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TRUCKSVILLE UNITED METHODIST CHURCH
“ M aking Disciples and Making a Difference”
Volume 128
Issue 2
Inside this issue:
Flea Market
2
TUMC Youth
2
Project D. J.
2
Back Mountain Food
Pantry
3
Chicken BBQ
3
Missions
4-5
Vacation Bible School 6
Summer Camp
7
Bishop’s Visit
8
Confirmation
8
Mission Opportunity
8
Stewardship
9-10
Flowers for Missions 11-12
Cemetery Board
13
TECEC
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TUMC Youth
Calling all Youth & Church Family
Members to meet at Fern Knoll
Cemetery located at the end of
Midland Drive in Dallas on Saturday,
April 12, 2014 at 12:30 p.m. for Spring
Clean Up! Stay as long as you are
willing and able! A few rakes are
available, but if you have one please
bring it. There are many branches to
pick up, so there is plenty of work to
do even if you don't bring any tools
with you.
Meeting Change: Our Youth Group
will meet in April, but NOT on the 3rd
Sunday. The third Sunday in April is
Easter, so we will meet on
Palm Sunday, 4/13/14 at 6:30 pm
instead.
In early March several members of DJ enjoyed a field trip to a quilt
show at Somerset, NJ. Quilt shows offer many different examples
of quilting, giving us many new ideas.
Recently our Thursday night group undertook to provide training
in the art of quilt making to two Girl Scouts who are in the process
of earning their Silver Award. In a few more weeks, these Girl
Scouts will have finished their quilts and will be eligible for their
Awards.
Another distribution to institutions is being readied for shipment
in the next few weeks. Everyone in the group has worked hard
during the long winter. There have also been several gifts of quilts
made to individuals who were in need.
We invite you to join us. All materials, equipment and training are
supplied. We work through the summer - we meet on
Monday mornings and some Thursday evenings.
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The shelves of the Back Mountain Food
Pantry are full due to the hard work of the
Boy Scouts in the Back Mountain. Troop
231 of Dallas brought in 2,508.5 pounds
of food and Troop 241 from Lehman
brought in 641 pounds. The Scouts sorted
and boxed all the food they brought in
which is a big help for the workers at the
food pantry.
Super Bowl Sunday has become a
"Souper" fund raising day for the Food
Pantry. Many churches and schools in the
area did special fund raising for the
pantry. There are many creative people
coming up with ideas to promote fund
raising for this occasion.
Recent Gifts to our Memorial Fund
In Memory of James Mission
Lorraine Jolley
In Memory of Joe Casey
Mike & Kathy Barlow
We are closing in on our Easter
distribution, which will be held on
Tuesday April 15. This year we have two
hundred or more families receiving this
distribution. All volunteers are asked to
help with this project.
The Postman's Food Drive will be held in
May and this always brings in many
pounds of food. Joe Hardisky will head
this project.
In Memory of June Bennett
The Family of Melba Dickson
Dorothy Pierce
Beverly & Perry Berger
Thomas & Kathryn Peirce
Mike & Kathy Barlow
The Back Mountain Food Pantry is very
appreciative of all the food and monetary
contributions that we receive from the
community. We are an all-volunteer
organization and do not do fundraising so
we rely on these contributions.
In Memory of Claire Meyers
Mike & Kathy Barlow
A generous donation was made in honor of Wayne & Diane Long
Thanking God for the kindness of Wayne & Diane Long,
Ron & Betsy Balonis
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Thanks to everyone who supports all of
our efforts.
Carol A. Eyet, Manager
Dear Friends in Mission,
Dear Friends,
Thank you for your support of the United Methodist
Committee on Relief (UMCOR). Your gift received on
03/10/14 of$945.81 for Typhoon Haiyan is quick
response to meet emergency needs around the world.
Giving through The Advance enables United Methodists
to partner with one another in mission and ministry
around the world. Thank you for joining with us to "Be
Hope" to those who desperately need it.
On behalf of the Board of Directors of the Back Mountain
Food Pantry, I wish to acknowledge receipt of your donation
of $472.00 from your “Souper Bowl Sunday” proceeds.
Through The Advance, the designated giving channel of
The United Methodist Church, 100 percent of your
contribution will go to Disaster Response bringing hope
to those who need it most.
