Christ United Methodist Church

WORSHIP ATTENDANTS
SUNDAY, OCTOBER 7th
USHERS:
Robert Underwood, Capt.
Roy Andrews, Ted Landis
Scott Yaudes, Randy Wagoner
GREETERS:
Mike and Phyllis Lopez
REACHOUT CALLERS:
Pat Hart, Janie Shell
OFFERING COLLECTORS:
Gary VanLandingham
Rody Gibbs
TRUSTEE OF THE
MONTH:
Bill Simmons
Adults and Youth
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Hanging Rock State Park - Saturday, October 13 , 2012
Calling all youth and adults – get off that couch and let’s have some
fun! Come join us for a beautiful fall day hike at Hanging Rock State Park. The leaves
should be changing and the views will be spooktacular! We will hike the Moore’s Wall
Loop (3+ hours on rugged terrain). Wear your daypack (or bookbag) filled with a bag
lunch, 2 waters, snacks and a raincoat. Wear sturdy shoes (no flip flops). Call Lew
Stookey (336) 454-6283 to sign up. We will meet at 8:30a.m.at the church: please be
there on time. Thanks!!!
Church Bazaar and Pancake Breakfast
Our semi-annual bazaar and Pancake Breakfast will be Saturday,
November 3rd, from 8:00a.m. until 1:00p.m. in the Fellowship Hall.
Applications for the bazaar are located in the Narthex, outside the
office area and on the counter across from the Fellowship Hall. For information contact Phyllis Lopez at (336) 431-0422 (office), (336) 475-5928(home) or (336) 8478771(cell) or email [email protected]. Thank you in advance for your support.
Dates for preparing Chicken Pies are: Tuesday, October 9th, 6:308:00p.m., Thursday, October 11th, 9:30a.m.-12:00 noon; Tuesday, October 23rd,
6:30-8:00p.m., and Thursday, October 25th, 9:30-12:00 noon.
ACOLYTE:
Philip Taylor
HELPERS:
Cheryl and Richard Taylor
ALTAR GUILD:
Benefit Auction—Hot Dog Fundraiser—Saturday, October 20th
All donations will go to help with medical bills due to Heart and Lung Problems for:
Jetty “Boo Boo” Tuttle—Jetty Tuttle Body Shop, 314 Circle Dr., Archdale, NC
Hotdog Supper: 4-5:30 p.m.—Auction: Starts @ 5:30p.m. Contact: Stan Byrd, Sr., 8619119, Richard Wall, 259-9431, Jimmy Shore, 687-8129, or Jetty Tuttle, 434-6503.
Pat Hart, Patsy Moore
Pecans Are On The Way
PRESCHOOL TEACHERS
9:00 CHILDCARE (RM 213)
Jenni Hall
11:00 BABIES/TODDLERS
Ginger and Sam Best
11:00 KIDS OWN WORSHIP
MULTIPURPOSE ROOM
Holy Communion—No Kids
Own Worship
HOSPITAL REPORT
No one at this time.
For many years The Frances McFarland Class has sold pecans for the Holiday Season. This sale has allowed us to support CUMC in a number of different areas. Please help us by buying your pecans from us - if you wish to
preorder forms will be available! Prices: 16 oz Mammoth Halves $9.00 per
bag (this years crop) 12oz. Chocolate Covered $8.00 per bag.
October 1st is the tentative delivery date - we will confirm this
when informed!
Sympathy
Christian love and sympathy
is extended to Catherine
Brown in death of her mother, Betty Highbaugh, who died on Sunday, September 23rd, 2012.
United Methodist Men will meet Thursday,
October 11th at 6:30pm for dinner and meeting in the Reception Room. Please contact
Maurice Perkins @ 869-1022 if you will be
attending the dinner for a headcount. Guest
Speaker will be Dr. Dennis Carroll, of HPU.
PRAYER CONCERNS
Please remember in prayer: our
homebound members and our
members in nursing and assisted
living facilities.
