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SEPTEMBER

2019

Luray United Methodist ChurchLuray United Methodist ChurchLuray United Methodist ChurchLuray United Methodist Church 1 West Main Street, P.O. Box 606 Luray, Virginia 22835

Pastor Erich Bennett Office: 540-743-6540 Parsonage: 843-0389 Fax: 743-9109

Email: [email protected]

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Inside this Issue:

Loving Our Neighbor

Jesus was once asked, what was the greatest commandment? Here is how Mark records

his reply and the end of that encounter:

Jesus answered, “Here is the most important one. Moses said, ‘Israel, listen to me. The

Lord is our God. The Lord is one. 30

Love the Lord your God with all your heart and with all

your soul. Love him with all your mind and with all your strength.’ (Deuteronomy

6:4,5) 31

And here is the second one. ‘Love your neighbor as you love yourself.’ (Levi+cus

19:18) There is no commandment more important than these.” 32

“You have spoken well,

teacher,” the man replied. “You are right in saying that God is one. There is no other God

but him. 33

To love God with all your heart and mind and strength is very important. So is

loving your neighbor as you love yourself. These things are more important than all

burnt offerings and sacrifices.” 34

Jesus saw that the man had answered wisely. He said

to him, “You are not far from God’s kingdom.” From then on, no one dared to ask Jesus

any more ques+ons. [Mark 12:29-35 – NirV]

The faith community centered on Jesus must take seriously this teaching. We center

ourselves on worship, learning, and fellowship, but we also extend ourselves in mission

and outreach to Luray, and beyond. We are trying to live out this command, and when

we do we o#en find it to be a source of deep meaning and something of a life purpose.

We live in a world that desperately needs to know that they are loved, and that this love

originates in our God, who made us and desires our love returned to Him and others. So

how do we engage that? During September, I’m going to try and help us to do just that.

We will engage the topic of Loving our Neighbor in worship through the lens of togeth-

erness. The community centered on Jesus is to love neighbors both individually and to-

gether. I’ll explore that thru the ideas of things that we are already doing or at least try-

ing to do: ea-ng together, belonging together, forgiving together, changing together,

and being together. I hope you’ll come and join me in this important conversa-on. If the

Church is to be ac-ve and relevant today we have to see our do-goodedness as living

out this call that Jesus has laid before us, and modeled for us. To end our series we’ll

have a meal and a -me of fun on the 5th

Sunday of September (September 29, 2019)

This will also serve as a -me to ‘invite’ and ‘bring’ our neighbors to church with us – to

experience that togetherness in ea-ng, belonging, being forgiven, changing, and simply

enjoying simply being together. I hope you’ll join me as we explore loving our neighbor

this month!

I hope to see you Sunday!

Grace & Peace,

Erich

Back to School

Good Luck to All Students

Communion Rail Offering

9/1 to Bless Page One

Communion to Nursing

Homes, October 6

Meet here at 2:15pm

(Note Change of Date)

September 8th-2 Items!

Church Worship & Picnic

Lake Arrowhead, 10:30am

Church Council at 6:30pm

Month At A Glance 2

Poem by Walt Gordon 3

UMW News 5

Church Helpers 7

Bible Studies 8

SEPTEMBER LURAY UNITED METHODIST CHURCH PAGE 2

MONTH AT A GLANCE:

