The Curse of the Samurai

Attention all. Last week there were two Samurai Warriors at the CBC softball game who decided to put a curse on our team. Apparently, when they learned how awesome we played in Week 1 they maliciously took it upon themselves to cook up an atrocious curse that would effectively jinx every single player on our team by inducing walks, errors, missed balls, and every other conceivable softball miscue known to man; resulting in us losing. Something that is against our very nature.

Below is a picture that was captured by Hollie's digital camera showing these evil fiends at their trade. If you see them, beware, and stay away. Let Joe Vanzant handle them. He has experience dealing with riff-raff such as this, and he assures me that this Thursday night, the curse of the Samurai will be lifted and they will not be present at any more of our games. He guarantees victory this week. SO, tell all of your friends and family that it is safe to return to Fountain Bluff, For the Curse Has Been Lifted.



BTW, there will be no YOUTH GROUP this WEDNESDAY NIGHT May 31, 2006. Please pass along the word. Oh and Jayce, it hasnt been a month since the last post. Only 22 days. Sorry for the long wait.

What's The Question Box?

The Question Box is a place where you can bring your most serious, curious, and even dumb questions that you may not have the confidence to ask at church around other people, but, youve always wondered, none the less.

For example: Why does bad stuff happen to good people? Or better yet, why does God allow it?

That's a great question. So look for the Question Box in the youth room and drop a question or two in there. At some point during the month I will take time on a Wed. night to answer the questions to the best of my ability. I may not always be able to answer the questions but at least we will give it a go.

In my opinion, church should be a place where we can feel free to ask tough questions and attempt to wrestle and struggle with the tough issues that exist in our life.

We need to be able to ask: What does the Bible have to say about this? What has God already said that could shed some light on my situation? Maybe someone else has already experienced it and we could learn from that person's experience.

Asking questions is a positive and healthy part of a Christian's life. Sometimes we don't have all of the answers, and that's okay!

INCOMING

Tonight,

We are starting a new series called: How Not to Be a Fool. The Book of Proverbs is filled with warnings for the foolish and encouragement for those seeking wisdom. Tonight we will look at how your choices determine your destination in life.

Invite your friends. It should be 'enlightening.'

And Chem.

See ya there!