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JULY | AUGUST | SEPTEMBER
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A QUARTERLY NEWSLETTER FROM NEW PHILADELPHIA MORAVIAN CHURCH
– It is multiplication: Having 2 “cells” that can
grow will often multiply the number of people
participating in worship.
So, on June 26th, July 3rd, July 10th, July
17th and July 24th we will have a 9:30 Ser-
vice and an 11:30 service (with Sunday School at
10:45).
On Sunday, July 31st, there will only be a 9:30
service, followed by Sunday School and a Con-
gregational Potluck Luncheon that will provide
an opportunity for us all to be together in fellow-
ship.
From Pastor Sam On Sunday, August 7th, we will have our
“Service on the Mountain” at Laurel Ridge. Stay
Announcing an additional worship opportunity at tuned for more details on that.
New Philly:
On August 14th, 21st, and 28th we will continue
Let me explain the purpose of this new oppor- with the 9:30 and 11:30 services. Then we will
tunity mathematically (what it isn’t and what see how well the additional opportunity is serving
it is): its purpose (addition and multiplication) and see
– It’s not division (we don’t want to split up the where we go from there.
folks who are already connecting with the ser-
vices we offer) Online Member Directories:
– It’s not subtraction (nothing that is being of-
fered now will be taken away. The 9:30 service
will continue “as is” with a blend of music and
Connection, connection, connection
styles; the Worship Team will continue to COMMUNICATION Team members will be in
lead hymns and songs (we will not divide the the Friendship Room ten minutes between wor-
choir into Chancel and Beracah groups), Sunday ship and Sunday School at 10:30 and after the
School will remain at the same time, etc.). 11:30 service by request if you would like an up-
– It is addition: An 11:30 Service will dated photo made in June, July and August.
be added. It will begin with a time of singing to If you have questions about using the Instant
give Sunday School folks time to arrive in the Church Directory app or the Realm app on your
sanctuary and will include News of the Church, phone or other questions about staying connected
Scripture Readings, Prayer, a message, and op- via newphilly.org or if you have suggestions
portunities for interaction and response. about how we communicate news and infor-
mation, please ask Beth Byrd, Nancy Holland,
Constance Linville, Kay Windsor or contact Ra- about their experiences and ask questions about
chel during office hours. directions and plans for our church during the
Have you checked out linketr.ee/npmc yet? It’s a next four years.
quick and easy way to see many of the New Ask Pastor Sam or any of the delegates for more
Philly and provincial links in one place. If you information. (Delegates from New Philadelphia
are watching the service while traveling, for in- were Earl Wall, Bruce Bradley, Kay Windsor,
stance, use the link on linktree to access the bul- Emily McNeil, Joey Transou and Beth Byrd. On-
letin. Site Coordinator/Synod manager was Mike
Sloan, and his team included Jerry Bumgardner,
Scan me— Gaynelle Hill, Katherine Teague, Michael Crane
and Sally Sloan from New Philadelphia.)
Linktr.ee
Here are comments from Provincial Ties, the
newsletter of the Provincial Elders Conference:
“Following God” is the point of the hymn
(“When We List Our Pack and Go,” 793, Mo-
ravian Book of Worship -1995: “God is in the
other place, God is in another’s face, in the
Scan Me — faith we travel by, God is in the other place.”).
Trusting that God is always in the journey and
Instant Church just as much in the new places and new ex-
Directory pressions of ministry we are led to as in the
places that have nurtured us. I invite you to
join me, along with many church leaders and
ministry partners who sense God’s Spirit is
seeking to call us forth to more ministry with
our neighbors and the unchurched – and in
Synod Service/Provincial Election Results some cases using forms of ministry that will be
new to us. I invite you to look for God in the
Submitted by: Kay Windsor places and faces beyond our comfort zones. To
Every four years, the 50+ churches in our South- listen carefully for where and with whom God
ern Province send delegates, pastors and laity, to is calling you to minister. I am so grateful for
gather for worship, hear and create proposals, the courage of Synod and the many delegates
discuss and discern direction for our province for who gathered to build a vision for our shared
the next four years. ministry – one which our PEC and Provincial
staff will now work to develop and communi-
Synod 2022 with about 200 delegates convened
cate back to you in a manner that helps us
at Winston-Salem State University June 1-4 and pool together our collective faith, love and
voted to pass 32 proposals that then became reso- hope in ministry for our Savior and to the
lutions. world. - excerpt from Neil Routh, newly elected
During two Thursday nights at The Gathering, President, Provincial Elders’ Conference.
