Pharmacy cialis - First United Methodist Church of Madisonville

First United Methodist
Church
P O Box 157
143 College St
Madisonville, TN 37354
The Flame
May 2013
OPEN HEARTS, OPEN MINDS, OPEN DOORS
Website: www.firstumcmadisonville.org Phone: 423-442-2471
Our Worship Times
Worship for May 2013
May 5 – 6th Sunday of Easter, Holy Communion
New Testament Lesson – Acts 16:9-15
Message – Called to Proclaim Good News
Special Music – Ms. Nicole Hoover and Mr. Abel Carrico, students at Hiwassee, will
be bringing special music as part of our service of worship.
The apostle Paul is on the move. In a vision, he received a call to proclaim the gospel in Macedonia. Come this Sunday as we hear how this message was received and
how the community responded in faith to the good news. We will also be sharing in
the Lord’s Supper.
May 12 – Ascension Sunday, Mother’s Day
New Testament Lesson – Acts 1:1-11
Gospel Lesson – Luke 24:44-53
Message – Can I Get a Witness?
Forty days after the Resurrection, after many people encountered the risen Christ,
Jesus ascended into heaven. The final verses of the Gospel of Luke and the opening
verses of Acts mark the transition from reports by those who knew Jesus when he
walked on earth to the spread of the good news to those who heard the story from the
eye-witnesses. How are we today witnessing to what we believe?
May 19 – Pentecost Sunday, Heritage Sunday
New Testament Lesson – Acts 2:1-21
Gospel Lesson – John 14:8-17, 25-27
Message – Water-Washed and Spirit-Filled
Pentecost marks the end of the great 50 days of Easter and the birthday of the Christian Church. The passage from Acts 2 describes what happened when the followers
of Jesus were gathered together after Jesus ascended into heaven. The Holy Spirit
appeared as a mighty wind and as fire, empowering the disciples to speak so that all
who heard might understand in their native language. The verses from John’s gospel
include Jesus’ promise of the Advocate, the Holy Spirit to be with us and teach us
everything we need to know. Everyone is invited to wear red to celebrate.
May 26 – Trinity Sunday, Memorial Day Weekend
Guest speaker
Sunday School 10AM
Worship 11 AM
Youth Fellowship Wednesdays at 6 PM
Praying the ScripturesThursdays at 6 PM
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Pastor:
Rev. Carole Martin
Administrative Assistant:
Reba Hall
Choir/Program Director:
Sue Hamilton
Youth Leaders
Jerry & Vanessa Barr
Pianist:
Bev Taylor
Organist:
Mary Alice Huff
Nursery Worker:
Samantha Kadau
Custodian:
Valerie Carmley
Council on
Ministries
Sunday, May 5th
After Worship
Everyone invited!
Lunch provided!
We Support Our Church By:
Our Gifts
For April:
General Operating Fund
Sunday School: $ 102.59
Worship: $ 14,711.12
Designated: $ 875.00
Other: $ 1,144.08
Month Total: $ 16,832.79
Pete & Lucille Baker, Hugh Hickey, Sue Denton, Jimmy Leamon and family, Daniel Ragan, Kathleen Barker, Bill Huddleston, Helen West, Lawrence & Martha
Johnson, Clifford & Patsy Lynch, Geraldine Patterson, Carol Leamon, Carolyn Hunt, Mary Margaret
Mason, Jan & Duane Dopkins, Ken Kauffman, Alice
Boyes,
Prayer Requests Received During April: Bob
Wendt, Homer & Mary Ann Johnson, Luke Harris,
Samantha & Tyler Kadau, C.A. Clark, Reba Hall, Jim
& Nancy Hudson, Mark & Liu Min Ahart, storm victims, Christine Giles, Glenn Rapking, Kathy Seiders
& family, Breanna Summey, Betty Hicks, Rev. Steve
Sallee, Virginia Jacobs, Doris Shepherd and family,
Jay Schaefer, Amos Culberson (Stephanie Vinyard’s
grandfather )
The Families of Curly Roberts, Rev. Mike Watson,
Grady Graham, Vivian Haun and Rev. Robert (Bob)
Irwin.
