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October 2020 ~ Newsletter of Mount Carmel UMC

“21 Again Jesus said, “Peace be with you! As the Father has sent me, I am sending

you.” 22

And with that he breathed on them and said, “Receive the Holy Spirit.” (John 20:21-22)

FROM THE PASTOR’S DESK : TO EVERYTHING THERE IS A SEASON

Wow! The other day I had some kind of a wake-up call. Not only did the furnace kick in from the chil-ly morning, but the Lord placed a scripture on my heart. I know it was special because I don’t normally wake up with a Bible verse before I get my coffee. Jesus didn’t just give me a Word, but He also gave me the street address and house number. Here it is:

“There is a time for everything, and a season for every activity under the heavens.” Ecclesiastes 3:1, NIV)

Many of you may be marveling at how just overnight our summer has changed into fall. I was encouraged when the Holy Spirit pressed upon my heart to hear the word “season.” In fact, the affirmation I received with that Word was that the Lord is taking me, and our church, into a “new season.” Like you, I have been lamenting over the loss of the past two seasons that our congregation missed worshipping together as we try to contain the threat of COVID19. It has been exhausting trying to find new ways to keep our church fam-ily encouraged, and also be faithful in our mission to reach new people for Christ. The writer of Ecclesiastes does a good job of naming the emotional journey that we have been on since last March. But praise be to God that He is in charge of all seasons. Nothing surprises our God. While we are sleeping, our Heavenly Father is working all things out for our good, and for His glory.

9 What do workers gain from their toil? 10 I have seen the burden God has laid on the human race. 11 He has made everything beautiful in its time. He has also set eternity in the human heart; yet no one can fathom what God has done from beginning to end. 12 I know that there is nothing better for people than to be happy and to do good while they live. 13 That each of them may eat and drink, and find satisfaction in all their toil—this is the gift of God. 14 I know that everything God does will endure forever; nothing can be added to it and nothing taken from it. God does it so that people will fear him. (Ecclesiastes 3:9-14, NIV)

Family of God, we are in a new season now. God is about to do a new thing at Mt. Carmel. New ministries are emerging as I write this. As we come out of our slumber, and begin to open up our doors to the community let this be our wake up call. Will you join me in praying for a new season of ministry for our church, for our neighbors, and for our nation this fall? In Christ Alone, Pastor Mary

4265 Ebert Rd. Winston Salem, NC 27127 336-788-4183 Website: mtcarmelumc.org Volume 38 Number 10

Pastor: Rev. Dr. Mary Miller Administrative Secretary: Joanne Spetz

Lay Leader: Charlie Shore Administrative Council Chair: Lynn Harmon

October Calendar

Mondays =7:00pm –Christian Service Class & the Discipleship Classes meet together via Zoom.

Wednesdays = 10:30—11:30am Wednesdays Prayer and Bible Study via Zoom

Wednesdays =5:30pm –6:30pm Messy Church for Families

Thursdays = 7:00pm—Sarah Hunter Class –will meet via Zoom .

Oct. 4 = 11:00 am—Indoor Wor-ship/ 11:30am-12:30pm—Drive Through Communion. You may drop off your offering and if you would like to contribute to our Food Bank, you can do so then all from the window of your car! *Pastor Mary will give her medita-tion at 11am on Facebook Live. ________________________________

Sunday Worship Services: Due to Phase 2.5 of COVID19 we are limited to 25 guests in our sanctuary, and 25 guest in the fellowship hall. Guests must wear facemasks and check their tem-peratures upon arrival. We will keep you posted as to new changes in our in-house Worship services. You can also watch the service live on Facebook every Sunday at 11am.

THINGS IN PROGRESS

NEWSLETTER The newsletter will continue to be mailed and emailed. The office is

now open, but you may want to call the office first to be sure that

someone is there. You may call us at 336-788-4183 or email us at

mtcarmelum@aol.com . .

PHONE SYSTEM A note to all members, our phone system is up and you can leave a

message. Just follow the prompts.

WORSHIP SERVICES We are open for worship at 11:00 am. We are currently allowing 25 in the sanctuary and overflow to

the fellowship hall for 25 people in which you will see the service via

Facebook. We also will continue to do our live

messages from Pastor Mary via Facebook or through the church

web Sundays at 11am. Facebook is posted under

Mount Carmel United Methodist Church. .

