2015-6,7-June July-Newsletter - Seaside United Methodist Church

God’s
Sanctuary
by the
Sea
June & July 2015
Volume 26, Issue 6 & 7
Upcoming Events
June 11
Annual Conference
Wilmington, NC
June 13
Country Fair Clothing
Spring Fling
June 15-19
VBS
June 18
Soaring Angels Sing
at Pelican’s Game
June 25
Making Sense of the Bible
w/Ricky Harrison
June 28
STARS Dedication Service
June 29
STARS Begins
August 12
Disciple IV
August
Newsletter
Deadline
July 15th
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Seaside Currents
Published by Seaside UMC
Envisioning a Choir Loft
In 2005, as final designs were settled for our current sanctuary,
our planners desired to make the chancel (stage) area as flexible as
possible. With this in mind, we chose to utilize moveable risers for
the choir. At that time, the full choir included some fifty members.
As the choir grew, allowances were made, and an additional row
added for the use of our hand bells and our expanding choir.
Since moving into the new sanctuary, our choir has more than
doubled in size, with major cantata performances and rehearsals
often exceeding the space on the risers.
The notion of flexibility was a worthy goal, but in practice the
risers have proven too difficult to move. They occasionally have
required mechanical repairs, the movement of the choir on and off
of the risers is often noisy, and there is no accommodation for
wheelchair access. Discussions and planning for their replacement
began in 2011.
The heart of the project is the replacement of the existing choir
risers (4 rows) with a permanent choir loft consisting of 5 rows of
pew seating capable of accommodating 110 persons, including 2 in
wheelchair accessible spaces.
Additionally, the chancel platform is to be extended left and right
to provide some additional stage width for the piano, drums and
organ as well as to provide better wheelchair access into the choir
loft from either side. A low privacy panel/rail will be installed but
will not obstruct the view of the stage or choir. The arc of the
existing communion rail will be shortened to accommodate these
changes but will still allow persons to enter the chancel from the
side.
The first pew on either side of the main floor seating sections will
be relocated to become the back row of those sections and the
hardwood floor of the chancel stage will be refinished to ensure a
seamless connection to the additions.
The total project is projected to cost approximately $90,000 and
should be completed by the summer of 2016. The actual
construction may be done in phases so as to minimize disruption of
our worship space.
We believe that the addition of a permanent choir loft will have a
long-term positive impact on our ministries of worship and music.
We invite you to be a part of this important step in our life
together as a congregation by making a “second mile” commitment
of any amount to support this project. Gifts may be spread over the
course of the year and be paid weekly, monthly, quarterly or as a
one-time offering at any time. Gifts of at least $750 (“one seat”)
may be designated to honor or memorialize someone. Such gifts
will be recorded in our Memorial Book, located in the church gallery.
Watch your mail for additional information in the days ahead, or
pick up a brochure and commitment card at the church. Participants
in our music ministries will be given their initial opportunity to
commit to this project on May 21. The congregation at large will be
invited to join in this effort beginning June 7th at each morning
worship service. Together, let us commit to building a choir loft
worthy of our sanctuary.
Seaside Prayer Concerns
O radiant God, in the midst of tribulation, suffering, crippled hope and shattered dreams, stand by
these Your servants until they are well once more.
Members:
22 Members with ongoing
health concerns
Judy Andricak
Bob & Carol Aspy
Phyllis Billingsly
Cathi Birmingham
Linda Bowden & family
Buddy & Yvonne Boyd
Harry & Louise Clatterbuck
Dinae & Richie Damato
Ken & Mary Eaton
Marilyn & Bob Eronimous
Family of Al Troisi
Terry Featherstone
Carol Filkins
Alicia Gillen
Grief/Share
Susanne & Steven Harris
Martha Hetrick
Gene & Lorraine Hoge
David Hooks, Jr
Tabatha & Crystal Huggett
Gil & Kathy Johnson
Sandy & Gary Kershner
Barbara Kosanke
Bernice Lewis
Leo Macon
Prayer Warriors
Bob Radcliffe
Richard Ruehle
Ted Russell
Debbie Sain-Bissett
Marilyn & Bob Schenck
Ellene Schwartz
Seaside UMC Staff
Randy Shuford
Joe & Karen Singletary
Jimmy Smith
Stephen Ministers
Linda Stigile
SS Volunteers & Students
Ruby Trouw
UMYF & Leaders
Brenda White
Kitty & Steve White
MaryBeth Yeager
Marcia Zachary
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Friends
22 Friends with ongoing
health concerns
Kay Amyx
Ron Aspy
Len Best
Lindy & Dave Bruce
David Burton
Mona Kay & Bill Carter
Linda & Bill Chambers
(Missionaries)
Children of the World
Pepper Cooley
Jim & Darlene Cooper
Fonda Crooker
Divorce Care Group
Tommy & Michelle Eckert
Tom Eshelman
Family of Tracy Allen
Faimily of Jim Aspy
Family of Debbie Siegler
Family of Ronnie Visccur
Family of Yvonne Selkes
Family of Eunice Studley
Family of Frank Viggiano
Family of Ronnie Viscurr
Family of Nancy Wallace
Family of Elsie Walsh
Family of Kathryn Young
Family of Ellen Zinner
Pat Fitzpatrick
Marl Foley
Jean Fowler
Julie Grant
Helen Green
Merlin & Donna Haas
Mack & Pattie Hannah
Peter & Charlene Hawryluk
Bruce Hinson
Carol Jenkins
Wendell Jensen
Jerry Jordan & Pat’s sister
Claire & Benjamin Keiwart
Arold Kleiber
Chad Kroeck & family
Nathan Leckey
Wende Leonard
Porter Macfarland
Mary & Frank Malkin
Friends Continued:
Barb & Jim McCartney
Susan McDonald & family
Kurt Meehan
Our Nation & Our World
Les Parsons
Lynn & Ed Poole
Susan Pope
Preschool Teachers
John Rinaldo & family
Susan Seidel
LuAnn Self
Ed & Carol Sheets
Nellie & Alvin Shuford
Donna Leigh Sotomeyer
Sue & family
Danny Tanner
Diana van der Velden
Victims of Violence & Abuse
Virginia Villa
Tom & Liz Waldron
Laurie Walsh
Alice Weber
Wesley Wilson
Chuck & Lynn Wucotich
19 Members & Friends
in Assisted Living Facilities, Nursing Homes
or in Home Care.
All Friends & family
members un-churched.
