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IN THIS ISSUE Financial Report & Info 2 Stat Facts & Music Ministry 3 Memorials & Honorariums Prayer Concerns 4 Children’s Ministry 5 Vacation Bible School 6 Missions 7 Elevate Youth 8 Celebrations 9 Volunteer Schedule 10 July Calendar 11 Worshipping Serving Building Welcoming July 2018 Volume VII Issue 7 Letter from the Pastor On February 23, 2019, a special General Conference of the United Methodist Church will meet. The General Conference consists of elected delegates, half laity and half clergy, from United Methodist churches throughout the world. This is the only body that can speak on behalf of our denomination. The primary purpose of the conference is to address the issue of human sexuality and our stance in the Book of Discipline, our guiding policy. In the coming weeks, I will have some opportunities for anyone to learn the process and the numerous possibilities of what may happen, including an explanation of a statement by the Council of Bishops to be released later in July. Until February, all United Methodists are being asked to help the process by Praying Our Way Forward. All United Methodists are invited to: 1. Engage in a weekly Wesleyan 24-hour fast from Thursday after dinner to Fri- day mid-afternoon. Those who have health situations causing food fasts to be unadvisable might consider fasting from social media, emails or another daily activity. The Connection FOLLOWING CHRIST FROM CITY CENTER 2. Pause and pray for our church’s mission and way forward daily for four minutes from 2:23 through 2:26 a.m. or p.m. in their own time zone OR at another time. This is because the Special Session of General Conference will be held February 23 through February 26, 2019. 3. Pray using a weekly prayer calendar that will be posted on the UMCPrays.org website from June 2, 2018, through the end of February 2019. The calendar will list a unique cluster of names each week. The names will balance United States bishops and delegates with Central Conference bishops and delegates. It will also include General Secretaries, Commission on a Way Forward members, the Commission of the General Conference and the staff of the General Conference.”http://www.umc.org/who-we-are/bishops-the-upper- room-launch-phase-3-of-praying-our-way-forward Please join me in prayer for our church and our denomination. Grace and Peace, James
Transcript of The Connection - United Methodist Church€¦ · Meetings will resume the first Monday in...
IN THIS I SSUE
Financial Report & Info 2
Stat Facts & Music Ministry 3
Memorials & Honorariums Prayer Concerns
4
Children’s Ministry 5
Vacation Bible School 6
Missions 7
Elevate Youth 8
Celebrations 9
Volunteer Schedule 10
July Calendar 11
Worshipping Serving Building Welcoming
July 2018 Volume VII Issue 7
Letter from the Pastor
On February 23, 2019, a special General Conference of the United Methodist Church will meet. The General Conference consists of elected delegates, half laity and half clergy, from United Methodist churches throughout the world. This is the only body that can speak on behalf of our denomination. The primary purpose of the conference is to address the issue of human sexuality and our stance in the Book of Discipline, our guiding policy.
In the coming weeks, I will have some opportunities for anyone to learn the process and the numerous possibilities of what may happen, including an explanation of a statement by the Council of Bishops to be released later in July.
Until February, all United Methodists are being asked to help the process by Praying Our Way Forward.
All United Methodists are invited to:
1. Engage in a weekly Wesleyan 24-hour fast from Thursday after dinner to Fri-day mid-afternoon. Those who have health situations causing food fasts to be unadvisable might consider fasting from social media, emails or another daily activity.
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FOLLOWING CHRIST FROM CITY CENTER
2. Pause and pray for our church’s mission and way forward daily for four minutes from 2:23 through 2:26 a.m. or p.m. in their own time zone OR at another time. This is because the Special Session of General Conference will be held February 23 through February 26, 2019.
3. Pray using a weekly prayer calendar that will be posted on the UMCPrays.org website from June 2, 2018, through the end of February 2019. The calendar will list a unique cluster of names each week. The names will balance United States bishops and delegates with Central Conference bishops and delegates. It will also include General Secretaries, Commission on a Way Forward members, the Commission of the General Conference and the staff of the General Conference.”http://www.umc.org/who-we-are/bishops-the-upper- room-launch-phase-3-of-praying-our-way-forward
Please join me in prayer for our church and our denomination.