SERVING IN THE
MILITARY
Doug Norton, Aaron Biel,
Wes Craven, Steven Hall
Upward Basketball
We will be having a meeting for all those interested in participating in the Upward program this year. We offer both Basketball and Cheerleading and would
love to have volunteers to help with the following:
Coaches, Referees, Game Day Volunteers, PR Volunteers, Photo Day
and Banquet Volunteers
We will be having a meeting on Saturday, October 6th, at 3:00p.m. in the Library. Please
come if you are interested in helping in any way. Those who wish to help but cannot attend
the meeting, contact Angela Craven at (336)207-9157 or [email protected].
Christ United Methodist Church
Volume XI
September 26th, 2012
Number 17
Greetings from Pastor Matt
WEEKLY CALENDAR
Reaching Out To All People
Luke 7:22-23 (The Message)
Jesus answered them, “Go and tell John what you have just seen and heard:
The blind see,
The lame walk,
Lepers are cleansed,
The deaf hear,
The dead are raised,
The wretched of the earth
have God’s salvation hospitality extended to them.”
At our Administrative Board Meeting in August, our church member
and former Lay Leader of our Annual Conference, Jack Young, presented to our
board a statement of inclusion he was given at the 2012 Gathering of the Laity at
Lake Junaluska. Jack felt it was important for us to discuss and develop our own
statement for Christ UMC. After reading through it and discussing it as a group
we felt it amply described our church’s vision, mission, and purpose. We have
shared it with those who are worshipping at The Well on Thursday’s and also
feel it is important to share with the whole church. I wholeheartedly support this
statement. I believe it represents where Christ would have our church, and all
churches, to be in reaching out as we are called to be living in the example of
Christ as we seek out the least, the lost, and the last. It is below for you to read
and enjoy:
Christ UMC Statement of Inclusion
Who are you? Are you married with children, loving them and worrying for them in a culture of mixed messages and conflicting values? Are you
divorced, remarried a second, a third time? Are you a single parent, struggling
to make ends meet? Are you gay, lesbian, looking for an accepting community
of faith? Are you a teenager, a young adult, looking for peers who share your
faith and values?
If you are any of these, you belong to us because you belong to
Christ.
Are you single, a widow, lonely? Has your life and your faith gone flat?
Are you struggling financially because of layoffs, downsizing, discrimination or
handicap? Are you struggling with family planning questions? Have you been
a victim of abuse or other crimes? Are you in a hopeless situation and see no
way out?
If you are any of these, you belong to us because you belong to
Christ.
Are you new here, from another Christian tradition? Are you white, a
person of color, a seasonal worker, an immigrant? Have you been away from
the Church for a while and are wondering if you will be welcomed back? If you
are any of these, we welcome you. The good news is that Christ is the host here
today and He welcomes you as a part of His body.
All are welcome in this place.
It is truly a blessing to serve a congregation that hopes to reach out to all
people in the name of Jesus Christ!