Our Active Military Personnel and their families:
Nathan Greenwood— US Navy
Josh Hall—US Navy
David Hargett—US Army
Tyler Kadau—US Marines
Adam Thornton—US Coast Guard
Those in Nursing Homes or Assisted Living:
Edna Bonifacius—Asbury Place
Alice Boyes— East TN Healthcare
Kathryn Greenwood—East TN Healthcare
Joyce Hamilton— Wood Village, Room 14A
Bob & Allene Scott—Wood Village Assisted Living,
Room 15
Barbara Stamey—Wood Village
Lewis Thompson—Wood Village Assisted Living,
Room 19
Estelle Woodby—Wood Village
Please continue to remember all of these listed above
in your prayers, with cards, visits and phone calls.
You CAN make a difference in their lives and in the
lives of their care-givers. Addresses are available in
the office.
Building Fund: $ 6,588.17
Memorial Garden Fund: $ .00
Buy-a-Brick Fund: $ .00
Memorial Fund: $ 160.00
Our Presence
Average for April
Sunday School— 52
Worship— 111
UMYF— 12
Our Commitments
For May
Ushers:
May 5, 12
May 19, 26
Gabi & Mike Tallent and
Howard Harvey
Bill West, Gene Bourlard
and Judy Christopher
Greeters:
Lay Reader:
May 5, 19
May 12, 26
Linda Clements
Steve Cornett
Flowers are
Placed on the
Altar to the
Glory of God.
May 5
May 12
May 19
Communion
Betty Hicks
Kevin Collins in honor of
Mary Kefauver
Freida Naylor in memory
Of Walt Naylor
May 26
Acolytes
May 5
May 12
May 19
May 26
Nursery
Volunteers:
May
May
May
May
Merritt Sherrer
Cole Strickland
Grant Hamilton
Emma Vinyard
Cooper Strickland
Alexis Kagley
Kayana Donegan
Greyson Strickland
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12
19
26
UMYF
May 1
Supper Hosts M ay 8
May 15
May 22
May 29
Family Night Supper
Our Prayers
On-going Prayer Concerns: Kylie Gr ace Over ton,
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The Pastor’s Corner . . We live between remembering and imagination. We
Imagination and Remembering
We are still in the Great 50 Days
of Easter! What a month we’ve
had – cantatas, special services
with great music, each raising the
rafters with songs of our faith.
And, we’ve had other events that
have lifted the roof – the storm
that went through a few weeks ago did major damage
to some old and beautiful trees. Tall, majestic trees
were toppled from their roots, and in some cases,
came crashing into homes. Some in our church family
were impacted by the storm. The clean up and rebuilding continues. Many thanks to all who pitched in
to clear debris from the parsonage yard. The house
itself sustained only minor damage, for which we are
thankful.
stand on the shoulders of the saints who have gone
before us as we look to a future they could only begin
to imagine. We have a faith that calls us to remember
the night in which our Lord was betrayed, and he willingly suffered and died for our sakes, and for the sake
of the whole world. And we have a faith that calls us
to look into the future with hope, to declare with confidence, that while we have a storied past, our best
days are yet to come. From Hebrews 11:1, “Faith is
the reality of what we hope for, the proof of what we
don’t see.”
After spending time with my granddaughter, I remember what she was like when she was fresh to this
world, and I am newly aware of who she is today. I
can begin to imagine who she will be as she grows in
life and in faith. After the cleanup and repair, the
landscape around parts of Madisonville will be different, but will be beautiful in ways that could not be imagined before the storms hit. It now appears likely
that the day is not far off when we will be able to look
I missed that storm because I was winging my way to back and say, remember when malaria killed thouAnchorage, Alaska when it hit. My daughter’s family sands of people every day? And how we helped
was there for the weekend for a job fair. Rather on the through the Imagine No Malaria effort to eliminate it?
spur of the moment, I headed that way to spend time
with them when they were in a less-remote area, and In faith, even when things are difficult and dark, we
to care for my granddaughter while they interviewed are to keep looking ahead. Is your imagination as
for new teaching positions. It was a rough job, but good as your remembering?
someone had to do it! Right? I spent most of 3 days
with my grand-girl, Virginia, and treasured every minute of it. Most of the pictures I took while there were Grace and peace,
not of the beautiful Alaska scenery, but of the baby.
The last time I saw her, she was 6 weeks old as Cara Pastor Carole
flew home to Alaska with her after spending the summer with us. Virginia is now a healthy 8-month old
girl, curious about the world around her, and interacting with everything in reach. Cara and Jim made good
contacts at the fair and are in the process of sealing the
deal at a new Alaska school system for the fall.