Grace and Peace,
James
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Actual Budgeted YTD INCOME: 345,422 396,337 YTD EXPENSES: 376,254 396,337 YTD SURPLUS OR (DEFICIT): (30,832)
Capital Campaign/Building Fund Total Collected thru 06/24/18…………….$23,571 Total Funds Available as of 06/24/18……$ 750 Outstanding Bank Loan Amount….……$156,976 Next Principal Payment Due 09/24/2018…………………………….$20,500
Flowers for 8:30 am and 11:00 am services
July 1 Mary Kate and Josh Skinner
July 8 Ellesor and Lee Holder
July 15 Date Available
July 22 Date Available
July 29 Eddie Bartless
Are you artistically inclined? Like to arrange flowers? Vol-unteer to serve occasionally on Monday mornings to ar-range flower vases for our sick and homebound mem-
bers. Please contact Carol Harley at 554-5553 or [email protected] to sign up!
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Hearts & Hands Circle Meetings will resume the
first Monday in September.
Susanna Circle Meetings will resume the
first Tuesday in September.
Celebration Circle Meetings will resume the
second Tuesday in September.
Stewardship and Finance F i n a n c i a l R e p o r t a s o f J u n e 2 4 , 2 0 1 8
Copies of the July/August Upper Room, a United Methodist devo-
tional resource, are avail-able in the church office, narthex, and ramp door
entrance. Costs are $1.00 for regular print and $1.50
for large print.
Church Organist Main Street United Methodist Church is search-ing for a part-time Church Organist, responsi-ble for providing service music on a new con-sole rebuilt by A.E. Schlueter Pipe Organ Com-pany for all services of the church year and accompanying the various performing ensem-bles of the church, under direction of Senior Minister and Director of Music. Submit letter of interest and resume to Main Street United Methodist Church, 211 North Main Street, Greenwood, SC 29646 or email: [email protected], attn: Myra Greene, Staff Parish Relations Com-mittee Chairperson.
The office will be closed on Wednesday, July 4 in
observance of our country’s birthday. Have a
happy and safe holiday!
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STAT FACTS Lee Robirds, Congregational Nurse
It’s hard to realize that we are only at the be-ginning of our summer, and it will be even hotter and more uncomfortable in the upcoming months.
Just remember a few key things: stay hydrated, wear sunscreen when outside and reapply every 2 hours, and use insect repellant when necessary. These three simple actions will go far in keeping you healthy.
Thank you, my church family, for the generous monetary gift I received when I retired in May. I have enjoyed being a Kaky to my grandchildren, visiting our vacation home in Tennessee, and volunteering at church during VBS. We will be purchasing a swing for the porch in the mountains and taking a trip at the end of the summer.
Thank you so much for your love, sup-port, generosity, and prayers through many years of service and now into retirement. I look forward to seeing you as a member of the congregation.
May God bless each of you,
Kathy Kelly
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John McFadden, Director of Music Ministries
July is a pretty quiet month in church life. A lot of folks are out of town on vacation. Because of this, there will be no choir practice for the month of July. Please consider joining us when we re-sume practice in August.
On Sunday, August 19, we will ‘Worship at the Lake’ as we have done for the past several years. (We will have an 8:30 service here at Main Street on that day as well.) It is a different worship service in a dif-ferent place with a cov-ered dish lunch. It is easy to see God’s handiwork out at the lake. If you are able, plan to join us for that special service.
On Saturday, August 25, Greater Greenwood United Ministries will hold the third annual Music for Ministry fundraising event. GGUM helps a lot of peo-ple in our community and Music for Ministry is one of their major fundraisers for the year. Our choir has gladly participated each year, and we are looking forward to this year as well. You’ll hear more about that event in the future.
