North Richland Hills Baptist Church

Faith In Action

Faith in Action: Don't Just Go to Church.  Be the Church
Sunday, October 24

On Sunday, October 24, NRHBC is going to rally together for a time of commissioning and then go into our community to transform it through acts of service.  Partnering with organizations such as the City of North Richland Hills and Cornerstone Assistance Network, there will be opportunities for our church body to serve others and improve their quality of life by restoring the homes of those in need in our community. 

Also, for those not able to tackle a physical project, we will have opportunities to bless and serve others, such as the Police and Fire department, through gift baskets assembled on Faith in Action Sunday.  Still others will be able to bless the community through a Bible distribution.  Projects will be available starting September 26 and people of every skill set will be able to participate.

It is our desire that on October 24, we will not just Go to Church, but we will Be the Church.

In HIS Presence

We will kick off our Fall evening worship services on Sunday, September 12, 2010. These services are called “IHP” nights. “IHP” stands for “IN HIS PRESENCE.” The purpose of these evenings is to bring the church together during this time for prayer, focused emphases, and encouragement. With three morning services, this time is for our entire NRHBC family to come together as the one body of believers we are and offer encouragement to one another. We will be utilizing every age group to assist in presenting this fresh and creative approach to Sunday nights. The dates for the Fall IHP services are 9/12, 10/3, and 11/14. Please give these evenings priority each month on your calendar.

Women's Retreat

Meet Me Here...
Slow down, sip a warm beverage, relax with your girlfriends, and savor time with God.  From October 1-2, experience testimony of transformation from our special key note speaker, Iris Blue and inspirational worship led by Kristi Brown.  We look forward to joining you at the Omni Dallas Hotel for this wonderful opportunity to strengthen relationships and your walk with God.

Born in Houston, Iris Blue grew up rebellious and was absolutely ruining her life. Then, she heard about Jesus Christ...

Kristi Brown has experienced God's tremendous blessings upon her life.  She delivers a sincere and heart felt praise for the Lord.

Friday, October 1st
Check in as early as 3:00 PM - Dinner on your own - First session begins at 7:30 PM

Saturday, October 2nd
Breakfast and lunch provided - Retreat ends at 3:00 PM

Hotel location
Omni Dallas Hotel at Park West, 1590 LBJ Freeway, Dallas
Omni Hotel Directions

Cost
Single Room: $160 each, 2 per room: $120 each, 3 per room: $95 each, 4 per room: $75 each

Tickets on sale now and space is limited so register early. Reservations can be made any Sunday in August at the Ministry Gallery or in the church office during regular office hours. Payment plans are available and a deposit is required. Questions? Please contact us.

Ladies, you won't want your friends to miss this life-changing weekend.  Invite them to be your guest with an eCard!

Women's Retreat Handy Reference Guide

Justin Cofield Band

Wednesday - September 22 - 7:00PM

NRHBC Worship Center

FREE All-Church Concert

The Justin Cofield Band has been leading worship and playing music for over 10 years. They love leading worship and have been privileged to travel throughout most of the U.S. and even to the Middle East. As a band they love to glorify God through their music and to invest in people.

Join us on September 22nd in the NRHBC Worship Center as we host  The Justin Cofield Band.  The concert is free and begins at 7:00PM.  Doors open at 6:30.  Invite a friend!

Elvis Sighting!

Tuesday, September 28th at Dove Creek Café, 204 S. Hwy 377 in Roanoke, TX. 817-491-4973.

The Singles class of NRHBC are goin' to an Elvis sighting!  Sign up begins September in your SMBS class with reservations for 20 people.  The show starts promptly at 6 PM.  To eat and enjoy the show arrive between 5-5:30 PM.  Meal with tax and tip should cost about $10 and the food is outstanding. “Elvis” is verrry good.  He won the National Elvis Competition and went on to the World Competition in Wales and won 4th place. You are going to laugh!

Fourth Fridays

Friendship...Creativity...Relaxation

Friday, September 24

Silver Serenaders of Texas

The Silver Serenaders in its past twenty-nine seasons has performed throughout the United States, as well as overseas in Israel. The choir has performed at Carnegie Hall in New York City as part of the Distinquished Choral Concert Series, as well as at the Meyerson Symphony Center in Dallas. Numerous collegiate venues and countless churches have been privileged to hear America's premier Senior Adult Choir over the years.