9/ 1 Communion Rail to Bless Page One

9/ 1 Diaper & Favorite Recipe Shower, 9:45, FH

9/ 3 1st Day of Preschool

9/ 4 All Choirs Resume! Bell Polishing 6:30pm, FH

9/ 4 Musicians Party, 7pm, FH

9/ 4 Chancel Choir, 7:30pm, Underground

9/ 5 Young Lives mee6ng, 7pm, 4th Floor - New Group

9/ 6 Stuff the Cruiser for Senior Ci6zens 10-3 Walmart

9/ 7 UMW District Prayer Breakfast, 9am, St James UMC

9/ 8 Church Worship & Picnic at Lake Arrowhead 10:30am

9/ 8 Church Council, 6:30pm, Image Class

9/ 9 Trustee Mee6ng, 7pm, Image Class

9/10 NO Tuesday Bible Study

9/12 Illumine Group, 7pm, Parlor

9/14 Gleaning Apples, Marker Miller Farm

9/17 Community Choir, 6-9pm, FH*

9/19 Women’s Book Club, 6:30pm, Missie Deibert’s home

9/19 Danville Mission trip begins, through 9/22

9/24 WRE Sundae’s on Tuesday event

9/24 Community Choir, 6-9pm, FH*

9/24 Gideons, 6:30pm, Image*

9/26 Illumine Group, 7pm, Parlor

9/28 UMW Prayer Breakfast, 9am, FH

9/29 Combined Service, 10:30am w/Int’l Pot Luck * Not a church event

HAPPENING EVERY WEEK THIS MONTH:

Sunday, Illumine Mee6ng, 7pm, FH

Preschool Tuesday-Thursday

Tuesday, Bible Study with Pastor Ellen, 11am, Image Class

Tuesday, ASAP, 5-7pm, Auditorium* Private Mee6ng

Wednesday, Children's Choir, will resume soon

Wednesday, Handbells meets Wednesdays at 6:30pm

Wednesday, Chancel Choir meets Wednesdays at 7pm

Thursday, Men’s Bible Breakfast, 7:15am, FH-Men Only

Thursday, Noon Community Svc, Luray Seventh Day Adven6st

Thursday, Girl Scouts, 6-8pm, Image Class*

Thursday, Praise Band Prac6ce, 6:45pm, Sanctuary

The September Communion Rail Offering blesses:

Page One this month

The September Grocery Cart will bless Page One

Needs: Canned fruit, pasta, tuna/meat, boxed dinners, any

non perishable food items.

Please keep our members in your daily prayers:

June Clark, Mary Jane RickeAs, Ann Moody, George Nosek,

Jim Ashanky, Barbara Shenk, Len & BeAy Deibert & John

Jennings

Please Pray for those in Senior Centers & Nursing Homes:

Betsy Campbell: 110 Luther Rd. Dickson, TN 37055

Frances Smith: Dogwood Village 120 Dogwood Lane

Room #319, Orange, VA 22960

Nell Strong and Anne Heller - Hidden Springs

973 Buck Mountain Rd., Bentonville, VA 22601

Happy Birthday!Happy Birthday!Happy Birthday!Happy Birthday! 9/ 3 Walt Gordon

9/ 5 C.R. Suddith

9/ 9 Caleb Grieve

9/11 Reed Tate

9/19 Jeanie Judd

9/21 Cathy Ashanky

9/26 Wanda Butler If your birthday is this month and you do not see your name, please

contact the church office so we can update our records.

HAPPY ANNIVERSARY !HAPPY ANNIVERSARY !HAPPY ANNIVERSARY !HAPPY ANNIVERSARY !

9/9/72 David & Carol Angier 47 Years!

9/11/99 Don & Bj Garner 20 Years!

9/7 Clay & Carol Gaunt

9/6/80 Dale & Meredith Houff 39 Years!

9/4/99 David & Heather Sours 20 Years!

9/12/59 Reed & Wanda Tate 60 Years!

CONGRATULATIONS!

If your anniversary is this month

and you do not see your names,

please contact the church office so we can update our records.


Back to the Basics

Why is contempla+ng Christ

who is the Son of Man

Create a feeling of confusion

That we some+mes don’t understand?

He was the changer of a weary world

and on His shoulders bore our sin

Giving to us under no uncertain terms

the chance to “be like Him.”

To get “back to the basics” friends,

we must all learn how to forgive.

We need to “love one another”,

and also the way to live.

Our preacher devoted one solid month

on the basics we all should know

to lay the founda+on for each one of us

and help teach us how to grow.

So what do we do aIer what we’ve learned?

We’ll start living what we have been taught

By helping others to live for Him

we’ll acquire the solu+on we sought

Yes, it’s back to the basics

but we realize there’s more

Keep on coming back on Sunday and

take the Lord back out the door.

