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February 2018

Trinity United Methodist Church

Trinity Tidings “Life in the Son”

IN THIS ISSUE

A Pastor’s Pondering 1

Music Ministry News

Treasurer’s Report

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Congregational Fellowship

Pancake Supper

Valentine Reception

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Amplified News

Light Keepers’ News

UMW News

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5

Missions

Crafters’ Thank You

UMM News

Ins and Outs

PEP Club

Trustees’ Korner

Super Bowl Sub Sale

February Concert Series

Valentine’s Dinner Dance

St. Patrick’s Upcoming Parade

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Congregational Prayers

February Birthdays

February Anniversaries

10

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Our Service Workers 11

Worship Services

Business Hours

Church Staff

Trinity Special Events

12

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Items for

February: Peanut

Butter and Jelly

A Pastor’s Ponderings Well folks, it’s that time of year again; you know… Love is in the air! It

is February, the month of love, Valentine’s Day, Cupid and his piercing arrows.

It is time to say, “I love you and Roses are red, violets are blue, sugar is sweet

and so are you.” Pretty soon you will see it all - red hearts, pink roses, balloons,

cards, candy, and animals that sing songs of love. I remember as a child making

special valentines for my parents and grandparents. It is such a special time!

Store shelves soon will overflow with symbols of love. They began the

day after New Year's to get ready for Valentine’s Day. Do you know that more

roses are sold on that day than any other day in the year? All over the world, it

is the day that people show their love for someone special. Valentine’s Day is a

great occasion to express love and appreciation for any of our loved ones, but it

is just as important to show little acts of kindness the other 364 days of the year.

My question is, “Why wait?” I can do without a dancing gorilla singing

Love Me Tender, but I sure would miss getting that hug and kiss from Laurie if

it was only given one time a year. Why wait? I am thankful to have two

children who show their love openly. I love Dow and Emma’s nightly ritual

when they say, “Good Night, Dad. I love you.” I pray that they will never grow

out of that! Love does not wait! I guess that is because we only have today.

We are not promised tomorrow.

It means a lot when family and friends want to spend time with you,

share a meal, or just talk. God tells us in scripture how much He loves us. He

promises never to leave or forsake us, to answer us when we call, day or night.

He never slumbers nor sleeps. We need to tell Him how much we love Him 365

days a year as well.

Flowers will die. Candy gets eaten. Balloons will pop. Stuffed animals

may stop singing. Cards may get lost or thrown away, but the love that is shared

with one another, and God’s love for us, will never pass away. May you find

little ways to show some acts of kindness to those you love before and after

Valentine’s Day this year. Let love be in the air at all times!

Reverend Michael Ritter

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TREASURER’S REPORT (DECEMBER 2017)

Music Ministry News I saw something the other day that was talking about how quickly time goes by. It said that January is

almost over; February lasts only a couple of days; Easter will be here soon, followed by the 4th of July.

Summer will be over, and we will start decorating for Christmas. 2018 is almost done. This is so funny but

in a way very true. We have to plan for the next season while we are in this one. I started thinking about

music for Lent and Easter several weeks before Christmas, and I am already looking at music for summer

and patriotic songs. You must be a step ahead. If not careful, I can get confused about what season we are

currently in.

This month not only starts the Lenten Season but also the choir will be doing another evening concert. Ash

Wednesday is on February 14th. This starts the season of Lent. The choir will do special music each Sunday in Lent,

which goes through the last Sunday of March, which is Palm Sunday, the beginning of Holy Week. (More about that

next month)

On Sunday evening, February 25th, the choir will do a concert in the Concert Series. We plan to do some very fun

songs that I am sure everyone will enjoy. If you attended the last concerts and enjoyed them, I hope you not only will

attend this one but also spread will the word. Music is a great way to spend time, whether singing or listening. It brings

out many emotions and can make you feel things that you might not have even been aware were there. Please put this

date on your calendar and make plans now to join us. I know you will enjoy yourself. Watch for a concert next month

for the handbells and orchestra. The handbells will also play during the morning service the second Sunday of

February, which is the 11th.

