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Resources

Study Resources, Feast Info, News, Links, and More! www.olivebranches.net. Send for our free "Resource Guide." Olive Branches, P.O. Box 1293, Fairview, TN 37062.

Mid-South Sabbatarians-News, Events, and Directory. On the web at www.sabbatarians.net.

Feast of Tabernacles

Panama City Beach, private beach homes and townhouses, discount to all church members. Call Sunspot Realty, 1-800-423-8367.

The Mid-Missouri Church of God invites you to celebrate the Feast of Tabernacles at Lake of the Ozarks. For more information visit www.mmcg.org or email: ddinmo@advertisnet.com.

The "Olive Branches" web site (www.olivebranches.net) is collecting information for its "Year 2003 Feast of Tabernacles" site listing page. E-mail your information to: info@olivebranches.net. Or mail to: Olive Branches, PO Box 1293, Fairview, TN 37062.

For sale

Some have taken on faith that God's apostle is the final Elijah. Some have doubts. Some reject the belief. My new book, America's Greatest Prophet: The Endtime Elijah--Herbert W. Armstrong, proves why no one else can be this messenger (whom God promised to send in Malachi 4:4-6). Americans should remember that Christ said that no prophet is accepted in his own country. Therefore it is harder for them to recognize a genuine U.S.-born prophet of God. Here is the plain truth of the matter. The first chapter, list of contents and details for ordering can be seen at http://hwa-elijah.4t.com. Snail-mail orders (with $50 or £50) can be sent to the address below. Geoffrey R. Neilson, Box 22256, Fish Hoek 7974, South Africa, ctrade_exports@hotmail.com.

"Think on these things," a professionally produced CD and audio cassette with 16 inspirational songs by poet Barri Armitage, is availble for $16/CD or $12/cassette (includes S&H). Song sheets with 4 parts plus guitar chords are $8/set. Listen to samples on her website: www.dovesongs.com. Mail check or M.O. to: Barri Armitage, 13904 N. Gate Dr., Silver Spring, MD 20906.

Announcements

To request a free copy of the 2003 Ten Commandments Calendar contact James Ussery, P.O. Box 1291, Big Sandy, TX 75755. Phone 903-636-4364 or 877-586-1851 (toll-free). Email: djussery@tiagris.com or tehorton@swbell.net.

Employment

Truck school grad, 61, needs job. 773-354-7722.

Prayer requests

Lynn Coleman is experiencing side effects of Leukemia. Please pray for her weakness, muscle cramps, bruising and rashes. She is awaiting another bone marrow test in July.

Linda Tarkney, 1277 Campcreek Rd., Waynesville, OH 45068, is suffering from two blood clots, caused by surgery preformed to remove kidney stones. Please pray for the dissolution of the blood clots.

Tracy Cruze, 14 E. 1st St. No. 103, Chisholm, MN 55719, requests prayers for herself, Nicky, Richie, and Mickey, all suffering from lower immune systems.

Alonzo Walker, Jr., hospitalized with very serious illness.

Bonita Kilgore requests your prayers for her health problems.

Joann Wright, 506 Barbara Lane, Conroe, TX 77302, is suffering from stomach cancer. Please remember her in your prayers.

Doug Polzin, 47, 4225 E.Dailey, Phoenix, AZ 85053, is suffering from cancer of the pancreas. Cards or notes of encouragement, and especially prayers would be appreciated.

Richard Reed of Palestine, Texas, and friend of Duane Giles would appreciate your prayers for him during his long road to recovery due to a burst appendix.

Ted Phillips, Morro Bay, CA, is steadily improving after a toxic reaction caused by medication.

Carolyn Scharpen, currently undergoing chemotherapy treatment. She is suffering from pain, tenderness, and loss of appetite.

Obituaries

Myrtle Elsie Palmer, 89, of Mesa, Ariz., died April 14, just 26 days before her 90th birthday. She was born in Bryant, Ark. She is survived by sons William F. Simpson of Little Rock, Ark., Bob G. Simpson of Mesa, Ariz., of the Greater Phoenix Church of God, Wil Simpson of Reno, Nev., and Don Simpson of Woodinville, Wash.; daughters Shirley Lame of Hobbs, N.M., Anita Maddison of Richland, Wash., and the Living Church of God, and Sandra Mittendorf of Mesa; 20 grandchildren; 22 great-grandchildren; and nine great-great-grandchildren. She was a longtime member of the Sabbatarian Church of God, including Worldwide Church of God and Church of God International and at the time of death a beloved member of the Greater Phoenix Church of God. Funeral services were held on Monday, April 21, at 1 p.m. at Ashby Funeral Home in Benton, Ark., assisted by Bunker's University Chapel of Mesa. The service was officiated by pastor James Ussery, and interment was at Pinecrest Memorial Park near Benton.