Lena M. Baur
Volunteer
Your generosity enables us to continue providing quality
food to an ever increasing list of low income families
affected by today’s troublesome economy. Again, thank you!
Sincerely,
Grace and Peace,
Roland Fernandes, General Treasurer
United Methodist Committee on Relief
General Board of Global Ministries
Dear Friends at TUMC
Ruth’s Place, a program of
Volunteers of America of
Pennsylvania was honored to
accept your generous donation of
blankets, towels and clothing on
2/27/14. Thank you for your
ongoing support of our mission.
Sincerely,
Kristen Topolski,
Director, Ruth’s Place
Food Pantry Donations by the Pound!
In addition to our monetary donations to our Food Pantry, our three month
report indicates 709.5 pounds of food donatedso far this year! Way to go
Church Familythat’s a heavy weight contribution! When you see a special
offer at the grocery store, consider picking up one for our Food Pantry!
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Bravehearts - AN ONCOLOGY CAMP FOR WOMEN
Kingston, PA
March 6,2014
Dear Friends of Bravehearts at Trucksville United Methodist Church
It is with heartfelt gratitude that we write to thank you for your generous donation of $140.00 to Camp Bravehearts.
Your donation will help us to provide future weekend retreats of inspiration, learning, sharing and fun for the cancer
community.
Here are just a few words from our campers,
"I will always have the Braveheart staff and Camp to thank for helping me to live again and live better!"
"Our doctor's deal with their specific area of expertise, however, none of them deal with the emotional side of having
cancer. Braveheart has helped me to better understand and deal with my emotions, feelings of loss, and new found Joy
and happiness in living after a cancer diagnosis."
Since its inception 14 years ago, Camp Bravehearts has provided more than 2500 cancer patients and survivors with
unforgettable weekend retreats and we look forward to continuing to serve the cancer community in a meaningful
way. Your gift helps Bravehearts bring these weekends to the women for a mere fraction of the actual cost of such a
retreat, and will also help us to achieve our goal of providing 1 day programs for cancer patients and survivors.
When we talk about cancer bringing gifts with its trials, we are referring to the opportunities that Bravehearts has
given so many women to meet and share love, laughter and hope with other cancer patients and survivors. Our
campers look forward to continued friendship and support through this camp season, and many more to come. On
behalf of all the women who have benefited from their Bravehearts experience, we offer a sincere thank you!
Stay Brave,
Karen Haag
Co- Founder
Our goal is to provide women who are dealing with cancer an opportunity to share life experiences. Through the
exercise, crafts, wellness, outdoor, educational and social activities offered at Camp Bravehearts, we will provide
participants an opportunity to learn new skills, increase self-esteem and confidence, and help address the risks and
fears that many face during and after treatment.
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WE NEED YOUR HELP TO
MAKE VBS 2014
A SUCCESS!
TUMC Vacation Bible School
SAVE THE DATE
JULY 27, 28, 29, 30, 31
6:15 to 8:30 pm
Dinner 5:30 to 6:15 pm
Name ______________________________________________________________
Phone Number _____________________ Email Address ______________________
I am willing to help in the following ways:
_____TEACHER *Please note your preferred grade level ________
_____ TEACHER’S HELPER *Please note your preferred grade level______
_____ DINNER (Prepare @ 4:30 serve 5:30-6:15 clean up @ 6:15)
_____ MISSIONS
_____ I AM WILLING TO HELP HOWEVER I CAN
April Mission Focus
Wyoming Valley
Together we can make the dream of many
to own their own home become a reality. A
Wyoming Valley Habitat for Humanity
Home is a hand up, not a hand out. Habitat
families are selected based on level of
need, willingness to become partners in the
Habitat Program, and ability to repay a nointerest, 20-year mortgage. Together we
raised $244.00 so far with three Sundays
remaining and our Loose Change Offering
on Sunday, April 27, 2014! Together we
can help build homes and lives!
TUMC No Longer Collects Can Tabs
We had a tip from a very reliable source that
Fresenius Medical Care Wilkes-BarreDialysis Clinic
in collects soda can tabs and the like to help
kidney dialysis patients with theirtreatment.
Finally, a home for our three gigantic, plastic jugs
of tabs donated by our extremely diligent Sunday
School children and countless Church Family
Members!