The Imagine No Malaria effort is in overdrive. The
United Methodist Church has taken on a major role in
working to eradicate malaria, which is a preventable
disease, in the near future. Holston Conference has set
a goal of saving 100,000 lives by raising $1,000,000
by the time Annual Conference rolls around in June.
As a Conference, we are more than half-way there!
Rev. Charles Maynard, district superintendent of the
Maryville District has spent the past week walking
100 miles across the district to raise awareness of the
disease and the campaign to eliminate it. We at First
UMC Madisonville have saved 60 lives. Can we do
more?
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Sue’s News * * * * *
Reservations are now being accepted.
Can you believe it? Summer is almost here! School
will be out in less than a month. Vacations are being A New Partnership . . . .
planned. Dates and events are being put on calendars. The United Methodist Church
General Council on Finance and
As you begin to plan your summer events, remember Administration has partnered with Staples in an effort
to put things that will be happening at First UMC to help us save money. Our church and the United
Madisonville on your calendar. Look over this news- Methodist Committee on Relief will each receive reletter and see all the things that are taking place in bates at the end of the year. If you need to purchase
May. There is something going on almost every day supplies for the church, please check with the office
or night at the church.
to see if it would be cost effective for you to order
through this program.
Make plans to attend the family night supper on May
8th at Kefauver Park at 6 PM. Our youth will host and Fix-It Friars
provide hot dogs, buns and drinks. Bring side dishes
and desserts to go along with the dogs. If you have a Saturday, May 18th, from 9 AM to noon will be our
set of horse shoes or yard games, bring them with second workshop. At this time we will give instrucyou. This will be a fun night when we can eat and fel- tions on basic plumbing repairs: faucets, drains and
lowship together. We won’t have choir practice that toilets. We will also repeat some basic electrical renight so everyone can stay a while and have a good pairs if someone brings something in
time.
or has questions. Everyone is invited.
Sequoyah High School graduation is Friday May 17th
at 7 PM. We have three SQHS graduates to recognize—Valedictorian Kevin Collins, Matthew Harrell
and Devin Cross (who went with us to Resurrection
2013). We are so proud of these three fine young
men. Over the next few weeks we will also recognize
others who are graduating from various places. Let
Carolynn Greenwood know ASAP if you have a graduate.
THANKS
We want to thank the McNeece/
Collins family for the landscaping/
flower garden work around our flagpole. This was
Kevin’s Eagle Scout project a while ago, and we appreciate them replanting the flower garden again this
I want to offer my congratulations to our nursery
worker Samantha Kadau and her new husband Tyler
who were married on April 13th. I have had the privilege to watch Samantha grow up to be a fine young
woman. Tyler is in training with the Marines. Sa- year.
mantha will be staying here for a while longer. A
church wedding shower will take place for Samantha
in the near future. We appreciate all that Samantha
does for the younger children in our church.
See you in church.
Sue
Use of the Building Reminder
CAMPING NEWS
Go to the website campwesleywoods.com to see camps that
be available this summer. It is
too early to choose you camp.
Please be sure that you call the office to check the
calendar before scheduling any activities to be
held at the church. We do not want to overbook!
will
not
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UPCOMING EVENTS
tar. July 21, Sept. 8 and 15, and Oct. 13 and
27. The chart for signing up will be in the
Gathering Room on Sunday mornings or in
the office during the week. If you will provide flowers for one of these dates, call Joan
Holland at 442-9466 or Reba at the office,
442-2471. There are many reasons to provide
flowers—in memory, in honor, a birthday, anniversary,
you have beautiful flowers in your garden, or just because.
Mark Your Calendar!!
ReFocus Team Thur sday, May 2nd,
7:00 PM
Council on Ministries Sunday, May 5th after wor ship
Everyone is invited. Lunch will be provided.
Children and Youth Sunday, May 5, after Council on
Ministries
Staff-Parish Relations Committee Tuesday, May 7,
6:30 PM
Family Night Supper Wednesday, May 8, 6:00 PM at
Kefauver Park. The UMYF will host.
Trustees Monday, May 13, 6:30 PM
UMW Circle II Monday, May 13, 7:00 PM
UMW HOPE Circle Tuesday, May 14, 10:30 PM
Fix-It Friars Satur day, May 18, 9 AM to noon. See
more information on page 4.
