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White Memorial Presbyterian Church | August 2018
A Happy Ending For much of the past week I was at home recovering from hernia surgery. During this time I was being careful to follow my surgeon’s orders to take it easy (not making any important decisions and not doing anything physically strenuous), so I watched a lot of television. I enjoyed baseball games and I watched several movies on the Hallmark Channel. Each year in the fall the Hallmark Channel shows new Christmas movies leading up to Christmas. This July they followed their tradition of showing movies from previous years around the clock for a couple of weeks. They are feel-good movies that always have happy endings. Oh, sure, at some point in the movie the plot takes a twist where the characters have a falling-out, or have some difficulty in their relationship, or life seems to be bleak, but in the last few minutes all becomes “right with the world” – at least in their little corner of it. There is something appealing about these movies, particularly in this time when there are so many controversies and troubling issues in the world. Wouldn’t it be nice if we knew that everything was going to turn out so well! And then I remember what it is that we are about as the people of God. In the fall, particularly in the season of Advent, we prepare for the birth of our Savior, Jesus. We tell the stories of the people who waited in darkness and then have seen a great light. We read of the trials the people of God faced as they prepared for God’s coming. Then we finally re-tell the story of how Joseph and Mary, trying to be faithful to the command to be registered, found they had no place to stay in Bethlehem. But the good news is the story ends with the birth of Jesus. It is good news, indeed! Now here we are in July and the story, just as life, continues. Oh, it is nice to take a break from the heat and watch snowy, happy-ending Christmas movies, but we are not called to be the people of God to feel good for a brief, distracted moment. The Christian message is much more significant than that. As the people of God we have good news to share – and to live. And that is exactly what we are doing year-round. When we go to Haiti, or support Step-Up and the many mission partners we have in Raleigh, Wake County and around the world, or help a refugee family as we are doing now, or share the good news through Vacation Bible School, a Midsummer Celebration, and experiences such as the Montreat Music and Worship Conference, Montreat High School Youth Conference, and the Massanetta Middle School Conference, or care for one another with meals, a caring call, letter, or simple smile, we are sharing the good news of Jesus to a world that needs to experience the joy that God has to offer for all of us. No, it is not an easy message that we can tie up in a neat bow or that we only share during special weeks of the year, but it is a message that brings the deep love, grace, peace and joy of God to all, for we know that God is working for the redemption of all of creation. May we all know that love,
SUMMER WORSHIP TIMES 8:15, 10 A.M. SANCTUARY 10 A.M. ONPOINT@1704 PICKARD HALL Ride the Shuttle! Avoid the traffic around the church and ride the shuttle from Carolina Place, 2626 Glenwood Avenue, on Sundays. Shuttle service begins at 8:45 a.m. and continues until the 10:00 a.m. worship service concludes and everyone is back to their cars. Hayes Barton United Methodist operates a shuttle from the same location, so look for the WMPC sign in the shuttle bus window. Church Office Telephone Number: 919-834-3424 Pastor-On-Call Telephone Number: 919-605-4593
Gary W. Fulton
whitememorial.org
WORSHIP | EMBRACE | SERVE
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& CONCERNS JULY 1 - 31, 2018 PRAYERS & CHRISTIAN CONCERNS TO
NEW PRESBYTERIANS
Paige, Ken, Amelia Anne and Cece Marsh, on the death of Paige’s father, Ralph J. Parker, July 4, Banner Elk NC.
Rebecca “Becca” Bridgers Brown, born June 19, child of Anderson and Campbell Brown, grandchild of Colin Brown.
Ed and Mary Lib Davenport, on the death of Mary Lib’s brother, Emmett Judson “Buddy” Pope Jr., July 11, Mount Olive NC.
Julia Marks Brantley, born July 3, child of Jane Andrews and Andy Brantley, great-grandchild of Bobby Nelson.
