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Pastor’s Page Page 2

Council Minutes Page 4

Spotlight Page 9

News Page 10

Schedule Page 17

Servants Page 18

Prayers Page 19

Pastor: The Rev. Greg Brown Administrative Assistant: Barbara Gilbert Choir Director: Brent Talley Organist: Marc Longlois Sexton: Bobby Elmore Council President: Tiffani Bolick Council Vice President: Linda Baker Council Secretary: Kim Ramsey Treasurer: Brenda Duncan

October 2018 VISIT US ONLINE sselca.com VOLUME 46 -NUMBER 10

St. Stephens Lutheran Church

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Dear Brothers and Sisters in Christ:

It is certainly good to be home. After two and a half weeks away serving those in

need after the devastating Hurricane Florence assaulted the coasts of North and

South Carolina, it is indeed good to be back home—with my family and with my

church family.

I’d like to take the time to tell you about some of the ministry that took place so

that you might know a bit about what I was doing during my time away. It’s also

important for you to hear about the things that happen in my military ministry

because without you and the support from this congregation, I wouldn’t be able

to serve in that capacity. It is your generosity in sharing your pastor with the

South Carolina Army National Guard that makes this happen. And because of

this partnership, it allows the ministry of this congregation to spread throughout

another state and to countless individuals through the work that I’m called to do

on your behalf.

Primarily, I function as a staff officer on the commander’s special staff, where

my role is to perform or advise. I perform religious functions such as worship

and bible studies for Soldiers who identify as Christian. For Soldiers who are of a

different faith group, I provide resources and time for them to practice their

faith as protected by the First Amendment to the Constitution of the United

States. As an advisor to the commander, I am responsible for matters pertaining

to ethics, morals, morale, and the impact of religion on the unit’s operation.

The way this works in an operation where we’re supporting the recovery from a

hurricane and flooding is a bit different, as this isn’t a wartime mission. Instead,

we work alongside folks like the Department of Transportation, local law

enforcement agencies, and even local churches to support the recovery efforts.

In my role as a chaplain, I work with local congregations to support Soldiers

while they work. I continuously monitor the work sites and check in to see how

things are going and that Soldiers have the things they need to be successful. I

do a lot of counseling with Soldiers and civilians who are involved in incidents

where there is loss of life or serious injuries.

All in all, I counseled 67 Soldiers, 34 civilians, responded to three deaths, while

covering a 7 county area and close to 2,000 Soldiers. It was a really busy time—

my shortest duty day was 18 hours.

This work—this ministry—is able to be done because of you. And I don’t want us

to forget that. We as a congregation get to support so many different ministries

by the ways that we give of ourselves here in the local congregation—many times

our ministries impact people we’ll never know or see, but even in the unknown

and unfamiliar, God is at work in this world through you.

Bless you, my friends, for your love, support, and prayers for all those who have

been affected by the recent hurricane and flooding.

May peace be our journey,

Pastor Greg

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St. Stephens ELCA Council

Minutes of Monthly Meeting August 12, 2018

The meeting was called to order by President Tiffani Bolick. All members were present.

Pastor Greg Brown led discussion of the introduction and Chapter 1 of the book The Mission Table. Tables are the relationships and communities we encounter in our discipleships.

For the next council meeting, we will read and discuss Chapter 2.

Approval of Minutes

A motion was made by Vickie Eckard and seconded by Kim Long to approve the July 2018 Council Meeting minutes. Voted and approved.

Treasurer’s Report: Copy on file

Offering was up some for the month of July, but we still have a shortage for the year.

Bobby Elmore received a Love Offering for the month of July to help with family medical expenses.

Pastor’s Report: Copy on file.

Pastor Greg has a continuing education budget left for the year of $1,368.00. Pastor Greg is interested in doing a study in Rome at the Pontifical North American College which will also give access to parts of the Vatican museums and study church history. Pastor Greg would come back and share out experiences through mid-week Bible study and/or sermon messages. The Council sends blessings on this continuing education.

A motion was made by Pastor Greg and seconded by Steve Baker to accept by transfer Brady White, the father of Philip White. Voted and approved.

Reports from Ministry Teams:

Christian Education (Report on file)

Congregational Life (No Meeting)

Evangelism (Report on file)

Finance (No Meeting)

Property (Report on file)

Still working on specified list of needs for budget reference.