Thanks,

Melody

Total Income YTD $ 701,382.00

Total Income YTD Budgeted $ 573,114.00

Income Over Budgeted Amount $ 128,268.00

Total Expenses YTD $ 631,808.00

Total Expenses YTD Budget $ 576,114.00

Expenses OVER Budget YTD $ 55,694.00

Apportionments Budgeted YTD $ 58,888.00

Apportionments Actually Paid YTD $ 58,888.00

Weekly Needs’ Average Budgeted 2017 $ 11,021.00

Weekly Actual Average Giving 2017 $ 13,488.00

Worship Committee:

Worship Committee meeting is on Thursday, the 15th, at 10 in the AG Greene building.

Name and Number Please

The new year of 2018 has begun, and we

wish to thank you for using the new enve-

lope system and putting your name and

number on the envelope. That is a great

help in being sure you get credit for your

contributions. If you have not picked up

your envelopes yet, please contact Leslie

Volpe, our administrative assistant, to

arrange to pick them up. If you would like

to pick them up on Sunday, she will arrange

to leave them in the back hallway. If you

do not pick them up on the Sunday you

requested them, please call or email the

church to arrange for another Sunday.

Again, thanks for remembering to put your

name and number on the envelope, or if you

just write a check, on your check.

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Once again we'll be serving those delicious

pancakes on Shrove Tuesday. The date is

Tuesday, February 13th, from 5 to 7 pm.

The cost remains the same - $5.00 for

adults and children ten and younger eat

free.

We'll be mailing 5 tickets to everyone the end of January,

and we ask that you purchase them. You can always give

some to family, neighbors and friends. And, again, all

proceeds will go to A Relay for Life.

This has always been a fun night. So, mark your

calendars and plan to join us. We promise good food and

fellowship. You'll be happy you came.

Hope to see you there!

As you know, Trinity just completed a

very successful blood drive. One for April

is already scheduled, and we look forward

to making it even more successful.

Trinity is looking to advance the opportunities to help

our church family. As you know, we do blood pressure

testing once a month as well as CPR training at least

once a year. We now have two volunteers who are doing

these programs, but more help is needed if we are to

expand other areas of screening.

If you are interested, please contact the Church Office

at 843-272-5236.

Wednesday Night Fellowship

6:00pm Let’s eat!!! Please come out and enjoy

good food and some fellowship with

your church family. In February, we will

have our family fellowship meal every

Wednesday of the month. Come out and

enjoy the fun!

Please RSVP by Monday by 12 noon

so that we can prepare.

February Fellowship Dates: February 7, 14, 21, 28

Special Valentine Reception !! The Trinity Congregation celebrates the lives and smiles of our Special Valentines.

Those “four score and ten plus” Trinity members are:

Bill Ambrose John Goodman Julia O’Brien

Polly Ambrose Carolyn Hardwick Janet Osgood

Loretta Amspacher Chafer Honea Luther Pearsall

Marge Duffy Joyce Honea Catherine Hay Smith

Berniece Dunnagan Annie Martin Clifford Steis

Ginny White ALL ARE WELCOME AT THE RECEPTION FEB 11th FOLLOWING THE LAST SERVICE!

CONGREGATIONAL CARE

Congregational Care offers several answers to questions.

How do I get to my doctor's appointment?

Will the church keep in touch even if I can't always

attend?

Will someone recognize my need for prayer if I'm

sick, have a birthday, or am grieving for a family

loss?

Will I be able to have the communion brought to me? Make a call to the church, leave a message for Debbie

Snow or call Marianne Vandawalker (843-945-0866).

Many on our teams are ready to serve your family needs.

If we don't know, we can't serve, and we LOVE to serve.

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24 Hours That Changed the World

This study takes a look into the day leading up to the crucifixion of Jesus.

This study will both remind of Christ’s great love for us as well as prepare

us for Easter.

Thursdays at 6 pm beginning Feb. 15th with Pastors Michael, Ed and Dan

Sunday Nights from 5 pm - 6:30 pm starting Jan. 7th

All elementary aged kids are welcome!