All those experiencing
Separation or Divorce
Those unemployed
Serving Our Country:
Alex Blust
Brad Borders
Matthew Bronson
Chad Bryson
Oliver Clayton
Jeremy Courtney
Dodge Dustin
Charles Kelley
William (Willy) Mabry
Marschal Martens
Zachary Rushing
John Vernaue
Chistopher Wallace
Contact:
Marlen Mapes –
[email protected]
Phone 575-6007
Candie Meier –
[email protected]
Phone 599-8089
Freddy Tatum–
[email protected]
Phone 579-1187
Please contact us with
updates every 30
days
Lectionary Bible Readings
June 7
1 Samuel 8:4-11, (12-15), 16-20,
(11:14-15)
Psalm 138
2 Corinthians 4:13-5:1
Mark 3:20-35
June 14
1 Samuel 15:34 - 16:13
Psalm 20 or Psalm 92
2 Corinthians 5:6-10, 14-17
Mark 4:26-34
Welcome New Members
Welcome Kathy Hays
who joined May 3rd by
transfer of membership
from Bethel United
Methodist Church, Old Fort, NC.
Kathy may be contacted at:
1728 Colonist Square SW
Ocean Isle Beach, NC 28469
Phone: 910-231-2768
Email: [email protected]
David & Carolyn
Burnette joined May
10th by transfer of
June 21
membership from Main
1 Samuel 17:(1a, 4-11, 19-23), 32- Street UMC, Tazewell, Virginia.
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Contact David & Carolyn at:
Psalm 9:9-20
P.O. Box 6102
2 Corinthians 6:1-13
Ocean Isle Beach, NC 28468
Mark 4:35-41
Tele: 575-4144
June 28
2 Samuel 1:1, 17-27
Psalm 130
2 Corinthians 8:7-15
Mark 5:21-43
Address Changes
Lois Springstead
548 White Oaks Dr #206
Salsbury, NC
Phone: 980-309-3411
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July 5
2 Samuel 5:1-5, 9-10
Psalm 48
2 Corinthians 12:2-10
Mark 6:1-13
July 12
2 Samuel 6:1-5, 12b-19
Psalm 24
Ephesians 1:3-14
Mark 6:14-29
July 19
2 Samuel 7:1-14a
Psalm 89:20-37
Ephesians 2:11-22
Mark 6:30-34, 53-56
July 26
2 Samuel 11:1-15
Psalm 14
Ephesians 3:14-21
John 6:1-21
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Memorials
& Honoraria
In Memory of:
Bruce Bowden
Given by:
Ron & Pat Melvin
Ron Dean
James & Debra Pooree Griffin
Mr. & Mrs. Russell Prescott
Joy Bowden
Myrtice Wilzman
Wayne & Inez Orr
Saltaire Village, Calabash
In Memory of:
Julie Burton
Given by:
Charles & Anne Giordano
In Memory of:
Charles Little
Given by:
Conrad & Danica Stout
Welcome to Paul & Lori
Bart who joined Seaside
Sunday, April 12 by
transfer of
membership. Patrick
Ready was received as a previously
baptized member.
Andrew, Connor and Kimberly Bart
were baptized during the 9:30 AM
service.
Welcome to Richard and
Lynne Martin who joined
Seaside Sunday, April
26th by transfer of
membership from First Baptist,
Rockingman, NC.
Contact Richard and Lynne at:
8970 Smithfield Drive NW, Unit 2
Calabash, NC 28467
H: 575-6323
C: 910-995-6502
Email: [email protected]
Welcome to Chuck & Nancy
Moon who joined on
Sunday, May 3rd by
transfer of their
membership from Christ Church,
Fairfax Station, Va.
Contact Chuck & Nancy at:
548 Chatham Ct
Calabash, NC 28467
Phone (H): 910-287-4293
Chuck Cell: 571-215-0672 Email:
[email protected]
Nancy Cell: 571-215-0993 Email:
[email protected]
Welcome to Heather
McPherson who joined
Sunday, May
10th. Daughters Abagail
and Emily were also baptized at
this service. Daughter Destiny is
a member of Seaside's Youth
Fellowship.
Contact Ron, Heather & family at:
2365 Mockingbird Lane
Longwood, North Carolina 28452
Phone: 910-398-0791
Email: [email protected]
Welcome Ashbrook/McPherson
Family
Food Pantry
Report
Music Ministry
"Praise the Lord! How good it is to sing praises to our
God” Psalm 147
Have you heard? The Seaside UMC
Sanctuary Choir has been invited to sing for the
NC Methodist Annual Conference on Thursday,
June 11th at the 10:45 service in Wilmington,
NC! This is a HUGE honor for us and we are so
excited! We have hired a bus to take us safely to
Wilmington and invited our own Wilmington
String Ensemble to accompany us! There will be
over 2, 000 people in attendance who will join us
in song and worship. You can join us too—either
in person (follow the bus, we leave at 8:30 AM),
or via computer by clicking on the link, which will
be listed in the Thursday emails. We would love
to have you join us, but we would also like to ask
for your prayers. Please start praying NOW for
our safe journey and that all of our choir
members will be well and able to participate.
Thank you!
I am looking forward to VBS this year and
hope you are going to be helping to shepherd our
children during the week of June 15-19. The
music this year is so much fun! Bring your
children, grandchildren or neighborhood children
to VBS!
Traditionally, the Music Ministries take a
well deserved "break" from rehearsing during the
summer months and we are looking forward to it
after a wonderful and busy year. There will still
be great music to lead worship each Sunday so
please join us during the summer.
Now is the time to be prayerfully
considering whether joining the choir or an
ensemble is what God is calling you to do. I will
post the fall schedule in our August newsletter.
Come be a part of this exciting Music Ministry.
We are a growing group of individuals who love
singing and making music to the Lord! Have a
wonderful summer!
With a voice of singing,
Kathryn
Soaring Angels to Sing
June 18th at Pelicans Game
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April 2015
Seniors—114
Adults—242
Children—137
Total individuals served—493
Total families served—134 averaging 34
families weekly
Attendance
Worship
April
April
April
April
5
12
19
26
8:00
9:30
11:00
509
155
151
144
416
190
205
216
317
166
167
177
Worship News
We can’t say enough about how great the
music was throughout Cantata and Holy Week.
Kathryn Parker and the choir did an
exceptional job and we all commend them for
it. Wouldn’t it be wonderful if we could fill the
seats at the Maundy Thursday and two Good
Friday Services? Looking ahead, we have the
Red, White and Blue concert for our veterans
on May 24th and our Seaside Choir has been
invited to sing at the UMC NC Annual
Conference Worship Service on June 11th in
the Wilmington Convention Center.
Our usher captains are still in need of
volunteers. This is an important position at our
church and an important part of our worship
service because Ushers and Greeters are the
first people that first time attendees meet.
Their smiles and attention brings them back.
The ushers have worked hard on a video to
inspire volunteers to come forth.
