Tiburon Baptist Church

Announcements

• Memorial Service for Ann Smith - March 21st @ 11:00 a.m.

  Ann Crawford Smith passed away Jan. 26, 2020, in her home surrounded by family. Beloved wife of Paul Smith and devoted mother of Marie Smith, Ann will also be greatly missed as a dear sister-in-Christ and a longtime, dedicated servant among our TBC family. Please be here on March 21st @ 11:00 a.m. for a memorial service and celebration of her life lived fully in Christ Jesus.
• TBC Men’s Retreat - Apr. 17th & 18th

  Mark your calendars for the 2020 Men’s Retreat at Camp Cazadero! This year’s keynote speaker is Dr. Barry Stricker, former pastor of TBC and current pastor of Cornerstone Church of Alpena in Michigan. Stay tuned for more details on sign-ups and costs. Please contact Dan McLennon or Eric Kwok for more information.
• TBC Reads Scripture in 2020
  

  Click here for an introduction video.

  Click here for a printable version of the reading plan.

  Instructions for downloading the app:

  • Download the app from the App Store on your phone or tablet. Search for “Read Scripture” (like the picture).
  • The app provides you the reading plan, brief videos to explain different books of the Bible, daily reminders to keep you on track, and the ability to read the Bible within the app (which might be especially helpful if you leave your Bible at home or are traveling).
  • Under “settings” you can set the start date (Feb 14) and other items like if and when you’d like daily reminders.
• Wednesday Night Volunteer Signup

  We need help with our Wednesday dinners!! 

  Would you be able to help us on one or more evenings?  We need volunteers to help us with...

  • Hosting Dinner. 
  • Setting up tables and chairs.
  • Serving the meal.
  • Cleaning up after dinner.

  The current signup schedule can be found HERE.

  If you are able to help  with any of these needs, please click here to sign up.
• Building a Beautiful Neighborhood

  a: Write the names of the people who live in the house represented by the box. If you can give first and last names, that's great. If it's only first names, that's fine too.

  b: Write down some relevant information about each person, some data or facts about him or her that you couldn't see just by standing in your driveway. things you might know if you've spoken to the person once or twice. We don't mean drives a red car or has yellow roses by the sidewalk, because you could see that from your driveway. We mean information you've gathered from actually speaking to a neighbor, such as grew up in Idaho, is a lawyer, plays golf, is from Ethiopia, had a father in World War II.

  c: Write down some in-depth information you would know after connecting with people. This might include their career plans or dreams of starting a family or anything to do with the purpose of their lives. What motivates them to do what they do? What would they say about God? What do they most fear? What are their spiritual beliefs and practices? Write down anything meaningful that you've learned through interacting with them.

  Click here for the PDF.