Jesus tells us in John 8 that He is the light of the world! What a great feeling to know that no matter

where we are or what we are facing we always have His light to help us through it. We are never alone!

We hope that on Sunday nights children through lessons, crafts , music and games learn more about

their savior who loves them. We are all His Light keepers!

(We will not be meeting February 18th due to the holiday weekend.)

Trinity’s Youth program is up and running! All Middle and High School students are invited to join us. We are meeting Sunday nights from 5pm until 6:30 pm.

Our theme verse for the year is Colossians 1:10 which tells us if we live a life pleasing to God we bear fruit and grow in knowledge of our creator! What an incredible

goal to strive for. We will integrate music, scripture, prayer and plenty of fun along the way also.

Education Committee

Meeting February 6th

at 5:30 pm

Sign up for this study by filling out the insert on Sunday or contacting the church office.

YOUTH PRAYER BREAKFASTS will be here soon.

Like last year we will be meeting at the McDonalds

across from Barefoot Landing at 7:00 am for prayer,

devotion and breakfast. Our first breakfast will be

Thursday, February 22nd.

Sunday, February 4th, our Light keepers

and Amplified will be holding a Super Bowl

party here in the Fellowship Hall. They will

meet at 5 pm, so they will still have time for

their normal programming and can watch

the Super Bowl after. Parents are welcome

to join us at 6 pm for the game.

Amplified is trying to build a

well! On Super Bowl Sunday, if

you have a few extra dollars,

drop it into one of the Soup Pots

as you leave the service assigned

to the Patriots or the Eagles.

Hopefully, we will raise enough

to build a well!

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News from the United Methodist Women

Dot Jordan Circle will meet on Tuesday, February 13th in the AG Green Building immediately after

the Shrove Pancake Supper. Andrea will be the hostess, and all women are welcome.

Love Circle will meet on Thursday, February 1st at 9:30 am at the home of Sarah Hipp. Jill Moore

will make a special presentation about writing for the Upper Room. New guests are welcome.

Susanna Wesley Circle will meet on Tuesday, February 6th in the Fellowship Hall at 9:30 am for

social time, with the meeting at 10 am. We welcome all ladies.

Purpose: The organized unit of UNITED METHODIST WOMEN shall be a community of women

whose PURPOSE is to know God and to experience freedom as whole persons through Jesus Christ;

to develop a creative, supportive fellowship; and to expand concepts of mission through participation

in the global ministries of the Church.

Membership is open to any woman who indicates her desire to belong and to participate in the

global mission of the church through United Methodist Women. You are welcome to any/all of the

upcoming events and meetings.

January was a very active UMW month as it included the District training of officers, our formal

installation of Trinity UMW Officers before the church, a very well-attended general meeting that

featured speakers about the J-1 Foreign Student Program and the State/District/Local focus upon

Mass Incarceration/Criminal Justice. Seven UMW ladies are committed to attend Mini-Mission U.

Missionary Becky Ruland and guests provided a fine overview of the status and dangers to the 5,000

foreign J-1 Student Workers who arrive on the Grand Strand every summer to work and ex-

perience America. She talked about the dangers, the isolation, and the opportunities for us to be-

come involved in helping these “young future leaders” see the positive side of America, experience

the Love of Christ in action, and return to their homes after having had a “positive” experience. Vol-

unteers are needed for a variety of tasks, forms are available on the UMW Bulletin Board, and you

are encouraged to contact Susan Douglas for more information and details.

Upcoming Dates:

Sun, Feb 11th Reception for Special Valentines, hosted by Susanna Wesley Circle

Sat, Feb 17th Grand Strand Cluster Meeting hosted by Trinity UMW

Tues, Feb 20th (Feb 27th Weather Delay Date) SC UMW Legislative Day - Epworth

Come to learn more about our Quality Education and Mass Incarceration focus!

Registration forms posted. Carpooling available. Contact Linda Eichenbaum.