Capital Improvement fundraiser to get budget up to $50,000.00--similar to the fundraiser we did for the organ fund with a visual chart for progress.

Quotes are coming in for water leak issues in the connecting hallway.

**A motion was made by Pastor Greg and seconded by Linda Baker to extend the Council meeting. Voted and approved.

Social Ministry (Report on File)

Stewardship (No Meeting)

Worship & Music (No Meeting)

No meeting, but a “Thank You” to those that helped with the July 29th cookout.

Youth (Report on File)

The Youth will help as a team for God’s Work, Our Hands project.

Lock-In date in September or October.

Old Business:

Signage--signs are up and Ruth Trott helped with the translations. Phase 2 of the signage will be coming soon.

Columbaria Update--There has been reservations from members of the Congregation for 15 niches and money collected totaling $18,750.00. Delivery of the Columbaria is expected in 120 days.

Cemetery aerial photos have been taken.

New Business:

Property--Kitchen--There is concern brought up of the cleanliness issues in the kitchen (pest droppings and greasy counters). The mats on the floor are a fall risk. A motion was made by Vickie Eckard and seconded by Gene Frye to shut down the kitchen until properly cleaned and sanitized. Voted and approved.

Request for Van Use--Brenda Duncan is requesting the use of 1 church van for the Women’s Via de Cristo weekend. The Council approved her use of the van.

Names for Nominating Committee and Church Council--The Nominating Committee have 11 names for the ballot and 4 names for Church Council Ballot. Names for Church Council include: Lora Huhn, Phil Barton, Carol Talley, Barry Sullivan, and Ann Kraft.

Adjournment

Motion was made by Pastor Greg and seconded by Chuck Witherspoon to adjourn the meeting. Voted and approved.

The meeting closed with the Lord’s Prayer.

Respectfully submitted,

Tiffani Bolick, President

Kim Ramsey, Secretary

Minutes have not been approved by the Church Council.

Reminders:

Next Council Meeting--September 9, 2018 at 7:00pm.

Copies of Pastor’s Report, Treasurer’s Report, and ministry team reports are available upon request from the Church Council Secretary.

St. Stephens ELCA Council

Minutes of Monthly Meeting September 9, 2018

The meeting was called to order by President Tiffani Bolick. Eleven members were present.

Pastor Greg Brown led discussion of Chapter 2 of the book The Mission Table. The altar table is the place where all kitchen tables unite one day a week.

For the next council meeting, we will read and discuss Chapter 3.

Approval of Minutes

After an amendment to August 2018 Council Minutes to add Barry Sullivan as another name for the Council Ballot, a motion was made by Pastor Greg Brown and seconded by Steve Baker to approve the amended August minutes. Voted and approved.

Treasurer’s Report: Copy on file

There is a year to date shortfall of $26,435.99.

Executive Committee approved $441.00 from inside Endowment for a church member with an immediate need.

Meeting Sept. 20, 2018 to discuss committee budgets for 2019.

Pastor’s Report: Copy on file.

Pastor Greg has continued with his Pastoral care needs of members.

Nov. 10, 2018 is a date we will have a Rummage Sale/Silent Auction. More information to come.

Pastor Greg is on stand-by with the National Guard in South Carolina about possible deployment due to Hurricane Florence.

Oct. 24-Nov. 2: date for Pastor Greg’s continuing education trip to Rome.

Reports from Ministry Teams:

Christian Education (No Meeting)

Congregational Life (Liaison Absent)

Evangelism (Met, nothing to report)

Finance (Liaison Absent)

Property (Report on file)

Lighting fixture change out in the hallway downstairs. $1,760.00 for replacement of light fixtures. Also, $800.00 to install four (4) water saver toilets in downstairs education building. A motion was made by Chuck Witherspoon and seconded by Steve Baker to approve this need totaling $2,560.00 from Capital Improvement Funds. Voted and approved.

Social Ministry (No Meeting)

Stewardship (Liaison Absent)

Worship & Music (Report on File)

Choir Microphone Request: Current microphones are removed from their location a lot and are also a trip hazard with cords. $400.00 each to $800.00 maximum expenditure for 2 microphones. Brent Talley is going to check pricing for the microphones through Music & Arts. A motion was made by Gene Frye and seconded by Linda Baker to purchase 2 microphones not to exceed $800.00. Voted and approved.

