NEWS BITS

Last month, the Music Feeds Us Quartet put on a benefit for

the Foodbank of Southeastern Vir-ginia and the Eastern Shore, and the response was overwhelming: Monetary Funds Raised: $2,621 (7,489 meals) Food Donated: 150 lbs. (125 meals) Total Meals: 7,614

The Food Pantry at East-ern Shore Chapel is a large

outreach operation that serves the community. It is staffed primarily by volunteers. Since Galilee does not have room to expand its pantry, partnering with Eastern Shore in this effort will give Galilee members another opportunity to serve and at the same time will enable Eastern Shore to increase its ministry to feed the hungry.

The Pantry is open to those in need: Mon-Thurs from 2-4, & Wed from 5:30-7

The shifts in need of volunteers are: • Wed. 5:30-7 p.m.• 2nd and 4th Wednesdays 2-4 p.m.• 1st Thurs 2-4 p.m.

In addition to helping distribute food, volunteers can help unload trucks during the following hours:

Craddock, so please contact her at justwaitmc@aol.com or 804-304-4087, if you feel led to support this outreach in any way. She can answer questions and see that you are con-nected to this ministry for one par-ticular job or as a regular volunteer.

Online Giving Just Got Eas-ier -- introducing Easy Tithe,

our new secure online giving portal that is both intuitive and convenient, either for single donations or recur-ring payments. Check out the new Galilee give page at galileechurch.net/give.

Also, grab the Easy Tithe app for your Apple or Android device.

• Mon. 11 a.m.• Tues 9-11 a.m.• Wed. 10:30 a.m. -12:30 p.m.• Thurs 9-11 a.m.• Sat 9- 11a.m.

The Eastern Shore van makes a run to the Food Bank in Norfolk every Wednesday morning. They could use an additional run on Fridays - at least a couple of times a month. They would love to have someone with a van or large SUV to go and pick up food in Norfolk and drop it at the pantry on Fridays. They are also looking for a golf cart driver on Wednesdays from 1:45 - 4 p.m. They can use egg cartons and paper bags (preferred) or plastic bags! We will put a collection bin in the lobby of Galilee a couple of times during the year, but if you can't store them till then, you may drop them at Eastern Shore during their hours of opera-tion.

They are always collecting food do-nations, however, a more efficient way to help is to simply make a cash donation. They can purchase food from the Food Bank to stock their shelves for about half the price we pay at the grocery store.

Galilee's participation in this min-istry will be coordinated by Monica

Photo Credits: Changyeob Ok

Stay Tuned for exciting Volunteer Opportunities with An Achiev-

able Dream to be announced in August!

PETALS

There was a surprise guest at a recent Wednesday morning

healing service. Eric had been a guest at one of Father Nigel's "Welcome Home" retreats and stopped by Galilee for a visit!

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Ben Jones, guest speaker at Alice Rueger Circle with hostess, Jane Denman.

Graduate Recognition

Galilee Church will soon publish our annual Graduate Recognition bulletin honoring graduates from high school, college, and gradu-ate school. High school graduates will also be recognized during the 9:15am worship service on Sunday, June 5, 2016.

If you will graduate (or have a child graduating) this spring, please fill out the form under galileechurch.net/programs/youth. Alternatively, you can fill in the form below and bring or mail it back to the parish office. Additionally, please email a senior photo for the Net and sev-en additional photos for the vid-eo (childhood through present) to Marty@galileechurch.net. Please scan at a minimum of 150 dpi (300dpi preferred) and send as jpeg file with the graduate’s name in the filename.

The deadline to submit information for the bulletin is Friday, May 27th.

Graduate’s name: (exactly how you wish it to appear in printed)___________________________

Parents’ names:

School graduating from:

Future plans (college, grad school, employment, etc.)

Todd Walker, the executive director of the Judeo Christian

Outreach Center, will be speaking on June 12th at the Adult Education. The JCOC is committed to breaking the cycle of homelessness in Virgin-ia Beach, for over 25 years.

TLC luncheon at Ivy and Ben Carey's

HAPPY JUNE BIRTHDAYS1- Gwen Meredith

Lawrence SmithJack Murray

2- Michael GomezCherlyn Tegtmeyer

4- Ellen Ellis5- Stephanie Hemingway

Nancy BeachGay Jenney

6- Lois TurnbullJim GraybealKate BloomerDonna Reino

7- Marjorie DrewrySusan GentryEleanor SchoonoverLoretta MorrisonRick Tillar

8- Katie MoncureEli DeJarnetteWhit BoothStuart Luter

Elaina MiyaresElmer Kiehl

9- Walter Ames10- Judi Temple11- Pat Gravitt

Jan PooleStewart WilkinsBrady WardLuke WaldropDrew Thornton

12- Bill AndersonCandy AltizerJessica PhillipsTaylor Shearin

13- Taylor PrudenSam HathawayFrank MalbonRyan Thornton

14- Ran RandolphRod Dillman

15- Terry Lindvall Jeffrey Gray

16- Kenneth ParrisRichard CornerMichelle BuschRobert Reed

17- Marilyn HolcombPrice ClarkeSedonia Triepel

18- Nancy FreemanAlex Vakos

19- Stuart WebbPaul Heymann

20- Barbara PrincipeScott WalthallRonald Riccio

21- Lizzie AdamsKatherine Richardson

22- George KeenJackie McAfeeMary Ann BeasleyMolly Reed

23- Kathy Carter24- Betty Coleman

Casciani Family Hail and Farewell

Our beloved Kristin, Matt, Mia and Vince move to California in early July.