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Memorials & Honorariums
Music Fund IN HONOR OF HAZEL BENNETT’S BIRTHDAY Myra Greene IN HONOR OF EVELYN IRWIN’S BIRTHDAY Myra Greene IN HONOR OF EMILY AND DALE WALLACE Robert and Kathleen Bailey Choir Fund IN HONOR OF KATHY BAILEY Vickie and Bob Dunn Organ Fund IN HONOR OF BERNARD J. RAPP IV Chuck and Anne Drake IN HONOR OF SAMUEL SCOTT TITUS Chuck and Anne Drake
Building Fund IN MEMORY OF VERGIE WALDREP Mr. and Mrs. R. Hammett Kathy and Keith Dedmond IN MEMORY OF FRED ALEWINE Jackie Daniel IN MEMORY OF JOHN MCELRATH Kit Adkins Ramp Fund IN MEMORY OF MARY JANE THOMPSON Erwin Abell and Family Richard and Nancy Carter Hennie Cox Anita Gibson, Ray Gibson and Family Youth Fund IN MEMORY OF DRAKE DOWLING ANDERSON Debbie Tharpe
In Our Thoughts & Prayers
Continuing Prayer Concerns: Lauren Connell Austin, Wesley Kelly, Jackie Daniel, Betsy Cureton, Hennie Cox, Chris Lodes, Pat Connell, Wygenia Moore, Boo and Barbra Warner, Barbara Fisher, Camille Holroyd, Suzanne Rowland, Rob Roberts, Lori Proctor, Lauren Robirds, Jackie Williams, Joebie and Marian Adams, Ann Pendergrass, Tim & Kelli Munnerlyn, Louise Rambo, and Ruple Harley.
Christian love and sympathy is extended to the family and friends of: Bill Wilkerson on his death on June 25, 2018 in North Carolina. Bill was a long-time member of Main Street and a gifted woodworker who made our pew-end candleholders and other wood items for the church. Services will be held at 11:00 am, June 30, 2018, at the Episcopal Church of the Transfiguration in Saluda, NC.
Warren Clarence Schulze February 26, 1921-June 25, 2018
In Memoriam
Parkinson’s Disease Support Group
Come and join this meeting, supported by Main Street United Methodist Church, to provide support to one another while also learning more about the disease and ways to manage it.
People with Parkinson’s disease, their care partners, family members, friends and anyone impacted by the disease are welcome to attend.
When: Third Tuesday of every month 4:00 pm
Where: Wesley Commons Exercise Room 1110 Marshall Road
Greenwood, SC 29646 For more information, please contact: Christie Talbert/Ashley Newman 864-227-7485
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July Memory Verse
See Lisa Smith to recite and
receive a treat!
More summer fun for the children at Main Street – a tour of Chick-fil-A,
followed by lunch and playground time!
Many thanks to Leslie Barrineau for subbing for Lisa.
The children had a grand time as we “Splashed Into Summer”!
Thanks, Libby, for all your help.
Many many thanks to everyone who helped make our Bible School a huge suc-cess. We had 78 children and almost 50 youth and adult helpers. Shout out to Hannah Thompson and Josie Shirley for helping direct. Our outreach project this year was Healthy Learners, and all items were greatly appreciated. Lisa
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MAIN STREET
MISSION OPPORTUNITIES
In July, the Missions Committee will collect canned fruit for the food bank at United Ministries. Carts are located out-side the Fellowship Hall & the Sanctuary. You can also drop off dona-
tions by the church office. Thank you for continuing to support those in need.
Save the Date !
Sunday at the Lake
August 19, 2018—10:30 am
Camp Fellowship
JOURNEY TO JOY
Main Street United Methodist Women's In-treat Friday, July 20 5:30-9:00 PM (includes dinner)
Saturday, July 21 9:00 AM-2:00 PM (includes light breakfast and lunch)
Main Street UMC Fellowship Hall
Fee: $20 (includes meals and take-aways)
In-treat Leader – Ruth Waters McWhite, Director of Women’s
Ministries at North Greenville University
Bring a friend or family member to share the JOURNEY!
REGISTRATION DEADLINE:
July 11, 2018
Registration forms available in the Church Office or on-line @
www.msumc1.org.
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For info or details on any activity, please feel free to contact Sharon Britz at 904-868-8330
Psalm 100:2 -Serve the LORD with glad-ness; Come before Him
with joyful singing.
BigStuf 2018
With 1500 people in attendance, it was great to be a part of seeing young lives changed and
faith restored.
3 of our young ladies accepted Christ into their lives. CONGRATULATIONS!!!
Keep trusting in Him and you will be eternally blessed.
ARK Encounter & Creation Museum
Williamstown, Kentucky– August 6-9
Cost: Age 18-59 $ 150 Age: 13-17 $ 120
*SIGN UP ASAP AS SPOTS ARE LIMITED*
Thank you !!!!