Virginia Huntley, Nancy Huntley, and George, Emilia, Sam, Aaron and David Huntley, on the death of Virginia’s brother, Watson P. Rea, July 12, Matthews, NC. Marty, Kevin, Mallory, Christopher and Colin Long, on the death of Marty’s mother, Margaret Crofton Suttle, July 16, Petal, MS. Bregetta, Daniel and Allison Boney, and Annie, Jim, Payton, Fin, Will and Parker Brewer, on the death of Bregetta’s mother, Alice Tedder, July 14, Lake Waccamaw, NC Melanie, David, Caitlin, Drew and Grace Biddell, on the death of Melanie’s father, Alfred Thomas, July 24, Raleigh, NC
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Kim, Bill, Will, Zoe and Elizabeth Durland, on the death of Kim’s grandmother, Nellie Shearin Padgett, July 23, Raleigh, NC
BAPTIZED
Anna Katherine Ward and Etta Marie Ward, children of Dani and Charles Ward.
CONGRATULATIONS TO
Ann and David Rosar, on the birth of grandchild Eve Elizabeth Langford Rosar, June 26 to Jane and Ross Rosar, Raleigh, NC. Steve Cadwallader, on the birth of grandchildren, Hailey Grace Cadwallader and Emma Kate Cadwallader, July 1 to Jennifer and Craig Cadwallader.
IN THE CHURCH TRIUMPHANT
Milbert “Mel” Charles Deener - June 27, 2018 WMPC family members: wife, Ramona Deener, daughter, Christine Kent, grandson, Rob Kent and greatgranddaughter, Brooke Kent
WELCOME CATE CHURCH NORMAN, OUR NEW ASSOCIATE PASTOR OF PASTORAL CARE Cate will join the staff of White Memorial on August 20. You can read more about Cate and her family, including comments from the search committee at www.whitememorial.org
BE SURE TO CHECK WWW.WHITEMEMORIAL.ORG TO CONFIRM ROOM NUMBER, DATE AND TIME OF ANY EVENT YOU ARE ATTENDING.
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PRESBYTERIAN WOMEN’S STUDY GUIDES
Have you gotten your Presbyterian Women’s study guide? Now is your chance! Study books can be pre-ordered online at www.whitememorial.org/register. You may pay either with a credit card, or by bringing or sending a check to the church. Registration will be open through August 9. Please make all checks payable to WMPC and to the attention of Tonya Higgins. Books are $10 or $15 for large print.
SALAD POTLUCK WITH OUR FRIENDS FROM POLAND: THE SZCZERBA’S
Join us Sunday, August 12 at 11:15 a.m. (after worship) in Geneva Hall for a Salad Potluck with Wojciech, Magda, Tosia and Tony Szczerba from Poland. Wojciech and family are vacationing in Raleigh and this is a great opportunity to visit with them. Plan on bringing your favorite salad to share. We’ll provide beverages and dessert. Please RSVP by noon, Thursday, August 10 with Judy Tardiff, at
[email protected] or 919-845-9214.
PLAY AND PRAY
Play and Pray is our child-friendly wing of spiritual formation centers, located on the ground floor of the Luther building. Come to Play and Pray to enjoy: • The Way Station (S104), where you’ll be transported to Bible story and prayer experiences • Meadowlands (S101), for faith-filled games, arts and crafts • Living Waters Children’s Theater (S102), puppets and lively play-acting reign supreme here
COMMUNITY ALLOCATIONS COMMITTEE
The Community Allocations Committee of White Memorial Presbyterian Church allocates funds given by the congregation to agencies in Wake County that provide for the needs of individuals and groups in the community where our church has strong commitment and involvement. While no precise definition is possible in assessing need, we consider agencies that attempt to provide basic needs, teach life coping skills, and promote self-sufficiency. The Community Allocations application process begins in September of each year and awards are announced in February. All grant applications can be found at www.whitememorial.org/community/grants and are due September 1. If you have questions contact Gloria Johnson,
[email protected].
CONSTRUCTION
UPDATE CONSTRUCTION We received our Site Plan approval from the City of Raleigh
UPDATE
in early July. Clancy & Theys, our contractor, is receiving bids from potential sub-contractors and C&T is preparing to present a cost for the project to the Building Committee. Our architects and engineers continue to work with the City of Raleigh and will meet with City representatives in August in anticipation of receiving our building permit. Stay tuned for more updates.