Please come express your love and support at a reception in St. Andrew’s after the 11:15 service on June 12. Anyone wishing to pro-vide food or help please contact Jean Mackay Vinson at jmv22@cox.net or 757.642.1758 or Mary Sydney Black at marysydney@aol.com.

Anne Overman25- Jerry Kent

Tom Rixey 27- Carole Alderman

Nancy ScoperJean VinsonHarrison Kraus

28- Sarah SautterCrystal DuBoisAddie Lesley

29- Joseph NewellScott FolckRobert VakosElizabeth BradleyJ Triepel

30- Tom BarnesLee CollinsTrey CarterOwen McDonaldRussell Taylor

How many FLAT JESUS' can you find hidden throughout the Net?

if you would like to schedule a private prayer session, please call our automated services:

(757) 716-8203Leave a message, and we will be in touch to coordinate a date and time. To learn more about Father Nigel’s ministry, visit:

www.byhiswoundsministry.org

Ecumenical Healing Service

First Tuesday of the Month

Next service

Tuesday June 7 Led by Fr. Nigel Mumford

Soaking PrayerJune 16

8:30am - 9:30am

A silent time of meditated prayer. Come and "soak" in the Lord's presence. Held in St. Andrew's chapel. Led by

Fr. Nigel Mumford.

Every 2nd Thursday of the month

8:30am - 9:30am

HEALING PRAYER AT GALILEE

The Case for Faith By Rev. Nigel Mumford

Some people struggle with the issue of faith. We hope in faith

in unseen witness. Is it “faith healing” or is our faith in God to heal? Hopefully, the latter.

Is the onus (responsibility) for faith in God’s healing on the supplicant (the sick person) or on the prayer team? The supplicant may have per-fect faith or no faith at all. Supplicants may not be able to pray because:

1) they don’t know how;

2) they are too sick or in a coma!

3) They are not “there” in their own faith walk.

Then the prayer team needs to “take on” the faith for the supplicant. We never say to a sick person, “if you had enough faith get up and walk.” That is religious abuse! Sadly, I have met supplicants who have been on the re-ceiving end of such abusive theology.

Three examples of the faith of individuals leap from the pages of the Bible for me:

First…is the faith of the four friends of the paralytic, who had so much faith, they ripped open a roof to get him to Jesus. Jesus then looked at the lads who did this saying, “By your faith your friend is healed.” Their paralyzed friend got up in full view of everyone and walked – cured!

Second…is the faith of the wom-an who had been bleeding for twelve years. She personally had so much faith, she pushed through the crowd to touch Jesus’ robe. She was cured!

Third… is the faith of the centu-rion, a Roman soldier in charge of a hundred men. His servant was sick. He asked Jesus to heal him right there and then. He had the faith to believe that Jesus didn’t have to go see the servant. He just be-lieved. We know the outcome. His servant was healed that very hour!

Being a former “half-centurion” myself, in charge of fifty Royal Ma-rine recruits as a drill instructor, I can really relate to his testimony.

May I underline that even if the supplicant has no faith, God can do whatever He likes, especially through the faith of the prayer team!

Is the onus for faith in God’s

healing on the supplicant or on the

prayer team?

Children’s Announcements & EventsChildren Programs

on Sunday Mornings• NURSERY 7:30am to 12:30pm

for infants (downstairs) & all others (upstairs).

• CHILDREN’S CHAPEL During the Sunday morning services, K-3rd graders are invited to leave the service for their own lesson. They return to church for Communion.

• SUMMER CHILDREN'S PRO-GRAM 10:20am-11:10am for K-5th upstairs in the Children’s Classrooms. There will be a procession for summer program during the final hymn where the children may proceed upstairs.

UPCOMING EVENTS

THIS SUMMER WE ARE TRAVELING TO ROME! Grab your toga and get ready to join Paul & The Underground Church. Registration is currently open, just visit galileechurch.net/reg-

istration to sign up. Please note that VBS is in August this year.

This Summer, take Jesus with you every where you go with FLAT JESUS. Based on the popular Flat Stanley book series, Flat Jesus is ready to travel with you. When you're

at the pool, on an airplane, or at the adventure park, just snap a picture of yourself with Flat Jesus and share it with Lillie, who will run the Flat Jesus bulletin board and Facebook.