That said, a volunteer graciously signed on to deliver the tabs only to
find the Clinic does not have a formal program for the can tabs. We did
find out that aGoodSamaritan does stop by the clinic now and again to
pick up the tabs and most likely exchangesthem for cash which he/she
may donate to the Kidney Dialysis Foundation; however, we do not
know all of the details.
Sadly, can tab collection is an urban legend reports the Foundation’s
website.
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Sky Lake Happenings
SKY LAKE OPEN HOUSE
SUNDAY, MAY 18TH FROM 1:30-5:00PM
Volunteer Work Day @ Sky Lake
Saturday, May 3, 2014
Beginning @ 8:30am in Founders' Lodge
If you've always wondered what summer camp is like at
Sky Lake, come to our Open House and sample some of
our favorite activities for yourself! In addition to taking a
boat out for a row, completing a make-and-take craftand
hiking some of our favorite trails, you'll also be able to
register for camp, go on a hayride, sample our yummy
s’mores trail mix, make ice cream the old-fashioned way,
and play GaGa Ball and 9 Square in the Air!
This is an excellent opportunity for individuals, adult
groups, families, and youth groups to help Sky Lake get
ready for the summer. There are projects for all abilities:
Planting flowers
Painting cabins
Cleaning trails
Making benches
And a whole lot more.
The only thing that isn't free is our delicious Chicken BBQ,
which comes complete with all the fixings'. Tickets are
$8.00 in advance (through the Sky Lake Office);
$9.50 at the tent.
If you aren't an early bird, feel free to arrive any time after
8:30am. There is no set ending time, although most
depart an hour or two after the' complimentary lunch.
SKY LAKE IS A MINISTRY OFTHE UPPER NEW YORK
ANNUAL Conference OF THE UNITED
METHODIST CHURCH
So we have enough food for lunch, RSVP by Tuesday, April
29by calling us or sending an email to:
[email protected]
Sky Lake Camp
Discount Registration ends May 1!
Calling all Camp Counselors in
Training Ages 16-18!
TUMC Church Camp Scholarship Deadline
Wednesday, April 24, 2014
TUMC has been selected to host our Susquehanna
Conference Day Camp
Monday, August 4 – Friday, August 8, 2014
9:00 AM to 5:00 PM
2nd through 6th Grades
$50.00 for the Week
Please submit requests to the Office
including the completed camp registration form
and the requested assistance amount.
Bring a sack lunch, your creativity and your imagination;
the rest is up to us!
Conference Camp
Counselors will be on hand
to facilitate the event and
we need volunteers,
sixteen through eighteen
years old, to help out! If
you are interested in
joining this pilot program
please email us at
[email protected]
or call the Office
at 570-696-3897!
TUMC Day Camp; one more way to
introduce our community to Jesus!
Additional details after Easter!
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Laity Day with Bishop Park! May 3rd!
Good news!
Bishop Park is coming to the Scranton Wilkes-Barre District
Everyone is invited!
May 3rd from 3-5 pm
Shavertown UM Church
163 Pioneer Ave
Shavertown PA
Parking is across the street
VIM INFORMATION
2014 Confirmation Class
Although our official Confirmation Classes ended our
Confirmands have not taken a break! Our Youth rolled up their
sleeves and worked the dining room and the dish washer at our
Turkey Supper for Missions. Many youth continue to meet with
their Mentors to study the Gospel of Luke and continue to serve
on our Sunday WorshipTeam running the projector, reading,
serving at Acolyte, Crucifer and much, much more!
On Saturday, March 29, 2014, our class attended a
contemporary worship service at Holy Trinity Lutheran Church
and couldn’t stop talking to Pastor Dick after the service about
bringing Contemporary Worship to TUMC. Dick let our youth
know that as upcoming members of our church they have a
stake in next steps for our church. Who knows what this
energetic group of young adults has in store for us!
Upcoming plans for our class include a Contemporary Service at
Shavertown UMC on Monday, April 14, Maundy Thursday and
Good Friday Worship as well as our Confirmation Retreat in May
and our Banquet in May.
As a Church Family let’s continue to pray for our Confirmands as
they prayerfully consider officially becoming members of
Trucksville United Methodist Church!
Are you interested in mission work?
Are you interested in a life
changing event?
The Haiti Partnership has
information for you!
The next Volunteer In Mission trip will be
Oct 16 thru 25. Please check out the
website of www.haitipartnership.com for
more information.
No experience in construction necessary.