We will soon be welcoming a new Duke
student to our church for the summer. He will
participate in our worship service and as in the
past, preach in several services. Be sure to
give him a warm Seaside welcome.
Welcome Ricky Harrison
Spelling Bee Whizzes
Seaside welcomes Ricky Harrison, our
sixth ministry intern from Duke Divinity School.
The field education program at Duke is a central
part of a student’s formation for ministry. This
opportunity allows students to gain vital
ministry experience within the context of their
more formal academic theological training.
Seaside’s internship is a focused 10-week
experience, inviting the student to reflect
theologically on life in parish leadership.
Ricky is a rising second year student who
hails from Texas. He began his in time in the
Divinity School in the Fall of 2014, but served a
pre-admission field experience last summer at
the United Methodist Related Hinton Rural Life
Center in Hayesville, NC. His home is outside of
Dallas, TX. He begins his work at Seaside on
May 24th and will be with us through August
9th. We celebrate his arrival and look forward to
being in ministry with him through this summer
placement.
During the course of the summer, we
encourage you to invite Ricky to join you for
lunch, dinner, or other activities that he may
get to know us and grow in ministry during his
relatively brief time here.
The Seaside Spellers, Pat Linnell and
Marilyn Schenck, were in the Brunswick
County Literacy Council’s 26th Annual Adult
Spelling Bee to the end! There were thirteen
teams entered into the Bee. At the end of the
third round Pat and Marilyn were one of the
two remaining teams. Their final opponents
were the defending champions; so much was
on the line. Pat and Marilyn went down to the
wire, falling to their nemesis, the word
rapprochement. The winning team spelled
rapprochement correctly and then, to take the
win, spelled caliphate. The Brunswick County
Literacy Council is thankful for Seaside’s
sponsorship of the team and know that
Marilyn and Pat will be back next year ready
to take on all comers and come out victorious,
bringing the title to Seaside. Thanks, Pat and
Marilyn for being incredible spellers and
making Seaside a standout in the spelling
field.
UMM Gives Donations
Playground Upgrades
You may have noticed that our
playground area has been undergoing some
much-needed maintenance of late. Special
thanks to George Baumgartner for his tireless
efforts on this project. But there is more to
come.
As a result of a generous gift from Terry
and Mary Featherstone with support of the
Preschool, STARS, and our Trustees, these
upgrades and improvements will continue.
During the month of June we will have a
commercial grade, bonded rubber mulch
playground surface installed. This surface will
offer the advantage of additional protection for
our children and the durability to allow for
riding toys inside the playground fence. We are
grateful to the Featherstone’s for this generous
gift and look forward to many years of benefit
for the children we serve in Christ’s name.
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Warren Mortley, Executive Exec. Director of
Providence Home and Jamie Shoemaker, UMM
& Providence Home Board Member
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United Methodist Men’s News
At the UMM meeting this month we heard
a powerful message from the Brunswick Christian
Recovery Center founder, Larry Shreve and
Director, Josh Torbich. BCRC treats addicts of all
types and does so based on the life and
teachings of Jesus Christ. Along with Larry and
Josh, two young men currently going through the
treatment process, gave testimony to the
program effectiveness and the role that Christ
now plays in their lives. BCRC is driven by
private contributions, and accepts no aid from
the government because of the concern for
restrictions placed on their focused Christian
format. At evening’s end, the UMM donated
$1,000 to their program.
The golf tournament results are in at a
record $11,012. The committee has already met
to go over the event and discuss ways to make it
better for next year. They, along with all the
volunteers, did an outstanding planning job and
put on a great tournament.
The 2015 UMM scholarship applications
are available and can be picked up at the church
office. The applicant must be an active member
of Seaside United Methodist Church or a nonmember who is actively involved in SUMC
sponsored projects or programs. He or she must
have been accepted to a collegiate
undergraduate program, an accredited post-high
school educational program, or a state licensed
course of training. Students currently enrolled in
any of the above post-high school programs are
eligible to compete for the 2015 scholarship
award.
The amount of the scholarship is $500
and the signed application must be submitted to
the church office no later than Friday, June 19,
2015.
UMM Presents:
During the months of March, April, and
May 2015, The United Methodist Men of Seaside
United Methodist Church presented checks to
seven of the non-profits supported by the group.
In 2014, over $19,000 was raised by the Seaside
UMM for the benefit of Brunswick County. The
seven selected non-profits were Providence
Home, StreetReach, Literacy Council, Brunswick
Family Assistance, Hope Harbor, S.T.A.R.S
(Seaside Teaching and Reaching Students), and
the Brunswick Sheriff’s Charitable Foundation.
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UMM & UMW Fall Meeting
“Volunteerism Opportunities”
The UMW and UMM will be gathering
together for the October 5th Unit meeting.
After a meal, provided by the UMW-FIGS
Circle, a panel discussion of three community
guests will be held to address "Issues that
Affect Brunswick County, with a Focus on
Volunteerism Opportunities." Panel member
selection is underway. Several candidate
names have been submitted and the vetting
process will soon begin.
The UMW/UMM objective will be to gain
greater insight into the needs that surround us
and provide ongoing direction to our outreach
programs.
United Methodist Women’s News
UMW Reading Program
Although August 1st seems like a long
time away, let this be your final newsletter
reminder that reading forms are due on that
date. You still have plenty of time to finish
your goals and turn in your forms. They may
be given to me or put in the UMW mailbox in
the copy room.
Any questions or concerns? Please call
me! Marie Wilcox (575-1076).
PRAYER SHAWL MINISTRY—This group will
not meet in July. The next meeting will be
on Monday, September 14th at 10:00 a.m. in
the Parlor.
Carol Matthews
Bernita Magederway.
SEEKERS CIRCLE—We will meet on
Tuesday, June 9th at 12:00 noon in the
Fellowship Hall for our "potluck picnic"! Bring
your favorite salad, appetizer, veggie tray,
etc. Dessert and beverage will be provided.
Hope you can join us for a time of fun
and fellowship.
Carol Matthews
Mary Ann vonHausen
FIGS CIRCLE—The FIGS have been very busy.
We met and assembled 30 lunches for
StreetReach. They were delivered the next day
along with cases of water and socks. Our next
meeting is September 21st at 6:30 pm in the
Parlor. We will be making scarves for
StreetReach. Please come and join us.
Sandy Kertcher
Barb Bernaurer
M & M Circle—The M&M Circle will meet for the
last time before summer at the View Restaurant
at Brick Landing on Friday, June 12. We will meet
at 12 noon and enjoy fellowship and lunch and
hopefully it will be a beautiful sunshiny day! If you
would like to join us, contact Marilyn Schenck at
[email protected] or call 579-0332.