Pastor Sam shared information about the 32 reso- New members of the Provincial Elders’ Confer-
lutions that were passed, including how much ence ( the board that guides our province and fol-
New Philadelphia’s contribution for each (and lows the path set by the resolutions passed at
all) will be over the next quadrennial (four-year) Synod for the next four years) are Rev. Neil
period. Those attending were able to hear from Routh, President; Rev. Dr. Dion Christopher, Rev.
some of the delegates and others who \served Christy Clore and Rev. Dr. C. Riddick Weber;
Deborah Aboudara, M. Keith Kapp, and Andi the congregation carries out the rules of Synod
Williams. and the principles of the Covenant for Christian
In addition to Andi’s service, several other New Living. (NPMC Rules and Regulations)
Philadelphians will offer service in provincial Our Board of Trustees is especially charged with
boards and representation as elected during Syn- the oversight of the temporal affairs of the con-
od: Board of Directors, Moravian Mission So- gregation. They shall strive to see to it that all sal-
ciety members include Susan Geis and Rt. Rev. aries and bills of the congregation are paid
Samuel Gray. Provincial Women’s Board: Jane promptly. They shall see that sufficient means are
Shore. Delegates to 2023 Unity Synod in Africa raised to support the congregation adequately and
(Unity Synod delegates from all provinces all to meet the obligations for provincial and benevo-
over the world meet every seven years): Evon lent causes. (NPMC Rules and Regulations)
Crooks, alternate. From our Rules and Regulations: The Congrega-
Check out moravian.org/southern/category/synod/ tional Council is composed of all Communicant
to hear Rev. Chris Thore’s State of the Church ad- Members of the congregation in good standing,
dress at the 2022 Synod and to read “Southern their families, and invited guests. Communicant
Province Moravians envision new paths forward.” Members in good standing have the right to vote.
Resolutions including “Renewing and Imagining (This includes all new recent confirmands.) Com-
Faith Communities,” “Moravian Evangelism municant Members in good standing who are 18
Commission,” “Creation of a Team for Housing years of age and older have the right to hold of-
Justice,” “Technical Training,” “Youth Ministry,” fice as an Elder, Trustee, RCC Representative,
and “Continuing the Journey of Reconciliation” Synod Delegate, or such other office elected by
are among those that will form the work of our the Congregational Council.
province during the next four years. See more at https://www.newphilly.org/pdf/
NPMC_RulesAndRegulations.pdf
Nominations for New Philadelphia Boards Nominating Committee for 2022: Susie Tickle
and Andi Williams, co-chairs; David Stanfield,
Submitted by: Kay Windsor Tony Ebert, Bruce Bradley, current Board of
Are you willing to serve your church on our Trustees members; Michael Crane, Cindy Daggett
church boards? In June, July and August, our and Kay Windsor, current Board of Elders mem-
Nomination Committee will be inviting commu- bers. Contact any of these Nominating Committee
nicant members 18 and older to be nominated for members who are in the third year of their terms
Board of Elders and Board of Trustees for the on the boards to share your interest in serving our
term that begins 2023 and extends to the end of church.
2025. Those elected will join board members on
Elders and Trustees who are continuing and com-
pleting three-year terms in 2023 and 2024.
At the yearly congregational council meeting
scheduled for October 23, new board members
will be elected. Please consider how you might
serve our church on one of the boards. A secre-
tary, who will record minutes of the congregation-
al council meeting will also be elected.
Our Board of Elders is especially charged with
the spiritual care and oversight of the congrega-
tion and its members. They shall strive to see that
Men’s Breakfast Submitted by: Steve Jones Shred Event Written by: Advent Class
Semi-Annual Shredding Event; Safe and secure
professional shredding…Saturday, October 15
2022 9:00 a.m.—12 p.m.
Enter from Kilpatrick St. and drive thru – we un-
load – you don’t even have to get out of your car!
Only $5 per box (or bag)!
Sponsored by the Advent Sunday school class.
Proceeds benefit outreach ministries of the Mora-
Simply faith, food, and fellowship! All are wel- vian Church.
come for breakfast at 7:00 a.m. on Friday, July 8.
