Buncombe Street United Methodist Church

Brand Standards GuideJuly 2015

BSUMC Brand Standards 2

Color InformationThe predominant color of BSUMC is blue, and should be the cornerstone of most documents and publications. The logo also features the red fl ame of the United Methodist Church. To ensure that the use of color is consistent when using the BSUMC logo or its colors, please follow the specifi cations listed here.

PANTONE 285 C

PANTONE Ref: PMS 285 C

Hex Color (Web): 0072CF

CMYK (Cyan, Magenta, Yellow, Black)

RGB (Red, Green, Blue)

89

0 114 207

52 0 0

PANTONE 485 C

PANTONE Ref: PMS 485 C

Hex Color (Web): E12726

CMYK (Cyan, Magenta, Yellow, Black)

RGB (Red, Green, Blue)

5

225 39 38

98 100 0

Color Information

BSUMC Brand Standards 3

BSUMC Logo UsageWhenever possible, use the two-color (full color) version of the logo on a white or light colored background. When displaying against black or a dark background, use the appropriate version as illustrated. Never reverse the logo out of a color.

A one color (black) version is available for use when necessary.

Two-Color Version on White/Light Background

Two-Color Version on Black/Color

Never Reverse the Logo

One-Color Version (Grayscale and Black)

Logo Usage

BSUMC Brand Standards 4

Font InformationBSUMC uses two fonts in its communications. These have been specifically chosen and are an important part of the visual style.

ITC Legacy Sans is the preferred font in all print communications. For traditional publications, such as weekly bulletins, set headlines in ITC Legacy Sans Bold with small-caps, and body copy in ITC Legacy Sans Book.

In high-visibility situations, like projector graphics, where a bold look is required, it is acceptable to use Trade Gothic Bold Condensed No. 20 and Trade Gothic Condensed No. 18 for headlines and short body copy or bullet points, respectively.

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ITC Legacy Sans BookITC Legacy Sans Book ItalicITC Legacy Sans MediumITC Legacy Sans Medium ItalicITC Legacy Sans BoldITC Legacy Sans Bold ItalicITC Legacy Sans Ultra

Trade Gothic Bold Condensed No. 20 ABCDEFGHIJKLMNOPQRSTUVWXYZabcdefghijklmnopqrstuvwxyz01234567890=~!@#$%^&*()+[]\{}|:;’:”<>?,./

Trade Gothic Condensed No. 18 ABCDEFGHIJKLMNOPQRSTUVWXYZabcdefghijklmnopqrstuvwxyz01234567890=~!@#$%^&*()+[]\{}|:;’:”<>?,./

Font Information

BSUMC Brand Standards 5

ExamplesThe following examples are good references in maintaining the brand standards outlined in this document.

The apostles gathered around Jesus, and told him all that they had done and taught.

He said to them, ‘Come away to a deserted place all by yourselves and rest a while.’ For many were coming and going, and they had no leisure

even to eat. And they went away in the boat to a deserted place

by themselves. Now many saw them going and recognized them, and they hurried there on foot from all the towns and ar-rived ahead of them. As he went ashore,

he saw a great crowd; and he had compas-sion for them, because they were like sheep

without a shepherd; and he began to teach them many things.When they had crossed over, they came to land at Gennesaret and moored the boat. When they got out of the boat, people at once recognized him, and rushed about that whole region and began to bring the sick on mats to wherever they heard he was. And wherever he went, into villages or cities or farms, they laid the sick in the market-places, and begged him that they might touch even the fringe of his cloak; and all who touched it were healed.

Mark 6:30-34, 53-56

The apostles gathered around

He said to them, ‘Come away to a deserted place all by yourselves and rest a while.’ For many were coming and going, and they had no leisure

even to eat. And they went away in the boat to a deserted place

by themselves. Now many saw them going and recognized them, and they hurried there on foot from all the towns and ar-rived ahead of them. As he went ashore,

he saw a great crowd; and he had compas-sion for them, because they were like sheep

without a shepherd; and he began to teach

Please respect the sanctity of each worship service. Silence cell phones or paging devices, and refrain from using fl ash photography.

Welcome to Buncombe Street United Methodist Church. Additional information is available at either of the Information Centers or on our website at www.bsumc.com. One center is in the offi ce lobby by Sisk Hall, and the other center is in the main lobby just behind the Sanctuary. The center by Sisk Hall is open before and after the 8:45 AM & 11:00 AM non-traditional services. The center by the Sanctuary is open before and after the 8:55 AM & 11:00 AM traditional services. Information about Sunday school is available at each center. If you would like to become a member of our church family, contact Alane Kelley in the church offi ce at 864-371-6084. We are happy to help you fi nd your place here!