Grace and peace in Christ, Matt
SUNDAY, SEPTEMBER 30
9:00 & 11:00am Worship
9:45am Sunday School /
Breakfast / Covered Dish (FH)
11:00am Kids Own Worship
4:00pm Crop Walk @ Wesley
Memorial UMC
4:00-6:00pm Women’s Bible Study
6:00-8:00pm UMYF
MONDAY, OCTOBER 1
11:00am Young at Heart (FH)
1:00pm Lloyd’s Joyful Sounds
Practice (Choir Room)
4:00pm Lay Leadership Meeting
6:30pm Children’s Ministry Team
Meeting (Library)
TUESDAY, OCTOBER 2
9:30-11:30am Kindermusik Nursery
6:30pm Prayz Choir & Musicians
8:00pm Adult Basketbal1(FH)
8:30-11:00pm Sanctuary (Reserved)
WEDNESDAY, OCTOBER 3
9:00am Staff Meeting
10:00am Intercessory Prayer
11:45am Lloyd’s Joyful Sounds @
Westchester Baptist Church / Lunch
6:30pm Christ Ambassadors
6:30pm AA Group (Agape Rm)
6:45pm Handbell Ringers
7:30pm Chancel Choir
THURSDAY, OCTOBER 4
9:00-10:30am HP Area Missional
Network Group (Library)
10:30-11:30am Food Pantry
5:30pm The Well (Youth Rm)
6:00pm Free Community Dinner
6:10pm TOPS (Multipurpose Rm)
FRIDAY, OCTOBER 5
9:15-11:15am Friday Bible Study
SATURDAY, OCTOBER 6
3:00pm Upward Basketball Meeting
SUNDAY, OCTOBER 7
9:00 & 11:00am Communion
9:45am Sunday School
11:00am No Kids Own Worship
12:00pm HPU Mission Meal (FH)
4:00-6:00pm Women’s Bible Study
6:00-8:00pm UMYF
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September 26 th, 2012
Christ United Methodist Church
WEEKLY CALENDAR
Children, Youth, Parents and Everyone at CUMC. This year’s CROP
Walk will take place at 4p.m. on Sunday, September 30th at Wesley Memorial UMC. I hope you will join me as we walk to raise money to stomp out
hunger in our area. Participant packets are available in my office and each
participant who raises $20 or more will receive a t-shirt!! Additionally, you
may sign-up online at our team page.
September KOW Schedule
WORSHIP ATTENDANTS
SUNDAY, SEPTEMBER 30th
September 30th–Message: Peter Met Cornelius; Scripture:Acts 10 & Deuteronomy 32:3-4;
Life Application: I can respect and value all people
UMYF Fall/Winter 2012 Calendar
USHERS:
Youth Ushers
1 John 3:1-2: “See what love the Father has given us, that we should be called children of
God; and that is what we are. …Beloved, we are God’s children now…”
GREETERS:
Jack and Charlotte Young
September 30………………………………....……..CROP Walk at Wesley Memorial 4pm
Meet at CUMC at 3:15pm and Return approximately 7pm
REACHOUT CALLERS:
Dennis and Cathie Chesney
October 7……………………………………………………………...….…...UMYF 6-8pm
OFFERING COLLECTORS:
Glenda Shepherd
Bob Underwood
TRUSTEE OF THE MONTH:
Barbara Underwood
ACOLYTE:
Brittany Secraw
HELPERS:
Chad and Christy Secraw
ALTAR GUILD:
Betty Stevens, Susi Hudson
PRESCHOOL TEACHERS
9:00 CHILDCARE (RM 213)
Kim Collins
11:00 BABIES/TODDLERS
Phil Williams & Regina Bowman
11:00 KIDS OWN WORSHIP
MULTIPURPOSE ROOM
Susi Hudson, Amy Adams
October 14.......................................................................................Spooky Woods 7pm-9pm
Meet at 6pm, return 9:30/9:45pm; Ticket money due October 1st ($28)
October 21………………………………………………….………………... UMYF 6-8pm
October 28……………………………………….……Trunk or Treat 5 – 7pm (set-up 3pm)
November 2-3…………………………………...Progressive Lock-Out with Area Churches
November 11……………………….……...UMYF & 2013 Youth Council Elections 6-8pm
November 18……………………………...Children, Youth & Parents Thanksgiving Dinner
6:00 – 8:00pm Covered Dish Dinner ~ Entrée will be provided
November 22……………………………………….……..……HAPPY THANKSGIVING!
November 25…..……………………………………….…….…………………..NO UMYF
December 2…………………………….....UMYF 6-8pm (Christmas Cards & Flower Pots)
December 9..……………….……………..Christ UMC Christmas Family Night
Covered Dish Dinner 5pm; Children & UMYF Christmas Program 6pm
December 16......................................Christmas Caroling 3pm then UMYF Christmas Party
Dinner out and then back to the Church for Dirty Santa
Please remember in prayer: our
homebound members and our
members in nursing and assisted
living facilities.