Our own Evie Blum brings us news on the chil-
dren’s programming at New Philadelphia as well
as what to expect in August when New Philadel-
phia hosts the annual Children’s Festival.
Book Club News Submitted by: Kay Windsor
All are invited to join The New Philly Mostly
Southern Writers Book Club for our lively and
enjoyable discussions on the third Thursday of
each month at 6 p.m. in the Friendship Room.
• Jul 21—TBD Alarms! Submitted by: Security Team
• Aug 18—TBD Attention Church Members—
For more information please contact Jerrie An- We have experienced several alarms at the church
drews: jerrieandrews@yahoo.com or call this year. If a police officer is dispatched and it is
determined it’s a false alarm, we are charged a
336.926.1748 fee by the City of Winston-Salem.
Here’s the Zoom link for New Philly Book Club We now have four violations and each one gets
on the New Philly Zoom: more expensive!
https://us06web.zoom.us/j/87855557820? PLEASE NOTE: The alarm system automatical-
pwd=ZnF5eXRUVVFmMXVWZllOZDRYbnJX ly turns on at 10:00 p.m. and turns off at 6:30
QT09 a.m. and a code to get in or out between these
Meeting ID: 878 5555 7820 / Passcode: 306891 hours is needed.
Today is a Good Day
Submitted by: Cynthia Fearrington
I received a referral from Cancer Services for a
fifty year old man who has a rare, serious type of
leukemia. He will be in the hospital receiving
chemotherapy for many days and is very worried
about his wife who doesn't work because she
cares for their thirty year old son who is severely
handicapped. He has applied for SSI disability
Glimpse provides an opportunity for folks to but for now and the foreseeable future, there is no
gather online to take a look at the scripture texts income in this household.
for the following Sunday. This often includes When I first spoke on the telephone with this pa-
short videos, art, or music to provide context and tient, I explained that I needed a lot of infor-
to promote discussion. Tuesday evenings at 7:00 mation to determine whether my church would be
on Zoom. able to assist with any of his financial needs and I
couldn't make any promises until I discussed the
New Sunday School Superintendents case with someone at my church. He replied, "I
In July, three new Sunday School Superinten- understand but you've at least given me hope
dents join two experienced ones to keep Sunday when I had none."
School records and to check by each class be- Because of the generosity of our members, we
tween 10:30 and 11:30 during Sunday School . were able to give him much more than hope! We
Joining Tony Ebert and Bruce Bradley in this will pay his power bill, car payments, and car in-
service are— surance until he receives his disability. Crisis
First Sunday: Tony Ebert Control Ministry has agreed to collaborate with
us and pay his rent during this time.
Second Sunday: Bill Mankins
When I called the
Third Sunday: Tony Andrews hospital to tell him
Fourth Sunday: Michael Crane the good news, I
thought for a minute
Fifth Sunday: Bruce Bradley we had been discon-
nected because there
Usher Opportunities was no response.
If you can hand out bulletins and worship materi- Then he spoke with a
als, greet worshipers, help those with mobility trembling voice,
needs or directions around the church building or "Please tell your
to classes, you might enjoy serving as an usher at church thank you
either 9:30 a.m. or 11:30 a.m. services. from the bottom of
my heart."
Ushers work each week with board members who
serve as greeters and who lock and unlock the This has been the best day I've had in a long time!
building following the security plan. To God be the glory.
Contact Dan Franklin, Board of Trustees member Cynthia Fearrington
and Ushers Coordinator if you are able to serve as Administrator Cancer Benevolence
an usher for one or two services per month or for
special services.