June Donley
Marilyn Schenck
UMW News
Seaside UMW is supporting United
Methodist mission’s efforts in the very poor
country of Sierra Leone, Africa by packing buckets
full of food items. These 5-gallon buckets will be
packed onto a container and the container will be
blessed by Bishop Hope Morgan Ward and Bishop
John Yambasu, who will be visiting our Annual
Conference in June from the Sierra Leone Annual
Conference.
The Seaside UMW will be providing meals
for several of the weeks during the S.T.A.R.S.
Literacy Program this summer. Each circle has
chosen a Monday night to serve the students and
their families. After serving the meal, each UMW
member will join the families for the meal in order
to create a community atmosphere. The desserts
will be focused on the Dr. Seuss book, Oh, The
Places You'll Go, which is the theme for the
S.T.A.R.S. Program.
More than 30 of the finest epicureans will
be participating in the September Basket Bonanza
to Benefit the Methodist Home for Children in
Wilmington. Seaside UMW is donating a beach
themed basket, "Seaside from Sunset" to be used
for the event. Each member is donating coastal
items for the basket.
The Seaside UMW will be hosting the
Women's Spiritual Retreat November 3rd and 4th
at the C.B. Berry Conference Center and Vereen
Park. Stefanie Riley will be the facilitator. All
women of the church are invited to participate.
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First UMW Game Day May 2015
On Tuesday, May 19, 2015, the UMW had
their first Game Day at Ryan’s Restaurant in
North Myrtle Beach, SC. It was a success. The
proceeds went to Brunswick Family Assistance
and Seaside Church Preschool.
The UMW wants to thank all who attended
the first UMW Game Day. It was nice to see so
many people playing games, eating and having
fellowship and fun together. A good day was had
by all.
SBIC News
SBIC met on Monday, May 4th, at
Shallotte Presbyterian Church. Debbi Wallace
attended as the SUMC representative.
SBIC Food Pantry has served 1,460
children, 2,201 adults and 1,485 seniors through
the end of April 2015. Mary Pritchard reported
that the pantry received a $2,500 grant from
FEMA-Emergency Assistance, $1,700 from Sea
Trail Garden Club, and $1,250 from the Greater
Shallotte Women's Federation Club. March and
April were Feinstein Foundation months and SBIC
collected $34,133 that will be the basis of monies
being donated from the Feinstein Grant.
Debbi Wallace reported $90 spent for
BEMC PowerStats for 4 clients. SBIC received a
$1,500 grant from FEMA-Emergency Sheltering
through North Carolina American Red Cross.
Emergency assistance from SBIC can be
accessed by calling 910-228-4040. For
temporary shelter, contact Streetreach at 910842-2711.
President Tom Horan thanked all those
who attended the planning meeting held in April,
with a special thanks to Fr. Davis of St. James
the Fisherman Church and Rev. Farrand of
Sunset Beach Community Church for their
attendance and input to the discussions. Scott
Lahti, who led the planning session, gave a recap
of the meeting and items to be put into action as
we go forward. The SBIC Spring Concert was
held on May 17th at Beach Assembly of God.
Election of SBIC officers will be coming up on
June 1st; Vice-President and Treasurer will be up
for election.
The next meeting is scheduled for June 1,
2015, at 8:45am, at Shallotte Presbyterian
Church. All are welcome to attend. Please
contact Debbi Wallace for questions or to
volunteer for SBIC activities.
Permanent Endowment
Committee—Donor Story
While visiting the Will Planner on her
favorite charity's website, Judy, a surviving
spouse and a mother of three children, came
across the idea of a Give it Twice Trust. She
contacted the charity for more information and
talked with a gift planner who explained the
concept as a way to first give income to children
through a trust and then to transfer the trust
balance to a charity in the future.
Judy wanted to treat each of her three
children equally and also provide a benefit to her
church. The gift planner told Judy that with her
estate IRA holdings she would have the ability to
do something significant for both her family and
her church. Judy was concerned because while
her two older children are financially responsible,
her youngest, Jim, "spends money like water."
Judy was afraid that if Jim were to receive cash in
a lump sum he would spend it right away.
The gift planner explained that the "Give It
Twice" plan could be very helpful. June could
transfer a large amount from her IRA at death to
the trust. Her children would each receive onethird of the income from the trust over 20 years.
That would give Jim a chance to learn to save and
invest. After that time, the trust balance would
benefit her church. In addition, by using her IRA
money, Judy wouldn’t have to pay income tax on
any capital gains, take a charitable deduction, yet
still be able to provide an income for the children.
Judy: “I established a Give it Twice Trust
and was thrilled with the plan. The prospect of
helping my three children and my church made
me happy and I knew that leaving this legacy was
the right thing to do.”
Does this idea appeal to you? If so,
contact one of your pastors or someone on
the Permanent Endowment Committee.
Vacation Bible School
Have you HERD?
June 15th—19th
Volunteers still needed!
Contact Stefanie Riley in the church office.
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Adult Education
June 11:00 Sunday School Class
Starting May 31st, the class will begin
a 4-week DVD series on Peter and Paul. BBC
has published a fascinating documentary
series that includes “In the Footsteps of St.
Paul,” and “In the Footsteps of St. Peter,” by
David Suchet. You will spend 2 weeks on each.
In each of the documentaries, the
major two-part series produced for the BBC,
Suchet travels with Peter and Paul on their
journeys and follows in their footsteps
showing their impact on Christianity.
May 31st and June 7th will explore the
footsteps of Peter. June 14th and 21st you will
explore the footsteps of Paul.
The class is open to everyone and
meets at 11:00 Sunday mornings in room
210. Watch the Thursday newsletter for what
will follow for the rest of the summer.
Summer Intern to Facilitate Summer Class
Ricky Harrison, our Duke Summer
Intern will be facilitating the Adam Hamilton
DVD course, “Making Sense of the Bible.” The
class will meet beginning, Thursday, June 25th,
from 6:30-8:00 p.m. in the Fellowship Hall for
6 weeks.
In “Making Sense of the Bible:
Rediscovering the Power of Scripture,”
Hamilton, explores the key points of questions
like: Were Adam and Eve real people? Why is
God so violent in the Old Testament? Why
would Paul command women to “keep silent in
the church? Is Jesus the only way to
salvation? How does God view homosexual
people? And, is the Book of Revelation a guide
to End Times?
In approachable and inviting language,
Hamilton addresses these often misunderstood
biblical themes, leading readers to a deeper
appreciation of the Bible so that we might
hear God speak through it and find its words
to be life-changing and life-giving.
Signup sheets are in the Gallery for
all classes beginning June 1st.