CLOTHING CLOSET REOPENS WEDNESDAY, AUGUST 1
We collect items the first and third Wednesday of each month from 8 a.m.-5:30 p.m. We welcome your donations of new or gently used clothing and bed linens. Thank you for your continued support.
SATURDAY, AUGUST 4 GENEVA HALL 10-11 A.M. WMPC provides 70 sack lunches once a month for Raleigh Rescue Mission’s Sunday Sack Lunches program. All we need are willing hands to make and pack the lunches. Everything will be provided. This is a wonderful project for a group, family or indivduals.
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COVER TO COVER
Join us as we read the Bible cover to cover. We meet the first Sunday of each month, however, in August we will meet on Sunday, August 12 in room C302 at 9:30 a.m. All are welcome. Contact Jim Ferry,
[email protected] for more information.
ANAM CARA: A BOOK OF CELTIC WISDOM
by John O’Donohue
Wednesday | October 17 or November 14 10-11:30 a.m. or 6-7:30 p.m.
ANGEL FOOD MINISTRY
Looking for a way to get involved at White Memorial? If you want to volunteer your time to deliver meals or simply like to cook, please consider giving your time to the Angel Food Ministry. We are part of Martha Ministry, and we provide meals to church members in times of need. Contact Laura Bryant at
[email protected] or 404-408-9085, or Jean Williams at
[email protected] for more information about getting involved.
FOOD NEEDED
Remember that food is needed in our local pantries. When shopping, pick up a couple of extra cans to place in the crate in The Connector. Thank you for checking the expiration date before placing in the bin.
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Join Gloria Johnson in two study sessions of Celtic Wisdom. In Anam Cara, Gaelic for “soul friend” the ancient teachings, stories and blessings of Celtic wisdom provide profound insights on the universal themes of friendship, solitude, love and death. The sessions are duplicate for Wednesday mornings at 10-11:30 a.m. or Wednesday evenings 6-7:30 p.m. on October 17 and November 14 in room C200. Registration begins September 1, 2018. Twenty-five books will be ordered and can be purchased for $10 from Tonya Higgins, office W211. After those are sold, they must be purchased through a retail outlet.
Meditation Garden Provides a Place of Rest Alliance Medical Ministry provides affordable healthcare to working uninsured adults in Wake County. Their patient care focuses on mind, body and spirit. In late spring, the WMPC Community Service Committee sponsored a work day in the meditation garden located on site. The committee provided the plants and labor to make the area inviting to all who come to AMM. To join the fun and become a community service committee member, contact Carolyn Younger at
[email protected].
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School Supplies needed The bell is about to ring and having new supplies to begin the school year is important to youth and children. Please take advantage of back to school sales. Items always needed: • larger size 3-ring binders • composition notebooks • pocket folders • colored pencils, pens & pencils To view a full list of items needed, visit www.whitememorial.org/service. Drop off items through August in The Connector or bring them to Gloria Johnson’s office in W301.
PRAYING DURING TIMES OF NEED
What does it mean to “pray without ceasing,” as Paul encourages the Thessalonian church? In prayer we present our true selves before God, and we also pay attention for God’s voice and presence in our lives. We pray through words and silence, activism and service, music and art. Prayer is not one-sided, but rather an openness to two-way communication with God. Many of you have asked what you can do about the current immigration and family separation crisis in our country. One faithful response is to pray, and we can pray without ceasing.
OAK CITY OUTREACH COLLECTION
Help the WMPC Young Adults collect donations for Oak City Outreach. Items needed are: bars of soap, wash cloths (dark colors), lotion, shaving cream, deodorant (men and women), toothbrushes, toothpaste, shampoo, cough drops, tissue (individual packs), lip balm, disposable razors, over the counter pain relievers. Items need to be travel size and unopened/ unused. Drop off items in marked bins located in The Connector.
RUSSIA KNITTING & CROCHETING GROUP
Gather around and enjoy fellowship and friends while knitting and crocheting on Tuesday, August 7 at 9:30 a.m. in C200. We have plenty of yarn, patterns, hooks and needles. Everyone is welcome to join us for coffee, snacks and lots of conversation. Any questions call Faye Senter at 919-805-0897 or
[email protected].