This will continue even after we start having services in the church

for those who feel it is better to stay home. We totally understand.

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John Kimel January 5, 1927—September 6, 2020

Mr. John Samuel Kimel, 93, passed away on September 6, 2020 at Forsyth Medical Cen-ter. He was born on January

5, 1927 to Elma Snyder Kimel and Carl Clif-ton Kmel in Forsyth County. John was a proud WWII veteran, having served in the U.S. Navy. He was a lifetime member of Mt. Carmel United Methodist Church. Addition-ally, he was retired as co-owner of Kimel Flower Ship. In addition to his parents, John was preceded in death by his brother, Bob Kimel; sisters, Louse Burgess, Carmell Kimel, and infant sister, Aileen Kimel. Sur-viving are his loving wife of 72 years, Violet Gray Kimel; a son, Mike Kimel (Betty Ann); grandchildren, Scot Kimel (Margie Hauser, fiancé), and Carla LeFever (Casey); great grandchildren, Heather and Willow Kimel; and nephews, Larry Burgess (Robin), and Brad Burgess (Pam). A graveside service was held at Mount Carmel United Methodist Church with Rev. Dr. Mary Mill officiating. Memorials can be made to Mt. Carmel UMC, 4265 Ebert Rd., Winston-Salem, NC 27127

Harlan Peck December 28, 1939—September 18, 2020

Harlan Edgell Peck, age 80, of Winston-Salem, NC passed away peacefully on Friday, September 18, 2020 at his home following a cou-

rageous 22-year battle with prostate cancer surrounded by his loving wife, Diane Therese (Smith) Peck, and his family. Harlan was born on December 28, 1939, son of the late Ira J. & Elizabeth (Pritts) Peck in Warren, OH. He grew up in Braceville, OH and graduated from Braceville Hight School, Class of 1957. While in school, Har-lan excelled in track, basketball and baseball earning numerous awards and first place trophies during his athletic career. Harlan enlisted in the United States Air Force Reserves in June 1957 and served until May 1965 all the while raising a family and working in Champion, Ohio. Harlan retired as a supervisor from Cop-perweld Steel Corporation in September 1988 after 30 yeas of service. In March 1989 until September 1990, Harlan worked as an engineering consultant overseeing the building of the new 12” mill at C.S.C. Harlan moved to Florida full-time in 1991 where he eventually met and married his wife, Diane, on November 24, 1994. Togeth-

October 4, 2020 11:30—12:30 pm

We opened our doors for those

who felt safe to do so on Sun-

day, September 13 for a 11:00

am Worship Service, but for

those who are not comfortable

in attending church we are still

offering

Drive-Thru Communion from

11:30—12:30 pm on

Sunday, October 4, 2020

er they moved to North Carolina in 1999 eventually settling in Winston-Salem where they resided up to Har-lan’s passing. Harlan was an active member of Mount Carmel United Methodist Church and a member of the choir. Harlan enjoyed card games, traveling the United States by car, especially the mountains, camping, casinos and sports. He was a lifetime fan of the Cleveland Browns, Cavaliers, and Indians. He was able to finally listen to his Cleveland Browns win one last time on Thursday evening before he died. Most of all Harlan loved his close and extended family whole-heartedly and never got used to being far way from them. Memories of Harlan will be carried on by his wife, Diane, and his loving family: three daughters, Judith (Michael) Conrad of Cortland, OH; Jodi (Greg) Smith of Champion, OH; Jami (Michael) Wilson of Phila-delphia, PA; one son, James E. Peck of Kinsman, OH, three step-daughters; Sarah (Chris) Picano of Richmond, VA; Sharon (Christophe) Bucchini of Yorktown, VA; Jennifer (Jeff) Andrews of Raleigh, N. C., one sister, Juanita (Norm) Cassidy; moth-er-in-law, Patricia L. Smith, 6 grand-children, 4 step-grandchildren, 4 great grandchildren with two great grandchildren due in 2021 and sever-al loving nieces and nephews. Harlan leaves behind his cherished pets, Jake & Chase. Harlan was preceded in death by his parents; brother, Ger-ald Domer Peck; sister Mardelle Games; grandson, Thomas Alan Say-ers, Jr. (T.S.); father-in-law, Loyd Smith and 2 nephews. Cremation has already taken place. Following Harlan’s wishes, there will be a Memorial Service on October 17, 2020 at 2:00 pm at Mt. Carmel United Methodist Church, 4265 Ebert Rd., Winston-Salem, NC 27127. Material contributions are requested to be do-nated to St. Jude’s Hospital and/or Mount Carmel United Methodist Church. Special thanks go to Piedmont Hos-pice, as well as several close friends and neighbors for all the caring help during these difficult times. Thank you also to Pastor Mary Rowe Miller for her spiritual guidance and loving friendship.

