Walter HillCare Group 4: Please look for an email from “Walter Hill Church No Reply” which will contain a link to the page where you can sign up for care group assignments.
Auditorium – “A Cloud of Witnesses” – Justin Morton
Room 103 – “Paul: The Missionary and His Concerns” – Josh Cooper
Young Families – Room 109 – “What A Family In Christ Looks Like” – Nathan Hunzicker
College/Young Adults – Room 107 – “A Book Like No Other” – Matthew Norwood
Wednesday 7 pm
Auditorium – “Rise Up and Build” – Guest Speakers
June 10 – VBS
June 17 – “Your Spiritual Life” – Andy Connelly
June 24 – “The Community” – Cody Boston
July 1 – “A Culture of Encouragement” – Demetrius Desnoes
July 8 – “As A Leaders” – Joshua Pappas
July 15 — “With Courage” – Alan Judd
July 22 – “Through Opposition” – Ralph Richardson
July 29 – “With Generosity & Stewardship” – Wayne Miller
August 5 – Back to School Prayer Service
August 12 – “Your Home” – Dale Sadler
August 19 – “Emotional Strength” – Scott Ballard
August 26 – “With Integrity” – Johnny Trail
September 2 – “What Outlasts You” – Craig Evans
I’ve heard much talk the last couple weeks about the need for unity. They are right. No establishment does well when it is divided from inside. Jesus rightly stated, “Every kingdom divided against itself is laid waste, and no city or house divid- ed against itself will stand” (Matthew 12:25). Whether we are talking about America or your family unit, strife from within tears people apart like nothing else. So, how can we have unity?
1. Be team- mates. Whenever we see others with the same aspirations and goals, willingly work with them. This is es- pecially vital to the success of our families. Hus- bands and wives must work together–that means never undermining the other for selfish reasons. Teammates all wear the same jersey and have a singular mission. (Further study: find and read the 11 passages that Paul us- es the term “fellow worker”.)
2. Don’t fault-find. We’re all imperfect. Thus, if you look very hard at all, you can find plenty of flaws. By giving focus to insufficiencies, failures, or past indiscretions, we cannot move forward together. (Of course, this is not encouragement to abandon accountability or discard the necessity of morality; it is simply a realization that looking for bad only highlights bad and little good comes from that.)
3. Discuss openly. Often disagreements can come from a lack of commu- nication–either a lack of speaking/explaining or a lack of hearing/understanding. When there’s a problem in a marriage, partners need to talk about it. Problems aren’t solved in silence. If there are differences, much good can come from respect- ful, honest dialogue. Read Proverbs 1:5, 18:12–13;
05/31/2026
Weekly Budget: $16,500.00
Contribution: $18,910.00
Year to Date Budget: $363,000.00
Year to Date Contribution: $393,774.00
05/31/2026
Sunday Morning — 371
Sunday Evening — 220
Wednesday — 226
Canned Ham / Macaroni & Cheese
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December 20 — Haggai 1:1-2:23; Revelation 11:1-19; Psalm 139:1-24; Proverbs 30:15-16
December 21 — Zechariah 1:1-21; Revelation 12:1-17; Psalm 140:1-13; Proverbs 30:17
December 22 — Zechariah 2:1-3:10; Revelation 13:1-13:18; Psalm 141:1-10; Proverbs 30:18-20
December 23 — Zechariah 4:1-5:11; Revelation 14:1-20; Psalm 142:1-7; Proverbs 30:21-23
December 24 — Zechariah 6:1-7:14; Revelation 15:1-8; Psalm 143:1-12; Proverbs 30:24-28
December 25 — Zechariah 8:1-23; Revelation 16:1-21; Psalm 144:1-15; Proverbs 30:29-31
December 26 — Zechariah 9:1-17; Revelation 17:1-18; Psalm 145:1-21; Proverbs 30:32
December 27 –Zechariah 10:1-11:17; Revelation 18:1-24; Psalm 146:1-10; Proverbs 30:33
December 28 — Zechariah 12:1-13:9; Revelation 19:1-21; Psalm 147:1-20; Proverbs 31:1-7
December 29 — Zechariah 14:1-21; Revelation 20:1-15; Psalm 148:1-14; Proverbs 31:8-9
December 30 — Malachi 1:1-2:17; Revelation 21:1-27; Psalm 149:1-9; Proverbs 31:10-24
December 31 — Malachi 3:1-4:6; Revelation 22:1-21; Psalm 150:1-6; Proverbs 31:25-31
January 1 — Genesis 1-3
January 2 — Genesis 4-7
January 3 — Genesis 8-11
January 4 — Genesis 12-15
January 5 — Genesis 16-18
January 6 — Genesis 19-21
January 7 — Genesis 22-24
January 8 — Genesis 25-26
January 9 — Genesis 27-29
January 10 — Genesis 30-31
January 11 — Genesis 32-34
January 12 — Genesis 35-37
January 13 — Genesis 38-40
January 14 — Genesis 41-42
January 15 — Genesis 43-45
January 16 — Genesis 46-47
January 17 — Genesis 48-50
January 18 — Exodus 1-3
January 19 — Exodus 4-6
January 20 — Exodus 7-9
January 21 — Exodus 10-12
January 22 — Exodus 13-15
January 23 — Exodus 16-18
January 24 — Exodus 19-21
January 25 — Exodus 22-24
January 26 — Exodus 25-27
January 27 — Exodus 28-29
January 28 — Exodus 30-32
January 29 — Exodus 33-35
January 30 — Exodus 36-38
January 31 — Exodus 39-40
Jacob Stapelton will be serving as our intern this summer! Jacob will be a senior at Freed-Hardeman University this fall and plans to pursue youth ministry upon graduating. We are excited to have Jacob as part of our church family! Please, welcome him to Walter Hill.
June 7-10: VBS will start each night at 6:30. We want to average at least 40 students each night of VBS. If we average 40 Chris and Jacob will spend 24 hours in Waffle House, minus an hour for every waffle we eat.
Thursday, June 13th: Jam with Jacob at 6:30pm-8:30pm! Come to hang out with Jacob in the teen room, play games and have fun fellowshipping with one another!
Saturday, June 13th: The Family Scavenger Hunt! This is always super fun! The bus will head to McAlister’s (at The Avenue) at 5pm, you can meet us there at 5:30 if you prefer. After dinner we will break up into teams and have a scavenger hunt all around the avenue. The winning team gets Jermiah’s! We should be done and back to the building by 9:30pm.
Sunday, June 14th: Youth Invasion at Slim Chickens immediately after Bible class.
Monday, June 15th: MYM @ Fairfield! The bus will leave at 6pm.
June 21-26 Camp JOY! You can sign up for camp here! The deadline to sign up is June 1st! The cost is $120 per camper, but the 2nd camper from the same household goes for $95, and the 3rd camper from the same household goes for $95. The cost for college students is $85. Adults who are members at Walter Hill go at no charge.