To all who helped pack disaster kits
at the Annual Conference.
JULY YOUTH SUMMER ACTIVITIES
JULY 2– Lake Russell Grill & Swim– Leave @ 8:30 am
July11– CAROWINDS- $ 45 ( LUNCH INCLUDED)
JULY 21-28– SALKEHATCHIE SUMMER SERVICE
* SIGN UP WITH SHARON 904 868 8330
STUDENT MINISTRIES: TUESDAYS, July 3,10,17 @ 6:30-8:30
Salkehatchie is fast approaching and there are still spots open.
BUT TIME IS RUNNING OUT!
Anyone aged 14 years and older is invited to join us as we give back to the community by repairing homes for less for-tunate people.
REMEMBER TO CHECK YOUR CALENDAR
FOR MORE SUMMER YOUTH ACTIVITIES
Many thanks to all the youth helpers at VBS.
You are all appreciated!
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2 Hampton Warner
3 Susan Polatty, Charles Schulze, Franklin Tinsley
4 Joe Chandler
5 Phyllis Hockett
6 Rick McWhorter, Gemma Charles
7 Joan Smith, Joy McWhorter, Abbott Grace Hall
8 Catherine Wilson
9 Jacob Stockman
10 Betty Staples, Marian Adams, Herin Warner
11 Lincoln McGinnis, Tara Games
12 Rink Thomas, Mark Robirds, Joey Burns
13 Elbert “Boo” Warner
15 Millie Workman
16 Terresa Harper
17 Sarah Ann Wise, Scurry Tharpe, Ben Harley
18 Dick Blosser, Miles Barrineau
19 Ann West
20 Holly Bracknell, Brandon Smith
21 Bridget Tunstall, Maggie Shirley
23 Belva Few, Leigh Ann Workman, Gwen Clark, Ann Baker
24 Andy Hartung, Joe Hartung
25 Georgia Sherard, Jones Pendergrass
26 Jamie Lyles
27 Sally Sprott
28 Gladys Turner
29Justin Leopard, Cindy Skinner
30 Isabella Jones, Emily King
31 Ruby Minor, Heather Faulkner, Jordan McCoy-Bruce
2 Barry and Joanne Campell
3 Wells and Ceres Massengill
6 Brab and Elaine Dukes
7 Bob and Dianna Helfrich
7 Ernest and Jane Prewett
13 Steve and Peggy Ackerman
13 Brandon and Tara Smith
16 Charlie and Leslie Barrineau
16 Justin and Ashleigh Leopard
18 Pierce and Betty Stockman
21 Don and Rebecca Marino
21 Greg and Zella Moore
24 Ed and Brenda Munnerlyn
CELEBRATIONS
Congratulations to Emily and Duane Ensor on the birth of a
daughter, Margaret Townes Ensor,
on June 7, 2018 in Greenville, SC. Proud grandparents are
Ed and Laine Wiedemann.
Samuel Scott Titus was baptized by Pastor James on May 27, 2018. Pictured with Samuel on this happy
day are his parents, Kayla and Matt Titus.
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BREAKFAST COOKS July 1 Joey Burns, Frankie Connell, Tyler Larkins July 8 Barry Campbell, Marion Moore, Isaac Shaffer July 15 Ryan D’Alessandro, Byron Shelley, Greg Shelley July 22 Bill Britt, Tommy Chalmers, Ed Wiedemann July 29 Marion Moore & Team SUNDAY SCHOOL COUNTERS July 1 Jimmy Logan & David Patterson July 8 Frankie Connell July 15 Isaac Shaffer July 22 Frankie Connell & Debbie Tharpe July 29 Frankie Connell LAY READERS July 1 John McFadden July 8 Shell Dula July 15 Pam Faulkner July 22 Myra Greene July 29 Lee Robirds ACOLYTES July 1 Witt Smith July 8 Richie Pinckney July 15 Campbell Driver July 22 Daniel Leuthner-Barrineau July 29 Gibson Askew CRUCIFERS July 1 Jarratt Smith July 8 Bennett Charles July 15 Keaton Alexander July 22 Madalin Radcliffe July 29 Ann Baker ACOLYTE PARENT VOLUNTEERS July 1 Brandon Smith July 8 Gemma Charles July 15 Julie Driver July 22 Arthur Radcliffe July 29 Lisa Smith EXTENDED SESSION WORKERS July 1 Caroline Chappell July 8 Jennifer Larkins July 15 Josie Shirley July 22 Tara Smith July 29 Susan Thompson CHILDREN’S SERMONS July 1 Pastor James July 8 Susan Pinckney July 15 Shell Dula July 22 Lisa Smith July 29 Mary Lynn Polk NURSERY VOLUNTEERS July 1 Lindsay Burns July 8 Josie Shirley July 15 Ashley D’Alessandro July 22 Hannah Thompson July 29 Angie Baker
July Volunteer List “As each has received a gift, use it to serve one another.”
