1.  Our Sunday tear down team (following the 5:30 p.m. service) has left us high and dry  This past Sunday, only two people stuck around to help pack up the entire church.  If you can commit to helping this week or any of the rest in 2009 to help tear down (a quick process with the more hands involved) please contact Lawton Graves (lawton@nomorethirst.org).  WE NEED YOU.  Seriously.

2.  The Godby High School Football team has made it to the next round of post season play.  All season long, The Well has helped to staff the team's concessions stands to give parents of players the opportunity to actually watch their children play at our home school.  The team has another game on Friday, November 20th @ Cox at 7:00 p.m. and we've committed to help the team out.  If you are interested in volunteering, please contact Libby Wyman (elawyman@gmail.com) so we can get our schedule together.  WE NEED YOU.  Seriously.

 

In partnership with the FSU Athletic Trainers Association, the Well is taking part in the "Godby Cares" Thanksgiving canned food drive at our home school.  All cans and/or monetary donations will go to families in need at Godby High School.  Bring in your donations between now and Thanksgiving and drop them off at the Godby Cares table in the Portico this Sunday.

 

"Servants by Calling" by Donnie Brodeur

My name is Donnie Brodeur and I am student at Flagler College in Tallahassee majoring in Business Administration.  I became a Christian very early in life and attended the same church until I became a member of The Well two years ago, where I have served on the setup and tear down team ever since.

I believe there is no better way to serve on a Sunday than being on the setup team. Every few weeks I get the chance to meet people from all different age groups and get to know a little more about the people who attend The Well. I have also made some lifelong friends along the way.  Behind the scenes, you also get to see the service come together and it is exciting to be part something like that. For me it is more than just seeing the final product. As Christians God has called us to serve in the church and I have come to the point in my walk where I could not imagine not being involved and serving at The Well each week.

A good example that Jesus sets for us in the bible is found in John Chapter 13 where Jesus commits an act of service by washing his disciples' feet. The act of washing feet was a servant's job back then because feet were gross and people either went barefoot or wore sandals and the roads were very dusty. Jesus was so eager to serve that he humbled himself to that of a servant by washing his disciples' feet. Through this story Jesus is calling us to serve one another. Serving others is good, but I believe we can take it a step further than that by serving in the church as one unit that serves one God who sent His son to die on the cross for our sins.

What would Tallahassee look like if we served others instead of ourselves? What would The Well look like if there were more people who were committed to serving the church? I would say that if we started serving others everyday and started getting serious about serving at the church that The Well would be unstoppable in reaching this city.

The Well Classifieds can help you find a roommate give a dog away, find a prayer partner, etc. With circulation to over 500 people each week, who knows how you might connect!  To submit an ad contact Matthew Robinson at matthew@thewelltallahassee.com

ROOMMATE NEEDED
Looking for male roommate.  I have a bedroom with a full personal bathroom available in my townhome. It is 1 mile west of Ocala and Tharpe.  There is a full kitchen and washer/dryer. Rent is $350 plus utilities & internet. I'm a Christian and a Well attendee. Call or text Michael Copeland for more details, 435.850.9393. Email mc09z@fsu.edu.

Chad Kittrell's house at 1010 Gardenia Drive in Midtown/Betton area is for sale!.  3/2, 2,157 square feet.  Asking price $225,000.  Contact Leah for more info (850.336.6128)