to fulfill our God given
purpose to minister inside and outside the
Church. We will be including the Church body
in this discussion later this Summer.
Please be in prayer for the committee, our
church as a whole, and for yourself that the
Holy Spirit would give us a heart for His people
and lead us in better fulfilling his commands.
High School Senior Recognition Day at
First Baptist Church is scheduled for Sunday,
May 18th. In order for us to complete plans
for this special day, there are several things to
be aware of for those involved.
Please submit (10) photos of
yourself representing various stages of your
life (preschool, child, junior high, high school
etc.) Please include one senior, cap-and-gown
picture and one formal dress picture (tuxedo
or drape) as part of the 10 photos. The
pictures will be displayed in a slideshow
presentation. All photos are due by
Sunday, May 4th.
You may email them to
fbc.natasha@gmail.com
or you may bring them
by the office.
Help for HondurasPlease help our
mission work
in Honduras by
donating any of
the listed items. A
box will be placed
under the
Missions Bulletin
board throughout
the month of May.
Please donate only
new, unopened
items.
Items Needed:
1 subject notebooks
pencils
pencil sharpeners
crayons
Toothpaste (full size)
Dish towels
Lotion/cream
(for women)
Pot holders
60 of each needed

11. Please
begin to pray for our
Vacation Bible School.
We hope to have
great attendance by
students; and we will
be looking for plenty
of volunteers to serve
during the week.
If you feel led
to be a part of this
exciting time with
kids, please contact
Emily Phelps or Lori
Schilling.
VBS Supply List due to
the church office by
Friday, May 16th
by 4:00 p.m.
VBS Supplies Ready
for pickup
Sunday, May 25th
by 4:00 p.m.
Classroom
Decorating Day
Sunday, June 1st
VBS Kick-off &
Pre-Registration
Sunday, June 1st
Vacation Bible School
Vacation Bible
School
June 2nd -
June 6th
Children’s Book
Now Available
Our own Diane James
wrote and illustrated a
children’s book entitled
Love Me Back...David’s
Rock, and Crazy Noah -
Three Narrative Poems
We are pleased to announce that these books
are now available in the church office for anyone
interested in owning a copy for $11.00.
Accountability is one of the
most vital yet often most neglected
components of the growth of
disciples. As I look back over my
own spiritual development, the
greatest strides were made during
times of intense accountability.
These were times when I knew I
would be asked about how much
time I spent in prayer and Bible
study. I would be asked about my
progress in overcoming certain
persistent sins in my life, etc…
This level of accountability is not
possible through most Sunday
school classes. Most of our classes
are not gender specific and they
are open groups. Open groups are
those that welcome all who might
show up. This is a
wonderful thing, and Sunday
school offers a great entry-point
for discipleship and connection
to the local Body, but it is not the
in-depth discipleship many are
hungry to find. I want you to
prayerfully consider whether the
Lord might want you to go deeper.
If you think an intense
discipleship study that will force
you to go much deeper in your
walk with the Lord is something
the Lord is calling you to, I want
you to know exactly what you are
getting into and to be fully
committed. This small group
study will last 25 weeks. Here
are the expectations for the
attendants:
1. ATTEND:
Participants are expected to
attend the 1 to 1 1/2 hour weekly
meeting unless providentially
hindered.
2. DO THE WORK:
Each week there will be a lesson
that will have three components:
memory verse study, Bible study
with discussion questions, and a
reading with discussion questions.
This study will take approximately
1 ½ hours. This is to be completed
prior to the Bible Study each week.
3. SUBMIT TO
ACCOUNTABILITY:
Each person will have an
accountability partner. This
person will pray for you daily, call
you if you miss a meeting and
ask you why you were not there,
listen to you recite your memory
verse, and look at your book. The
accountability will grow beyond
these things, but this is where we
will start.
4. HAVE A DESIRE TO GROW
TO BE A MORE PLEASING
FOLLOWER OF JESUS CHRIST!
There will be numerous time
options to choose from for
participants. We will set these
times once we can gauge the
numbers wanting to participate
and the availability of our leaders.
If this is something you are
interested in, please e-mail who
or sign up on the bulletin board
outside the Family Life Center. If
you have questions, I will be glad
to answer them. I will not be
following up on this letter. The
ball is now in your court.
Brother Paul
An Open Letter to All FBC Members

12. Sun Mon Tue Wed Thu Fri Sat
1 2 3
4 5 6 7 8 9 10
11 12 13 14 15 16 17
18 19 20 21 22 23 24
25 26 27 28 29 30 31
8:30 a.m.
Senior Singers
7:00 p.m. AA
Sr. Adult Revival
Hillcrest
8:30 a.m.
Senior Singers
5:30 p.m. Outreach
7:00 p.m. AA
8:30 a.m.
Senior Singers
5:30 p.m. Outreach
7:00 p.m. AA
Gym Night
7 a.m. Men’s Prayer
Breakfast
Senior Adult Sunday
Youth True Love
Project
Sr. & Mother’s Day
Photos Due
5 p.m.
Wednesday Night
Supper
6 p.m. Evening
Services
5 p.m. Wednesday
Night Supper
6 p.m. Evening
Services
5 p.m.
Wednesday Night
Supper
6 p.m. Evening
Services
Youth Paint War
7 p.m. AA
Sr. Adult Revival
Clifton Baptist
7 p.m. AA
7 p.m. AA
6 p.m.
Alzheimer’s
Support Group
(Senior Adult Center)
7 p.m. AA
4 p.m
Deacon’s Meeting
10 a.m. A.W.
Robbins Outing
6:30 p.m.
Hymn Sing at
Heritage Manor
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5 p.m. Wed Night
Supper
6 p.m. Evening
Services
Sacred Secrets
Begins
7 p.m.
Family
Movie
Night
Sr. Adult Revival
Enon
2 p.m. WMU
950 Self Street
Franklinton, LA 70438
www.fbcfranklinton.org
8:30 a.m.
Biblical
Parenting
Seminar
Sr. Adult Revival
FBC Franklinton
9:15 a.m.
Mother’s Day
Breakfast
Children’s
Dedication
VBS Teacher
Supply List Due
Senior Recognition
Sunday
6 p.m. Voices of LC
Gym Night
9 a.m.
Jail Ministry
First Baptist Church
Franklinton