We’ll help you learn.
The newly formed District VIM team is
scheduling a local mission trip to Shamokin,
Pa. This will be recovery from “Sandy”. That’s
right, Sandy, she has been here and long
gone, however, her destruction lasts for
many years. There are people in the
Shamokin area that still need help.
Location: Shamokin, Pa.
Date: Sunday, May 4 to Saturday May 11
Lodging: First United Methodist Church
Shamokin
Cost: $230.
Contact: Ron Lucas [email protected]
(place vim in subject line) or
call 570-406-8409.
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Actual
1/1-3/31/2014
Income (Pledges, non-pledged, Location
Expenses, Loose Plate)
General Expenses (Staff Support, Physical
Plant, Nurturing, Shares of Ministry
and Administrative Expenses)
Net Income (Loss)
Budget
1/1-3/31/2014
Actual
1/1-3/31/2013
$70,178.91
$69,620.00
$69,031.37
80,889.13
$(10,710.22)
86,583.01
$(16,963.01)
79,336.41
$(10,305.04)
Total Attendance
Average Attendance Each Week
2,599
185.64
2,683
167.68
Up from the grave he arose, he arose, he arose. Last week the Sunday School children were singing this joyous song
with Dr. Steve and their enthusiasm was purely infectious. They were jumping as they rose to embrace the joy of
Jesus’ new life. Even though it has been a long, hard winter, we are now able to celebrate the new life which Spring
graciously brings to us. It has been a long time since we celebrated the incredible resurrection of our Lord and Savior;
you might remember Easter was in March last year. There is nothing more empowering than when we sing this song
and embrace the return of Jesus Christ. Allow Jesus to enter your heart not only at Easter but every minute of every
day. He is there for you and it is obvious he has been here for our church family. Although our winter has been a long
and hard one, we are still beating our budgeted numbers and holding quite closely to last year’s figures, so truly we
have much to celebrate.
Thank you for your continued generosity and support of the ministry of our church family. During this “Spiritual New
Year” we embrace each dollar which is given as did Jesus when the widow gave her last two coins. Remember it is not
only your monetary gifts we embrace but your never ending prayers for those in need; your witness and service to
those in need and your presence to all in need. In return, we promise to be good stewards of what you so graciously
have given.
We wish each of you a Blessed and Joyful Easter Season,
The Stewardship Committee
**Please check our the next page and see the incredible giving which has already taken place this year!
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Telling
Universally the
Ministry of
Christ …here is how Jesus has spoken to the hearts of this Congregation so far this year!
Monthly Missions:
January – UMCOR (Helping those victims of catastrophic events
In the Philippines and Indiana)
February – Shoemaker Hub
March– TUMC Campership (In House)
Total to Date for Monthly Missions
$895.81
861.07
1378.09
$3134.97
Special Ministry Events:
Souper Bowl Sunday sponsored by our Youth Ministry – World Hunger
Turkey Dinner Proceeds (to be used for Missions this year)
St. Joseph’s Center (Easter Flower Mission) – to date
Compassion (Easter Flower Mission) – to date
One Great Hour of Sharing – to date
$944.00
2803.25
162.00
144.00
139.00
Total Special Ministry Events
$4192.25
Benevolence Giving to our Conference
$2290.77
Distribution from Mission Dollars in House:
Camp Braveheart (Audrey Billings Mission Fund)
$140.00
Total to Date
$9757.99
Did you know our Nurture and Care Committee has sent 148 cards to those in need over the past three
months? The ministry of God is transmitted in so many forms. We are truly blessed with a congregation who
loves to share his love…and it shows! These are things we cannot put a valuation on because they truly are
priceless!
The proceeds from the Turkey Dinner are in a “Mission Holding Account” waiting for direction as to where
those monies are needed after we are sure all the needs of our future campers have been satisfied. This is
an incredible gift to be able to have additional money to distribute to those in need when the occasion arises.
We won’t let the moths or the rust collect…these dollars will be used as God directs us in the future months.
This month we are supporting Habitat for Humanity. Have you ever been without shelter? These special
individuals are truly in need of a safe and well built “Habitat”. What a blessing we have a ministry in our area
which addresses this need. If you are unable to contribute financially, they are always looking for volunteers
to help in any way to the building of these incredible homes. How important a strong foundation is not only
in terms of the homes they build but the spiritual foundation these individuals must feel when they enter
their new home built with “real love”.