May 17 – 20 United Methodist Assembly in Columbus, Five Trinity ladies have already

committed to attend this quadrennial meeting. If you are interested in joining us,

please contact Trish Lucas, Debbie Snow, or Nancy Banaian and see materials posted on the

UMW Bulletin Board.

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Thank You, Trinity!

The members of the Trinity Crafters wish to thank the

many congregational members who contributed to our

successful Fall and Holiday Craft Shows through

donations of materials, skills, crafts, baked goods, and

most importantly, through their purchasing support.

Since our first Holiday Bazaar netted $500 in 2004 and in

the years since, our fellowship group has grown in skill,

imagination, and numbers, and we have now contributed

more than $33,000 to local missions and more than

$19,000 to Trinity for our Building Fund and ASAP.

In 2017, we distributed $3,300 to the following programs:

Armed Services Assistance Program (ASAP)

Eastern Carolina Coalition Against Human Trafficking

Fostering Hope

North Strand Helping Hand

North Strand Mobile Meals

North Strand Salkehatchie Scholarships

Sea Haven for Youth

Teen Angels

Trinity Pastor’s Discretionary Fund

Trinity UMC Building Fund

Trinity Crafters meet on Wednesdays from 10 am – noon

in the AG Greene Building, followed by an optional,

Dutch treat lunch at a local restaurant. We have a wonder-

ful time fellowshipping with one another are sharing

prayer concerns while working on projects to support our

church and community. Any ladies are welcome to drop in

to join us at any time. You do not have to be a

professional to participate.

All are welcome, both the “skilled” and the “willing.”

Mission Ministry News February 2018 Peanut Butter & Jelly - ASAP needs both peanut butter and jelly. Please pick some up and bring it

to the church. Thanks for your help.

American Flags – If you have an old or tattered American flag that needs to be disposed of properly,

you can drop it off at the church. They will be taken to the VFW where they will be burned in a special

ceremony.

Mobile Meals – Trinity’s dates for 2018 are March 5-9, May 14-18, July 23-27, October 1-5 and

December 10-14. If you have any questions about this program, please contact Bob Scudder at

843-602-2568. Bob also needs volunteers. You would work four hours one day during the week that we

are responsible for delivery. Also, Mobile Meals is looking for drivers to drive one day every other

week. If you can help, please call Bob.

Pop-Tops - We are still collecting aluminum pop-tops. I recently sold 8 lbs. (That’s a lot of pop-tops.)

We don’t get much for them, but what we do get is donated to the Ronald McDonald house. If you want

to help, start saving the pop-tops and every few months bring them to the church and leave for Frank

Autry.

Overnight Emergency Shelter – Volunteers (men and women) are needed to spend an occasional

night in the AG Green Building with the homeless seeking shelter from the cold weather. Please

contact Gerry Ferguson or Gary Clemons if you would be willing to help out.

Upcoming Mission Opportunities:

Ongoing through February – Let’s dig some wells.

April – Shoes that grow

Thanks for all you do to support the mission projects of this church.

If you have any questions or suggestions for your Mission Committee, please contact Frank Autry at

843-685-1190 or FA0330@hotmail.com.

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Pep Club will be held Feb. 15th at 11:45 am in the

Fellowship Hall. The menu will be meatball subs.

Please bring a side salad and/or cherry or

strawberry dessert to share. Coffee, tea, and water will be

furnished. The speaker will be a cardiologist from Sea

Coast Medical Center. Please sign up with the insert in the

bulletin so that we can have enough food for everyone. We

look forward to seeing you! If you have questions, call at

Betsy Wahl 315-576-8209.

News from the PEP Club (People Enjoying People)

News from the United Methodist Men Next Meeting: February 18, 2018 @ 9:35 in the Fellowship Hall! Hope to see all men come and be a part of serving

God by using the talents he has given you to serve others.

First activity for the year is to prepare and serve the 5th Wednesday (Jan 31) night meal!

The UMM will be selling subs for the Super Bowl on February 4th . Thanks to Alan Faulkenberry for taking charge

of this project. If anyone has a question, please contact Alan or any of the officers. The money raised will go to sup-

port our church and in serving others. The support of the congregation is appreciated!