Methodist Men/Graduation Breakfast Sunday, May
19, 8:00 AM
Worship Team Wednesday, May 22, 6:00 PM
Office Closed Monday, May 27
Finance Committee Tuesday, May 28, 6:00 PM
Pastor’s Advisory Team Tuesday, May 28, 7:00 PM
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Weekly Group Meetings
Council on Ministries Coordinators
Please be sure to call the office when you schedule your
Team meetings. We can list your meetings in the bulletins and newsletters so that everyone will be informed
and others may choose to join your group.
THANK YOU
Thank you so much for allowing us to use your wonderful fellowship hall for our annual spaghetti dinner/
auction. We want to offer a special thanks to Valerie
Carmley for assisting us in our clean up efforts. Proceeds
from the evening will benefit the children and youth of
Monroe County. Thanks again.
Kiwanis Club of Madisonville
Jesus in the Gospels Bible Study Sundays at 4:00 PM
and Wednesdays at 9:30 AM. Last session on Sunday,
May 19th.
UMYF Wednesdays at 6:00 PM
Choir Practice Wednesdays at 7:00 PM
Praying the Scriptures Thur sdays at 6:00 PM
MEMORIALS AND HONORARIUMS
First United Methodist Church
A donation was made to the Building Fund in memory
of Grady Graham by:
John Summitt and Joan Holland
Delmus & Betty Ledford
Volunteer Federal
Mary Gordy
John W Graham
Alfred & Carolynn Greenwood
Barbara Pennington
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Flowers for the Altar
There are still five Sundays to sign
up to provide flowers for the AlVACATION BIBLE SCHOOL
“Everywhere Fun Fair”
Save the dates—July 14th thru the 19th. More details will be out soon.
We are joining forces with Madisonville Presbyterian and Buckner Memorial UMC.
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What’s happening at Youth
On a Mission:
Cherokee, North Carolina
Peter Alliman was the head cook
and John Houvenagle was the assistant cook.
Breakfast started at 8:10. Dan
Wednesday nights are full of energy at
Martin gave the blessing. We had
our Youth meetings. The Youth dive into
14 attendees. The food was good.
the lessons and have a great conversaWe even had something healthy (although no one was
tion, asking even better questions. You can see them sure what it was).
thinking about the topics and the Bible verses we read.
And the enthusiastic participation in the activities makes Bruce Christopher gave the devotion. Bruce shared info
the lessons come to life.
on the Easter Egg Hunt. Everything went well except
We are preparing for our mission trip to Cherokee, we had too much food. We actually served about 180
We spent
N.C., July 7-13. We’ll be sending permission forms lunches. This will be noted for next year.
about
$170
on
the
project.
He
then
shared
his
current
home with the Youth. Please be sure to read through
them and if you have any questions, let us know. To re- prayer list with everyone. Our treasurer, Alfred Greenserve their spot, we’re asking the Youth to contribute wood, announced that we still had about $1300 in the
$35 to the reservation fee. However, we will provide treasury. We will be making a $200 donation to the St.
assistance to anyone who needs it because we want all Andrews Fund in honor of Glen Rapking.
those who want to go on the mission trip to be able to
We voted to reimburse the church $100 for postage on
go.
post cards. Next month we will try a phone chain inWe ask for the congregation’s continued prayers as we stead of post cards. Next month's meeting will be postprepare for the mission trip. If you feel called to help poned until the 3rd Sunday so we don't conflict with
with the mission trip or be with us as a chaperone, Mother's Day. The cooks will be David Rapking and
please let us know.
Dan Martin.
We also hope you will join us for Family Night Supper
on May 8. The Youth will be hosting the supper at Meeting was adjourned at 9:10.
Kefauver Park. Come out and get to know the amazing
young people who make up our Youth group.
GRADUATION BREAKFAST
Thank you for all the support we receive from our
church family. We certainly appreciate it.
Our annual graduation breakfast/reception for those
Let us know if you have any questions about our Youth.
who have graduated since this time last year will be
Sunday May 19th at 8:00 AM in conjunction with the
Jerry and Vanessa Barr
Methodist Men’s breakfast. All graduates and their
423-420-0068 or [email protected]
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with Carolynn Greenwood at 253-5264
Thank You
Dear Pastor and Church,
We give five Bibles as a tribute to you and the church
for its faithfulness to a family of believers in worshiping
God as a witness of Jesus Christ.