FALL 2015 CLESSES
Country Fair Dates

DISCIPLE IV: Under the Tree of Life
LIMITED ENROLLMENT: ONLY 15 STUDENTS
Scott Wilson-Parsons, Facilitator
Begins Wednesday, August 12, 9:30-11:30 a.m.
(32 weeks), Room 210
 Does Love Win?
Stefanie Riley, Facilitator
Begins Monday, September 21, 1:30-3:00 p.m. (10
weeks), Room 210
 Methodism 101
Scott Wilson-Parsons, Facilitator
Begins Tuesday, September 22, 6:30-8:00 p.m.,
(6 weeks) Fellowship Hall
 Sharing God’s Word
Len Bernauer, Facilitator
Meets 1st and 3rd Tuesdays, 6:30-8:00 p.m., Library
 Women’s Bible Study: Jeremiah: Daring to
Hope in an Unstable World
Martha Eaton and Pat Nutter, Facilitators
Begins Wednesday, September 23, 10:00-11:30
a.m. (6 weeks), Room 222
1. Discovering God’s Vision for Your Life: You
and Your Spiritual Gifts
Mary Jane Wilson- Parson, Facilitator
Begins Wednesday, September 23, 6:30-8:00 p.m.
(7 weeks), Room 210
 Joshua, Judges and Ruth, Inductive Bible
Study
Lorraine Meehan, Facilitator
Begins Wednesday, September 2, 6:30-8:00 p.m.,
(13 weeks), Room 222
 Hearing God: Developing a Conversational
Relationship with God
Len Bernauer, Facilitator
Begins Thursday, October, 1, 10:00-11:30 a.m., (6
weeks), Library
Country Fair BBQ—a HUGE thanks!
A heartfelt thanks to Bev and Mike Williams, the
Country Fair BBQ host and hostess with the most and
mostest. The Country Fair team thanks the Williams' for
all of their hospitality, planning, cooking, baking, and
grilling, and doing everything else to make each evening
perfect. Without them, there just might not be a
BBQ. We are in their debt.
Mike and Bev would like to thank those who
helped make the BBQ a success. A huge shout out to
Colleen and Don McGregor for making all of the beans
and manning the kitchen. Thanks go out to women from
the church who came like little cooking genies and peeled
hundreds of potatoes to make that great salad and to the
others who brought their favorite desserts to share with
the masses. We know that if you have a sweet tooth, you
certainly got your fix at the BBQ.
Finally, thanks goes out to all who purchased
tickets—whether you are a regular or a new
attendee. Along with all of the delicious food, being a part
of the fellowship and camaraderie with those associated
with SUMC makes the BBQ a premiere kickoff for the
Country Fair activities. We're glad you could be a part of
it and hope you already have it on your calendar for next
year.
There is nothing better for a person than that he
should eat and drink and find enjoyment in his
toil. Ecclesiastes 2:24
Spring Fling—Country Fair Clothing Sale
This year our clothing team has decided to
try a new venue for all the wonderful and stylish
clothing, which has been donated for the 2015
Country Fair. Grab your neighbors and friends and
come shopping for the best selection of high quality
spring and summer clothing at bargain prices! Join
Small Group/Class Facilitator Training
us on June 13th, from 10am to 2pm, on the
Have you thought that you might like to
Church grounds. There will be lunch available for
facilitate a small group during the week or on
tired and hungry shoppers from 11am to 1pm, with
Sunday mornings, but aren’t sure what is involved?
hot dogs, chips and cold drinks for sale. Come and
We need more small group and class
facilitators and you are invited to come explore with enjoy this event and rock a great new style for the
summer.
us whether that is a gift you have to share with
After our Spring Fling Sale in June, we will
Seaside UMC.
We will have two facilitator training
need clothing donations for the actual Country Fair
opportunities on Sunday morning, July 12th in the
on September 18th and 19th. When you finish your
Fellowship Hall. The first will be from 9:30-10:30
spring closet cleaning, bring your gently used or
and the second one will be 11:00-12:00. Get a cup
newer clothing items to the Storage Building next to
of coffee or tea and come join Sue Amyx and
the playground. Loyal Country Fair shoppers will be
Stefanie Riley, who will be leading the training.
If you have questions about small group or delighted to find a different selection available in
the Fall!
class facilitation, you can contact Sue Amyx,
Volunteer Adult Studies Coordinator at
[email protected] or 317-752-4134.
Hope to see some of you on July 12th.
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Country Fair continued on pg 10
Country Fair continued:
Leadership Need for Children’s Play Area
It’s important to have a safe and fun
environment for the kids visiting the Country Fair
with their parents. The play area, supervised by
church members, will allow parents to shop worry
-free, confident that their children are safely
enjoying themselves. We hope that Seaside UMC
will be seen as a welcoming place for parents and
their children.
To that aim, the Country Fair Steering
Committee is seeking an adult volunteer who is
willing, able, and delighted to be the Event Leader
for the Children's Area this year. Do you like
"bouncy houses" and children's art activities? Are
you willing to organize other volunteers who are
ready to help out for those two days? If you’re
that person, please consider calling or talking to
Kim or Carolyn Loucks (315-729-6474) about
making this commitment.
Country Fair Donations
Donations can also be brought to the
church storage building (next to the playground)
during office hours on weekdays and on Sunday
mornings, as you come for Church Services, until
11 o'clock. Clothing, household items, furniture,
tools, sporting equipment, decorative items,
dishes, linens, and appliances (please check with
Larry Cramer) are needed, but only if they are in
good condition.
Please, do NOT bring computer printers,
non-flat screen televisions or monitors, or nonoperational computers—and absolutely, no paints,
liquids, or hazardous materials such as kerosene
or lamp fuels. Also, no mattresses or box springs,
as they cannot be sold per NC State law. Items
we cannot sell will need to be disposed of at a
cost and inconvenience to the Church. We want to
offer attractive as well as safe items for sale to
the public.
If you need help getting items to the
church, we have an easy solution. A wonderful
team of volunteers will come and pick up your
items. Please call the church office (910-5795753) and schedule a time.
NEED ANSWERS? WANT TO VOLUNTEER?
The following list includes the names
and phone numbers of the Event Leaders who
can answer questions about donations, and
accept names of those who would like to
volunteer. Remember, there is much work
that is done ahead of time, so if you are out-of
-town during the Country Fair weekend, you
can still help!