Festival which is being held at New Philadelphia. South Fork Outreach Ministry School supplies for South Fork will be collected. Written by: Marla Sparks Ask Evie how you can help with this activity. The school year has come to a close, and it is time to reflect on the South Fork Ministry work during the past year. We have had many opportu- nities to serve our neighbors this year: Tutoring, collection of school supplies and classroom hy- giene kits, hygiene items for families, Thanksgiv- ing meals for families, Christmas gifts and meals for families, monthly treats for teachers, over 525 toothbrushes and tubes of toothpaste for Chil- dren’s dental health month, Valentine Candy, Spring break bags for families, book fair, painting the Spirit Rock, planting around the Spirit Rock and the street sign, Teacher appreciation lunch- eon, and the fifth grade graduation in our fellow- ship hall. Never once when I asked for volun- teers was I turned down. I have a list of close to 200 names of people who volunteered in some way. This does not count people who financially donated, dropped things off without me getting their names or the countless prayers that went to this ministry. The phrase “It takes a village” is so true, and I am happy to be part of this village. Our final service of the year was the fifth grade graduation on June 8th. We had about 30 volun- teers involved. 400 chairs were set up in the fel- lowship hall, and were filled with family mem- bers of the approximately 85 graduates. The weather was iffy but did not dampen the spirits. The room was filled with joy, smiles, balloons, and love. Our volunteers served cupcakes, water and lemonade. They took pictures and shook hands. They handed out programs for the event and flyers with upcoming New Philadelphia ac- tivities. They helped graduates select a book as a gift from us. Pastor Sam gave a special greeting, and when I say special, I truly mean it. He gave it in English and Spanish. When he began to speak in Spanish, the room became silent. What a gift he gave that night! Thank you to all who participated in this ministry in any way this year. As we look to the new school year, please join us in serving our neigh- bors. August 21st in the Moravian Children’s
Chrismon Workshops Coming! Save the Date—Anniversary Potluck
Submitted by: Clyde Manning Mark your calendar for the fifth Sunday in July
You probably know that a Chrismon is a design and plan to bring your best entrée or side dish or
from a Christian symbol that is typically fabricat- dessert to share! It’s a Fifth Sunday-Anniversary-
ed as a Christmas ornament. The word is an ab- Potluck Kind-a-Day! More information will pub-
breviation of “Christi monogramma,” Latin for lish and be announced soon. So pay attention to
monogram of Christ. church announcements whether it be from the
pulpit, email, social media, etc.
This summer, you’ll have an opportunity to make
Chrismons at one of two (or maybe three) work- You don’t want to miss
this time of fellowship
shops to be held on both a Saturday morning
(August 6) and a weekday morning (July 26) and celebration! July 31
The patterns that we’ll be using are from Rufty’s
Chrismon Shop in Salisbury, a popular resource
that has been featured in Our State magazine. Introducing—New Philly Nook
Each ornament takes about 1½ to 2 hours to We are pleased to continue to offer 2 opportuni-
make, and we hope to have lots of hands availa- ties for worship on Sunday (9:30 a.m. and 11:30
ble to come for fellowship as we focus on the a.m. with Sunday School in between).
beautiful messages these symbols bear. While
there is a “learning curve” in creating these orna- At the 11:30 service, children are invited to join
ments, no special affinity for crafts is necessary. Evie Blum in the “New Philly Nook” at the front
Following written instructions and concentration of the sanctuary on the “band side.” They will
are the only requirements. take part in activities related to the theme of the
service (instead of having a “Children’s Mes-
The goal of these workshops is to create 50 sage”). Parents are invited to sit in the pews near
Chrismons for our own Chrismon tree, which the Nook.
will be a continuing reminder of our faith during
this year’s Advent season.
We’re Gonna Have a Lovefeast (Party)!
Submitted by: Clyde Manning
July 26th is New Philly's 176th Anniversary!
On the Sunday before our Anniversary (Sunday,
July 24th), we will have a "Buns 'n Coffee Gather-
ing" out in front of the sanctuary (or inside if it
rains) at 9:00 a.m.
On the Sunday following our Anniversary
(Sunday, July 31st) we will have an all-
congregational Potluck Party in the Fellowship
Hall.
Stay tuned for more details regarding the potluck.
Bible Study—Sunday, July 10 5:00 p.m.!
Rising 6th-12th graders, join us in learn-
ing how to invest in Love as an action
through studying Bob Goff's classic
book, 'Love Does'. Bob Goff, is one of
the most incredible human beings who
goes on the most incredible journeys
both physically and faithfully. With his
unique perspectives of pure joy, love,
and faith, his books never cease to in-
spire! We'll provide the books, the only thing you need to bring
is you! (@ Youth Hut) Volunteer to chaperone Youth Group?