SeniOR MiniSTeR - ReV. JeRRY e. TeMPle

aSSOCiaTe MiniSTeR - ReV. dR. JUSTin GilReaTH

PaRiSH MiniSTeR - ReV. GROVeR PUTnaM

diReCTOR OF MUSiC and aRTS - ROSeMaRY e. HUGHeS

nOn-TRadiTiOnal WORSHiP leadeR - adaM laYne FiSHeR

SanCTUaRY ORGaniST - R. VanCe JenKinS

TO BE AND TO MAKE DISCIPLES OF CHRIST

8:45AM & 11:00AM NON-TRADITIONAL WORSHIP (SISK HALL) 10:00AM SUNDAY SCHOOL 8:55AM & 11:00AM TRADITIONAL WORSHIP (SANCTUARY)

eiGHTH SUndaY aFTeR PenTeCOST JUlY 19, 2015 — VOlUMe 50 nO. 29200 BUnCOMBe STReeT • GReenVille, SC 29601 864-232-7341 • WWW.BSUMC.COM

THiS WeeK aT BSUMCSunday, July 19, 201510:00 AM Children’s Sunday School (217)10:00 AM Confi rmation Class (Drake)7:00 PM Rooftop Collective (Roof)Monday, July 20, 20155:30 PM Basketball (Drake)Tuesday, July 21, 20156:00 AM Joyous Joggers/Walkers9:30 AM Well-Balanced for Seniors (Drake)1:15 PM Well-Balanced for Seniors (Drake)2:30 PM Summer Camp Cooking Class (Truluck)5:30 PM Mission Commission (102)6:00 PM Gower Swim Team (Sisk and Drake)8:00 PM Narcotics Anonymous (217)Wednesday, July 22, 20158:00 AM CDC Board of Directors (102)6:00 PM Contemporary Studies (203)Thursday, July 23, 20156:00 AM Joyous Joggers/Walkers9:30 AM Well-Balanced for Seniors (Drake)10:00 AM Women’s Bible Study (Truluck)1:15 PM Well-Balanced for Seniors (Drake)6:00 PM Basketball (Drake)Friday, July 24, 20158:00 PM Narcotics Anonymous (217)Saturday, July 25, 20159:00 AM Playground CrawlTo learn more about future events planned at BSUMC, visit our website at www.bsumc.com and click on the calendar link.

Who needs estate planning? Every adult who is legally competent, who owns anything and cares about who receives it at the time of their disability or death. In

addition, estate planning is necessary for anyone who wants to leave a bequest for their church. For more information about BSUMC’s Endowment Fund, contact Julia Sibley-Jones (803-414-3275, julia.sibley-jones@bsumc.com), or visit the church website (www.bsumc.info/endowment).

THOSe SeRVinG TOdaYParking Lot GreetersTom Peter, Stephen Shaughnessy, Wayne Ianuario, Michael Douglas, Bill Mulligan, Jim Ferguson, Matt Johnson, Ross Turner, Karen PeterInformation Desk10:00 AM Lib Longmeyer11:00 AM Judy BrownUshers8:55 AM Cole Hunter, Ken Troutman, Brock Bauknight, Lee Maxwell11:00 AM Tim Barnhill, Gary Caldwell, Patrick Duncan, Wayne IanuarioOffering TellersJames Whitlock, Carolyn Herbert, Laura TeerOffering Steward8:55 AM Susan Patterson11:00 AM Rick MeyersAcolytes8:55 AM Carly Morgan, Mac Billig11:00 AM Jacob Phelps, Margaret ShaughnessyCrucifer8:55 AM Langdon Kenndedy11:00 AM Rachel Shaughnessy

CHildRen’S nURSeRYBSUMC’s nursery, staffed by paid, trained, & caring employees, depends on church member volunteers to assist in each room during each of the services. Contact Nija Carelock (864-483-9189, Nija.S.Orr@gmail.com).Infants - Birth to 12 Months (LL003)Toddlers - 13 months to 2 years (LL05)K3 & K4 - (LL09)

HOSPiTal liST“Are any among you suffering? They should pray. Are any among you sick? They should call for the elders of the church and have them pray over them…” James 5:13-14

(Call the church offi ce for an up-to-date report from the Hospital Board, located in the church offi ce.)

JUlY 12, 2015Budget Receipts .....................................$35,423.96Budget Receipts YTD ......................... $1,261,947.63Budget Needs YTD ............................ $1,582,868.77Capital Improvements .................................$860.46Capital Improvements YTD ....................$24,388.54Nursery ................................................................998:45 AM Non-Traditional Worship .....................1259:00 AM Traditional Worship .............................22311:00 AM Traditional Worship ...........................27611:00 AM Non-Traditional Worship .....................72Total Worship ....................................................795Sunday School ...................................................374

alTaR FlOWeRSThe fl owers are given to the glory of God and in memory of Russell (Rusty) Hughes Smith by his siblings, Judy Haigler, Tommy Smith, Nancy Smith, and Ginger Lloyd.