OCTOBER BIRTHDAYS

1 Ashley Wahfeldt Donnie Craver 2 Grant Thomas 3 Hilda Hege 6 Josh Harris 7 Linn Jones 8 Tim White Doug Miller 9 Loretta Myers Ryan Shore 10 Ricky Farthing 11 Mitch Proctor 12 Beverly Miller 13 Jeanne Miller 14 Colin Moffett 15 Cindy Luper 18 Harold Miller 20 Cindy Jones Jonathan Stallard Lenora Brelsford 21 Ann Farthing 24 Teresa Weavil 25 Lincoln Walburn Brian Shillito 28 Jamey Eddinger Vicky White Wendi Shutt 29 Bill Purcell Shirley Phelps 30 Darrell Stallard Kay Allen Suzanne Bowman 31 Stephanie Kimball

NURSING HOMES Bettie Rix (Bermuda Commons) Harrell Dillon (The Oaks) James Gray (The Oaks) Toni Brewer (Thomasville) JoAnn Shields (Priddy Manor) Barbara Copple (Heritage Woods) Richard (James) Cranford (The Elms) Kay Peele Peggy Bourne Betty Beeding HOMEBOUND AND RECOVERING Maynard & Martha Teague Richard Long Leigh McMeans Danny Culler Loretta Myers Joe & Jill Chucci Judy & Lanny Ledford Marilynn Patterson Mildred Tise Ralph & June Carroll Jim & Jeannette Turner

AV System In Memory of Clay Fulcher and In Honor of the AV System Com-mittee: Charlie Shore, Steve Sink & Lin Jones From: Terry & Joan Fulcher & The Fulcher Family In Memory of John Kimel From: Harold & Linda Miller In Honor of Charlie & Kim Shore Mike & Joanne Spetz Debbie Bergmann Joan Fulcher Lin Jones From: Pastor Mary Miller Offerings/General Fund In Memory of Marjorie Grimsley From: Shon Saunders Ruby Proctor In Memory of John Kimel From: Jacelyne D. Casper Kenneth Shields Joann Shields Fred & Jeanette Byerly David & Susan Hinshaw Bob & Dorothy Ross Helen S. Gray Garland & Dawn Pruitt Ruby Proctor L. A. & Jean Topping Jim & Ann Wheeler Chris Styers Violet M. Shaver Carl M. Kimel James M. Dull, Jr. Juanita Dull Carolyn Griffith Darlene Cornelius Patty Doyle In Memory of Clay Fulcher From: Ruby Proctor Faye Kiger Circle In Memory of John Kimel & Harlan Peck From: C.O. & Carolyn Setzer Graveyard Fund In Memory of Clay Fulcher From: Terry & Joan Fulcher & the Fulcher Family and in Honor of the Graveyard Committee: Roger Gordon, Patty Doyle, Edgar & Beverly Miller, Bonnie Spach and Sue Ayers In Memory of John Kimel From: Lib Smith Hill Scholarship Fund In Memory of John Kimel From: Wayne and Sue Hill

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Gifts Given to the Glory of God

Sun. Oct. 4—11:00—11:30 am—Mt. Carmel World Communion Indoor service //

11:30am—12:30 pm—Drive Thru Communion Sun. Oct 4—4:00pm—Trustees Meeting via Zoom Tues. Oct. 6—7:00 pm—Children’s Ministry via Zoom Sun. Oct. 11—3:00 pm—Missional Engagement via Zoom Sun. Oct 11—4:00 pm—Local Charge Conference with Church Council via Zoom Tues. Oct 13—6:00pm - Worship Committee via Zoom Sun. Oct. 18—3:00 pm—Vision Team via Zoom Sun. Oct. 25—6:00 pm—Charge Conference via Zoom Sat. Oct. 31—3-5:00 pm—Children’s Hallow Outreach Event