MONDAY, OCTOBER 8
TUESDAY, OCTOBER 9
9:30-11:30am Kindermusik
Nursery (Reception Rm)
6:30pmPrayzChoir&Musicians(FH)
6:30pm Preparing Chicken Pies
8:30pm Adult Basketbal1(FH)
WEDNESDAY, OCTOBER 10
9:00am Mobile Meals
(meet @ Montlieu Elem. School)
10:00am Intercessory Prayer
6:30pm Christ Ambassadors
6:30pm AA Group (Agape Rm)
6:45pm Handbells
7:30pm Chancel Choir
THURSDAY, OCTOBER 11
9:30am Preparing Chicken Pies
10:30-11:30am Food Pantry
5:30pm The Well (Youth Rm)
6:10-7:30pm TOPS (Multipurpose)
6:30pm Circle 5 (Classroom #211)
6:30pm UM Men Dinner & Meeting (Reception Rm)
December 31………..……………..…………………..….…New Year’s Eve Party/Lock-In
FRIDAY, OCTOBER 12
9:15-11:15am Friday Bible Study
(Multipurpose Rm)
6:00-10:00pm Scrapbooking
(Multipurpose Rm)
January 1……………………………..………………...……………..HAPPY NEW YEAR!
SATURDAY, OCTOBER 13
December 24…………………..……………….…….…....…CUMC Christmas Eve Service
December 25...…………………..………………….….…………...MERRY CHRISTMAS!
HOSPITAL REPORT
No one at this time.
SERVING IN THE MILITARY
Doug Norton, Aaron Biel,
Wes Craven, Steven Hall
SUNDAY, OCTOBER 7
World Communion Sunday
9:00&11:00am Holy Communion
9:45am Sunday School
11:00am No Kids Own Worship
12:00pm HPU Mission Meal (FH)
4:00-6:00pm Women’s Bible
Study (Multipurpose Rm)
6:00-8:00pm UMYF
Sunday School Teachers Needed
We are in need of additional Sunday School teachers
for our PreSchool and Middle School Class. The curriculum is provided for you and the volunteer rotation is normally once every 3 months. Please give
prayerful consideration to volunteering in this vital
ministry at CUMC. Grace & Peace ~ Kim
Free Community Meal
Thursday, October 4th
Time: 6:00-7:15p.m.
Location: Fellowship Hall
Set up on Wednesday
night @ 5:30p.m.
Volunteers are needed on
Thursday at 4:45p.m.
All helpers welcome!!
SUNDAY, OCTOBER 14
9:00 & 11:00am Worship
9:45am Sunday School
11:00am Kids Own Worship
4:00-6:00pm Women’s Bible
Study (Multipurpose Rm)
6:00pm Youth meet @ church
7:00-9:00pm Kersey Valley
Spooky Woods
Pantry’s Most Wanted List
Those who want to make donations frequently ask what the food pantry
needs most. Each wing of the church complex has a pantry wall poster that has an
attached “Most Wanted” sign. This lists our most current specific needs and is
updated frequently. Needed now are: 1 lb. bags rice; beef gravy in cans (no
glass); 1 lb. bags beans; cornbread mix; grits; grape jelly (no glass); fruit. Single
servings: raisins, cereal bars, fruit cups, and snack crackers. The food pantry has
access to certain foods at a cost well below the best store sales so we use financial
donations to stock up on those particular items. If you wish to receive a monthly
email version of the most wanted list, send your request to
[email protected].
The Lay Academy of Religion
The Lay Academy of Religion Fall 2012 Study: The Corinthian Correspondence with Dr. Mickey Efird will be Tuesday evenings, October 2 - 30, Time:
7p.m.-8:30p.m. at Christ UMC, Greensboro, NC. Cost: $25 per person / $35 per couple. The Winter 2013 Study: The Book of the Twelve will be on Tuesday evenings,
February 19 – March 19. The cost is the same: $25 per person or $35 per couple. For
information contact Rev. John Bletsche at CUMC in Greensboro, NC at 336-2991571 ext. 333 or [email protected]
Please make checks payable to Christ UMC – Lay Academy. Registration
fees are not refundable. Christ UMC reserves the right to cancel a course if registration is not sufficient. All registration fees for cancelled courses will be refunded.