Walton Gordon

FELLOWSHIP SNACK:

Can you volunteer to provide Fellowship Snacks? Next Open

Dates are: Sept. 22, Oct. 20, Nov. 3 & 17 & All of December.

Please let the church office know if want to sign up.

VANCO Online Giving

We con-nue to hope that more will par-cipate in online giving.

Online giving means that you can automa-cally make your

monthly or weekly -the contribu-on to the church even if

weather or personal reasons keeps you from aGending church.

You can give either by making a recurring dra# from your

checking or savings account or by using a debit or credit card.

See our web site’s home page (www.lurayumc.org) and click the

eGiving buGon in the header to get started. You also can

download the Give + app from Google Play or the iTunes stores.

See Walt SurraG for details or ques-ons. Your giving is crucial

to the con-nued viability of our work in Luray and beyond.

CorrecBons & Updates - LUMC Pictorial Directory:

Carey & Julia Verba 1309 Serenity Ridge Rd. Luray Frances Smith 120 Dogwood Lane Orange, VA 22960

Brad & Carla Chamberlain - No landline, use cell phones

Daughertys: 71 Howard St. SE, Apt #4106 Atlanta, GA 30317

Bruce Clark new cell: 540-669-7036 Helen Harman: 746-9489 [email protected] Gail Kyle 22A N. Deford Ave. Luray

Betsy Campbell email: [email protected]

Jim & Cathy Ashanky email: [email protected]

Robert Spencer 221 Mechanic Street, Luray, VA 22835

Jim Sullivan cell: 540-209-5505 - Remove Land line

The Carlson’s - No landline, use cells

Susan Lloyd: Home 860-5496, cell 742-1422 Walt & Sharon SurraA - Remove land line

David & Carol Angier - Remove land line

Larry & Elly Hakel: [email protected]

Julia Verba cell: 244-8402/Carey Verba 742-4110

Jim & Joy Richardson P.O. Box 126 Luray

(540)235-6899 email: [email protected]

Nancy Brubaker: 405 Hamburg Road Luray

Daniel Deavers: [email protected]

Daniel & Susan Brubaker: 405 Hamburg Road, Luray

Cary & Bev Wood Address: 20 Meadow Lane, Luray

Bill & Joan Cook: 10 Meadow Lane, Luray

743-3663 Email: [email protected]

Carol Gaunt email: [email protected]

GarneA Brockman: [email protected]

Judy Suddith email: [email protected]

If you have updates or changes, please contact the church office.


2019 Ladies Book Club

The Ladies’ Book Club meets at

6:30pm on the third Thursday of most months.

Next Gathering: September 19 at Elly Hakel’s home -

Sons of Encouragement by Francine Rivers. In this five

book series, meet the Biblical equivalent of superhero

sidekicks in Aaron, Caleb, Jonathon, Amos & Silas.

Preschool Begins on September

3rd and we are ready for another

wonderful year with our 3 & 4 year

olds. 2 Spaces Available in the 4yr

Program. Pray for all Teachers &

students.

Missions:

Rev. Irina MiBna, our friend and ministry partner

from Stavropol, Russia will be here to visit on

Sunday, December 29. Please put this on your

calendars. More informaBon regarding what we

might do aDer the service will be forthcoming.

Local Nursing Home Visits & Projects:

If you would like to join in and do projects, or visit our

local nursing homes, contact Donna Miller . Projects

may be something organized by the church or joining

in on a project through the nursing home. Be the

Hands & Feet of Jesus!

Jeff Jennings will lead a mission trip to Danville,

VA for disaster relief September 19-22. 6 Volunteers

have signed up to go. Please keep them and those

they are helping in prayer!

Harrisonburg District NewsleEer

Check out the March District NewsleEer to find all

kinds of Great Things Happening in the Valley.

https://www.harrisonburgdistrictumc.org/district-

newsletter

Member Highlight: In Memory of Gerald Judd

Gerald K. Judd was born November 3, 1938 in Luray VA to his

parents Arnold Judd & Dorothy Herndon.

Gerald was involved in baseball during his school years and

was the sports writer for the Page News.