Live Auction-Larry Cramer
910-579-3088
Silent Auction-Myrt Klein
910-579-1354
Yard Sale-Mark Christy
910-579-6748
Books-Melody McNeill
910-579-2405
Clothing-Kim/Carolyn Loucks 315-253-8107
Garden Shop-Sue Bowling
910-579-3443
Special instructions for donations for:
Jewelry-MaryAnn Von Hausen 910-579-1965
Bake Sale-Norma Mohn
910-512-0965
Outreach Committee
Mission Updates:
At the April 13th meeting of Outreach
Missions following donations were approved:

$500 to Brunswick County Streetreach
Ministry

$250 to Brunswick Family Assistance for
15K fundraiser

$250 to sponsor SUMC Spelling Bee team
for Brunswick County Literacy Council

$340 SUMC Quilt group start-up funds.
Next meeting is June 8th, at 6pm. All are
welcome to attend.
Health & Welness
Stroke Support Group
Thursday, June 11th
1:30 pm
Speaker: Karol Asbjornson
Subject: Tips to make life easier at
home with a stroke survivor
Karol has over 25 years of experience
as an RN at a stroke accredited
rehabilitation hospital.
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Seaside Youth News
Congratulations to Our Graduates!
This year the Seaside Youth Fellowship
is proud to celebrate with two of our students
as they graduate from high school and move
on in their life journey. Callie Hucks and D.J.
Foote have graduated from West Brunswick
High School and as you can imagine they are
both excited about the coming days and
months! Callie plans to attend UNC Chapel Hill
in the Fall. D.J. is already hard at work at
Jones Ford and will continue building his
career there as they have extended an offer of
full-time employment to him. We are so
excited for the potential God has placed in
both of these lives and hope that you will
continue to pray for and bless these two
students as they take on the new and exciting
opportunities that life will bring!
Summer Fun with the YF
After wrapping up a great school year
with our students we are looking forward to
continuing our discipleship this summer with
opportunities for missions, ministry and
community building. Vacation Bible School is
going to be a great opportunity for our
students to grow in Christian service and
leadership as they participate in shepherding
our flocks. We have also been granted the
privilege of helping the STARS program as we
will host one of the Monday evening family
dinners. Plans are also in place to team up
with some other churches in doing some local
missions work as well as having some fun
getting to know students from other places.
An "End of Summer" retreat is in the works as
well. Sprinkle in there some fun days at the
beach, some mini-golf tournaments and it will
be a busy, yet great time for our Youth
Fellowship! As always, you have the
opportunity to serve our students in this
ministry and are encouraged to pray about
God's leading in this direction. If you are
interested in helping, contact Stefanie—she
would LOVE to hear from you!
Grace and peace,
Stefanie Riley
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GriefShare
The final session of Cycle 6 concluded with a
balloon release in memory of the participants’ loved
ones:
-It gave me a safe place to express my grief, and I
was able to reconnect with God,
-I was given hope, I made new friends and I was
given tools to help me get through my grief.
-I realize bit by bit – I am healing
-Such nice friendly people
-It made me stronger
-Real people telling their own stories
This group was the largest we have had
since starting GriefShare in 2012. We also had the
best weekly attendance/participation from this
group. The healing and growth we have seen from
each member has been heart-warming.
Our next cycle of GriefShare begins
September 11th and will run through December
18th. For more information, contact Milly Houger,
910 579-2603 or Jim McNeill 910 579-2405.
Garden of Disciples
The Garden of Disciples is undergoing a
restoration. At the time of this publication the
painting should be completed on the Garden’s
perimeter wall. Soon we will be ready to replace
some of the current shrubs in the Garden. The team
needs your help and suggestions as they select just
the right kinds of shrubs to add to the beauty and
interest of the Garden. The shrubs considered
should be hardy, easy to maintain as well as heat
and drought-tolerant. We are also looking for plants
that have color or an interesting structure. If you
are a gardener or landscaper and have ideas we
would love to hear from you. Please call Gerry
Strickland at 910.579.0364.
The Garden is open to all to come and reflect
or to those who would like to give a few minutes of
their time to weed or clean up the garden. The
revitalization of the Garden is due to dedicated
volunteers. No need to wait for an organized
weeding party, just grab some tools and come to
the Garden. All will notice your efforts, and the
committee thanks you in advance.
Instead of the thorn shall come up the cypress; instead
of the brier shall come up the myrtle; and it shall be to the Lord
for a memorial, for an everlasting sign that shall not be cut off.
Isaiah 55: 13
June Birthdays and Anniversaries
June 1
Birthdays:
Randy Thompson
Joe Adams
Barb Bernauer
Susan Morrison
Kathy Duckworth
Vincent Worth
Brian Woodley
Kimberly O’Dwyer
Anniversaries:
Trip & Jackie Purcell
June 2
Birthdays:
Jason Clagett
Anniversaries:
Miachel & Sherri Shytle
Michael & Martha Hetrick
Richard & Betty Donovan
June 3
Birthdays:
Florence Strickland
Helma Zukas
Anniversaries:
Roger & Sharon Terry
John & Carol Sloper
June 4
Birthdays:
Mary Snyder
Teddy Acton
Lillian Bentley
Anniversaries:
Dick & Freddy Tatum
June 5
Birthdays:
Hugh Munday
Richie Dillon
Lonnie Howard
Tom Frawley
Terry Featherstone
Guy Camino
Anniversaries:
Dave & Pat Mowery
June 6
Birthdays:
Danielle Porter
Allison Dozier
Anniversaries:
Doug & Dottie Scalzo
June 7
Bithdays:
Shirley Keistler
Morgan McClernan
June 7
Anniversaries:
Joe Lee & Karen Singletary
David & Lynn Colson
Larry & Ruthie Cramer
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June 8
Birthdays:
Nicholas Grammen
Linda Thole
Anniversaries:
Gerry & Diana Strickland
Bryon & Betsey Wauters
Frank & Margie Daniels
June 9
Birthdays:
Gwen Wiseman
Jayde Difloure
Sara Moore
Stephen Harris
Justin Klein
Bobby Clagett
Anniversaries:
Tim & Janet Cate
June 10
Anniversaries:
Ralph & Donna Gardner
Richard & Laurie Walker
Ed & Erdeen Zimmerlee
Paul Miraglia & Penny Sue
Spohn
Jim & Helen Doepper
Wade & Ginny Goyne
June 11
Birthdays:
Nancy Apple
Suzanne Sewell
Dennis Randolph
Anniversaries:
Don & Pat Lehman
Kim & Peg Frankford
June 12
Birthdays:
Mary Lou Farr
June 13
Birthdays:
Suzanne Sourwine
Nicole Forrest
Jerry Baum
June 14
Birthdays:
Debbie Sain-Bissett
Kathryn Parker
Linda Smith
Michael Worth
Victoria Walters
William Maybry
Victoria Walters
June 15
Birthdays:
Billy Sirk
Nancy McDowell
Anniversaries:
Doug & Judy Keil
Preston & Elizabeth Kelly
June 16
Birthdays:
Crystal Huggett
Betty Jane Pursey
Nancy Verost
Tim Parsons-Gilman
Anniversaries:
Ted & Lois Russell
Jerry & Priscilla Chambers
June 17
Birthdays:
Christopher Kincaid
Anniversaries:
Dean & Phyllis Walters
Donnie & Ann Pike
June 18
Birthdays:
Pedro Alvarez
Jim Boone
Kay Arace
Bob Biser
Joe Manza
Rachel Dozier
Anniveraries:
Tommy & Kay Lloyd
David & Barbara Ayres
Phil & Kathryn Parker
June 19
Birthdays:
Carol Aspy
Ro Edwards
Ed Goodale
Sara Phillips
June 20
Birthdays:
Tim Cate
Ginger Obringer
Anniversaries:
Harold & Sherry Blalock
Larry & Dianne Jones
June 21
Birthdays:
Art Ivey
June 22
Birthdays:
Gene Steadman
Sandy Campbell
Anniversaries:
Guy & Nancy Camino
Jeff Oxnard & Joanne Jenkins
Ken & Mary Eaton
John & Mary Lou Farr
June 23
Birthdays:
Bert Frink
Toby Brenizer
Anniversaries:
Gil & Kathryn Johnson
Jay & Gaye Kerr
Barry & Gerry Hartman
June 24
Birthdays:
Donnie Pike
Diane Jones
Jim Varner
Anniversaries:
Wayne & Carol Matthews
June 25
Birthdays:
Buddy Russell
Kathy Woodley
Randy Bowling
Linda Hedman
Bev Williams
June 26
Birthdays:
Jamie Shoemaker
Leslie Floyd
June 27
Birthdays:
Myrt Klein
Lynn Shoemaker
William Gleeson
Cassandra Walker
Kathy Scott
Sue Amyx
Cassandra Walker
Elaine Worth
June 28
Anniversaries:
Bob & Sandy Bell
June 29
Birthdays:
Jesse Buell
Ed Zimmerlee
Donna Groenke
June 30
Birthdays:
George Cotter
Shirley Williams
Jeff Oxnard
Thomas Madison
Anniversaries:
Lin & Linda Bradley
June 2014
Sun
Mon
1
7 AA
14
Worship Serv
8, 9:30, 11
9 Blood
Pressure Check
9:30 & 11
SS Classes
7 AA
21
Worship Serv
8, 9:30 & 11
4 STARS
Dedication
7 AA
13
Fri
Sat
4
9 & 5 GED
10 Staff Mtg
5:30 Al Anon
6 Sanctuary
Choirs
6:30 CA
5
9 Safe
Sanctuary
10 Yoga
6
9 Safe
Sanctuary
8
9
8:30 CF Leaders
9 & 5 GED
10 Fd Pantry,
Crafts & Staff
Mtg.
1:30 Worship
Mtg
4 Witness
5:30 CFC
6:30 Divorce
Care
10
9 Yoga
10 Christ. Art &
G-parent Sup.
6:30 Praise
Team
11
9 & 5 GED
10 Staff Mtg
10:30 Annual
Conference
Memorial
Service
4 SPRC
5:30 Al Anon
6:30 CA
12
10 Yoga &
M & M Circle
7 Wedding
Rehearsal
13
10 Yoga
11 SBL Gp
12 Al Anon
3:30 Straighten
up
6 Outreach
6:30 Boy Scouts
7 Trustees
15
16
9 VBS
9 & 5 GED
10 Fd Pantry &
Staff Mtg,
Crafts
1:30 Worship
Plan
6 Classic Ens
6:30 Divorce
Care & Sharing
God’s Word
17
9 VBS
9 Yoga
10 Christ. Art &
G-parent Supp
1:30 Nurture
6:30 Praise
Team
18
9 VBS
9 & 5 GED
10 Staff Mtg &
Timeless
Treasures
6:30 CA
19
9 VBS
10 Yoga
20
23
9 & 5 GED
10 Fd Pantry &
Staff Mtg, &
crafts
1:30p Worship
Plan.
6:30p Divorce
Care
.
24
25
9 & 5 GED
10 Staff Mtg
5:30 Al Anon
6:30 CA
26
10 Yoga
27
9 Yoga
10 Christ. Art &
G-parent Support
6:30 Praise Team
9 VBS
10 Yoga & Prayer
Shawl Ministry
11 SBL Gp
12 Al Anon
1 Shell Seekers
Bk Club
3:30 Straighten
up
4:30 Girl Scouts
6:30 Boy Scouts
10 Yoga
11 SBL Gp
12 Al Anon
3:30p Straighten
up
6:30 Boy Scouts
7 AA
28
Thu
3
22
Worship Serv
8, 9:30 & 11
9:30 & 11
SS Classes
Wed
2
9 & 5 GED
10 Fd Pantry,
Crafts & Staff
Mtg.
1:30 Worship
Mtg
5 Comm. Mtg
6:30 Stephen
Min. & Divorce &
Sharing God’s
Word
10 Yoga
11 SBL Gp
12 Al Anon
3:30 Straighten
up
4:30 Girls Scouts
6:30 Boy Scouts
& UMM
7
Worship Serv
8, 9:30, 11
9:30 & 11 SS
Classes
Tue
29
11 SBL Gp
12 Al Anon
3:30p Straighten
up
4:30 Girl Scouts
5 STARS Dinner
6:30 Boy Scouts
30
8 STARS
9 & 5 GED
10 Fd Pantry &
Staff Mtg, &
Crafts
1:30p Worship
Plan.
6:30p Divorce
Care
.
9 Yoga
10 Christ. Art &
G-parent Sup.
