Calhoun Community Church
Greetings from Calhoun Community Church where everyone is somebody and Jesus Christ is Lord. We are located on the southeast corner of the Calhoun square. We are a MultiDenominational congregation and gather for pre-church food and fellowship at 9:30 a.m. This is a special time for visiting, signing cards of encouragement for our card ministry, and welcoming guests for worship. Mr. Tom rang the church bell at 9:45 a.m. to call our church families to worship at 10:00.
Our prayer list includes Stan and Elaine Egbert, Joe Goodrich, Derek Lowe, Mike Hanson, Gerald Barrow, Taylie Stauber, Grayson Lowe, Sondra Short, Dave and LaDawn Burson, Amber, Patrick, and Brecklynn Dittmer. We continue to pray for our military men and women and their families, as well as others in service jobs that we depend upon daily.
Joys to celebrate: What a beautiful early spring day to gather and praise the Lord. Ms. Carol brought M & M cookies for our fellowship time, we extend our Thanks. Tom Colwell and Steve Siercks lit the altar candles and Kynslee and Dalton Conner served as ushers collecting the offering. Shirley Cardwell, Wes Conner and Jeremy Reed were recognized for having Birthdays this week and wishes for many more. All were pleased to have Debbie Joy and Tawyna Conner back from vacationing in the Bahamas and Florida. Patty Dump noted that she had spring flowers coming up in her yard. Karrie Reed was pleased to report the Stockdale family, much better this week. The first Sunday of the month is Communion Sunday at Calhoun Community Church, today Tom and Steve served Communion and Pastor Reed marked our foreheads with ashes, a sign of repentance, usually preformed on Ash Wednesday. Jeremy Reed was absent today attending his son Jackson and Tucker McNeely’s wrestling match. Jeremy is our Tek-man so our hymns were sung acappella. We had a church full so our music turned out fine. RememberDaylight Savings time begins next Sunday.
We are a country church where country folk gather to praise the Lord and socialize one with another. We are a diverse group and invite you to be our guest any Sunday for worship, we promise you will receive a blessing for your effort. Come dressed as you are comfortable and bring the children for Sunday School during the service.
Church of Jesus Christ (of Latter Day Saints)
FREE Family History and Genealogy training and support to the local Clinton community, and the surrounding counties of Henry, Benton, Johnson and St Clair.
When: Every Wednesday
Time: 6:30 pm
Where: 297 NW 40 Rd, Clinton, MO 64735
We provide FREE access to the following ancestorial databases and websites:
Ancestry, American Ancestors, Family Search, FindMyPast, Geneanet, MyHeritage
We have access to a huge archive of historical documents, a record of key life events of your ancestors, to help you find and tell the story of your family.
Including: Cemetery records, Birth, death, and marriage records, Census Records, Obituary records, And much more.
We will have trained Genealogists on hand to answer any questions and guide you through the process. Contact info is below should you have questions or need help.
Caiden Wilkins (660) 351-4322, caidenwilkins14@gmail.com
Bodey Paulson (208) 217-0574, bubbaman2224@gmail.com
Sister Box (816) 812-2434, katlen124@gmail.com
Join us for a fun and inspiring evening as we explore the fascinating stories of your ancestors and discover more about who you are and where you come from.
In these uncertain times, what better way to find joy, comfort, and a sense of belonging than by connecting with your family history?
Church of Jesus Christ (Clinton Restoration Branch)
Pastor, Elder Duane Stowell
Sunday Morning: 9:45 Family Worship; 10:00 Class time; 11:00 Preaching Service
Sunday March 9th we will have a visiting Minister.
Please Join us at 1311 Event Space in Clinton, MO
Monthly theme is: Jesus Said, when ye are converted, strengthen thy brethren. Luke 22: 32 Inspired Version.
Corinth Baptist
502 NW Highway N, Chilhowee, MO 64733
Rev. Dale W. Snyder
660-351-9151
Sunday School 9:30 am * Worship Service 10:30 am.