Gerald served in the US Army in Germany from 1962-65. He

spent his Army career as a clerk. He was also able to play

baseball with the Army. As he traveled Europe he was the

pitcher for the championship 7th Army Baseball League and

umpired the 1st league game. His dream job!

Gerald married Jeanie Louderback on February 17, 1962 and

they were married for 57 Years. Gerald & Jeanie have a

daughter Amy Judd who is married to John Espenbaum and

they live in Luray VA. They also have a son Gerald Tyler Judd,

who is married to Maranda and they live in Denver NC with

their two children Landry & McClain.

He worked in Luray as an accountant & financial execu+ve for

E.N. Hershberger Co. He Co-Owned Louderback Implement in

Stanley with his wife & brother in law where he was secretary

and treasurer. Gerald was elected Page County Treasurer

from 1984-99. AIer this career as County Treasurer he be-

came the chief financial officer of Luray Caverns un+l he re-

+red.

Gerald set the example for the youth in our community and

taught some to be a good family man, a Godly man and an

honorable man who served his community. Gerald was a

member of LUMC where he served in many roles as Youth Fel-

lowship Leader and all the kids would happily come and no

maAer what your religion, you were welcome and wanted to

be a part of his youth group. The Group performed a play and

while wri+ng the script the kids found him to be the Best &

Fastest two fingered typist ever. He was a Sunday School

Teacher, served on the board, the finance commiAee, sang in

the men’s choir on Mother’s day and became our Church

Treasurer for many years and even conducted our church au-

dit last year.

Gerald was BIG in Luray LiAle League , was on the board of

Trustees for PMH and Shenandoah Area on Aging. Gerald al-

ways had a kind word and genuinely enjoyed talking to peo-

ple. It was never a short trip to Walmart.

He was and always will be the Honorable Gerald K. Judd

We will always love & miss him!


UNITED METHODIST WOMENUNITED METHODIST WOMENUNITED METHODIST WOMENUNITED METHODIST WOMEN

Faith – Hope – Love In Action Elly Hakel, UMW President

September 2019

The United Methodist Women’s Program calendar year runs from Sept 1 till August 31st of the following year. We are ready to begin a new year this month. The theme for 2019-2020 is Let Y our Light Shine.

The UMW nationally and around the world are committed to four companies linked to our four priorities: Just Energy for All (Climate Justice priority) Interrupt the School-to-Prison Pipe-line (Criminalization of Communities of Color and Mass Incar-ceration priority) A Living Wage for All (Economic Inequality priority) & End Maternal Mortality (Maternal Health priority). Along with having the opportunity to learn more about these specific companies; locally I encourage each woman in our Unit/congregation to let your Light Shine as we give to Choices in various ways throughout the year, support Kits for Confer-ence, the Life Center, the I CAN CLUB, assisting members of our congregation in times of need and numerous other ways to witness to our faith each and every day. The Harrisonburg Dis-trict UMW provides a reading list that gives us a broader insight into the four areas of justice.

Our calendar for this new year within the UMW is already

shaping up to be a busy year and time of fellowship. Pray

for the UMW as we reach out day by day to let our Light

Shine in mission for women, children and youth.

Harrisonburg District UMW Social Action Chair, Delores Reid sent the following message: I am writing to remind you of several things and the importance of being involved in making positive changes in our community and letting our voices be hear during these changing times. We as UMW have a long history of speaking up for the marginalized and demonstrating what our Christian faith is about. If you have not yet gotten on the mail list with Kim Bobo and VA Interfaith Center, I encour-age you to do so at Virginiainterfaithcenter.org. This is a good resource for finding what is happening as well as ways we can be a part of change.

The Virginia UMW Annual Meeting will be held in Rich-mond at Reveille UMW on Oct 26. Keynote speaker is Harriet Olson, General Secretary, UMW. Harriet Olson has served as CEO of the UMW’s national administrative and policymaking arm since 2007. UMW is a US-based women’s organization in the UMC, with nearly 800,00 members engaged in work with women, children and youth in the US and over 100 other coun-tries. UMW operates and owns the Church Center for the UN in NYC, which they make available to the UN-NGO Community. Ms. Olson practiced real estate and environmental law (1983-

96) in NJ. From 1996-207, Ms. Olson was senior vice-president for publishing, Editorial Director of the UM Publishing House in Nashville, TN whose imprints include Abingdon Press and Cokesbury. Ms. Olson has a bachelor’s degree from Houghton College in Houghton, NY, where she serves on the board of

trustees.