Click on this quick link: Youth Group Volunteers (https://
www.signupgenius.com/go/10c0e48afae29a4f5cf8-summer)
“Being engaged is a way of doing life, a way of living and lov-
ing. It's about going to extremes and expressing the bright hope
that life offers us, a hope that makes us brave and expels dark-
ness with light. That's what I want my life to be all about - full
of abandon, whimsy, and in love.” -Bob Goff, 'Love Does'
Financial Report as of May 2022 Designated Funds Report
Prepared by: Donna Wright Prepared by: Donna Wright
Annual Budget ................................................... $845,620 Anne Chadwick Band Fund ................................. $10,182
Expenses to date ................................................. $325,805 Band Fund .............................................................. $6,729
Income to date .................................................... $336,520 Bells of Joy .......................................................... $12,972
Overage to date .................................................. $10,715 Benevolences ....................................................... $11,079
Building Fund ...................................................... $51,626
Disbursed in month Bus Fund ................................................................... $534
Building/Equipment repairs ................................ $1,226 Capital Improvements ............................................ $7,994
Christian Education/Youth .................................. $2,554 Elizabeth Windsor Scholarship Fund................... $25,284
Cleaning expenses ............................................... $3,540 Flower Fund ........................................................... $1,030
Grounds ............................................................... $2,850 Iobst-Gray Missions Fund.................................... $11,791
Insurance/PC & WC ............................................ $4,259 Lamb Ministry ....................................................... $3,134
Kitchen/Custodial supplies..................................... $470 Laurel Ridge Projects Fund ................................... $5,368
Library (credit) ...................................................... ($10) Lewis Ministerial Student Aid Fund ...................... $5,200
Medical Equipment ................................................ $289 Michael Crotts Technology Fund ........................ $39,955
Music ........................................................................ $17 Music Fund ............................................................ $2,180
Music Equipment Maintenance.............................. $468 Open Door Outreach ................................................. $481
Office expenses ................................................... $1,201 Special Projects ...................................................... $5,141
Pastoral Staff-Salary, Travel, Housing, Youth Fund ............................................................ $7,211
Pension, Ins. ........................................................ $7,365 Youth Missions Fund ........................................... $10,330
Provincial Contributions ................................... $11,667
Staff-Salaries, Social Security, Ins. ................... $22,775 Contact Donna Wright, our Finance Manager, or David
Utilities ................................................................ $6,364 Stanfield, our Trustee Chairperson, if you have any ques-
Total for month .................................................. $65,335 tions regarding the Financial Report.
15 Matthew Welborn 30 Nicolas Crooks 8 Susan Geis
July 15 Frank Ward 31 Doris Phillips 9 Sue Crater
16 Dana Muto 31 Kelsey Granger 10 Kay Windsor
1 Ashley Wagner