ISO - Piano Player, $60/2 hours, $30/1 hour.
Call number above or 660-441-8000
$240/mo, $60/Sunday
First Baptist
In this powerful exploration of Genesis 3, we dive deep into the fall of humanity and its consequences. But amidst the judgment, we discover an incredible thread of God’s mercy and grace. The passage reveals how sin entered the world, disrupting the harmony between God and His creation. Yet, even in this darkest moment, we see the first glimpse of hope - the proto-evangelium, or first gospel. God’s promise of a future redeemer born of woman who would crush the serpent’s head foreshadows Christ’s ultimate victory over evil. As we reflect on Adam and Eve’s story, we’re reminded of our own struggles with sin and the importance of taking responsibility for our actions. The consequences of sin - pain in childbirth, difficulty in work, and death - are balanced by God’s compassion in clothing Adam and Eve, symbolizing His desire to cover our shame and restore us. This narrative challenges us to confront our own shortcomings while embracing the hope of redemption that God offers through Jesus Christ.
First Baptist Church services are streamed live on our Facebook page (FirstBaptistChurchClinton) at 11:00. You can also view services from our website www.firstbaptistclinton.church, and our app, which is available for Apple and Android products. For anyone with hurts, habits, or hangups, Celebrate Recovery is on Tuesday evenings at the Vansant location, following dinner served at 5:30 pm. For those mourning the death of a loved one, GriefShare is on Thursdays at 6pm at the Vansant location. Worship service times are 9:30 a.m. and 11:00 a.m. and Sunday School is offered at 8:15 a.m. and 9:30 a.m.
For more information and upcoming events, please visit www.firstbaptistclinton.church or find us on Facebook at ‘First Baptist Church – Clinton, MO’. We invite those without a church home to join us in worship of our Lord & Savior, Jesus Christ. First Baptist Church exists to fulfill the Great Commission (Matthew 28:19-20) by loving people into a growing relationship with Jesus Christ.
First Presbyterian
Can you hear Christ’s call? As disciples, we should listen for His voice. We are called by Him to love and heal the broken hearted. Go out into the world and be a blessing to others. On Sunday morning, Dr. David Maggi was with us and delivered a message based on Ephesians 4: 17 – 20; 31, 32. The title of his message was “The Knockout Punch”. Sarah Hall on clarinet and Gay Smith on piano brought us the anthem “America the Beautiful” arranged by Buryl Red.
March 5th will be Ash Wednesday. We will have a service at 5:30 pm. Make plans to attend.
The Presbyterian Women will meet on Friday at 1:00 pm (please note the time change). Amanda Roe from H.O.P.E. Project will be the guest speaker, followed by fellowship time and the regular meeting and Bible Study. All women of the church are invited to attend.
Sunday was the last day to bring in cans of soup for the Samaritan Center Food Pantry. At last count over 124 soups in many varieties have been gifted. Families in Henry County will benefit.
The “cutting and braiding” day has been rescheduled for March 4th at 1:30 pm in Fellowship Hall. Bring your scissors and come prepared for fellowship as tee shirts are repurposed into jump ropes.
Remember that next Sunday, March 9th, we will “Spring Forward” into daylight saving time. Turn those clocks ahead one hour so you can be at church on time.
Tai Chi classes continue on Mondays and Wednesday at 10:00 am in our Fellowship Hall. Join in the fun while you are strengthening your core and improving your balance.
An open invitation is always extended for you to come be a part of First Presbyterian Church. A warm, friendly atmosphere will welcome you. Worship begins at 10:30 am. Be sure to check out our website fpcclintonmo.net. where you will find the March Carillon newsletter and calendar of happenings so you can stay informed.
Redemption Point Apostolic Church
115 W Henry St. Clinton, MO. 64735
660-386-0690
573-378-9251
Website: www.rp.church
Bible Study - Come and hear the truth of Gods word, the teaching of the plan of Salvation Gods plan for Man.