Elly Hakel has registration forms. There is a $15.00 regis-tration fee which includes lunch. Meeting begins at 9 am. Deadline for registration is Oct 16. Carpools most likely will be available with women in the Harrisonburg area.

Where to find the UMW:

www.unitedmethodistwomen.org

www.unwonline.org

www.facebook.com/UMWomen

www.youtube.com/UMWomen

www.pinterest.comUMWomen

Planning Ahead…. We need a woman or two to lead the UMW Spring Yard Sale. Elly has retired from this position and will be happy to talk with you about the responsibilities for the week.

Whether we have a Spring Yard Sale or not will im-pact how we do our financial planning and giving to Mission in 2020.

September 28, 9 am, Luray UMW Prayer Break-fast. We will have a special guest speaker , Apr il Scott, a delicious breakfast and time of fellowship. Come, bring a friend and share in this morning of growing deeper in our spiritual journey.

October Salad Supper: October 14, 6:30 pm in the

Fellowship Hall. Bring your favorite salad to share

during our meal Our speaker will be Megan Gordon,

director of the Page Alliance for Community Action.

“Page Alliance for Community Action (PACA) is a

non-profit coalition of agencies, parents, youth and

concerned citizens. Our main goal is to promote

healthy life choices for the youth and families in Page

County. We work to provide a healthy, drug-free en-

vironment for those in our community. With the vol-

unteers in our coalition, the funding from federal,

state and foundation grants, we have focused our at-

tention on preventing substance abuse among our

youth and combating childhood obesity with physical

activities and nutritional education.


CHURCH HELPERS

NEEDED!

Would you like to help LUMC on Sundays?

Are you interested in being a Volunteer?

We Need Help!

Communion Stewards: Prepare Communion for 1st Sunday

Acolytes: Help the Pastor on Communion Sunday & Light the Candles for Worship Services

Ushers: Help People find seats and help on Communion Sunday

Greeters: Welcome all the people coming to the church

Readers: Read Scripture during Worship Services

Counters: Help Count the Offering after 11am Worship

Audio Visual: Work the Slide Projection for Worship

Nursery: Help our Nursery Staff with Child Care during Wor-ship Services

All Helper Positons are on a Rotating Basis We Also Need Substitutes

If you would like to JOIN our Chancel Choir we need Singers!

If you would like to JOIN our Handbell Choir We need Ringers, NO Experience Necessary

Thank you for your service: David Angier, USA

Jim Ashanky, USCG

Captain, Erich Bennett, USAF - Active!

Dan Bogdewic, USN

2nd LT. Thomas Butler, USMC - Active!

Brad Chamberlain, USN

Bill Cook, USA

David Covington, USA

Patrick Daugherty, USAF

Don Garner, USN

Walton Gordon, USA

John Graves, USA

Wesley Grieve, USA

Larry Hakel, USA

Gerald Judd, USA

Cathy Mauck, USA

Sam McNeely, USMC

George Nosek, USA

Doug Raeburn, USMC

Bill Ricketts, USA

Jimmy Sullivan, USN

Walt Surratt, USA

Reed Tate, USA

Jeff Thomas, USA

Charles Yates, USCG

Keep Our College Students in Prayer: Eva Bogdewic, UVA

Andrew Chamberlain, LFCC

Scott Emert Cassie Hutton, Radford

Danielle Martin, VT

Caroline Suddith, JMU

Cheyenne Wilson, So. Adventist Univ, TN

Alex White, Harvard

Thank you to our Volunteers!

We all appreciate all your hard work

We appreciate the behind the scenes work that those of you do without us seeing you!

God Bless you all!