Questions? Contact Lillie Tillar

Director of Children’s Ministry 757-428-3573, EXT 22

Lillie@galileechurch.net

A big THANK YOU to our faithful Sunday School teachers:

• Loretta Morrison• Susan Stallings• Heidi & Paul Lerner• Ginger Fletcher• Stacy Purcell• Laura & Peter Kraus• Candace & Sam Curet• Courtney & Matt Manship• Jen & Mike Fernandez

Programs: Youth Group: This is our big group event! We start with a fun game . Then we transition into a time of teaching, discussion, and prayer. This month’s areas of study will be on the Baptism of Jesus, the Sermon on the Mount, and more. Every Sunday Night: Middle School: 4:30 to 6 p.m. High School: 6:30 to 8 p.m.

Sunday Morning Café Between our 9:15 and 11:15 service we have some great teachings in the Cove. For June high school will be doing a series, “Questioning” to discuss objections to Christianity and why we believe. . While middle school will continue through the book of John. We have donuts or bagels and a time of fellowship before and after.

UPCOMING EVENTS Busch Gardens Trip

June 29th-$50 High school stu-dents are invited for a day at the park. Tons of rides and fun!

High School Outreach Week

July 11th-15th

Galilee high school students are invited to come serve the stu-dents at the Boys Home by put-ting on a sports camp. It is great leadership experience with each student leading an activity for the large group. Call Marty to apply.

Middle School Hang Out June 3rd 6:30-9:00 PM

Tons of fun with big group games that the students will love. There will be food and a lot to do. This is a great event to invite friends.

Middle School Camp

July 25th-29th. We will be taking our students to the Student Life Camp in Ridgecrest, NC. Regis-ter today! Jaime@galileechurch.net.

S t u d e n t M i n i s t r i e s

Sports Camp Leaders Even if you can’t come on the trip we need your help. We need help fundraising, finding resources such as cones and balls, and prayer. If you would be interested in coming on the trip I would love to talk to you about the opportuni-ty. I believe it will be a really spe-cial time mixed with a whole lot of fun. Contact Marty by phone 428-3573 ext. 23 or by email. marty@galileechurch.net.

What Happened here in May?

We graduated an incredible confirmation group May 1st. We received so many compli-ments on what a great group it was from the Bishop. Thanks to the Roxanne Jordan circle we had a great brunch with delicious food. We also had a middle school girls sleepover that included sparkling cider, baking cup cakes, and a lot of fun. My wife Per-ry and Jaime did an awesome job with having a girls night. High School had a com-bined small group at Cici’s pizza. It was a time of eating, yelling Cici’s and talking about being intentional about ministry where God has put you now. Finally, I got to go do a scouting trip for our summer outreach sports camp to The Boys Home and am even more excited now. They have great facilities and we are only limited by our creativity on what we can do. I spent some time praying and felt Gods special blessing upon that place as God loves his children there. We would love for YOU to be involved!

Marty O’Rourke —Director of Student Ministries

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11:15 Maria Moore-C *Allan Sundin Kit Roller-F Betty Sundin & Dan Horne Warren Moss-CruciferTony Zontini-C John Richardson Maryann Beasley-S Molly Reed-AcolyteAnne Young-L Rich & Ann Matika Becca Gentry-Acolyte

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7:45 Lucy Lee-C/L *George Keen NARoy Ward-C/P Stephanie Hemingway

9:15 Clay Everett-C Andrew & Harry Thetford Ginger & Drew Fletcher-F Steve Scoper & Nancy ScoperAnne Ferrell Tata-C Alexander & John Clunan Jock Freese-S Betty Russo & Anne CutchinsRichard Welton-C Dail Dekker-S Skip Morrison & Bill BarnsDebbie Brady-C Usher: Ben UnkleGabe Lerner-L

11:15 Dan Horne-L *Jimmy & Cheryl Jordan Betty Bussard-F NA Lizzi Riordan-CruciferMP Britton Williston-L Jock & Bonnie Wheeler Buzz Bussard-S Pretlow Parrott-Acolyte

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7:45 Molly Rueger-C/L *Roy & Nancy Ward NATommy Rueger-C/P

9:15 Brenda Rawls-C *Frank Malbon Ben, Ivy, & Annie Carey-F Bill & Joan BarnsBen Unkle-C Bill Richardson Linda Pasarosa-S Marie Clunan & Beth Bertrand

Nancy Scoper-C Skip & Loretta Morrison Lucy Lee-S Yvonne Gray & Price ClarkeTBA-C Usher: Tom Bertrand

Anne Ferrell Tata-L11:15 Annie Alberi-C Bing Gentry Betty Mooz-F Dan Horne & Carol Boyer Maggie Dougherty-Crucifer

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Marie Clunan-L11:15 Mary Kaye Tyson-L *Scott Folck Debbie Brady-F NA Katie Bonner-Crucifer

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Schedule Subject To Change.

Service Volunteer Sheet - June 2016

June 26, 2016

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