16 Brad Trogdon 31 Mallory Pitts 10 William Scales
1 Samuel Gomez
16 Jack Geis 31 Andrew Letsky 10 Aubrey Prevette
3 Ben Jones
16 Sarah Smith 31 Randall Doub 11 Wendy Dinkins
3 Anna Boyle
16 Brian Fink 11 Andrew Underdal
4 Pat Furio
4 Charlotte Vogler
4 David Hull
16 Melissa Carroll
17 Brittany Doyle August 11 David Marcus
11 Doug Gerringer
17 John Kiger 1 Chris Underdal
4 Rebecca Long 11 Tripp Chrysson
17 Ron Reagan 1 Marilou Bradley
5 Scott Huddleston 11 Heather Mash
17 Deborah Thompson 1 Craig LaMontagne
5 Nicholas Peduto
17 Michael Harrelson 12 Lucas Thore
5 Kay Lee 1 Jessica Beaver
19 Bill King 12 Christopher
5 Patti Bryant 1 Jackson Beaver
20 Ross McNeil Mulholland
5 Patrick Linville 2 Matt Jones
20 Dermont Morris 13 Morgan Rothrock
6 Tanner Poindexter 2 Beckett Koontz
20 Zachary Rothrock 2 Richard Lee 13 Ronald Rabon
7 James Coble
21 Mike Muto 2 Evelyn Barber 13 Donald Rabon
7 Jasmine Poindexter
21 Worth Green 2 Mearyles Barton 13 Sonja Bell
7 David Daggett
21 Grace Shutt 2 Marie Rodden
7 Sam Gray 13 Adam Fernbach
22 Bill Allred 2 Katie Flynt
8 Laurie Renner 15 Donald Motsinger
23 Wade Willard 2 Andrew Flynt
8 Michael Angell 16 Michael Walters
23 Katie Lott 3 Shannon Koontz
8 Marshall Holton
24 Greg Reinhardt 16 Ronald Tedder
10 Sofia Pauca 3 Victor Pauca
24 Frank Crotts 3 MacKenzie Smith 17 Bet Ellis
10 Paula Chrysson
24 Zachary Shaw 4 Sherri Holloway 17 Charlie Mock
10 Connie Parks
25 Jack Shore 4 Easton Pransky 17 Darla Bonnett
10 Bonnie Quate
25 Karla Ingram 4 Kathy Shores
10 Pam Williams 18 Stan Tedder
26 Jacob Hauser 5 Wes Davis
10 Jim Ellis 18 Molly MacReynolds
27 Anna Davis 5 Kay Adams
11 Joseph Mock 19 Lesley Berenson
27 Linda Foster 7 Julieanne Hanes
11 David Clore
29 Ken Davis 19 Penelope Cole
13 Tyler Terry 7 Andrea Williams
30 Mavis Anderson 19 Cohen Hoover
14 Grayson Nifong 8 Ashley Stanfield
30 Stephen Letsky 8 William Smith 20 Ryan McSwain
14 Joe Johnson20 Marvin Hansley 29 Tim Reynolds 11 Carol Grant 24 Linda Jones
20 Bill Hayden 29 Tony Walters 12 Jesse Nifong 24 Khloe Cox
20 Tracy Jackson 29 Richard Weavil 12 Sue Transou 25 Bill Sparks
21 Libby Brown 29 Chloe Krafft 12 Tim Ward 25 Toni Boyle
22 Charlie Rocha 30 Lillian Hauser 12 Arnold Roope 25 Ben Hoover
22 Elaine Bauer 30 Bill Bigham 13 Ellen Underdal 26 Dennis Taylor
22 Norma Nail 31 Will Guthrie 13 Jeanne Foust 26 Steve Gray
23 Ross Ketner 31 Ronald Windsor 13 Pat Miller 27 Kelly Adams
23 Kyle Adams 13 Jonathan Jarvis 27 David Guthrie
23 Hoyle Koontz September 14 Amanda Jenkins 27 Denise Hunt
23 Cinda Alexander 1 Ron Williams 14 Ashley Green 28 Caroline Cheek
23 Brad Underdal 1 Roger Gough 14 Susan Stringfellow 28 Brad Taylor
23 Susie Tickle 2 Justin Fowler 15 Anne Letsky 30 Michael Krafft
23 Tom Williams 2 Betty Morton-King 16 Jerry Tucker 30 Reba Ellis
24 Martha Ridings 2 Buddy Hill 16 Mark McSwain
24 Carol Stigall 2 Patsy Nifong 17 Gloria Whisenhunt
Birthday Hymn
24 Luke Jackson 2 Alder Williams 18 Tony Andrews
25 Georgia Davis 2 Melissa Ward 19 Paul Williams With Thy presence,
25 Nick Chrysson 4 Kathy Mabe 19 Ron Vogler Lord, our Head and
26 Pattie Dowell 20 Caroline Bolen Savior, bless us all, we
8 Nick Berenson
humbly pray; Our dear
27 Kevin Crooks 8 Ryan Weisner 20 Edyth Anne Berry heavenly Father’s love
27 Daniel Godfrey 8 Geegee Flynt 21 Dannielle Williard and favor be our
27 Camille Simmons 21 Constance Linville comfort every day; may
8 Renee Teague
the Holy Ghost in each
27 A C Quate 9 George Starling 22 Sarah Barber proceeding favor us
27 Clyde Manning 9 Alexander Ferreira 22 Nichole Whittaker with His most gracious
28 Katherine Muto 22 April Greenwood leading; thus shall we
10 Stephen Kirkman
be truly blest both in
28 Steve Foltz 10 Paul Edmond 22 Donna Griffin labor and in rest. Amen
28 Edward Koment 11 Earl Wall 22 Lisa Sutcliffe