SEPTEMBER CHURCH HELPERS

COMMUNION STEWARD:

Robin Stevens

ACOLYTES 830/11:

9/ 1 Caden Stevens / Berkley BenneG

9/ 8 Maci Knight / Jeremiah BenneG

9/15 Cameron Knight / Bella McCoy

9/22 Aaron Grieve / Allison Atkins

9/29 Maci Knight / Eli BenneG

USHERS 11am:

9/ 1 Berkley BenneG & Ron Vickers

9/ 8 John Graves & Jon Sisler

9/15 Wanda Butler & Meredith Houff

9/22 Laura & Charlie Yates

9/29 Bill Cook & Robert Spencer

GREETERS - 8:30:

9/ 1 Dan Bogdewic

9/ 8 GarneG & Sheryl Brockman

9/15 Carol Eackles

9/22 Jeff & Winn Jennings

9/29 Tommy Page

GREETERS - 11:00:

9/ 1 Jon & Lisa Sisler

9/ 8 Walt & Nancy Gordon

9/15 Mary Ann Suddith & Peggy Turner

9/22 Leif & Faith Carlson

9/29 Wanda Butler & Wanda Tate

READERS - 8:30:

9/ 1 Sam McNeely

9/ 8 George Nosek

9/15 Tommy Page

9/22 Bonnie Sullivan

9/29 Debi Swing

READERS - 11:00:

9/ 1 Cathy Weaver

9/ 8 Faith Carlson

9/15 Chris Deibert

9/22 Alice Gray

9/29 Jim Grieve

COUNTERS:

9/ 1 Dale Houff & Cathy WhiGle

9/ 8 Dale Houff & CR Suddith

9/15 Dave Naser & CR Suddith

9/22 Dave Naser & Jim Grieve

9/29 Chris Deibert & Jim Grieve

AUDIO VISUAL: 830 / 11am

9/ 1 Jeff Jennings / Bill Duke

9/ 8 Sam McNeely / Ron Vickers

9/15 Mindy Bogue / Robert Spencer

9/22 Larry Hakel / Bill Duke

9/29 Combined - Mindy Bogue

NURSERY - 8:30:

9/ 1 Sheryl Brockman

9/ 8 Bonnie Sullivan

9/15 Cindy Lauritzen

9/22 Robert Spencer

9/29 Karen Grieve

NURSERY - 11:00:

9/ 1 Faith Carlson

9/ 8 Candice BenneG

9/15 BeGy White

9/22 Winn Jennings

9/29 Heather Sours

FLOWERS:

9/ 1 Martha Leake

9/ 8 Church Picnic

9/15 Wanda Tate

9/22 The Angier’s

9/29 Martha Leake

SNACK:

9/ 1 Karen Grieve

9/ 8 Church Picnic

9/15 The Bogdewic’s

9/22 Jane Thompson

9/29 Combined

REGULARLY SCHEDULED WEEKLY MEETINGS & EVENTS:

Illumine Sunday Group - Sunday evenings - 7pm - Fellowship Hall

Illumine Thursday Group - 2nd & 4th Thursday evening (9/12 & 9/26) - 7pm - Parlor

LUMPreschool - Tuesday-Thursday - 8:25-11:30am - Resumes September 3rd

Bible Study with Pastor Ellen - Each Tuesday, 11am in the Image Class. (NOT mee6ng 9/10)

ASAP - Tuesday nights from 5-7pm in the Auditorium (non-church related)

Children’s Choir - 1st & 3rd Wednesday Evening of the month - Resumes soon—watch for announcements

Hand Bell Choir - Wednesday Evenings, 6:30pm

Chancel Choir - Wednesday Evenings, 7:30pm, Underground

Men’s Bible Breakfast Club - Thursday mornings from 7:15 - 8:15am

Each Thursday - 12 Noon Community Service - Luray Seventh Day Adven6st Church

Girl Scouts - Each Thursday evening 6:30pm, Image Class

Praise Band Prac6ce - Thursday nights at 6:45pm, Sanctuary

2019 LUMC Church Council Members:

Dale Houff-Church Council Chair Cathy Weaver-Council Secretary Jeff Jennings-Lay Leader

Elly Hakel - UMW President Charlie Yates-Board of Trustees Bill RickeGs-Financial

Walt SurraG-Treasurer Ron Vickers/Bonnie Sullivan-Fellowship Tommy Page-Outreach

Beverly Wood-Communica-ons Julia Verba-Worship

Robert Spencer-Missions Karen Grieve-Sunday School Super.