WEBELOS ENROLLMENT
The enrollment period for 4th grade Troop 395 Webelos will be open from Aug 20-31. Please contact Brad Davis for more details:
[email protected] or 919-815-6231.
EMERGENCY NEED FOR LARGE SIZE DIAPERS
The Diaper Train, located at St. Saviour’s, has lost its supply resource for diapers. They are trying to meet the unexpected shortfall. Please leave size 5 and larger diapers in the collection crates in The Connector.
Whether it is praying for the needs of your family, your friends, our world or yourself, WMPC offers several ways for you to engage in daily prayer. We hope you will join us.
WALK THE LABYRINTH IN DAVIDSON CHAPEL: Tuesdays, 3-8 p.m., and Thursdays, 8 a.m.-8 p.m. (Some exceptions may arise, so please call the church office to check availability.)
CENTERING PRAYER: First and third Tuesdays, 6:30-7 p.m. in W400.
PRAYING OUR CHURCH INTO ITS FUTURE: Fourth Thursdays, 12:30-1 p.m. in Davidson Chapel.
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Contact Tracey Daniel at
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sunday CLASSES
All Sunday adult classes meet 9:30-10:30 a.m.
biblical studies AND THEOLOGY Christian Fellowship Class | Calvin 200
CFC will continue its emphasis on Bible study this fall, combining the books of Numbers and Joshua to tell of the journey of God’s people to the Promised Land. The class uses a lecture format. Handouts with the scripture and commentary are prepared and distributed. Visitors are always welcome. The class contact is Carol Vassey,
[email protected] or 919-873-0162.
Cover to Cover | Calvin 302 | Meets Monthly
This Bible study is designed to read the entire Bible in one calendar year. New members are welcome every month of the year. The class is oriented around the calendar year and meets on the first Sunday of the month. For more information about Cover to Cover, contact Jim Ferry, at
[email protected].
Greatest Generation | Witherspoon 400
Composed primarily of senior adults, this is a loving and faithful community open to anyone. The study vehicle is the quarterly resource The Present Word, which explores the biblical text and invites relationship with God. A rotating group of class members moderate the class each week. The class contact is Gary Mock,
[email protected] or 919-781-0007.
Searchers | Calvin 204
This is a small group Bible study that uses a DVD based curriculum. The class is made up of a mix of singles and couples. Searchers will be studying Dr. Mickey Efird’s video series on the Psalms this fall. The group shares prayer requests, service opportunities and social gatherings. Contacts are Betty Landes,
[email protected], and Louise Eaglesfield,
[email protected].
Theological Forum | Knox 302
Relating scripture to current issues is the heart of this class and is intended to help participants gain a better understanding of their own views on faith. Come and enjoy the fellowship that comes with these thoughtprovoking discussions and learn a little bit more about yourself. Drop-ins are always welcome. For more information about the class contact Flo Durway,
[email protected].
For more details on Sunday and Midweek classes, check out our website and the upcoming August issue of Word. WMPC MONTHLY | AUGUST 2018 | PAGE 6
sunday CLASSES TOPICAL studies Faith Foundations | Knox 301
This class focuses on personal faith by discussing Scripture and current events through a contemporary lens. The class is for those open to “be encouraged and challenged to the work of developing a mature faith that is not afraid of new concepts, unresolved questions, and the ultimate mystery of God.” Class leaders are Susan Hibbert,
[email protected] and John White,
[email protected].
Knox Class | Knox 300
Knox is a discussion class that covers a variety of topics. Sometimes the class uses The Wired Word resource which examines a current event through the lens of faith. New members are welcome at any time. The class contact is Harriet Worley,
[email protected].
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This class discusses topics with a focus on the New Testament as well as other books relating to living out faith. After reading the assignment, typically everyone participates in the open discussions in a relaxed atmosphere. It is a small class and is open to new participants of any age. The class contact is Emily McNair,
[email protected]. Join this group of loving, open and faithful individuals focused on study, but also very involved in service through the church and in the community. The class style usually involves group discussion through shared leadership on biblically-based and topical studies. All are welcome. The class contact is Linda Robinson,
[email protected].