1 UMW Mission
Team
6:30 Praise
Team
9 Prayer
Warriors
10 Spring Fling
2 Wedding
July Birthdays and Anniversaries
July 1
Birthdays:
Anne Harris
Robert Neill
Elizabeth Roddy
July 2
Birthdays:
Lin Bradley
Carol Good
Louis Pesce
Cheryl Beck
Corey Clagett
July 3
Anniversaries:
Bob & Kay Arace
Jerry & Lin Baum
Lowell & Marie Wilcox
July 4
Birthdays:
Heather Culler
Callie Hucks
Ruby Trouw
Summer Winternberg
Anniversaries:
Ken & Anne Doern
Gary & Sandy Kershner
Ray & Wanda Wiltbank
July 8
Birthdays:
Frances Rogers
Preston Kelly
April Holleman
Amanda Wright
Tasha Allen
Alexandria Smith
July 9
Birthdays:
Margie Stone
Ron Kishbaugh
Deven Lee
July 10
Birthdays:
Meagan Tew
Anniversaries:
Bill & Bernita McGee
Scott & Mary Jane
Wilson- Parsons
July 11
Birthdays:
Von Dyke
Larry Spainhour
Gil Johnson
Georgina Matthews
Anniversaries:
Terry & Sally Jones
July 5
Birthdays:
David Meier
Wanda Wayne
Candie Macon
Jill Rosenbaum
July 12
Birthdays:
Ginny Goyne
Chris Edwards
Anniversaries:
John & Kathy Scott
July 6
Birthdays:
Lowell Wilcox
Steve Bostian
Michael Frink
Beth Frink
Donna Rettallack
Brandon Locklear
Anniversaries:
George & Ro Edwards
Richard & Tina Ward
July 13
Birthdays:
Skipper Walters
Anniversaries:
Larry & Becky Spainhour
July 7
Birthdays:
Dell Little
Nate Cantrell
Sandy DeLaCruz
George Matthews
Richard Carnevale
Kathy Thompson
Harriet Hemphill
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July 14
Birthdays:
Jack Davis
Tom Watson
David Mose
Jimmy Smith
July 15
Birthdays:
Margaret Jones
Randy Shuford
Adam Cardone
Anniversaries:
Carl & Harriet Gano
Mark & Pat Christy
July 16
Birthdays:
Bill Graves
Martha Eaton
Jacqueline Doby
Anniversaries:
Ron & Myrt Klein
July 17
Birthdays:
Carol Bachl
Kim Frankford
Larry Cramer
July 18
Birthdays:
Terry Radcliffe
Anniversaries:
Don & Eva Martin
July 19
Birthdays:
Frances Broome
John Payne
Nadine Patrick
July 20
Birthdays:
Shirley Vargas
Bill Kosanke
Jim Hardie
Bobby Hollyfield
Elliott Simmons
Eve Dowling Jacoby
July 21
Birthdays:
Paul Sigafoos
Terri Hamilton
July 22
Birthdays:
Larry Lintz
Ann Wiltbank
Dustin Richey
Steve Long
July 23
Birthdays:
Ed Gray
Chuck Scott
Neil Napolitano
Mark Benton
Doreen Watson
Logan Lombard
July 24
Birthdays:
Freddy Tatum
Dave Mowery
Margaret Holleman
David Hooks
Kimberly Welch
Evan Anderson
Anniversaries:
Reggie & Ann Hucks
Phil & Rosemary Connell
July 25
Birthdays:
Jim Smart
John Sparks
Karen Dombrowski
Lori Bart
Matthew King
Reggie Hucks
Anniversaries:
Clay & Kay Swenson
July 26
Birthdays:
Ray Wiltbank
Vickie Starnes
Rachel Tyson
July 27
Birthdays:
Barbara Brown
Phillip Godfrey
July 28
Birthdays:
Sandy Kershner
Judy Davis
Jackie Purcell
Greg Bellamy
Lance Watts
Bob Lombard
Anniversaries:
Glenn & Brenda Hess
July 29
Birthdays:
Sylvia Schwanke
Jan Small
July 30
Birthdays:
Ricky King
Anne Klein
Jessica Ruehle
Elizabeth Norfleet
July 31
Birthdays:
Roger Terry
Lynn Enzor
July 2014
Sun
Mon
Tue
Wed
12
Worship Serv
8, 9:30, 11
9 Blood
Pressure Check
9:30 & 11
SS Classes
7 AA
19
Worship Serv
8, 9:30 & 11
9:30 & 11
SS Classes
7 AA
4
8
8 STARS
9 Disciple II &
Yoga
10 G-parent
Sup.
6:30 Praise
Team
9
8 STARS
9 & 5 GED
10 Staff Mtg
4 SPRC
5:30 Al Anon s
6:30 CA
10
18 STARS
0 Yoga &
11
7 AA
15
Independence
Day
6
8 STARS
10 Yoga
11 SBL Gp
12 Al Anon
3:30 Straighten
up
5 STARS
Dinner
6:30 Boy
Scouts & UMM
7
8 STARS
13
8 STARS
11 SBL Gp
12 Al Anon
1 Shell Seekers
Bk Club
3:30 Straighten
up
5 STARS
Dinner
6:30 Boy
Scouts
14
8 STARS
9 & 5 GED
10 Fd Pantry &
Staff Mtg,
Crafts
1:30 Worship
Plan
6:30 Divorce
Care
15
8 STARS
9 Yoga
10 Christ. Art &
G-parent Supp
6:30 Praise
Team
16
8 STARS
9 & 5 GED
10 Staff Mtg
5:30 Al Anon
6:30 CA
17
8 STARS
10 Yoga
18
20
8 STARS
10 Yoga
11 SBL Gp
12 Al Anon
3:30p
Straighten up
5 STARS
Dinner
6:30 Boy
Scouts
21
8 STARS
9 & 5 GED
10 Fd Pantry &
Staff Mtg, &
crafts
1:30p Worship
Plan.
6:30p Divorce
Care & Sharing
God’s Word
22
8 STARS
9 Yoga
10 G-parent
Support
6:30 Praise
Team
23
8 STARS
9 & 5 GED
10 Staff Mtg
6:30 CA
24
8 STARS
10 Yoga
25
29
8 STARS
9 Yoga
10 G-parent
Supp
1 Stephen
Leaders
6:30 Praise
Team
30
8 STARS
9 & 5 GED
10 Min Mtg
5:30 Al Anon
6:30CA
31
8 STARS
10 Yoga
9 & 5 GED
10 Fd Pantry,
Crafts & Staff
Mtg.
1:30 Worship
Mtg
5 Comm. Mtg
6 Stephen Min.
6:30 Divorce
Care & Sharing
God’s Word
.
26
Worship Serv
8, 9:30 & 11
Sat
3
8 STARS
10 Yoga
9 Disciple II &
Yoga
10 G-parent
Sup.
6:30 Praise
Team
7 AA
Fri
2
8 STARS
9 & 5 GED
10 Staff Mtg
4 SPRC
5:30 Al Anon s
6:30 CA
1
8 STARS
5
Worship Serv
8, 9:30, 11
9:30 & 11 SS
Classes
Thu
27
8 STARS
10 Yoga
11 SBL Gp
12 Al Anon
3:30p
Straighten up
5 STARS
Dinner
6:30 Boy
Scouts
28
8 STARS
9 & 5 GED
10 Fd Pantry &
Staff Mtg, &
Crafts
1:30p Worship
Plan.
6:30p Divorce
Care
.
9 Prayer
Warriors
Seaside United Methodist Church
1300 Seaside Road, SW
Sunset Beach, NC 28468
(910) 579 5753 Fax: (910)575-6535
Web: www.seasideumc.org
Revs. Scott & Mary Jane Wilson-Parsons, Pastors
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