Youth (Met, Nothing to report)

Old Business:

Kitchen--Draft of Kitchen cleaning recommendations from Chef Michael Gilbert: Quarterly cleaning of equipment, Mount knives on magnet strip instead of drawer, Pot rack to hang pots above prep tables, Baking sheets should lay top-down under the prep table, Casters on stoves so we can roll out appliances to clean behind them. $10.50 each for 2 magnetic strips for knives, $710.00 for a 2-tiered pot rack. A motion was made by Pastor Greg and seconded by Steve Baker to approve purchase of the items from the Kitchen Fund not to exceed $775.00. Voted and approved.

Kitchen Guidelines--A motion was made by Pastor Greg and seconded by Gene Frye to accept the kitchen cleaning guidelines as recommended by Chef Michael Gilbert. Voted and approved.

Property Punch List/Major Projects--No word from Kevin Ramsey yet on water leakage. The Council broke down focus items for discussion at the November Semi-Annual Congregational meeting. 1: Water Leaks at awnings and gym roof (quotes from Integrity Roofing for $10,000.00 on awning leak and $13,675.00 for gym roof). 2: LED Sign ($28,000.00). 3: Window Replacement (Chuck to get a quote on this). 4: Sanctuary Sound (Pastor Greg to check on cost of this).

**A motion was made by Pastor Greg and seconded by Gene Frye to extend the meeting 15 minutes. Voted and approved.**

Property will also look at getting a cost of bow trusses on the gym roof to go away from a flat roof. More discussion continued on church needs. Committees will work to get more solid figures by the next council meeting to prepare for the November Congregational Meeting.

**A motion was made by Pastor Greg and seconded by Dustin Rushing to extend the council meeting another 15 minutes. Voted and approved.**

New Business:

Update Cemetery by-laws--There will be an addition to the by-laws when a burial takes place, the grave digger needs to replace the sod. Also the church must be contacted before the placement of the tombstone in the cemetery. These updates will be distributed to local funeral home and monument companies. A motion was made by Pastor Greg and seconded by Linda Baker to update the cemetery by-laws about the sod and the tombstones. Voted and approved.

Gym Requests--Randall Clark has a paid coaching service and has requested use of our gym. Executive Committee said “No thanks” to this offer.

Hickory Day School is requesting the use of the gym for 2 days a week for basketball practice Mon/Wed. 6-8pm and Friday 4-6pm for possible games. A motion was made by Dustin Rushing and seconded by Chuck Witherspoon to approve Hickory Day School the use of our gym. Voted and approved.

Establish a Kitchen Committee--Church Council will seek people that will be willing to serve on this committee.

Nominees for Church Council--Candidates for Church Council have received questions to answer for write-ups in the October and November Friendly Visitor so the congregation can learn more about them.

Semi-Annual Congregational Meeting Date-- November 18, 2018 at 9:00am.

Adjournment

Motion was made by Pastor Greg and seconded by Steve Baker to adjourn the meeting. Voted and approved.

The meeting closed with the Lord’s Prayer.

Respectfully submitted,

Tiffani Bolick, President

Kim Ramsey, Secretary

Minutes have not been approved by the Church Council.

Reminders:

Next Council Meeting--October 14, 2018 at 7:00pm.

Copies of Pastor’s Report, Treasurer’s Report, and ministry team reports are available upon request from the Church Council Secretary.

Dates to Remember

October 20 Community Fest

November 10 Missions Fundraiser

November 20 Congregational Meeting

December 1 Project Hope Sharing Day

December 16 Children’s Christmas Play at St. Luke’s

Volunteer Opportunity Spotlight

Centro Latino’s afterschool tutoring program is in full swing. It

is wonderful to see a bright and happy group of children

utilizing the basement of our building. The hours of the

program are 3:00PM - 6:00PM Monday through Thursday. The

children have a snack when they arrive, so tutoring usually

begins around 3:30. Most students have finished their

homework by 5:30 and are then allowed to play until their

parents arrive. So most days, volunteers are only helping for

about two hours. Students from LRU work each day alongside

community volunteers. Volunteers can work whatever days are

convenient for them and they can work with whatever age child

they prefer. Basically you help the child do their homework and

listen to them read for twenty minutes. The one on one attention

is so important and helpful for these children. They all speak

English and are eager to learn. If you are interested in getting

involved, contact the church office.