Prayer Concerns

Ruby Proctor Carol Burnham Rev. Caren & John Morgan Roger & Wanda Gordon Shirley Saunders Debbie Ribelin Hilda Hege Joe Miller Brenda Walburn Violet Kimel Cynthia Smith (Forsyth)

OTHER Our church, city, nation, world Loss of jobs, economy Students, Teachers, Parents, Schools California fires, Hurricane Sally (LA, TX) An end to COVID19 Pandemic

DEATHS John Kimel (9/6, 2020) Harlan Peck (9/18/ 2020) Rev. Greg Collins (Delia UMC) 9/28/2020

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Church Budget as of August 23, 2020 (Our weekly budget is $4,487.00)

9/6/20 $11,795 9/13/20 $10,194 9/20/20 $1,365 9/27/20 $3,730

Total: $29,559 YTD budget thru 9/27 $189,033 YTD offerings $172,725.49 We are running behind our YTD budget vs. offerings by $16,307.51. When we apply the PPP loan of $19,800 that we received we are be-head of the budget by $3,492.00. As of 9/29/19 we were $9,839.71 behind our budget vs. the same time period of this year we are behind 16,307.51. Our actual expenses to date are $168,530.79 and our income to date is $172,725.49 for a difference of -$4,194.70. You can give by bringing your of-fering to church, by mailing in your offering, bringing your offering to our drive thru Communion held the 1st Sunday of the month, dropping it off to the office during office hours, or give on line at mtcarmelumc.org. Thank you for your faithful support! Darrell Stallard, Treasurer

FINANCIAL REPORT FOR September 2020

How Can I Help Others During the Pandemic?

• Mt. Carmel Food Pantry is a small food pantry available to anyone who needs food or some toiletries. If you know of any one that is in need, please feel free to call Lynn Harmon or Pastor Mary and they will arrange for someone to meet you at the church to get you some food. You may also bring items to the church on Sunday, August 2, 2020 during our Drive-thru Communion. Or you help Lynn

out by delivering food for him to the people in need or help in our own food pan-try.

• Second Food Harvest Bank distribution site at North Lexington Baptist Church

on Tuesdays from 4-6 pm. Contact Lynn and Diane Harmon. https://www.foodbanks.net/organization/991/second-harvest-food-bank-of-nc Phone: (336) 784-5770

• Sunday Morning Check-in—Another way of volunteering is on Sunday morn-ings checking in people for church. Training will be offered. Please contact the office if you are interested.

You can donate school supplies to the Winston Salem/Forsyth County Schools . You can drop them off at the church and put them outside the church office or outside the Gathering place.

Classroom and office supplies: paper—all colors, sizes and types • Pens, pencils, crayons, markers, highlighters, dry erase markers • Scissors, glue, pencil sharpeners and erasers, pencil boxes & pouches • Kleenex, wet wipes, disposable gloves, and hand sanitizer • Post-it/sticky notes, composition notebooks, sheet protectors, pocket fold-ers • Staplers, tape dispensers, binder clips, tape, glue sticks, rubber bands

Instructional Materials: • Lesson plan idea books, children’s books and novels • Bulletin board materials, posters, charts & room décor • Math, Science, Social Studies and Language Arts manipulatives • Games, puzzles, flash cards and more

If you would like to be a part of cooking or bringing meals to those recovering from hospital stays, please let us know . This is another way we can care for our congregation. —Jean Harris, Congregational Care Team

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VIRTUAL SUNDAY SCHOOL BY ZOOM WILL BE CONTINUED EVEN AFTER CHURCH RESUMES Everyone is invited to attend one of three Adult Classes being offered through Zoom!

Discipleship Class and the Christian Service class will meet together on Mondays at 7:00 pm, Wednesday Morning Prayer Group at 10:30 am

and the Sarah Hunter Class meets on Thursdays at 7:00 pm. Messy Church (For Children & their parents) will continue on Wednesday Nights at 5:30.

Wed. Morning Prayer and Bible Study

10:30 am—11:30 am on Zoom. We are continuing our study of

“Unshakeable Hope” by Max Lucado. This DVD study will show us we can view their problems in light of God's many promises in

Scripture. Call the church office to join in!

