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l Prayer List

Clara Blount Pope

(currently in St. Vincent's Hospital)

 Rev. Samuel Edwards

Albert Parker is at home on Hospice Care

Mary Goodwill (Rebecca Robertson's Mother)

 Lauren Bell

(Celestine Hood's granddaughter)

Henry McKinney (Stepfather of Theresa Berry), at HealthSouth Lakeshore

Alice Grant (mother of Lonzella Bush)

Josephine Claughton

Maxine King & Mother (Bernice Barnes)

Jennette Henderson

Larry Adams (son of Bobbie Adams)

Barbara Heflin

Dr. Carman Rosa Kline

(friend of Janice Clark)

 
   

l New Members

Prince Martel Hardy (Baptism)

Kimberly Gibson (Re-dedication)

Julius Hunter (Baptism)

Dwinita Riggins (Re-dedication)

Rontez Bartsdale (Re-dedication)

Daniel Connolly (Re-dedication)

Amber Jackson (Baptism)

Demetra Jackson (Baptism)

Aurelious Marble (Baptism)

Martel Hardy(Re-dedication)

   

l Baptism

Prince Martel Hardy Julius Hunter
Clarence Cleveland Sherrikka Watkins

 

 

l Newly Weds

 

l Baby Dedication

 

l Graduates

 
 

l Medical Ministry Health Notes

 

Cervical Health Awareness Month

January Health awareness is Cervical Health Awareness.  According to the American Cancer Society, 3,870 mothers, daughters, and wives will die from cervical cancer in 2008. Over 11,000 new cases of cervical cancer will be diagnosed by year's end.

The most important risk factor in developing cervical cancer is human papillomavirus (HPV) infection. Although most HPV infections do not cause cervical cancer, nearly all cervical cancers (99%) are related to HPV, according to the American Cancer Society. HPV infections are common, but some strains can cause dangerous changes in the cells of the cervix that can lead to the development of cervical cancer. Additional risk factors include smoking, poor diet, family history, and not getting an annual pap test.
Signs of cervical cancer include:

·         Abnormal bleeding between period

·         Vaginal discharge that has a foul smell or unusual in color

Cervical cancer is preventable when it is detected early. Regular pap tests can find changes in the cervix before

 cancer develops. It can also find early cervical cancer in its most curable stage. Remember as I always say, education is the key and always consult your doctor for any health related issues or questions. These are health tips to improve your life.

Thank you,

Fannie W. Jones, Medical Ministry Pres.

 

l Announcements

 

Annual Candlelight Service

January 4th @ 6:00pm

 

Congratulations to Terrence Stinson (our organist) and ShaRhonda Ann Holmes on their upcoming wedding,

January 24th at 3:00pm at St. James Missionary Baptist Church, 2400 13th Street North

 

Congratulations to Mr. & Mrs. John Michael Simpson as they celebrate their 36th Wedding Anniversary!

 

If you know of someone who is not on this list, please submit name at church email address or call at 833-3676.

 

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New Rising Star Missionary Baptist Church
7400 London Avenue South
Birmingham, Alabama  35206


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