Now in its 30th season, the Silver Serenaders continues to bring music with a message to audiences everywhere!  Join the Seniors of NRHBC as we attend their 2:30 PM concert on September 26th at Broadway Baptist Church, 305 W. Broadway Ave., Fort Worth, Texas.

Middle School Retreat

Retreat!
Come this year as we will have an awesome time on our Middle School Retreat. This is a great time to make new friends and have lots fun as we spend the night by Lake Lewisville.

October 9 & 10
$35

Registration Deadline: October 3 by 12noon
Camp Copass in Denton, TX.

Registration Form

New Library Titles

New titles in the NRHBC Library

Adult Collection

• The Power of a Whisper by Bill Hybels
• George Beverly Shea: Tell Me the Story by Paul Davis
• Battlefields and Blessings series
  
  • Stories of Faith and Courage from the Revolutionary War by Jane Hampton Cook
  • Stories of Faith and Courage from the Civil War Terry Tuley
  • Stories of Faith and Courage from the War in Iraq and Afghanistan by Jane Hampton Cook, Jocelyn Green and John Croushorn
• The Hole in Our Gospel by Richard Stearns
• Wiersbe Bible Commentary: New Testament by Warren W. Wiersbe
• How to Apply the Bible by David Veerman
• Take Four by Karen Kingsbury
• Manley Beasley: Man of Faith, Instrument of Revival by Ron Owens
• Vine’s Topical Commentary: Christ by W. E. Vine
• Oklahoma Weddings by Cathy Hake, Kelly Hake and Jennifer Johnson
• Ever Present Danger by Kathy Herman
• A Time to Mend by Sally John and Gary Smalley
• A Time to Gather by Sally John and Gary Smalley
• A Time to Surrender by Sally John and Gary Smalley
• I Will Carry You by Angie Smith
• The Faith of America’s First Ladies by Jane Hampton Cook
• One in a Million: Journey to Your Promised Land by Priscilla Shirer
• The Mentor Leader by Tony Dungee (audio book)
• Esther: Its Tough Being a Woman by Beth Moore (DVD series)
• John Newton: From Disgrace to Amazing Grace by Jonathan Aitken
• The Land Between: Finding God in Difficult Transitions by Jeff Manion
• The Father Connection: How You Can Make the Difference in Your Child’s Sef-Esteem and Sense of Purpose by Josh McDowell
• How the Mighty Fall: And Why Some Companies Never Give In by Jim Collins
• Bringing Up Girls by James Dobson
• The Real Enemy by Kathy Herman
• The Last Word by Kathy Herman
• The Right Call by Kathy Herman
• Greater Love by John Whitlow

Children’s Collection

• I Love You More than Rainbows by Susan Crites
• Sweetpea Beauty: A Girl after God’s Own Heart (DVD)
• Terror in Branco Grande by Jerry B. Jenkins
• My Life as a Skysurfing Skateboarder by Bill Myers
• Giant Steps for Little People: The Sermon on the Mount and the Ten Commandments by Kenneth Taylor

Mission New Orleans Video

High school mission trip to New Orleans 2010

Teen Lifeline

The Teen Lifeline Support System (TLSS) participates in activities on school campuses and in the COMMUNITY, striving to provide effective help for hurting teens. This starts with ASSESSMENT and helps us know where the teen best fits in TLSS or if another program should be recommended. If we believe TLSS can help, then the teen is invited into our PROGRAM where we seek to provide tools and resources that will help both now and later in their life's journey. Finally, we seek to send teens out prepared. This may happen in a simple way with a group wrap-up or in a big way with an ending party. Ultimately, our goal is to LAUNCH students back into their everyday life equipped with skills and coping strategies to live life better.

Teen Lifeline
Tuesdays 7:00 - 8:00PM
Room 108/109 in the 26 Wellness Center
Registration required. For more information please visit the Teen Lifeline website or call 817-788-2711

Career Search Network

You're not alone.  We're here to help.
Every Tuesday, 9 to 11 AM
Meeting in Room 108 - 109

Career Search Network’s approach to today’s job-search market is simple: Provide a location for qualified unemployed or under-employed professionals to meet and exchange professional networking data, job leads, company contacts, company and industry research.

Questions? Contact Derek Rowden or call 817.284.9206
CareerSearchNetwork.org