Walking with God | Calvin 203
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If you are looking for Christian education, fellowship, prayer support and community, this class is for you. The class consists of a small but committed core group, looking to grow in faith and numbers. All are welcome. The class contact is Jane Howard,
[email protected].
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Parents of Youth | Calvin 301
This is a group of parents of any age youth (late elementary through high school) who come together to support each other in “raising our children in our faith and helping them develop their faith.” Through group discussion with rotating leadership the group searches for answers to parenting questions. Drop-ins are welcome. Class contacts are Diane and Cliff Britt,
[email protected] and
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P.A.R.K. | Calvin 300
Presbyterians Actively Raising Kids is a discussion group for parents of children mainly 5th grade and younger. The study topics vary and each week there is a new topic for discussion. The conversations focus on strengthening faith of parents and children. Class leader is Anna Townsend,
[email protected].
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All classes listed welcome new members. Most midweek classes will begin the week after Labor Day.
tuesday. Men’s Breakfast and Bible Study | 7 a.m. | Geneva Hall
Women’s Breakfast and Study | 7 a.m. | Knox 100
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Women of all ages are invited to come for a hot breakfast, fellowship, study and prayer at 7:00 a.m. This group of women studies the Presbyterian Women’s Bible lesson once a month and on other weeks they study a variety of topics including Christian books and Bible studies. All participants are invited to stay as long as they like or to leave early for work or other commitments. The group contacts are Mary Ann Turner,
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God Talk | 9:30-11 a.m. | Witherspoon 400
God Talk is a women’s bible study led by Grier Richards. This group discusses various biblical stories and their historical context and incorporates outside sources into the conversation. God Talk is accessible to newcomers and regular attendees. The class contact is Angie Faulk,
[email protected].
Tuesday Morning Bible Study | Oct 2-Nov 20 | 10:30 a.m.-noon | Calvin 301
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This study involves daily Bible readings and weekly group discussions led by Tracey Daniel. Most studies last 8 to 12 weeks. The fall 2018 study is Living the Covenant. Covenant relationships are rooted in longing: a desire for unconditional love, intimacy and fidelity. Come learn more about what it means to live in a covenant relationship with God as we study the Bible together to uncover the story of God’s people. The class leader is Tracey Daniel,
[email protected].
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MIDWEEK CLASSES
Men of all ages are invited to come for a hot breakfast, fellowship and Bible study at 7:00 a.m. The preaching pastor of the week leads a short Bible study related to the upcoming Sunday sermon. Bible study, breakfast and prayer conclude promptly at 8:00 a.m. each week. Contact for the group is Don Thompson,
[email protected].
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Bible Belles | Wednesday mornings (except the 1st Wednesday of each month) 9:30 a.m. | A member’s home
Bible Belles is a reading and discussion group comprised primarily of senior adult women. They meet each Wednesday during the Sunday School year except the 1st Wednesday of each month. New members are welcome. The class contact is Gail Smith,
[email protected], 919-789-9940.
Young Adult Wednesday Fellowship | every Wednesday | 7-8 p.m. | Calvin 102
This is a fun and dynamic group that offers several different formats for young adults to explore faith and meet new people. The leader of the class, Robert Galloway, invites you to “Come for the fellowship and stay for the discussion.” The class contact is Robert Galloway,
[email protected].
thursday. Lilies of the Field | Thursday mornings | 9:30-10:30 a.m. | Calvin 301
For over 20 years, this discussion group of women of all ages has studied the Bible and other Christian books. In Lilies’ participants grow in their understanding of what it means to be a disciple of Christ through supporting, encouraging, challenging and comforting one another. All are welcome. Class leaders are Lillian Poole,
[email protected], and Candy Lewis,
[email protected].
Thursday Morning Bible Study | 9:30-11 a.m. | Witherspoon 400
This small co-ed group focuses on biblically-based topics through discussion format. Various books and/or DVD courses are selected and used during the year. The class began as a Disciple Bible Study Class but is always glad to welcome new members. Class coordinator is Nancy McLean,
[email protected].