The plans for the March meeting are to invite the spouse and/or guest and to have Ed and his boys come and play mu-

sic for us. We will get the information out as soon as plans are final.

The officers for this year are Neal Krumme, President; Don Wehr, Vice President; Lee Hitchcock, Secretary; Mike

Walters, Treasurer. Feel free to contact any of the offices for information about the UMM.

Thanks

Neal Krumme, President

Ins and Outs

Golf anyone??? Join us for a fun round of

golf on Mondays during February. Check

the weekly bulletin for times and locations.

Players of any ability level are welcome.

Come join our Bridge Group. We are

always looking for more players. We meet

at 9:30 am on Wednesdays in AG Greene

for a great time, meeting new friends and

having fun! All skill levels are welcome.

Euchre

Easy to learn and fun to play. You can talk and play at the same

time. We meet in AG Greene on Thursday afternoons at

2:00 pm for fun and great fellowship.

Please call one of us if you are interested!

Sandy Hahn: 843-390-0444

Bob Scudder: 843-602-2568

Trinity Reading Group The Trinity Book Club meets on the

second Monday of each month at 9:00 am

at Plantation Pancake House, 2001 Hwy.

17 South in NMB. The reading group has decided to

change its format. We will meet to discuss books we

have read, talk about movies we’ve seen and exchange

our thoughts and share books. Good fellowship, good

fun and good books - all are welcome, both men and

women.

Rummikub

Rummikub is on Wednesdays at 2:00 pm

at the church in the Fellowship Hall, and

then we will be ready for the Wednesday

night dinner.

Men (and we need a few more) as well as

women are invited. Don’t be left out. We can use a

few more men.

Call Joyce Davis @ 843-249-6778 to sign up.

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TRUSTEES’ KORNER

Mark your calendars to attend our annual clean-up party on Saturday, MARCH 10th ! Volunteers will be needed for

all areas of our facilities.

We had a very productive 2017:

Window replacement and the addition of our new video cameras in the Sanctuary.

The parsonage got a new shower, new flooring and is scheduled to have the kitchen remodeled. We also expanded

the patio and have started installation of an outside shower.

AG Greene Bldg. got some new gutters and soffits to repair the rotting wood. New floors were installed in the AG

Greene Bldg. as well.

Many other items were addressed to keep our busy church in use for all our needs.

THANKS TO ALL of you as we were able to complete these projects, AND, BEST OF ALL, WE WERE ABLE TO

PAY OFF THE $60,000 LINE OF CREDIT WE HAD UTILIZED.

Should you have any questions or concerns let us know. The trustees for 2018 :

Terry Fletcher – Chairman

Tom Kelser – Vice Chairman

Ann Ramsey – Secretary

Committee assignments were made as follows:

Education Building – Jan Knorr Parsonage – Cliff Bass

Sanctuary – Curt Roberts Security Team – Tom Kelser

Air, Heating, Inspections – Ann Ramsey Church Exterior and Landscaping - Billy Jones

Kitchen and Fellowship Hall – Neal Krumme AG Greene Building – Estelle Barentine Terry

TUMM’S KENT MAYNARD MEMORIAL

SUPER BOWL SUB SALE

The Trinity Methodist Men’s group will be having the annual Super Bowl Sub Sandwich sale on

Sunday, February 4th. Order forms will be placed in the church bulletin on Sunday, the 21st and again

on Sunday, the 28th. You may also pick up an order form from the church office. Completed order

forms can be placed in the offering plate during the Sunday service or you may turn it in later to the of-

fice. Pay no money when you place your order. Pay when you pick up your subs on the 4th.

The sub sandwiches will be available for pick up in the Fellowship Hall on Sunday, February 4th after

the 8:30 am service and the 11:00 am service. The subs are $6.00 each, and all proceeds will go to

support the various ministries of the church.

Thanks for your support.