CHARGE CONFERENCE October 11, 2020 4:00 pm via Zoom

If anyone other than the church council would like to join in

on this local church Charge Conference please contact Charlie Shore. Reports need to be in by October 11. We will approve our 2021 Budget and Leadership Team at our Church Council meeting on Oct. 11 at 4pm. Then we will

present our reports on a virtual Missional Network Charge Conference on October 25 at 6:00 pm. If you are not a member of the Church Council but would like to join in, please contact CHARLIE SHORE for the Zoom log in.

It’s Finally Fall! Time to enjoy those fall colors. The

Coloring Group will begin meeting on Thursdays

at 10am in the Disciple Classroom. Please RSVP

Mary Sue Harwood if you plan to attend or

call 336-788-4183.

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OCT. WORSHIP PLANS:

All worship services at held at

11:00am on Sundays on cam-

pus and on Facebook Live. Spe-

cial consideration for those not

ready or unable to attend may

request an order of worship and

a sermon re-cap, and may wish

to participate in our drive

through communion held on the

1st Sunday of the month at

posted times.

Oct. 4—World Commun-

ion Sunday Service at

11am (*Drive thru at

11:30am - 12:30pm)

Oct. 11—Laity Sunday

Oct 18—Baptism Sunday

Oct. 25—Reformation

Sunday

*The Worship committee will meet Oct

13th at 6pm on Zoom to plan our

Homecoming Service on Nov. 1st.

FAMILY AND CHILDREN’S MINISTRY NEWS

This has been a rewarding year to see how many fami-lies our church has reached during COVID19. Right now we are averaging 25 children and their parents on Wednesday nights for Messy Church under the picnic shelter. We hope to be able to move indoors to the Fam-ily Life Center in October. Our committee is small so we have room for more of you to join us. We could really use your help in planning and participating in our Fall Outreach event of a Halloween Drive-Thru on Saturday October 31 from 2:00-5:00 pm. We will be setting up car stations around the church and inviting families to drive around our church for a Gospel lesson. We will be pass-ing out prepackaged treats at the end. If you would like to donate candy, please bring by individually wrapped packages (avoid peanut products please) to the church through October 25. If you would like to help decorate a Gospel station, please contact me a.s.a.p. Thank you for your support. –Ann Farthing

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*Update!

We are grateful to be able to open the church for worship last

month. Please note we are limited to 25 guests in the sanctu-

ary, 25 guests in the Family Life Center, and 10 guests in the

Disciple Classroom due to COVID19 protocols. Please come

30 minutes early to insure you will have a seat.

It is with great pleasure and excite-ment to announce that Mt. Carmel has opened their doors for worship at 11:00 am. When you come to church please be aware of the following changes.

• There will be one door to come

into the church—that door will be

the door at the end of the porch

that leads to the classrooms and

the Gathering Place.

• Guests will need to arrive 15-20 minutes early to get their tem-perature checked and answer a few questions before escorted into the sanctuary.

• An usher will then take you to your seat, where you will stay until the end of the service and then

will be ushered out of the church and will be exited through the Narthex doors.

• We will be seating families six feet or more from each other. If we have more than 25 guests there will be an overflow room located in the family life center. This is a temporary solution and we hope to be able to accommodate more people in worship as we go along.

• Restrooms will be available near the Gathering Room.

• You will be required to wear a mask upon entering the church and to sanitize your hands before

entering the Sanctuary.

• Please note: There will be no hymnals (we will be using video projection on our new TVs.)

We will not be doing congregational singing at this time. If you want a Bible you will have

to bring your own and there will be not bulletins at this time.

• Worship services will be slightly shorter—from 30 to 40 minutes so we can adhere to the Face-

book Video recording recommendations. We are limited to seating 25 people in the sanctuary and

25 people in the overflow seating in the Family Life Center. Pastor Mary will offer a time of pray-

er after the camera is turned off each Sunday. You are encouraged to remain seated and lift up

personal prayers.

• Please refrain from hugging and maintain a safe 6 ft social distance at all times.

• Nursery and Sunday School classes will not be offered yet. Children are welcome to sit

with their parents. Children’s worship kits will be available if needed.