Kim Frankel

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Social Ministry

Little Something Extra for September collected $158 for the Trinity Village

Activity Fund. In July and August $844 was collected for school supplies for

Murray and St. Stephen’s Elementary Schools. Teachers give so much of their

own time and money so I’m sure all you did was appreciated.

October is the month to help the Women’s Group with Project Hope. This

money will be used to help buy food, clothing and things needed for the give

away on December 1st. Also the Angel Tree in November will be for toys that

we will use for Project Hope. Each Angel will have an age for a girl or boy to

pick toys for. Social Ministry wants to thank you the congregation for all you

do. We are your committee and try to do your work.

God’s Work, Our Hands - September 9th

This was a great success this year. Murray and St. Stephens’s Elementary

received some much needed landscaping work. The Hospice House families

and staff received a wonderful lunch. The Scout Hut had a final cleaning out.

Dennis Eckard worked thru the summer cleaning out personal information of

boys and families as well as cleaning out the downstairs. On this Sunday a

group of volunteers cleaned out the upstairs. At 2:00 in the afternoon, Choir

members as well as many other volunteers went to sing and serve homemade

ice cream to the residents of Trinity Village. It was a wrapped up with a dinner

back at the church. Pastor Greg visited all the sites and showed a video of all

the work sites.

Lenoir Rhyne University Sacred Music and Choir Events

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Attention all Bakers- We are in need of your homemade cakes for the cakewalk

being held on October 20th at our Community Fest. If you can donate a cake

please contact Cathy Baker @ 2536-7035. Please put the cake in a container that

you won’t need returned. Cakes will need to be at the church on Saturday 10/20

by 9:30 am. Thank you in advance for your part in making our Community Fest a

success.

2 Billie McMahan

3 Bryce Hollar

6 Ken Eckard

9 Marshall Bumgarner

10 Linda Bumgarner

11 Bradley Harris

13 Ty Corpening

15 Candy Sexton, Ken Weaver

16 Corky Miller

21 Stacey Eckard

22 Jim Edwards

23 Catherine Morgan

25 Gloria Huffman

26 Linda Reece

27 Gene Frye, Kara Ramsey

28 Donald Bumgarner, Danielle Scott,

Dean Isenhour

29 Tim Gragg, Emily Rector,

Daniel Reece

31 Vickie Eckard

10 Ryan & Heather Baker

17 Tiffani & Andy Bolick

Donald & Nancy Bumgarner

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Dear St. Stephen’s Church Family,

Thank you so very much for your

thoughts, prayers, cards and calls.

This past 1 1/2 years has certainly

brought challenges. But, thoughts of

you special friends always brightens

any day!

Thank you for always remembering

me. I am really looking forward to

getting back to church!

Love,

Beverly Edwards

We need some empty, clean 2 liter

bottles with the lids for Community

Fest. If you have any of the crates to

set them in we could use several of

those too. They can be left in the

hallway outside the office.

Creative Christians Bible

Care Group will be serving

at the Hickory Soup Kitchen

on October 11th from 8-1!

I would like to thank everyone who

made this past Sunday (Sept 30) a

big success. The food was

wonderful and all the help was

greatly appreciated.

Thank you so much. Ann Kraft

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Date: October 20

Time: 10-3

FOOD-GAMES-INFLATABLES-CAKEWALK-

LOCAL MINISTRIES-

MUSIC & MORE

Mark your calendar now!!

FREE COMMUNITY EVENT

For the October Friends of Faith Meeting, we will have a hotdog supper on

Saturday, October 27th at the picnic shelter(weather permitting). If raining it

will be in the Fellowship Hall. We will gather at 5 pm and eat by 5:30. Hosts

will be The Crumps and Carla Tucker and Malcolm. Please RSVP by Friday

October 19th to either The Crumps at 256-9674 or crumpfamily@charter.net

or to Carla at carlatucker@charter.net. Hope to see you there for good food

and fellowship.

Our St. Stephen's Fellowship Club will meet Saturday, October 13 at 5:00.

Please come and join us for a Soup and Sandwich, Apple Dapple Cake and

Coffee dinner and, of course, fun and fellowship.

Project Help

Reminder about our Christmas project here at the church.