Service starts Sunday at 3:00 pm and Wednesday at 6:30 pm.
Trinity Lutheran
The schedule for this year’s Lenten and Easter services is as follows:
03/12/2025 - Lent service at 4:30;
03/19/2025 - Lent service at 4:30;
03/26/2025 - Lent service at 4:30;
04/02/2025 - Lent service at 4:30;
04/09/2025 - Lent service at 4:30
Holy Week:
04/17/2025 - Maundy Thursday with Holy Communion at 4:30;
04/18/2025 - Good Friday service at 4:30;
04/19/2025 - Easter Vigil at 7:00 (service at Appleton City, not at Clinton);
04/20/2025 - Easter Sunrise Matins service at 6:30 am with elders. Youth Easter breakfast at 7:30 am. Easter morning Divine Service: 9:00 a.m.
All Lutherans believe and accept the doctrines of the Lutheran Church. The church’s doctrines and beliefs are specific and written down for all to see and understand. There is no ambiguity. They are not optional.
“For example, faith and salvation are the work of God alone. No one can “decide to follow Jesus” through their own intellect or reason. No way. No how. Can’t happen. It’s impossible. Do you have faith in Jesus? Praise God, for it is His work alone that you do. You were dead in your tresspasses and sin and had no part in your salvation. (Eph. 2:1-10).
Where is God and his gifts of faith and salvation most commonly found? In church! It’s in church where the Word of God is rightly proclaimed, and the sacraments of Baptism and the Lord’s Supper are rightly administered. Trinity Lutheran in Clinton, MO is such a church. Come to church this Sunday. The Holy Spirit has promised to meet you there to create and strengthen your faith in His Son, Jesus Christ. Amen.
Urich Baptist
Sunshine warmed our hearts as we gathered to worship the Lord. Clint Keeney rang the church bell. Mrs. Julia Klinefelter led in the congregational singing with Mrs. Dixie Collins playing piano and Mrs. Rebecca Sowell playing violin. Randy Vogt and Clint Keeney collected the offering.
In Pastor Joshua Sowell’s sermon, he references different passages that show what Baptism is. In Matthew 28: 19-20 it states that Baptism is a command to and for all believers as a sign of our faith. In Romans 6: 1-4, Baptism is a symbol and a sign of our faith in Christ: Death, burial, and resurrection. In Baptism we bury our old selves and rise up washed clean from our sins and renewed in life with Christ.
Baptism is a witness to our commitment to the church and world. Baptism brings everyone together into the church as one body worshiping Christ our Savior. Have a blessed week.
Valley Center United
“Come O Fount of every Blessing, Tune My Heart to Sing Thy Grace.”
We are an open and affirming church and welcome all to come and worship with us next Sunday morning at 9 am. We pray for those who are in need of his healing hands. We pray for our churches, communities and for this world. We pray for the people of the Ukraine as they fight for democracy.
Lent services will be on Wednesday, March 5th, at 6 pm. Donna Hughes will lead us in the scripture reading and there will be a simple meal.
We say it in our prayers and we say it every time we come to church, “Forgive us our debts, as we forgive our debtors”. It is a very clear message, we are to simply love and forgive everyone as God does us.
As we travel through life, we learn from those around us. Many of our lessons come from something someone said or even from their reactions. These lessons may have come from teachers, parents, preachers or friends. They can also come from people that you don’t even know. They can be good or bad. Good lessons come from people showing kindness, tenderness and forgiveness. But other times they may not be so good like when we see hate, bitterness or malice that is shown or acted out against others.
It is our choice to choose what we listen to and how it all makes us feel. It is very important how we react to all of these things.
Even though life can sometimes drag us down, we need to take the good from it and fill our thoughts with love and kindness for all we meet. We need to forgive others and show that we are truly God’s children. We need to pay attention, listen to that knock that we hear and to always end each day with something positive that we have learned. God’s ability to love and forgive us is greater than all of our sins.
And God said, “This is my Son, listen to him.”
