Top Ten Facts About the Binkley-Barbee`s Yard Sale Yard Sale Plan

B INKLEY B APTIST C HURCH
S UNDAY S CHEDULE
9:45 A M E ARLY W ORSHIP
7/7, 7/21
11:00 AM W ORSHIP
C HURCH O FFICE H OURS
M-F 8:30 AM - 4:30 PM
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Top Ten Facts About the Binkley-Barbee’s Yard Sale
10. It’s a good place to get
rid of that Viva Las Vegas,
bobble-head Elvis you got
from Uncle Fester last year.
9. It’s a wonderful way to
help you simplify/
downsize/organize your
household.
8. You feel GRATITUDE
when you GIVE to a
GREATER GOOD!
7. It’s the fastest way to
raise upwards of $30,000 in
five hours on one Saturday
in August.
6. Proceeds go to support
EmPOWERment, a local
agency that addresses Community Organizing, Economic Development and
Affordable Living in our
area.
5. You’ll help transform
empty rooms at Binkley
into the finest showrooms
of gently-used goods ever
seen!
4. We still need a chairperson for the Children’s Section – contact our fearless
leaders, Art Sherwood or
Brennetta Simpson about
your interest.
3. Women’s Clothing
(regular), Men’s Clothing
and Books/Games will be
on sale EARLY to our congregants. Shop in these
three rooms from August 416! Pay the Pig!
2. You meet and make
wonderful, life-long friends
at Binkley Church and
Barbee’s Chapel by working
side-by-side.
1. Did we mention it’s the
best way to give Uncle Fester’s Viva Las Vegas, bobble
-head Elvis a new, loving
home?
Committee Meetings
Diaconate
7/7, 7:30 pm Lounge
Finance
7/10, 7 pm, Library
Children’s Team
7/13, 6 pm Library
Adult Christian
Formation Team
7/14, 7 pm Lounge
Outreach
7/28, 7 pm Library
Binkley Yard Sale
Saturday 8/16
8 am-1 pm
Drop off Begins
Monday 8/4
Transition Team
7/14,7/28, 7 pm, Sunroom
Grounds
7/18, 9:30 am Library
Peace and Justice Action
7/28, 12 pm, Library
Yard Sale Plan of Action
Month of July: Cull your
closets, kitchens, garages,
kids’ rooms, libraries, and
bric-a-brac shelves, save
paper bags and grocery
bags. Start filling bags with
items to donate to the yard
sale.
Kick-off
Sunday,
August 3: Plan to help set
up rooms after church on
this day – dress casually and
we’ll work together.
August 4-15: Drop off
carloads of donations at
Binkley!
Help your
neighbors by offering to
pick-up donations for
Binkley! Spend your free
hours at Binkley helping us
sort, shelve, hang, and display the donations we receive. This is a church-wide
effort and we can’t do it
without everyone’s assistance.
6-8 PM, August 15: If you
log a minimum of 10 hours
of Yard Sale work – you
have a two-hour window of
early shopping this night.
8 AM – 1 PM, August 16:
Eat a good breakfast, put on
your smile, shore up your
patience and fortitude, and
help us welcome and serve
hundreds of folks who will
come and shop. This day
and this sale bring together a
trinity of church cooperation,
fellowship, and outreach.
I NSIDE T HIS I SSUE
F INANCIAL N EWS
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O UR C HURCH F AMILY
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N EW D EACONS
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H ISTORICAL U PDATE
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O FFICE N EWS
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M USIC N EWS
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J ULY G ROUP M EETINGS
( FULL
CALENDAR AT BINKLEYCHURCH . ORG )
WEEKLY GROUPS
Sermon Shaping
Tuesday
1 pm
Library
F INANCIAL N EWS
D IRECTORY U PDATE
General Fund: May
Actual
Budget
254,196
252,082
Morning Prayer
Wednesday
9 am
Chapel
Difference
2,114
MONTHLY GROUPS
Balance
2,464
Daytime Book Group
July 28 10:30 am
Share a short review of a book
you would recommend to others
Received
2,145
Disbursed
-1,943
Pastor Discretionary Fund
Ending
We are still working on the directory.