28 Walt Vogler 11 Joyce Lott 22 Lori Starling
29 Collin Granger 24 Stefanie GrayJuly 2022
Sunday Monday Tuesday Wednesday Thursday Friday Saturday
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His Path 8:30a
3 4 5 6 7 8 9
Staff prayer 12:15
Worship 9:30/11:30 Aerobics 5:30 His Path 8:30 Aerobics 5:30 Men’s Breakfast 7
Church office closed
Sunday School 10:45 Glimpse 7 Band Play Around 7 Wachovia Cmte 6 His Path 8:30a
OCD support 7:30
10 11 12 13 14 15 16
Staff prayer 12:15
Worship 9:30/11:30 Aerobics 5:30
Sunday School 10:45 His Path 8:30 Glimpse 7 His Path 8:30 Aerobics 5:30 Fellowship Hall
His Path 8:30a
Mission Cmte 5 Worship Team 7 Board meetings 7 Band Play Around 7 Wachovia Roundtable 6 reserved
Youth Bible Study 5 Photography Club 7
OCD support 7:30
17 18 19 20 21 22 23
Staff prayer 12:15
Worship 9:30/11:30 Aerobics 5:30 Book Club 5:30
His Path 8:30 His Path 8:30
Sunday school 10:45 Glimpse 7 Aerobics 5:30 His Path 8:30a
Worship Team 7 Band Play Around 7
Youth Bible Study 5 Stewardship 7 Troop 715 7:30
OCD Support 7
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Chrismon Workshop
Lovefeast “Party” 9 9”:30
Worship 9:30/11:30 His Path 8:30 Staff prayer 12:15 His Path 8:30
Aerobics 5:30 His Path 8:30a
Sunday school 10:45 Worship Team 7 Aerobics 5:30 Band Play Around 7
Youth Bible Study 5 Glimpse 7
OCD Support 7:30
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Sunday school 10:45
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Sunday Monday Tuesday Wednesday Thursday Friday Saturday
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Staff prayer 12:15
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His Path 8:30
Worship Team 7 Glimpse 7 Band Play around 7 Wachovia Cmte 6 9:30
OCD Support 7:30
7 8 9 Circle 5 10 10 11 12 13
Staff prayer 12:15
Worship 9:30/11:30 Aerobics 5:30
Sunday school 10:45 His Path 8:30 Glimpse 7 His Path 8:30 Aerobics 5:30
Photo Club 7 His Path 8:30 Banquet Room reserved
Youth Bible Study 5 Worship Team 7 Band Play around 7 Wachovia Cmte 6
Mountain Top Worship Trustees 7
OCD Support 7:30
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Staff prayer 12:15
Worship 9:30/11:30 Aerobics 5:30 Book Club 5:30
His Path 8:30 His Path 8:30 Band
Sunday school 10:45 Glimpse 7 Aerobics 5:30 His Path 8:30
Worship Team 7 Play around 7
Mission Cmte 5 Stewardship Team 7 Troop 715 Cmte 7:30
OCD Support 7:30
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Worship 9:30/11:30 His Path 8:30 Staff prayer 12:15 Aero-
His Path 8:30 Band
Sunday school 10:45 Blood Drive 2 bics 5:30 Glimpse 7 Aerobics 5:30 His Path 8:30
Play around 7
Children's Festival 2 Worship Team 7 OCD Support 7:30
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Staff prayer 12:15 Notes
Worship 9:30/11:30 His Path 8:30 Aerobics 5:30 His Path 8:30
Sunday school 10:45 Worship Team 7 Glimpse 7 Band Play around 7
OCD Support 7:30September 2022
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Notes: Aerobics 5:30
His Path 8:30
Wachovia Cmte 6
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Staff prayer 12:15
Labor Day Holiday Aerobics 5:30
Worship 9:30 Aerobics 5:30
His Path 8:30 Elders 7 His Path 8:30 His Path 8:30
Sunday school 10:45 Wachovia Roundtable 6
Worship Team 7 Glimpse 7
OCD Support 7:30
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Circle 5 10
Staff prayer 12:!5
Worship 9:30 Aerobics 5:30 Book Club 5:30
His Path 8:30
Sunday school 10:45 Glimpse 7 Pho- His Path 8:30 Aerobics 5:30 His Path 8:30
Worship Team 7
Mission Cmte 5 to Club 7 Troop 715 Cmte 7:30
Trustees 7 OCD Support
7:30
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Staff prayer 12:15
Aerobics 5:30
Worship 9:30 His Path 8:30
Glimpse 7 His Path 8:30 Aerobics 5:30 His Path 8:30
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