REMINDER: If your schedule does not permit you to be here on your assigned Sunday, please trade with someone and notify the church office. Thank you.
SOUND SYSTEM OPERATORS July 1 Albert Dukes July 8 Stuart Driver July 15 Joey Burns July 22 Brian Andrews July 29 Jeff Smith
SUNDAY SCHOOL TEACHER SCHEDULE July 1 3, 4, & 5 year olds: Caroline Chappell Elementary: Barbara Gates Drake Class: Susan Pinckney Paul Frey Class: Juvena McMahan Mason Class: Myra Greene Cornerstone Class: Glenn Williams Genesis to Revelation Class: Class Members Coach Dula Class: Shell Dula Is Jesus Calling You? Howard Thomes Bible Class: Jamison Tinsley July 8 3, 4, & 5 year olds: Jennifer Larkins Elementary: Mary Kate Skinner Drake Class: Jimmy Kelly Paul Frey Class: Juvena McMahan Mason Class: Myra Greene Cornerstone Class: Glenn Williams Genesis to Revelation Class: Class Members Coach Dula Class: Shell Dula Is Jesus Calling You? Howard Thomes Bible Class: Mary Lynn Polk July 15 3, 4, & 5 year olds: Mary Kate Skinner Elementary: Cheryl Washington Drake Class: Mark Robirds Paul Frey Class: Peggy Ackerman Mason Class: Myra Greene Cornerstone Class: Glenn Williams Genesis to Revelation Class: Class Members Coach Dula Class: Shell Dula Is Jesus Calling You? Howard Thomes Bible Class: Jon Bassett July 22 3, 4, & 5 year olds: Jenny Perkey Elementary: Barbara Gates Drake Class: TBA Paul Frey Class: Kit Adkins Mason Class: Myra Greene Cornerstone Class: Glenn Williams Genesis to Revelation Class: Class Members Coach Dula Class: Shell Dula Is Jesus Calling You? Howard Thomes Bible Class: Isaac Shaffer July 29 3, 4, & 5 year olds: Rebecca Marino Elementary: Hope Askew Drake Class: Michael Fisher Paul Frey Class: Lomax Murphy Mason Class: Myra Greene Cornerstone Class: Glenn Williams Genesis to Revelation Class: Class Members Coach Dula Class: Shell Dula Is Jesus Calling You? Howard Thomes Bible Class: TBA SANCTUARY STEWARDS July 2-6 Emmie Burns July 9-13 Carol Burgess & Miriam Garner July 16-20 Mary Birchmore & Sue Maloney July 23-27 Lou Walters
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Wednesday
Tuesday
Monday
Sunday
Thursday
1 8:30 am Early Service
9:30 am Breakfast
10:00 am Sunday School
11:00 am W
orship Service
5:00 pm Children’s
Painting Patriotic T‐shirts
7:00 pm Pick‐up BB
2 Youth @
Lake Russell (grill
& swim
) 9:00 am TOT Time
10:00 am NA
3 10:00 am NA
6:30 pm
Student Ministries
4 Independence Day
Church Office is Closed
5 10:00 am NA
12:00 pm Prayer & Share
6 Soup Kitchen Volunteer:
Lou W
alters
10:00 am NA
6:00 pm Celeb
rate
Recovery
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8:30 am Early Service
9:30 am Breakfast
10:00 am Sunday School
11:00 am W
orship Service
7:00 pm Pick‐up BB
9 9:00 am M
ud Pies
Princess Cam
p
10:00 am NA
1:30 pm Fed
eration of the
Blind
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9:00 am M
ud Pies Prin‐
cess Cam
p
10:00 am
NA
5:30 pm
AAU Basketball
6:00 pm
Disciple III
6:30 pm
Student Ministries
6:30 pm
Wom
en’s Book
Study
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Youth @
Carowinds
9:00 am M
ud Pies Princess
Cam
p
7:15 pm Pick‐up Basketball
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6:00 am Toastm
asters
9:00 am M
ud Pies Princess
Cam
p
10:00 am NA
10:00 am Drug coalition
12:00 pm Prayer & Share
5:30 pm AAU Basketball
6:30 pm Prayer Meeting
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Soup Kitchen Volunteers:
Elaine Dukes