Yes…we have much to celebrate and the best news of all is…God is with us through it all!
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SIZE
FLOWER
COLOR
3”
SPIKE
GREEN
3”
VINCA VINE
GR/WH
GERANIUM
PRICE
$2.25
RED
DOZEN
(4.5” POTS)
QUANTITY
$30.00
WHITE
PINK
TOTAL
Trucksville United
Methodist Church
Summer
Flower Sale
for Missions
VIOLET
NONSTOP
RED
BEGONIA
PINK
$5.50
YELLOW
WHITE
Please submit payment
with orders (checks to
TUMC) by
April 28, 2014.
ORANGE
NEW
RED
GUINEA
PINK
IMPATIENTS
WHITE
$5.50
PURPLE
Colors may be selected,
but are not guaranteed.
ORANGE
GERBERA
RED
DAISIES
PINK
$5.50
YELLOW
ORANGE
6” POTS
MILLION
PINK
BELLS
YELLOW
$5.50
WHITE
PURPLE
RED
DAHLIA
$5.50
PINK
YELLOW
PINK
PETUNIA
Flats cannot be divided,
but you can share with a
friend.
Flower pick-up behind
TUMC Dickson
Education Building on
Saturday, May 17, 2014
from 9:00 AM-11:00 AM
or after worship services
Sunday, May 18, 2014.
Questions? Need more
information? Please call
Kim Reinert @
570-417-6435.
$5.50
WHITE
Name_________________
PURPLE
BACOPA
GERANIUM
WHITE
$5.50
RED
$5.50
WHITE
PINK
VIOLET
10” HANGERS
BEGONIA
ASSORTED
MILLION BELL
ASSORTED
FUCHSIA
ASSORTED
IVY GERANIUM
ASSORTED
PETUNIA
ASSORTED
IMPATIENTS
ASSORTED
$15.50
GERANIUM W/
VINCA VINE
ASSORTED
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______________________
Phone
______________________
12” PORCH POTS
GERANIUM
RED
W/ VINCA
PINK
VINE
VIOLET
$20.00
WHITE
RED
$15.25
PINK
IMPATIENTS
ORANGE
MIXED
RED
$15.25
ALYSSUM
PINK
$15.25
ORANGE
WHITE
$15.25
PURPLE
PINK
PETUNIA
FLATS
PURPLE
MIXED
ORANGE
$15.25
MIXED
LARGE
YELLOW
MARIGOLD
ORANGE
SMALL
YELLOW
MARIGOLD
ORANGE
Flats cannot be divided,
but you can share with a
friend.
Colors may be selected,
but are not guaranteed.
$15.25
DOUBLE
GAZANIA
Please submit payment
with orders (checks to
TUMC) by
April 28, 2014.
PINK
WHITE
ZINNIA
Summer
Flower Sale
for Missions
WHITE
PURPLE
BEGONIA
Trucksville United
Methodist Church
$15.25
Flower pick-up behind
TUMC Dickson
Education Building on
Saturday, May 17, 2014
from 9:00 AM-11:00 AM
or after worship services
Sunday, May 18, 2014.
Questions? Need more
information? Please call
Kim Reinert @
570-417-6435.
BRONZE
MIXED
SNAP DRAGON
MIXED
$15.25
PANSIES
MIXED
$15.25
SCARLET SAGE
RED
$15.25
______________________
DIANTHUS
MIXED
$15.25
AGERATUM
PURPLE
$15.25
Phone
______________________
LOBELIA
BLUE
$15.25
DAHLIA
MIXED
$15.25
CELOSIA
MIXED
$15.25
NICOTIANA
MIXED
$15.25
FLOWER VINCA
MIXED
$15.25
COLEUS
MIXED
$15.25
DUSTY MILLER
SILVER
$15.25
(Color may be substituted if growing problem occurs)
TOTAL
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Name_________________
We often forget that the burial
grounds surrounding the Church must
be maintained and open to plot owners
twelve months of the year. We tend to
think that maintenance is required
only from April until the end of
September when the grass grows!
This has been a very harsh winter to
say the least. Fortunately we have not
had any requests to open graves.
There are plans to inter two cremains
after May 1. Otherwise it would have
been costly for both the plot owners
and the Cemetery Association to make
the drives passable for hearses and
cars to enter the Cemetery.