We were blessed by your wonderful spirit and fellowship. Thank you Church for your generous gift to the
Gideon Ministry. As a result of your gift 251 persons
somewhere in the world will have their very own copy
of the precious Word of God. May God
continue to find favor with you.
In Christ Name,
John & Sandra Acuff
Men's Club
Meeting Minutes
April 14, 2013
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Congratulations to our Sequoyah High School graduates:
Kevin Collins, Valedictorian
Matthew Harrell
Devin Cross
(Other graduates will be recognized at a later date.)
The Library Corner—Book Reveiw
by: Barbara Baiz
Come Thirsty by Max Lucado is an inspirational
book exploring the path from the troubled soul to
finding God's Grace. His writing communicates
the elements of the Gospel clearly. The mystery is... our
good works can't buy salvation; but having Christ's love
shine through us results in good works that spread the
Gospel. The analogy of the Word as Living Water to
quench and refresh the soul is well written.
COMMUNITY MEAL
Our next time to provide the community meal will be on
Tuesday night May 14th at 5 PM at Madisonville Presbyterian Church. Kay and Joe Grubb will be coordinating
this outreach effort. We will use the same menu we provided last time—chicken casserole, green beans, corn,
bread, tea, lemonade, and dessert. Please let Kay know at
442-4608 what you will bring. If you can’t get in touch
with Kay, let Sue know at [email protected]
or call the office at 442-2471. Food needs to be at the
Presbyterian Church by 4:30 on that day.
Bingo 2nd and 4th Thursdays as well as Friday on the 1st
Friday 3 Friday and 4th Friday of each month
Pool Table Games for the men and women. 1 pool table already refurbished and another in the process. Don’t
be left behind an eight (8) ball. Come out and enjoy the
fun.
Meals pr ovided each day for $3 per person. Call 4425834 by 10:00 AM to schedule your meal.
Gospel Choir Singing ever y Wednesday morning from
10:15 AM to 11:15 AM
Need
volunteers to assist senior s by pr oviding
transporation as follows: to bring seniors to the Center ;
taking them to doctor’s appointments/dentist appointments and to stores for shopping needs. Volunteers to be
trained by a UT Extension Employee and be certified and
covered with liability insurance that will NOT cost that
volunteer. Contact Joyce Fridley 423-351-0028 for more
information.
Support Groups Meetings - Car egiver s, diabetes, grief
and Alzheimer's - call 442-3022 for more information.
SENIOR CITIZENS HOME ASSISTANCE SERVICE (SCHAS) OF MONROE COUNTY will pr esent
the 8th Annual Chocolate Fest at the Vonore Baptist
It is again time to participate in the Holston Conference Church Family Life Center. Tickets are $7 per person.
mission project which this year is food buckets for Libe- Samplings start at 1 p.m. and the auction starts at 2 p.m.
ria. Bruce Christopher has picked up 25 empty buckets at Info 423-420-0032.
the Maryville District office and they are now in the gathering area for you to pick up and fill. Bruce said the cost ANNUAL WOMEN"S EXPO Satur day May 4 hosted
at Walmart to fill a bucket right now is $21.00. The items by Monroe Co. Chamber of Commerce.9 a.m. - 4:30 p.m.
at Sequoyah High School - tickets $20 per person - Fashfor the bucket are—
ion show by Belk of Athens, plus more!
 4 or 5 lb. bag of sugar (Aisle 18)
DIRECTORIES
 9 oz. box of powdered milk (Aisle 18)
 2 lb. bag of rice (Aisle 10)
The new directories are here! If you had your picture tak 18 oz. box of oatmeal (Aisle 20)
en by the directory photographer, we have a book for you.
 2 lb. bag of dried beans (Aisle 10)
You may come by the office during the week from 8 AM
to 1 PM and we will have them in the gathering area on
 48 ox bottle of cooking oil (Aisle 19)
the 5th and 12th before worship. If you want a directory
 2 12 oz. cans of meat-ham, spam, or tuna (Aisle 13)
but did not have your picture taken, they are available for
a cost of $12 each. Call the office to place an order.
Make sure the expiration date is 2014.
We will also have an online directory. Watch the bullePastor Carole will pay for shipping ($5/bucket) if we fill tins and e-mails for information about this service that
all 25! Buckets must be filled and returned to the will be up and available soon.
church by June 4. Please let Br uce know (884-3965) if
you have any questions.