SaCRaMenT OF BaPTiSMDuring the 11:00 AM traditional service, Grace Caldwell Gower will be baptized. She is the daughter of Jessica and Brendan Gower.

annOUnCeMenTSThe Combined Adult Sunday school continues today with Tom Buchanan (Director of Sports, Rec and Leisure) who will talk about David. The “Church Staff Meets Biblical Characters” July series will conclude on July 26 with Adam Layne Fisher (Non-Traditional Worship Leader) who will talk about Moses.

Attention, parents. Do you have a child entering the fi rst grade? Are you a new member and want to learn more about Rotation Sunday school? You are invited to join the Children’s Ministry for a Rotation Sunday school tour today at 10:00 AM in Room 208. The rotation format is designed to help children learn Bible stories in a unique and engaging way.

The second Playground Crawl will take place next Saturday, July 25, beginning at the Kroc Center at 9:00 AM. After playing there, we’ll bike the Swamp Rabbit Trail ending at Shelter #29 at Cleveland Park (near the Greenville Zoo). We’ll top the morning off with ice cream between 11:00 to 11:30 AM. Contact Tom Buchanan (864-373-6461, tom.buchanan2@gmail.com).

Attention, preschool and elementary Sunday school teachers! If you have signed up to teach during the 2015-2016 year, please plan to attend a special training class. Training for elementary teachers will be offered on either August 9 (11:00 AM) or August 16 (9:00 AM) in Room 211. Training for preschool teachers will be offered on either August 9 (9:00 AM) or August 16 (11:00 AM) in the Truluck Dining Room. Select a day and time that best suits your schedule. Contact Candice Lenthe (candice.lenthe@bsumc.com, 864-371-6104).

Happy Days Camp will be held August 10-13 at Asbury Hills for children from the Frazee Dream Center who will spend time in exciting outdoor adventures, while gaining knowledge of what it looks like to walk with Christ daily. Contact Anna Thompson (thompsontigers@att.net) to get involved, make a donation, or to learn more about the camp. Remember, it only takes $50 to send a child to Happy Days Camp!

Attention, parents and high school leadership team. A high school leadership retreat will be held at Asbury Hills August 21-22 and the cost is $50. All members of leadership who haven’t told Rebecca Phifer of a previous commitment are asked to attend. This will be a time to grow together as a team, see barriers come down, dream for this year’s youth ministry, and do lots of fun challenge courses and activities. Please pay as soon as possible. Contact Rebecca with questions (rebecca.phifer@bsumc.com, 864-607-6435).

New to the Children’s Worship bulletins is a “secret code” which can be found in the green children’s worship folders. Use the secret code to unlock a new game and coloring page online each week.

The architecture and religious symbols used throughout the church are explained in a new brochure that is available to members and visitors. Copies are available in the narthex, Sanctuary lobby, and Sisk Hall.

Join the weekly Par 3 Twilight Golf each Monday at 6:00 PM. Play will go through September 14 at the Cross Winds Par 3 course. The 9-hole fee is $9 per player. Contact Tom Buchanan for more information (864-373-6461, tom.buchanan@bsumc.com).

Please direct stock giving to BSUMC Brokerage Account # J87000001 or DTC number 0226, and advise Nancy Gobble (864-371-6087) in the church offi ce when your donation is made so that we may properly identify and credit your contribution statement. For further assistance in making a stock donation, you may contact J. Scott Davis of Wagner Wealth Management (864-787-6308, scott@wwmadvisors.com).

Mentors are needed for the new Confi rmation class that will begin in August. As a mentor you will come alongside a sixth grader during their confi rmation process. Mentors meet once a month with their mentees in a planned program setting. For more information, please contact Rev. Gayle Quay (864-371-6089, email gayle.quay@bsumc.com).

Did you know that electronic newsletters are sent weekly from the church? If you are not receiving these and would like to, simply scan the code with a mobile device and enter your

email address. Don’t have a mobile device? Visit the church website (www.bsumc.com) and look for the newsletter link in the footer under Contact Us.

Manage your giving to the church online! Scan the code or visit the church website and click the Online Giving tab. Contact the business offi ce with questions.

Weekly Bulletins (Print)

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BSUMC Vision Statement (Our Vision for the Future):

Our calling by God is to be the church that continually welcomes and ministers to all people of all ages, celebrates God’s grace through worship, fellowship, and missions, and loves our neighbor as ourselves.

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Guiding Statement Slides (Projection/High-Impact)

BSUMC Website (Digital)

Examples