In early February one long standing donor from another state sent a donation with a message, “Your weather is so bad
up there we felt you must need money to help with winter maintenance.” We appreciate the concerns of our donors.
We are glad to see winter go!
Clean up of the burial grounds, weather permitting, should be completed by April 30. If you have decorations left from
last year, please remove them as quickly as possible. Any decorations remaining after April 23, 2014 will be discarded.
The agreement for mowing and trimming of the entire cemetery has been renewed for 2014 with Brad Zaboski of Just
Us Lawns.
The Annual Giving Drive for Cedar Crest Cemetery Association begins officially on May 1. The budget for its section,
(80 %) of the burial grounds, is $9,900.00 for 2014 which includes:



Mowing & Trimming
Insurance
Annual Giving Expenses
Incidental Expenses which may occur
The remaining 20 % of maintenance is paid by the Trustees of the Church as they are responsible for the section
adjacent to the right side of the church.
We are pleased that Gail Kistler and Jeanne Thomas will assist us with our Annual Giving Drive this year; many thanks
to them for their time and effort with this important project.
The Board of Cedar Crest continues their efforts to stabilize the very fragile financial position they found the cemetery
in five years ago. We appreciate the continued support of everyone.
Misplaced Ladder!
Our 12-Foot Fiber Glass Step Ladder is not in its usual spot in our Sanctuary.
The ladder was a gift to our Church given by a special man who saw a need and
filled it! We have a big Campus and it could be anywhere! If you have any
information as to where the ladder was moved, please call or e-mail the Office.
That ladder provides a solid foundation for all those hard to reach spots in our
Sanctuary and we revel in the love in which it was given; sure would be nice to
locate it!
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Trucksville Early Childhood Education Center
The school year has flown by here at the Education Center. As I write this, we are preparing for our Art Show and Ice
Cream Social, we hope you were able to visit the Art Show and see the talented work of our children and staff!
The end of the school year is a very busy time for us. The 4/5 year old classes enjoyed a wonderful hands on field trip
to Weis Market where they learned about what goes on behind the scenes in the grocery store.
In may our 3 year olds will visit Hillside Farms where they will be treated to a tour of the farm, hayride and ice cream.
The 4/5 year olds will have a fun morning at Back Mountain Bowl and enjoy one last outing with their classroom friends
before moving on to Kindergarten.
There has been so much activity in the classrooms as we finish up our curriculum with themes like Spring (finally!),
Easter, Birds, Vocations, Conservation, “I Have Grown”, Farm Animals, Rain Forest, Ocean, Sun and Water, and Summer
Safety. Seeing how the children have blossomed throughout the year is such a joy. Our younger ones, some who came
to us in tears back in September, are now confident and active participants in their class families. The older ones who
have been with us for awhile are now ready to move on as independent learners. Our staff has done a wonderful job
preparing these children for a “lifetime of love for learning”!
Our summer camps will take place in June. The first camp theme will be “I Spy A Mystery” from June 2nd to June 6th.
Week 2 will be “Under The Sea” from June 16th to June 20th.
I would like to thank you all for your support to the school throughout the year. Several church members have stopped
by to drop off donated items, we truly appreciate it. Our Parent Enrichment Group once again held a very successful
Vendor/Craft Fair to help us continue to raise funds for our parking lot paver walkway, and central AC in in the school.
We are thrilled that these projects not only benefit our school, but the church as well!
A huge thank you to Debbie Shilanski, who takes care of the business end of things for us so that we can focus on what
we do best, nurturing and teaching the children. Thanks to Dan Sekel who never hears the wonderful comments I hear
almost daily on how clean our school is! Thank you Madelyn Roote for keeping communications and sharing of
facilities with the many events taking place here organized, all with a smile, no small task!
Thank you to our Board of Directors for the constant support you have been, and the work you continue to do on
behalf of the Education Center. Thank you to the Board of Trustee’s for your help with anything we ask! And finally,
thank you to Pastor Dick Williams who in the short time he has been here has shown us his special spirit and love for
our staff and children. May you all have a wonderful and blessed summer!
Sincerely,
Marjorie Adams, Director
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Sunday Worship
Services
8:30 a.m.
11:00 a.m.
with Nursery for very
young children
Church School Classes
September through May
9:45—10:45 a.m.
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