Limited scholarship funds are available. Childcare provided upon request.
TRUNK OR TREAT AT CUMC
Plans are underway for our 2nd Annual “Holy”ween fun at CUMC. We invite everyone to join us on October 28th, 5p.m. – 7p.m. for TRUNK or
TREAT. Food, games, prizes & most importantly – candy are on the menu for the
evening. YOUR HELP IS NEEDED!! Volunteers are needed to decorate their trunks
and pass out candy during the evening. The decorations don't have to be too over-thetop, but the more decorated the trunks, the more fun for the kids. There will be a prize
for the most original/best decorated trunk! Last year we had 35 cars/trucks/vans –
let’s see if we can add more this year!! Candy donations as well as food donations
(hot dogs, buns, pop-corn & oil, sodas & water) are also welcomed and needed! Last
year we had approximately 350 children attend this event, so everyone’s help is needed for another wonderful, fun, faith-filled evening for our church and community children! To volunteer, please contact Kim Collins @ 554-5787 or [email protected].
Volunteer & Organization Collection Opportunities
Communities in school has many opportunities to volunteer that can make
a difference to a child. Please consider using your time or talent for one of
the following: Breakfast Buddies , High Schoolers & Adults
Lunch Buddies – GRAND Pals Reading Tutor Jump Start Reading Tutor
(prep for End of Grade Tests)–3rd or 4th Graders
Jan – May
School Supplies Collection / Alarm Clock Collection / Book Drives
Class Moms / Grade Moms – Help with classroom monthly supplies and seasonal
parties / Fieldtrip Fund Fundraiser / Angel Tree – Adopt students for
Christmas
One Time Events or one Time Projects
Bringing Hands In Need…Together With Hands That Can Help…YOURS!!
Contact: Catherine Niebauer, Dir. of Volunteers, Communities In Schools
of HP, Office 336.883.6434 ext. 24, Fax 336.883.6486— [email protected] or
www.highpoint.communitiesinschools.org
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Open hearts
Open minds
Open doors
September 26 th, 2012
Christ United Methodist Church
Blood Drive…Give the Perfect Gift…The Gift That Saves
The Day. Where: Christ UMC, Monday, October 29th,
from 3:00-7:30p.m. in the Fellowship Hall. Please contact
Stringfellow at (336) 689-3884 or email StringfelSun Claire
Mon
Tue
Wed
[email protected] to schedule your appointment! Walk-ins
welcome - photo ID required and all donors will be eligible to
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win a $1,000 Gift Card! Volunteers are needed to bring
for our donors.
Thu
Community Thanksgiving Baskets
Can you believe it's that time of year again? The need is very
great in our region. This year we’re needing to prepare 75 to 80
Thanksgiving baskets for families. Items needed are: green beans
and corn, Betty Crocker Cookie Mix and Brownie mixes. You
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come donations to help purchase turkeys. Should you have questions contact
Mike Lopez, Missions Chairperson, at (336) 475-5928.
Meetings: Lay Leadership, Monday, October 1st, at 6:30pm, HP Area
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“Disciples in Action – Transforming the World”
Sunday, September 30th, 2012
Prayz Service – 9:00a.m. – Fellowship Hall
Sunday School – 9:45a.m.
Breakfast / Covered Dish (FH)
Worship – 11:00a.m. – Sanctuary
Speaker: Dr. C. M. Worthy, Jr.
Worship Attendance
Sunday, September 16th, 2012
Sunday School
107
9:00 Worship Service
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11:00 Kids Own Worship
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11:00 Worship Service
161
The Well Service (9/13)
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Total Worship Attendance 230
Sept. 23rd, 2012
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Used Vehicle: A female cancer patient, Patti Briggs, is
needing a good used car to travel to and from the doctor’s office in Greensboro, NC. If you know of anyone
who is willing to sell their vehicle (price range: $500 to
$1,000), please contact Elaine Walker at (336) 8693705. Thank you.