Dave Naser-Staff/Parish Rusty McCoy-at Large Member

Wanda Butler-at Large Member Rev. Erich BenneG

BIBLE STUDY & SUNDAY SCHOOL

Tuesday Morning Bible Study w/Pastor Ellen - 11am, Image Class, 4th floor

Thursday Mornings, 7:15am - Men’s Breakfast & Bible Study, Fellowship Hall, 3rd floor “Men Only”.

2nd & 4th Thursday Evenings, 7pm, Parlor - Illumine Group (July 25)

Sunday Mornings, 10-10:50am Sunday School

There is something for everyone! If you have an idea for a new group, please let us know.

Nursery for Infants and preschoolers available 8:15-12:15 During Worship Services Only, 4th floor

3yr Old Sunday School Class - Stories & Sharing, 4th floor

Preschool - Age 4 through Kindergarten - Heartshapers Curriculum, 4th floor

Early Elementary - Grades 1-3 - Bible Lessons Planned by Teacher, 4th floor

Older Elementary - Grade 4-5 - Faithweaver Curriculum

Tweens - Grades 6-8 - A Lively Class using Gospel Light materials, 2nd floor above the Auditorium

High School - Grades 9-12 - Fellowship Hall, 3rd Floor

Adult Sunday School - All Ages - CrossWalk, Image Class, 4th Floor

Adult Women’s Sunday School Class/Bible Study - Parlor, 2nd floor, Sanctuary level

Sunday Evenings, 7pm - Illumine Group - Meets every week, Fellowship Hall, 3rd floor


Chancel Choir: Basses: CR Suddith, Jim Ashanky, Larry Hakel,

Dale Houff, Jim Grieve; Tenors: Erich BenneA, Dave Naser;

Altos: Cathy WhiAle, Alice Gray, Layne Vickers, Judy Suddith,

Carol Miller; Sopranos: Julia Verba, Elly Hakel,

Nancy Brubaker, Cathy Ashanky

Weekly KIT Email (Keeping in Touch)

This is an informa6ve weekly email to let you know what

is coming up or happening at the church each week.

Call or email the church office to be added to the list.

Keep in Touch!

TELEPHONE PRAYER CHAIN:

If you have need for prayer and would like to be

placed on our prayer chain, call the church office or

Peggy Turner 743-3386.

If you would like to be called when a situa+on comes up that

needs prayer, or if you could be a caller, calling 5 -6 persons

once you receive the message, let the church office know.

Praise Band: Cathy Ashanky-Leader/Piano/Singer, Erich

BenneA-Guitar, Bruce Clark-Singer, Abby Knesh/Singer;

George Nosek-Singer, Tommy Page-Singer/Devo+ons,

Doug Raeburn-Guitar & Robin Stevens-Singer

Luray United Methodist Church Physical Address: 1 West Main Street

Mailing Address: P.O. Box 606 Luray, VA 22835

(540)743-6540 Fax: 743-9109

Email: [email protected]

Web Page: www.lurayumc.org

2019 COMMUNITY NOON WORSHIP SERVICE - ROTATING SCHEDULE

JANUARY - ST MARK’S LUTHERAN JULY - MAIN STREET BAPTIST CHURCH

FEBRUARY - LURAY SEVENTH DAY ADVENTIST AUGUST - ST MARK’S LUTHERAN

MARCH - LURAY CHURCH OF THE BRETHREN SEPTEMBER - LURAY SEVENTH DAY ADVENTIST

APRIL - LURAY CHRISTIAN CHURCH OCTOBER - LURAY CHURCH OF THE BRETHREN

MAY - CHRIST EPISCOPAL CHURCH NOVEMBER - LURAY CHRISTIAN CHURCH

JUNE - LURAY UNITED METHODIST DECEMBER - CHRIST EPISCOPAL CHURCH

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