Sponsored by the Sarah Circle and Social Ministry we will

collect items from now thru November.

Our distribution date will be Saturday, December 2nd.

We need toys (watch for tree outside the Chapel), hats,

coats, gloves, blankets. Also food and personal hygiene

items(see list below)

Any questions see Carol Talley

Personal Hygiene Meal

Toothbrush Canned Ham (non refrig)

Toothpaste Green Beans (large cans)

Deodorant Boxed Mac & Cheese

Shampoo (family size) Canned Fruit

Bar Soap

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To: St. Stephen’s ELCA members, especially the women

From: Margaret Yount, leader of Brownie G.S. Troop 10159

I am sure all of you are aware there were no meetings this past

year. It was because no girls registered as Brownies for Troop 10159

even though the available adults did register. Remember the old

saying “all good things have to come to an end sometime”? Well, I tell

you having a Brownie troop was in deed a good thing. But I have

decided to give up being the leader of this troop because of my age

and desire not to drive at night alone. I personally do not know of any

person willing and ready at this time to take over the leadership of

the troop. It was formed in December 1959 by the Lutheran Church

Women at St. Stephen’s.

I could not have been the troop ‘s leader for 57 years without the

help of my parents, co-leaders, troop committee members, cookie

chairpersons, church van drivers, and parents of Brownies helping

with trips and camping outings. Thanks to all who helped in ay way.

Also, thanks for all the things manyof you donated to be used with

the Scout activities.

All the items I collected over the years that were not used has

been cleaned out of the closets and G.S. storage. Another leader took

many items left by the troops that met here over the years to other

troop leaders, the Hickory Resource Center and to the recycling

center.

Thanks to all the parents and grandparents of the girls I enjoyed

having as Brownies in Troop 10159. Also, thank you for the boys and

girls I taught in Sunday School and Vacation Bible School for many

years. I will enjoy the pictures I have made of all of them as well as

church events. Thanks for all the gifts and love and attention I

received from all the children in my past. Thanks for the plaques I

received from the church as well as the Girl Scout Council that I will

always cherish. I made this my motto many years ago:

Let me be where children are; I’ll never miss a cloud or star

Never miss a stone or flower, if I am with them one small hour

Let me be where children play, for laughter surely runs that way

Let me be where children sing, for there is God’s eternal spring.

Sunday Monday 1 5:30 Zumba-FH

Tuesday 2 4-6 = ESL FH 7 Men’s BBall

Wednesday 3 6:30 Handbells 6:30-8 ESL- Comp Lab

Thursday 4

Friday 5

Saturday

6

7 8 Worship -Chapel 9 Childrens Music 9:15 SS & B Care 9:30 Children’s SS 10:30 Worship - Sanctuary

8 5:30 Zumba-FH 7 Sarah Circle

9 9 Good Cheer 10 Mary Circle 4-6 ESL - FH 7 Men’s BBall 7 Creative Christians

10 5:30 Chapel Choir 6:30 Centro Latino Board - CR 6:30 Handbells 6:30-8 ESL- Comp Lab 7:30 Chancel Choir

11 8-1 Creative Christians @ Soup Kitchen 4-5:30 Spanish Class-Comp Lab 7 Men’s BBall

12

13 5 Fellowship Club- FH

14 8 Worship-Chapel 9 Children’s Music 9:15 BC & SS 9:30 Children’s SS 10Worship - Sanctuary 1-4 Baker Reunion 3-5 Christmas Practice-St Luke’s

15 5:30 Zumba

16 5 Community Fest Planning - Property 7 Men’s BBall

17 5:30 Chapel Choir 6:30 Handbells 6:30-8 ESL- Comp Lab 7:30 Chancel Choir

18 4-5:30 Spanish Class-Comp Lab 7 Men’s BBall

19 Set Up Community Fest

20

COMMUNITY FEST

21 8 Worship -Chapel 9 Children ‘s Music 9:15 SS & B Care 9:30 Children’s SS 10:30 Worship - Sanctuary 2 Christian Ed 3-5 Christmas Practice