Our goal is to have the directory and
5x7’s available on Launch Sunday in
September.
If you have ordered a directory or 5 x 7,
don’t forget to send your payments to
the office. You can place it in the Sunday
offering, please write directory on the
memo line.
You still have time to order a directory,
the cost is $10, email Lucy at:
[email protected]
2,666
O UR C HURCH F AMILY
BIRTHDAYS
1
3
4
6
ANNIVERSARIES
PRAYER CONCERNS
5
Karen Long & Arlon Kemple
6
Harry & Lynda Jensen
Tamara Dempsey-Tanner &
Van Tanner;
Dale & Suzy Osborne
Deborah & Jim Tippet
Church Family
Bill Bodkin
Gove Elder
Claudia Cannady
Billie Cox
Jayne Howard
Jo Flair
Pam Swanson-Boyd
Edith Wiggins
Martha Henderson
Ginny Lansing
Shirley & Willard Hamrick
10
Julius Rawson
Ham Siu
David Green; Lyn Lamont
Rachel Avery; Judith Eastman;
Kam Siu
Mark Walters
Stacy Shelp
Leigh Seymour
11
Michael Bean
24
Joe & Myra Knight
12
Haley Pratt
25
Janie Benson & John Weathers
13
Robert Seymour
Kimberly & Franklin Zirkle
14
15
Merrie Shelp
26
31
8
9
16
17
18
20
23
26
27
Margaret Atkins; Nia Simpson
Carole Stevens; Jane Walters
Nancy Berson; Timothy Walker
7
13
17
19
J. Dana Trent & Fred Eaker
Anne & Billy Barnes
Eva & Joe Clontz;
Becky & Wayne Robinson
Kara Baldwin; Glenn Thompson
Bob Kozelka; C.L. Morton
Barbara Elder
Samuel Snider
Ana Cheek; Nancy Joyner
28
Howard Lee
29
Tamara Dempsey-Tanner
31
Matteus Butler; John Woodson
OFFICE
CLOSED
JULY 4th
Health Center/Hospital Residents
Jean Breckenridge
Marj Boltz
Hilda Moffitt
Joan Ewing
Annie B. Talbert
Ann Overton
Leo & Rusty Wagoner Ernie Roberts
Extended Family
Barbara Brown (Gladess Crisp)
Tan & Scott Coats (missionaries)
Bill Davidson (father of Allen Davidson)
Beth Gardner (partner of Jodi Hite)
Andrew Henley (Carl Henley)
David Houser (Lynn Houser)
Phyllis Lambert (Sarah Buren)
Donald & Gail Smith (The Pardington’s)
Nancy Gordon (sister of Terry Huneycutt-Horn)
Margery Lightsey (mother of Gloria Lightsey-Lewis)
*names will remain on extended family list for
two months and then be removed unless
church office is contacted.
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N EW D EACON B IO ’ S / W E T HANK G OD F OR A LL O F O UR D EACONS
Christine Anderson
Christine was born and raised
in Rhode Island where she
met her husband of 46 years,
Mel. They have 3 daughters
& 5 grandsons. In 2001,
Christine participated in a
life-changing mission trip to
Israel/Palestine and has returned several times. She is a
member of the Coalition For
Peace With Justice. As a
member of Binkley, she led a
study on Israel/Palestine and
shared personal experiences
in the Holy Land. She belongs to the Peace and Justice
Action group at Binkley.
Caryl Fulcher
Caryl has been a member of
Binkley for 20+ years, and
has served as recording secretary of the Church Council
and chair of Christmas Crafts.
Caryl is married to Jim, and
is mother to Emily & Sarah.
She is a Clinical Nurse Specialist at Duke, but when it
comes to sports Jim insists
she remain loyal to Carolina!