10:00 am NA
6:00 pm Celeb
rate
Recovery
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8:30 am Early Service
9:30 am Breakfast
10:00 am Sunday School
11:00 am W
orship Service
12:00 pm M
issions Com‐
mittee Meeting
12:15 pm M
andatory
Salkehatchie M
eeting
7:00 pm Pick‐up BB
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9:00 am M
ud Pies Super
Hero Cam
p
10:00 am NA
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9:00 am M
ud Pies Super
Hero Cam
p
10:00 am Children’s Free
Movie
10:00 am NA
6:00 pm Disciple III
6:30 pm
Student Ministries
6:30 pm
Wom
en’s Book
Study
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9:00 am M
ud Pies Super
Hero Cam
p
10:00 am Children’s Cooking
Class
7:15 pm Pick‐up Basketball
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9:00 am M
ud Pies Super
Hero Cam
p
10:00 am NA
12:00 pm Prayer & Share
6:30 pm Prayer Meeting
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10:00 am NA
5:00 pm W
omen
’s Retreat
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Youth at Salke‐
hatchie all
week
8:00 am
Women’s
Retreat
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Youth @
Salkehatchie
8:30 am Early Service
9:30 am Breakfast
10:00 am Sunday School
11:00 am W
orship Service
7:00 pm Pick‐up BB
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Youth @
Salkehatchie
9:00 am TOT Time
10:00 am NA
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Youth @
Salkehatchie
9:00 am ‐ 12 pm M
ud Pies
10:00 am NA
5:45 pm M
ud Pies Com‐
mittee Meeting
6:00 pm Disciple III
6:30 pm Studen
t Minis‐
tries
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Youth @
Salkehatchie
9:00 am ‐ 12 pm M
ud Pies
1:00 pm Children’s Paint
Rocks/Hide Rocks Downtown
7:15 pm Pick‐up Basketball
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Salkehatchie
6:00 am Toastm
asters
9:00 am ‐ 12 pm M
ud Pies
10:00 am NA
12:00 pm Prayer & Share
6:30 pm Prayer Meeting
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up Kitchen Volunteers:
Elaine Dukes
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Salkehatchie
10:00 am NA
6:00 pm Celeb
rate
Recovery
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Salke‐
hatchie
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8:30 am Early Service
9:30 am Breakfast
10:00 am Sunday School
11:00 am W
orship Service
7:00 pm Pick‐up BB
30
10:00 am NA
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10:00 am NA
6:00 pm Disciple III
6:30 pm Studen
t Minis‐
tries
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The Connection A monthly publication connecting members and friends of Main Street United Methodist Church.
Main Street United Methodist Church 211 North Main Street Greenwood, SC 29646
Office Hours: Monday - Thursday 8:30 - 5:00 & Friday 8:30 - 1:00 Closed from 12:00 to 1:00 for lunch except on Fridays
Phone: (864) 229-7551 E-mail: [email protected] Fax: (864) 942-9753 Website: www.msumc1.org
Pastor James McCoy-Bruce, Senior Minister Debbie Tharpe, Administrative Assistant John McFadden, Director of Music Ministries Jo Patterson, Office Assistant Lee Robirds, RN, Congregational Nurse Linda Miller, Financial Secretary Sharon Britz, Director of Youth & Student Ministries Scott Parham, Building Superintendent Lisa Smith, Children’s Program Coordinator Michael Fisher, Building Caretaker Allison Wooten, Mud Pies Director Melvin Boyd, Building Caretaker
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