22 5:30 Zumba

23 7 Men’s BBall 7 Creative Christians

24 5:30 Chapel Choir 6:30 Handbells 6:30-8 ESL- Comp Lab 7:30 Chancel Choir

25 4-5:30 Spanish Class-Comp Lab 7 Men’s BBall

26

27 Friends In Faith 5:30 - Wienie Roast

28 8 Worship -Chapel 9 Children’s Music 9:15 SS & B Care 9:30 Children’s SS 10:30 Worship - Sanctuary 2 Worship & Music 4:30 Property 3-5 Christmas Practice

29 5:30 Zumba

30 7 Men’s BBall

31 5:30 Chapel Choir 6:30 Handbells 6:30-8 ESL- Comp Lab 7:30 Chancel Choir

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Servants of the Lord

GREETER—8:00 LAY READER—8:00 NURSERY– 8:00

7 Cathy Fox 14 Cathy Fox 21 Tiffani Bolick 28 Ann Kraft

7 Ann Kraft 14 Kathy Powell 21 Ramona Baker 28 Elaine Frye

7 Regina Reece 14 Cathy Ollis 21 Sharon Miller 28 Regina Reece

WORSHIP ASSISTANT—10:30 ACOLYTE—10:30

7 Terry Gilbert 14 Carol Talley 21 Vickie Eckard 28 Brenda Duncan

7 Henley Huhn 14 Katie Ramsey 21 Mia Sexton 28 Ray Rushing

LAY READER—10:30 COMMUNION ASSISTANT- 10:30 NURSERY—10:30

7 Terry Gilbert 14 Linda Baker 21 Sandy Barton 28 Brenda Duncan

Judy Fincannon & Carl Baker 7 Pat Patton 14 Carolyn Haas/Kara R. 21 Leesa Godfrey 28 Lora Huhn

SOUND CONTROL - 10:30 ALTAR ASSISTANT ALTAR GUILD

7 Bruce Godfrey 14 Wayne Long 21 Greg Deitz 28 Steve Baker

7 Kathy Smith 14 Carla Tucker 21 Kim Frankel 28 Inez Gilbert

Billie McMahan &

Helen Miller

USHERS

*Chuck Witherspoon, *Kevin Ramsey, Marshall Bumgarner, Chad Putnam, Richard Huffman, Don Crump

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Remember in Prayer

In Nursing Homes:

Trinity Village (Lutheran Home, Springs Road) -

Shirley Dellinger - #905 (Dogwood), Earlene Newton - #902 (Dogwood),

Juanita Deitz - #607 Edith Icard - #312

Trinity Ridge (Mountain View) Tammy Falcone - #201

Brookdale (across from Pinecrest) Pat Hedrick - #306

At Home: Catherine Morgan, Jay Lee Eckard, Harold Eckard

Family and Friends: Janet Stinson, Leon Baker, Julie Kanipe, Ruth Dietz, Linda

Richards, Nancy Jo Brooks, Elbert Pope, Richard Rushing, Susan Hoke Lee,

Margie Powell, Anne Williams, Jackston Brown, Vickie Morgan, Nancy & Dee Dee

Pope, Viola Gross, Beverly Edwards, Sylvia Hoke, Larry Cook, Mindy Herman,

Frank Hedrick, Susan Shelor, Anita Isenhour, Ralph Baker

Martha Witherspoon, Larry Kruger, Eric Owens, Debbie Dellinger, Ayvin Cable,

Chris Owens, Sherry Huffman, Edith Icard, Shirley Dellinger, Cathy Baker, Kim

Ramsey, Michael Yount-Sandy Barton’s grandson, Beverly Edwards, Tim Hollar,

David Houston, Glenn Hathcock, Melvin George, Angie Asherbraner

Others: All those affected by the violence in our country and abroad, All who

are hungry, All who are homeless

Bereavement: The Family of James Bailey, The Family of Bobby Ramsey, The

Family of Olivia Hedrick

Global Missions: Stephen Bryant, Sean Bryant

Armed Forces:

U.S. Navy: PO3 Logan Miller, Little Creek, VA; IS2 Chris Powell, Oahu, HI; CPO

Matt Creech, Bahrain; UNSN Madison Patton, CA

U.S. Marines: Cpl. Andy Hance, Hawaii; Captain Nathan Carpenter; Cpt. John

Teague, Kuwait; Staff Sgt. Justin Curl, Cherry Point, NC

U.S. Air Force Nathan Bridges, (Ret.- Hungary)

Please contact the church office to make changes to this list

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