Caryl enjoys reading, watching decorating shows, and
gardening. She always volunteers to work in the Yard &
Garden Dept at the Binkley
Yard Sale.
Wayne Robinson
Wayne and his wife, Becky,
have been Binkley members
since 1974. They have 2 children, Randall & Catharine,
and 2 grandchildren. He has
served on Church Council,
Grounds, Worship, and the
Yard Sale Committees. He
was a pastor for four years
before joining UNC Hospital
as Associate Director for the
Anne Huffman
Susan Read
Anne is a native of NC and
grew up in Burlington. She
has been a Binkley member
since 1998. She has a degree
in music and a masters in
guidance and counseling. She
joined the choir last year and
loves it! She currently serves
on the Music Committee &
the Music Search Committee.
Anne works at First Citizens
Bank leading their HR Shared
Services division. Anne enjoys
running, spending time at the
coast, and spoiling her threeyear-old shihtzu, Haley.
Susan, a NC native, has been
at Binkley for 20 years and
loves it because she is free
to be herself spiritually and
learn from others. She has
been Sunday School teacher,
deacon, member of the Bell
Choir, and Church Council,
and served on several committees. She has 2 daughters,
Caroline & Camille, and 2
dachshunds, Rosie & Speedo.
Susan is a teacher and enjoys
reading, music, movies, playing games and being with
friends and family. Her new
hobby is bridge.
Dana Trent
Clinical Pastoral Education
programs from 1974-2012.
Wayne looks forward to
developing relationships with
many newer members of our
congregation.
Dana was baptized at Binkley
on Pentecost in 1992. She
reconnected with the community in 2003 while serving
as its ministry intern during
her first year at Duke Divinity School. When not writing, traveling, and teaching
public speaking, Dana and
her husband, Fred, enjoy
hiking in the woods, trying
new vegetarian recipes, and
going to the movies. They
live in Raleigh, where Fred
works as Assistant Director
of IT for NC State's Division
of Academic and Student
Affairs.
B INKLEY B APTIST C HURCH
M USIC N EWS
1712 Willow Dr
Chapel Hill, NC 27514
919-942-4964
[email protected]
The Music Ministry at Binkley is excited to welcome children, youth, and
adults who would like to help lead
music on Sunday mornings.
We ’r e o n t h e We b !
Join us Sundays at 10:15 am, 7/278/17, to sing in the inter-generational
choir.
Binkleychurch.org
CHURCH STAFF
Associate Minister
Dale Osborne
[email protected]
Minister of Christian Formation
Stephanie Ford
[email protected]
Interim Minister of Music
Steven Thomason
[email protected]
Business Manager
Duane Gilbert
[email protected]
Office Manager
Lucy Kucmierz
[email protected]
Organist
Bo Lloyd
[email protected]
Simply show up, and we'll learn the
music that morning!
The Old Time Music Group will
practice on the 2nd and 4th Sundays
this summer at 9:30 am in the choir
room. We would love to have folks
join us, so dust off your guitar, fiddle
or banjo, and come have some fun
with us. Contact Tonya Hamm or Jan
Clark with any questions.
Email Steven Thomason at:
[email protected]
for any further questions.
H ISTORICAL U PDATE
Those of you who were members of Binkley in the early days will recall the summer of 1962 when Jim Forbes, an African American seminarian from Union in
New York, was an intern with us for three months. He later became the senior
Minister of the Riverside Church in New York City. You may not know that
I officiated at his wedding in 1964 in a large Pentecostal church in Wilmington.
I have just returned from his fiftieth wedding anniversary held at Riverside.
He is well and still active, and he and Bettye have a son in Raleigh. I had the
pleasure of leading them in the repeating of their wedding vows and sharing with
the congregation some of what we experienced in segregated Chapel Hill when
he was here.
Robert Seymour
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Can you believe it?
Our awesome cart makes it possible to haul all this debris
from the courtyard to the street in one load!
You may recognize Bob Phillips next to the cart.
He organized an oak pruning project
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