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Our thoughts and prayers are with the family of Tommy Farmer upon his death on November 14, 2018. He was the brother of Anita Lanham and Nettie Brown. Our thoughts and prayers are with the family of Jeffrey Holtzclaw upon his death on November 13, 2018. He was the son of Joey and Margie Livers Holtzclaw and the nephew of Mark Holtzclaw. On Sunday, November 18, 2018, we will be having our Thanksgiving Meal in the church fellowship hall at 6 P.M.  The church will furnish the meat/bread/drinks and the rest of the meal will be potluck.  We hope you make plans to come and invite others as we gather in Christian fellowship to thank God for His many blessings. Union University School of Nursing Mission Trip 2019 The Union University School of Nursing will be going on a mission trip to the Dominican Republic on January 19th-26th, 2019.  If you would like to help support Adam Bland with the cost of this trip you can do so by giving your donation to Adam/Jennifer Bland and/or there is a direct link for your contribution at:  http://www.uu.edu/programs/nursing/excellence/.  The estimated cost for this trip is approximately $1,650.00 per person.  All contributions is being given to the School of Nursing at Union University.  If for some reason that Adam is unable to go on this trip your contribution will remain in the nursing fund for other mission opportunities at the discretion of the Office of International Missions.  Thank you for your prayers and your financial support as we go to serve God and His people on the mission field.   –Adam Bland • During the Sunday Morning Worship Service, there is a time for young children to assemble in the pews near the pulpit to hear a message from the pastor, another adult, or the Muldraugh Hill Baptist Church puppet ministry. Then those children, age 5 and under, with the permission of his/her parent or guardian, may go downstairs to a special “Children’s Church” class for fun activities while under adult supervision of our scheduled “Children’s Church” leaders. (See schedule) MaKayla Sabo and Caden Wheatley are MHBC Co-Youth Ministers. Please give them your support and prayers as they provide leadership for our youth. Please help them to reach out to our youth by inviting youth to participate in this program every Sunday evening at 6:00 p.m. and Wednesday evening at 6:30 p.m.   AWANA Children's Ministry (ages 2 to 6th grade) meets on Sunday Nights. The evening activities include music, scripture, games, lessons, and lots of Christian fellowship. Contact the Directors, Josh and Jessica Veatch, if questions. You are invited to come join our Sanctuary Choir here at Muldraugh Hill every Sunday.  We have rehearsal on Sunday evenings at 5:00 P.M. in the church sanctuary.   If you have never participated in singing with a choir now is an excellent opportunity for you to start.  I hope that you will give it prayerful consideration on becoming a member of our church choir. I am looking forward to working with the choir each week as we come to praise our Lord with song.    – Lidiane Macedo
Kaylene Poff is taking care of sharing our prayer concerns during the week.  If you want to be included on the email list that gets the prayer concerns/updates or you want to add someone to the prayer list contact Kaylene at  kaylene@pcscomputer.net  or call her at (270) 849-4768.
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We welcome worshippers of all denominations to join in celebrating God's love.
Billy Compton, Pastor
Notice from the Transportation Committee: The church has a van and bus that are available for church groups going on church related trips. In an effort to serve as many people as possible, the Transportation Committee requests that the usage of the church vehicles be reserved in advance of a planned activity. Please call or text any of the four members of the Transportation Committee to make a reservation. The members are: o Don Veatch - (270) 692-7329 o Sam Graham (270) 465-1095 o Nick Cobb (270) 405-1509 o Josh Veatch (270) 692-7693 Notice from the Facility Use Committee: Please don’t forget to fill out a request form if you would like to reserve the church fellowship hall for an event and give the completed form to Bro. Billy or a member of the Facility Use Committee. Members of the committee are: Mark Carney, Anita Lanham, Jean Peterson and Kaylene Poff. The forms are located in the church vestibule on the credenza or you can print one from the church website by clicking the link or the icon at the bottom of the page labeled “Facility/Ground Use Calendar.” Why Have a Safety/Security Team and Proactive Safety Protocols? Safety means taking reasonable measures to make the place(s) where we meet safe and to be ready to respond to various emergencies, whether natural (such as tornado, flooding), accidental (such as fire), medical (such as heart attack, stroke, fall), or secondary to a violent act. These are several reasons to form a Safety/Security Team or to form proactive safety protocols at church.  Contact Mckenzie Hardin, Kaylene Poff, Sam Graham, Josh Veatch or any of the other team members for more information about the Safety/Security Team and to see how you can help. It is NOT a requirement to have a concealed carry license to participate in the program.
Thank you for visiting our website. We invite you to visit our church and think you will find our church family very friendly and welcoming. We love God and want our church to be a lighthouse for the community.
We video-tape every Morning Worship Service and some of our special services. If you would like a copy of a service, please let Josh England, Sam Graham, or Josh Veatch know. Check us out on Facebook! MHBC Podcast of Bro. Billy’s Sermons MHBC now has its own Podcast of Bro. Billy’s sermons! You can now subscribe to the podcast on your smartphone, tablet, and/or computer. • On your smart phone, find your “podcast” icon and click on it. Then do a search for “Muldraugh Hill Baptist Church”, and subscribe to it for future upcoming sermons. Our MHBC members are already using it and listening to the podcast in their cars, and at work. • For your computer, click here: You can also “share” the link with others from the site once you get there. So, please share it with your friends.
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We Love Our Church! Dear Friends, Thank you to Muldraugh Hill Baptist Church family for your kind and encouraging words on Pastor Appreciation Sunday. Sue Ann and I have enjoyed reading each card and special notes. Of course, we enjoyed the delicious meal that was served at noon. Your love for the Lord, one another, and the Compton’s is a blessing every day! It’s true! We love our church! Bro. Billy and Sue Ann
Honoring our veterans on November 11, 2018. Click to view pictures and details about the service.
“A Prayer for Our Troops” By Greg Asimakopoulos Almighty Commander, in this time of need as our troops bleed and die in order to free those created in Your image, we declare our dependence upon You on behalf of them. These we love are brave, but human. They are strong, but also weak. And while they seek a speedy end to this distressing conflict we seek Your face, O God. Protect our daughters and sons as bombs explode and guns fire around them. Give them clarity of purpose amid casualties (both military and civilian). Cure their homesickness with a sense of Your Presence. Nourish their hunger for peace. Renew their confidence in the cause for which they fight. Revive their flagging spirits as You remind them of the values for which our Banner stands. One nation, under You, With liberty and justice for all.