• Groups of 25 or less may request a meeting time in the building by contacting Charlie

Shore. Please note this is on a first come basis and priority will be given to our senior members

and church groups and will be at the discretion of the Trustees’ cleaning schedule.

*-Lin Jones, Trustees Chair

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CRISIS CONTROL

OF WINSTON—

SALEM NEEDS

YOUR HELP! YOU

CAN BRING ITEMS

TO OUR DRIVE

THROUGH COM-

MUNION ON

OCTOBER 4

Fall 2020 Donations for Armenia Children’s Clothing (new and used)

Trinity UMC, 3819 Country Club Rd., Winston-Salem, NC 27104 is collecting Children's Clothing (new and gently used) for Project AGAPE/UMCOR on Wed. Sept. 30; Thurs., Oct. 1 and Fri., Oct 2 from 10:00 am—1:00 pm. Drop off at the rear of the church be-tween the buildings. Volunteers will be on site to receive your donations. Please make sure you wear masks, use sanitizer, and keep so-cially distant in the process of dropping off the donations. PACKING INSTRUCTIONS

• Please pack all items in the smallest box that is appropriate. Recommended box size is 16: x 12” x 12” .

• List the contents on the outside of the box

• Pack the boxes as full and tight as possi-ble to prevent being crushed as they are stacked in the warehouse.

• If at all possible, avoid using plastic bags. Project AGAPE is a ministry to Armenia and to some of our most desperate Christian brother and sisters, is a collaborative effort of the NC and the WNC Conferences of the United Methodist Church in a joint effort the the Armenian Apostolic Church. *PLEASE DO NOT BRING THEM TO MT. CARMEL. TRINITY UMC IS THE DISTRICT DROP-OFF. Thank you.

1K for 1Kid

At Methodist Home for Children, these are the children God has en-trusted to our care: Juvenile offenders, unparented, failing in school, looking in the wrong place for acceptance; teenagers, struggling with mental illness and substance abuse; children, neglected and abused. 1K for 1Kid buys time to heal and food to nourish. It buys clothes and childcare. It means a 6-yr-old can be protected and a 16-year-old can learn a skill. $1,000 for each child in our care means children can be safe. They can be wrapped in warm blankets, play with friends, go to school and graduate, go to college or learn a skill. They can meet adults who will mentor and guide them; they can volunteer in the com-munity making it a better place. These are children who can grow into the future God prefers for them. Will you help today ? To give, visit www.1kfor1kid.org or mhfc.org

CHURCH WORSHIP PHOTOS

Above: We opened the sanctuary for services on September 13. Jean Harris welcomed everyone, Beverly Miller, Ann Farthing and Joan Fulcher led

the hymns. To the left: Over 70 people were served at the

Labor Day Drive-Thru Communion Service on September 6

OCTOBER IS APPLESAUCE (No glass jars)

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Mt. Carmel Connection

Pastor Dr. Rev. Mary Miller Business Manager Darrell Stallard Administrative Assist. Joanne Spetz Pianist Ann Farthing Nursery Attendant Paula Bergmann/Monica Stewart Financial Sec. Linda Mabe Choir Director Beverly Miller

Phone: 336-788-4188 and 336-788-1013 Email: mtcarmelum@aol.com

Website: www.mtcarmelumc.org Newsletter E-mail: mtcarmelum@aol.com (Attn: newsletter)

Non-Profit Org. U. S. Postage

PAID Winston Salem, NC

Permit No. 194

Come to the Mt. Carmel Fall 2020 DRIVE-THRU BBQ

We will be serving by drive-thru from 11:00 am—1:00 pm on Friday, November 13

And 11:00 am—7:00 pm on Saturday, November 14 (or until food is gone)

(**Business orders of 20 or more plates can be delivered. Please place business orders by

calling the church at 336-788-4183 before Thursday, Novem-ber 12 by 1:00 pm. Thank you.)

Adult Plates: $10.00 (Plates include: BBQ, slaw, beans, & bun)

Child’s Plate: $5.00 BBQ Sandwich : $3.75

BBQ by the Pound: $10.00 per pound BBQ Slaw: $2.50 per pint

Beans: $2.50 per pint Dozen Buns: $2.75

If you would like to order a whole shoulder please contact Edgar Miller by November 8, 2020 or call the church office.