Another busy month at VSBC and we’ve gotten a little tardy in getting the sermon audio files published on the Internet.  We’re trying to figure out the best and most efficient way to get this out here for you.

We are curious –

  • Do you miss the entire synopsis of the service?
  • Are the sermon notes helpful?
  • Should we just post the sermon audio files without any commentary if it would get the files posted sooner?
  • Is the way we post the files working for you? You can easily listen to it via the streaming player or downing it, right?

We would appreciate any feedback you would like to provide.  Just send an email to info@vinestreetbaptist.org and we’ll be sure it gets to the right person.

Now … on to the sermons! You can listen to the sermon by clicking on the player, or right-click on the link and save the file to your computer.

July 4, 2010 AM God’s Story: Faith, Righteousness & Blessing – Genesis 12 (Ben Dockery)

July 11, 2010 AM God’s Story: Saved By Love for Love – Exodus 12, Deuteronomy 6 (Ben Dockery)

July 18, 2010 AM The Three P’s of Gospel Sharing: Prompting, Preparation, Presentation – Acts 8:25-38 (Robert Bebout)

July 18, 2010 PM (Part 1) – An update on mission activity in Nicaragua. (Adam and Sarah Rice)

July 18, 2010 PM (Part 2) – An update on mission activity in Nicaragua. (Adam and Sarah Rice)

Due to a technical issue, the recording for our guest missionaries went bad and was stopped as soon as it was noticed. When you hear the issue, you can stop the playback and go to Part 2 for the conclusion.

Over the past few months, members and regular attendees of Vine Street Baptist Church have purged the closest of old shoes.  Why? To provide water in Haiti.

Partnering with EDGE Outreach, members and regular attenders of VSBC have come up with several creative ways of getting shoes that aren’t even in their own closets.  One member told her Bunco group they couldn’t come to the game unless they had at least one pair of shoes.  Another member put up a sign in the lobby of her apartment complex, provided a box and the shoes came pouring in.

Here’s some information about what EDGE is doing with the shoes.  You can find more information on their website.

If you have shoes you would like to donate to the project, you can stop by a variety of locations around town.  In addition, you are welcome to contact the church at 502.585.3027 or info@vinestreetbaptist.org and workout arrangements for a drop off or pickup.

As of this writing, Vine Street Baptist Church has collected 366 pairs of shoes.  Way to go folks!  Keep up the excellent progress.   We’ll post additional updates along the way.

Vine Street Baptist Church continues its Family Movie Night series by presenting

The Chronicles of Narnia - Prince Caspian

Saturday, July 17th . 6:30pm

Members, friends and neighbors are invited and welcome to attend.  We’ll show the movie on our big screen and with the big sound system.  Fresh pop corn (made the old fashioned way — on the stove) will be served.

Trailers for the next movie in the series look fantastic.  Use this event as an opportunity to catch up on the story line and to get ready for the next movie’s release.
If you have any questions, please feel free to contact the church (502.585.3027) or send an email (info@vinestreetbaptist.org)

Vacation Bible School 2010 at Vine Street Baptist was loaded with fun and learning.  This is what we did during the past week!

At long last, here are the most recent audio files from recent sermons. You can listen to the sermon by clicking on the player, or right-click on the link and save the file to your computer.

May 30, 2010 AM (Bill Bell)

June 6, 2010 AM (Ben Dockery)

June 13, 2010 AM Pt 1 (Ben Dockery)

June 13, 2010 AM Pt 2 (Ben Dockery)

June 13, 2010 PM (Paul Butterworth)

June 20, 2010 AM (Ben Dockery)

June 27, 2010 AM (Ben Dockery)

June 27, 2010 PM (Paul Butterworth)

This week at Vine Street Baptist Church is Vacation Bible School.  It’s not too late to sign up to attend or volunteer. We would welcome your being here.

Sermon files for the past two weeks will be posted in the next day or two.

Any questions, comments?  Just send us an email or call the church voice mail.

info@vinestreetbaptist.org or 502/585.3027

Vine Street Baptist Church is happy to announce Vacation Bible School.  This year, our travel through ancient Bible lands takes us to Egypt.  We will learn about Joseph.

As in the most recent past years, Vacation Bible School is a multi-generational event.  Parents are encouraged to attend and participate alongside their children ages 4 to 12.  Crafts,  stories, games, music and (of course) snacks are part of each day’s events.  You can learn all about this year’s adventure — and you can register online — by following this link.

Weather reports allege on again, off again RAIN for most of Saturday morning. Vine Street Baptist Church is still going to hold the Community Yard Sale.

We are going to setup in our Fellowship Hall, which is just off the parking lot near the back of the property. This is going to allow people to park in the lot and come right into the building. Several church and community families plan to setup and welcome everyone to come browse for a special treasure you just didn’t know you couldn’t live without.

We are located at 960 Vine Street, at the corner of Vine St. and Highland Ave. in German/Paristown. A map is located on our website –> www.vinestreetbaptist.org on the About page.

Don’t forget that this Saturday is the Community Yard Sale at Vine Street Baptist Church.

Got junk? Sell it. Spaces still available — send an email to info@vinestreetbaptist.org to reserve your space.

Like to yard sale? We have a number of people selling their things. Stop by from 7:30am until, you know, whenever.

Better late than never ….

Here is the audio recording of the evening sermon for 05/23/2010.  Bill Bell, guest preacher, brings us a message from Ephesians.  The teaching time came just after Bell played the piano and led the gathered in a few hymns

You can listen to the sermon by clicking on the player, or right-click on the link and save the file to your computer.

May 23, 2010 PM (Bill Bell)

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