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Daring Greatly by Brené Brown a Book Discussion
Wednesday August 15 7 p.m. C203
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Sunday August 19 11 a.m. Geneva Hall
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Whichever day you choose to study, Daring Greatly is sure to spark conversation. Reservations needed for the event and for childcare. On Sunday a light lunch will be included, cost $10 for adults, $5 for children age 8 and under, or no cost if you bring your own lunch.
Where can you find an eclectic lineup of musicians performing a wide variety of music? At WMPC, of course.
A copy of the book discussion is available at www.whitememorial.org/adults. Books can be purchased from amazon.com. For lunch reservations, register by August 15 (for Aug 19 class) at www.whitememorial.org/register.
Join us for our new concert series Sounds on Oberlin.
Come to one, come to all - they’re free! Sunday | September 23 | 2018 | 3pm Inaugural Concert: Lonely Heartstring Band
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Sunday | December 9 | 2018 | 3pm WMPC Advent Music Program, Adult Choirs, Soloists and Orchestra Sunday | January 13 | 2019 | 3pm Westminster Concert Bell Choir Sunday | February 24 | 2019 | 3pm Three Triangle Tenors Friday | April 5 | 2019 | 7pm Music from Four Continents - Kirsten Homdrom, Piano Sunday | June 9 | 2019 | 3pm Mendelssohn Piano Trios Niccolo Muti, violin; David Oh, cello & Kirsten Homdrom, piano All concerts are held in the Sanctuary. Be sure to look for more details about Sounds on Oberlin in the summer edition of the Word coming out late August.
Dr. Z. will offer three sessions for grades 3-8 on playing Orff Instruments (glockenspiels, xylophones and metallophones created by Carl Orff ). Participants will receive training in:
• basic techniques • established patterns • layering patterns, and • improvisation
Participants will form a group of players that can be called upon to play for services throughout the year, accompanying congregational songs and hymns and accompanying choral anthems.
The sessions will be held on WEDNESDAYS AUGUST 15, 22 & 29 4:30-5:15 P.M. S300 It is preferable, but not mandatory, to attend all three sessions. For further information contact Karl Zinsmeister, kzinsmeister@ whitememorial.org
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Our summer worship schedule continues through august August 5 (with communion) 12, 19, 26
8:15 & 10:00 am - Sanctuary | 10:00 am - OnPoint SUNDAY, September 2 Holiday Worship Schedule (with communion)
8:15 am - Sanctuary 10:00 am - Sanctuary/Integrated OnPoint
SUMMER WORSHIP 8:15 & 10:00 a.m. (Through Labor Day Weekend)
No Children or Youth Sunday School through Labor Day, September 2. Nursery care available for babies and children up to age 4.
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ASHEVILLE MIDDLE SCHOOL MISSION TRIP
Registration is still open for August 5-10.
YOUTH REFLECTIONS
The youth who traveled on mission trips and to conferences will present on Sunday, August 26 at 11 a.m. in Pickard Hall
LOOKING AHEAD
• Middle School Fall Retreat September 28-30 • High School Beach Retreat September 29-30: online registration open July 1 •
Confirmation Kick Off (eighth grade students and parents) September 9, 9:30-10:30 a.m.
• Confirmation Commissioning September 9, 11:00 a.m. OnPoint Service • Youth Ministry Kick-Off September 9, 5:00-7:00 p.m.
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SATURDAY, SEPTEMBER 1 Let’s Do Lunch WEDNESDAY, SEPTEMBER 5 Spaghetti Supper SUNDAY, SEPTEMBER 9 Kick-Off Sunday MONDAY, SEPTEMBER 10 PW Circles and Luncheon THURSDAY, SEPTEMBER 13 Flu Shot Clinic SUNDAY, SEPTEMBER 16 Generosity Campaign Begins SUNDAY, SEPTEMBER 23 Beginnings Class Sounds on Oberlin Lonely Heartstring Band SUNDAY, SEPTEMBER 30 Beginnings Class SATURDAY, OCTOBER 6 Rise Against Hunger THURSDAY, OCTOBER 11 Kate Bowler, author of Everything Happens for a Reason and Other Lies I’ve Loved