Youth Network
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Saturdays
from 10:00a.m.
to 1:00p.m.
September 29th / October 6,
27th / November 3, 10, 17th,
December 1st
Location: 1307 Guyer Street
Budget Due
October 19th
Website
Christumchp.org.
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Treasurer’s Report
Budget
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$12,814.02
Financial Secretary
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A d mi n i s t r a t i v e A s s i s t a n t
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B uilding Supervisor
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Congratulations to Jonathan
and Martha Wood, on the birth
of a son, Matthew Jonathan
Wood, born on September 21.
Phil and Tricia Wood, are the
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Sat
grandparents.
Blood Drive
Missional Network Group, Thursday, October 4th, 9:00a.m., Worship
Committee, Monday, October 15th, at 2:00p.m., Stephen Ministry, Monday, October 15th, at 6:30p.m., Communications Comm., Tuesday, October
16th at 7:00p.m., Trustees Board, Thursday, October 18th, at 6:30p.m., Staff
Parish Relations Committee, Sunday, October 21st, at 6:00p.m., Lay Lead12
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Committee, Tuesday,
October 23rd, at 6:30p.m., TTW Ministry, Thursday, October 25th at
1:00p.m., Administrative Board, Sunday, October 28th, at 7:30p.m., and
Council on Ministry, Monday, October 29th, at 6:30p.m. Location: Library.
Reminders: Children are collecting change each Sunday to provide mosquito nets through "Nothing but Nets" and water filters, as well as other missions. Thank you for your support as we all work to make a change!
Women’s Bible Study begins Sunday, September 30th from 4:00 to
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We will be following
study
by Angela Thomas entitled “Living Your Life as a Beautiful Offering”.
Cost of the study guide is $12. Contact Sharyn Andrews at (336)906-5594 or
email [email protected]. if you would like to sign up.
Hamburger Steak Meal Benefit for Rev. Keith Auman, Saturday,
Oct. 20, from 11:00a.m.-7:00p.m., Old Union UMC Fellowship Hall, 5077
Walker Mill Rd., Sophia, NC. Price: donations.
Bios for Nonagenarians (90+) are needed for November 18th, the
Sunday set aside to honor our older adults. Contact Betty Stevens, 861-1865,
or Jeff Martin, 889-4777.
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Parent Empowerment Summit
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On Saturday, November 10th, Southwest Guilford High School will
host a Parent Empowerment Summit from 9:00a.m. until 12:30p.m. Parents
and guardians can learn more about high school requirements, athletic ambition realities, post-high school planning, teenage drama, dangers facing today’s youth, service learning and more! Child care, breakfast and door prizes
will be available. Contact: Michelle Phillips at [email protected] or Julie
Nichols at [email protected] or at 819-2970.
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Congratulations to Adam and
Jamie Kendall, son and daughter-in-law of Ralph and Carol
Kendall, on the birth of daughter Abigail Sophia Kendall, 7
lbs 7 oz, this past week. This is Ralph and
Carol
Kendall’s
fifth
grandchild.
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I want to thank everyone for their cards,
prayers, thoughts and concerns for me
while I was in the hospital. Also to Rev.
Martin and Rev. Farabow for their visits.
We can thank God we live in America
where we have trained professionals and
modern medical technology to help us live
longer. Thank you.
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These three remain: faith, hope, and
love. But the greatest of these is love.
I Corinthians 13:13(NIV)
We want to thank you for your expressions
of love and kindness in celebration of our
Fiftieth Wedding Anniversary. God has
been faithful to us. He has given us you,
our church family. We thank you and we
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thank our Lord for what you mean to us.
God bless you everyone.
Nancy and Bobby Yates
Memorials for Compassion Pantry
In Memory of Nadine Stroud
given by G. L. Stroud, Jr.
In Memory of Art Newton
given by Cindy Walsh
Donation for Food Pantry
given by Carol Cochrane
In Honor of Jerry Juren
given by The Upper Room
Sunday School Class