BUCKETS FOR LIBERIA
SENIOR CORNER
CORA VEAL SENIOR CENTER:
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The Good Shepherd Center
[email protected]
Mail to:
Ltjg Nathan Greenwood
106 New Hammock Circle St
St. Marys, GA 31558
Volunteer your time and help someone in
need. They can always use help at the
Center. Call Tina at 420-8888 and schedule a time to help.
The need at this time is for kid friendly foods in individual size containers. Please bring your donations to the
church and we will see that they are delivered to the Good
Shepherd Center.
As usual, food and hygiene product donations of any kind
are graciously accepted.
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Don’t forget these mission opportunities that will only
take a few minutes of your time:
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can tabs for Ronald McDonald House
Box Tops for Education
Campbell soup and food labels for Henderson Settlement
used candles and yarn leftovers for Camp Wesley
Woods
empty prescription bottles for the animal shelter
Josh Hall US Navy
Ted & Reba Hall’s grandson.
Mail to:
SR Hall, Joshua A
Ship 12, Div 187
Recruit Training Command
3420 Sailor Dr
Great Lakes IL 60088-3520
David Hargett is at F ort Story, VA
Mail to:
David & Jackie Hargett
1616 Milldale Court
Virginia Beach, VA 23456
Tyler Kadau US Mar ines
(Samantha Sliker Kadau’s husband) We will have an address for him soon.
Adam Thornton US Coast Guard
Mail to: Adam & Mary Nelle Thornton
200 Buckingham Dr
Glenn Burnie, MD 21061
Please remember our men in the military with your prayers, cards and calls.
Bring these items to the church and we will see that they
get to the proper organization. Also, the Boys & Girls
Club needs volunteers.
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Paul & Pam Barker
Dwaine & Carolyn Peters
Blair & Linda Clements
Harold & Carolyn Hunt
David & Jackie Hargett
Shane & Megan Cavett
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Men in the Military
Nathan Greenwood
E-mail: Na-
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US Navy
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Elizabeth Benton Nicholson
Lee Anne Strickland
Jeffrey Houvenagle
Bev Taylor
Keith Fulan
Kelsey Lee
Todd Strickland
Jill Alliman
Dallas Arden
Lucille Peery
Troy Dearmon
Steve Cornett
Pat Rapking
Angela Tallent
Hunter Jozwiak
Samantha Sliker Kadau
Dan Martin
Jo West
Allene Scott
Samantha Fulan
Hannah Harrell
Ben Barger
Kayana Donegan
May 2013
SUN
MON
TUE
Family Night Supper (FNS) W ednesday, M ay 8th,
6 PM at Kefauver Park. Our UMYF will be our hosts
and will serve hotdogs and chili. Please come out and
join in the fun and fellowship; bring a dish to go with
the hotdogs. A donation bucket will be available if
anyone would like to help with expenses for the Youth
summer mission trip.
WED
THU
FRI
SAT
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Bible Study 9:30
AM
UMYF 6 PM
Choir Practice
7 PM
Praying the
Scriptures 6 PM
ReFocus Team
7 PM
5SS 10 AM
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Worship 11 AM
Council on Ministries after wor ship
Children & Youth
after COM
Bible Study
4 PM
SS 10 AM
Worship 11 AM
Bible Study
4 PM
Graduation
Breakfast 8 AM
SS 10 AM
Worship 11 AM
Bible Study
4 PM
SS 10 AM
Worship 11 AM
SPRC 6:30 PM
Trustees
UMW HOPE
6:30 PM
Circle 10:30 AM
UMW Circle II 7
PM
Memorial Day Finance 6 PM
Pastor’s AdvisoThe office will be ry Team 7 PM
closed.
9:30 AM
Praying the
UMYF 6 PM
Scriptures 6 PM
FNS 6 PM at
Kefauver Park
No Choir Practice
9:30 AM
UMYF 6 PM
Choir Practice
7 PM
UMYF 6 PM
Worship Team
6 PM
Choir Practice
7 PM
UMYF 6 PM
Choir Practice
7 PM
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Praying the
Scriptures 6 PM
Praying the
Scriptures 6 PM
Praying the
Scriptures 6 PM
Fix-It Friars
9 AM to noon
10