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December Photos by Mark Pugh, Kings Crossing Minister CORPUS CHRISTI -- We had a very unusual set of baptisms recently at Kings Crossing. Jack North, one of our elders, baptized all three of his granddaughters in succession, on the evening of Oct. 15. Piper, Emory, and Arden Turman, all sisters, wanted to be baptized together to have the same spiritual birthday. Their parents are members at Kings Crossing, Greg and Joeli Turman.
These South Texas young people competed in Weber Road’s 25th Annual Bible Bowl. 
Below: Students from Pleasanton who participated in the Bible Bowl. 
Northwest Magi Boxes: James Hagler arranges the boxes (below left) a Deryk Pritchard accepts the boxes from the children of Northwest during the Sunday am assembly (below right).
CHS Board President, Bill Hopper and his wife Doris enjoy a moment at the CHS Dinner and Auction which raised over $60,000 for CHS. 
Christian Heritage supporters look over some of the silent auction items at the 27th Dinner and Auction. 
CORPUS CHRISTI -- The Kings Crossing church of Christ installed one new elder and five new deacons on Sunday, Nov. 9. Robert Illgen is the new elder, and the kneeling men in the photo are the new deacons: from left, Kevin Stafford, Patrick Grona, Jonathan Kolb, Heath McCartney, and Mike Fox.  
 Northside infants, members begin relationship SAN ANTONIO -- At a special Oct. 12 ceremony, 21 babies who have been born during the past year to Northside parents here were dedicated to the Lord. In addition to being presented with a Bible, they were also given a letter from the elders to be opened when they reach twelve years of age. Above, center, Ellis Henton offers the Shepherd’s prayer of blessing. Dr. David Mullins, Northside elder who has dedicated his life to caring for babies born prematurely, offered a prayer on their and their parents’ behalf during second service. The congregation was also challenged to fulfill its obligation to assist in whatever way possible to their “increase in wisdom and in stature, and in favor with God and man.” David Allen is the pulpit minister.
Shaeffer blows roof off at rally GALVESTON -- At the Gulf Coast Youth Rally on Nov. 14, Pat Shaeffer led an animated study of Mark 2:4 (NASB): “Being unable to get to Him because of the crowd, they removed the roof above Him; and when they had dug an opening, they let down the pallet on which the paralytic was lying.” The rally was held in conjunction with the Gulf Coast Spiritual Growth Workshop at the Galveston Island Convention Center at the San Luis Resort. The young people also filled sack lunch bags and later distributed them to the homeless in the area here.
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