Alan Faulkenberry

Trinity United Methodist Men

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FEBRUARY MUSIC “My Funny Valentine” is the

theme for this year’s

Valentine’s Day event. On

Saturday, February 10th from

6:00 pm to 8:30 pm we are

going to enjoy one of the

most memorable events ever

at Trinity United Methodist Church. There will be a

full meal starting at 6 pm; this will be followed by

singing and dancing along with an array of fun-filled

games.

We are requesting that you bring in for display the

most hilarious photograph that you have of you or your

spouse for the funniest Valentine ever contest.

All of those gathered will vote by applause, and the

winner will receive a wonderful prize. We will also

have a newlywed and “a not so” newlywed game. This

all will be topped off by a Crazy Legs’ recognition

contest with only male contestants.

Musical entertainment will be provided by the Daniel

family and maybe a few surprise guests. Last year’s

Valentine’s Day function was phenomenal; this one is

going to be even better. The donation for the meal and

all of the evening’s events is just $10 per individual

and $15 per couple.

Tickets will be available in the church office starting

February 1st. For more information, please contact

Reverend Ed at 843-421-7257 or the church office at

843-272-5236.

Helping Our

Members

2017!

Trinity UMC Evangelism Community Affairs Team will

participate in the 30th annual NMB St. Patrick’s Day Festival

on March 17, 2018. At the festival we will provide bottled

water, candy, games and prizes for everyone. We will also

hand out over 1200 letters with information about Trinity

United Methodist Church and the exciting current events that

are happening now and the growth of our congregation.

We are growing in numbers each day, and we need more

volunteers to help us make these and other events happen.

Please contact me, Jackie Stanley, at 336-816-3539 or e-mail

jstanl0@yahoo.com to volunteer and help with one of our

committees.

I personally would like to thank Trinity UMC and each and

everyone who volunteers time, efforts and money to make this

such a successful event. God Bless you all.

Jackie Stanley

St. Patrick’s Day Parade and Festival

30th Annual St. Patrick’s Day Parade & Festival

Main Street, North Myrtle Beach, SC 29582

Saturday, March 17, 2018

Parade: 9 a.m.

Festival: 11 a.m. – 4 p.m.

Free Admission | Free Parking

February 25th Concert Series

“I love music” is the call of the evening as the Trinity

chancel choir performs songs that you probably won't hear

on Sunday mornings.

I doubt that anybody can deny the quality of music that we

are blessed with each Sunday from a choir, orchestra, and

bell choir. Their addition to the service is so spiritually

uplifting. However, you have not heard the full extent of

their talents and gifts until you catch one of their evening

performances. You will be blessed with a variety of music

performed by multi-talented vocalists and instrumentalists.

Every one of these types of performances by our chancel

choir has been spectacular. I can assure you that on this

night you will be overwhelmingly entertained and blessed.

Please mark your calendars for this free night out and

bring your friends and family.

For more information, please contact Reverend Ed at

843-421-7257 or the church office at 843 272-5236.

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Pastor/Congregational Prayer Program The pastor and we as the congregation are always in prayer for others. Now we have the opportunity to pray

for other members of our congregation every week. Six names of families/members will be drawn at random,

and we will pray for these individuals and their families. Below are the names of the members selected for

February:

Week of February 4

Pam Arndt

Linda and Richard Jones

Annie Martin

Karen Margolin

Patricia and Michael Mahaney

Jane and Quinn Marinacci

Week of February 11

Bonnie and Martin MacQueen

Cindy and Billy Jones

Ashley Owens and John Mayer

Jean and Don Frye

Barbara Jones

Gerry and Douglas Ferguson

Week of February 18 Wanda and Calvin Furr

David Dickson

Garry Massey

Sherri and Bailey Richard

Millie Doud

Brenda and Dickie Anthony

Week of February 25

Mary Anne and Donald Furcillo

Darlene and Bubba Collins

Frank Fussell

Marjorie Deluca

Betty Ann Sharp

Rose and W.R. Massey

Don & Marsha Wehr 02/08

James & Patricia Sanderford 02/10

John & Carolyn Flynn 02/13

Elayne & Harold Denis 02/14

Hank & Gerry Myers 02/22

Rick & Deanna Rickert 02/26

Joe & Jane Derus 02/27

Edmond & Blondie Mae Daniel 02/28

Anna Coggeshall 02/01

Laura Conte 02/02

Michael Bryan Kissel 02/02

Bruce Campbell 02/03

Ashley Cox-Gainey 02/03

Stanley Gasque 02/03

Carolyn Shores 02/03

Tom Stone 02/03

Kathy Krauss 02/04

Jay Leskowicz 02/05

Donna C. Allen 02/06

Fred Schaefer 02/07

Andrew Courtney 02/08

Barbara Fara 02/08

David Hughes LLL 02/08

Patricia Mahaney 02/08

Janis Ortmeyer 02/09

William Rautner 02/09

Calvin Furr 02/10

Betty Phebus 02/10

Bryan Coggeshall 02/11

Arabella Mayer 02/11

Jeannie Reeder 02/11

Betsy Wahl 02/11

Ward Lemmon 02/12

Blondie Mae Daniel 02/14

Kyle Goulet 02/14

Diane Holleran 02/14

Aubrey Apple Jr 02/15

Edward Cunningham 02/15

Lawson Smith 02/15

Rose Hughes 02/16

Libby Kyzer 02/16

Bobby Yates 02/16

Michael Curry 02/17

Anna Gibbons 02/17

Dolan Dull 02/19

James Sanderford 02/20

Bob Erway 02/22

Sarabeth Richardson 02/22

Michael Oliver 02/24

Edward Prince 02/24

Bob Hall 02/25

Michael Mahaney 02/25

Tavener Threatte 02/25

Kevin Dyer 02/26

Shane Faulk 02/26

Edward Prince IV 02/26

Bob Fountain 02/27

William Schafer 02/27

Rodney Williams 02/27

Bobby Lewis 02/28

Catherine Hay Smith 02/28

Ronald Zorn 02/28

February

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•Bulletin info is due at noon on Wednesday each week.

•March Newsletter information is due by February 20th!!!

•Upper Room devotional booklets are in the Narthex.

ACOLYTES

8:30 am 11:00 am 2/4 Hayley Hughes Dow Ritter

Kaitlyn Williams - Crucifer Tanner Collins - Crucifer

2/11 Brayden Powers Edwin Martin

Shane Mathis - Crucifer Bryan Fields - Crucifer

2/18 Brianna Wood Katie Slapnik

Lauren Mathis - Crucifer Jayla Gore - Crucifer

2/25 Faith Goff Kaitlyn Williams

Jordyn Wood - Crucifer Jordan Coates - Crucifer

USHERS

8:30 am 2/4 Sam Conte (Capt.), Laura Conte, Jill Krumme, Millie Doud

2/11 Steve Huggins (Capt.), Lucy Huggins, Julia Smith, Kenneth McIver

2/18 Neal Krumme (Capt.), Jill Krumme, Tom Kelser, Connie Kelser

2/25 Aubrey Apple (Capt.), Pam Apple, Ross Knorr, Jan Knorr

11:00 am 2/4 Deborah Rhyne (Capt.), Scott Keziah, Elaine Berard, Ken Ledbetter, John Bouton, Bob Hall, Laurie Nunnery

2/11 Frank Autry (Capt.), Deborah Rhyne, Margaret Philemon, Sue Warbutton, John Bouton, Bob Hall, Laurie Nunnery

2/18 Ken Ledbetter (Capt.), Deborah Rhyne, Jackie Stanley, Margaret Philemon, John Bouton, Bob Hall, Laurie Nunnery

2/25 Scott Keziah (Capt.), Sue Warbutton, Bob Miller, Deborah Rhyne, John Bouton, Bob Hall, Laurie Nunnery

COMMUNION ASSISTANTS ON FEB. 4th FEBRUARY ALTAR GUILD

8:30 am 11:00 am Sharon Porter, Janet Osgood, Sandra Hahn Jean Frye Frank Farrington Marty Slapnik

Don Frye Peggy Farrington Terry Slapnik

Lucy Huggins Sharon Porter Anne Zehr

Steve Huggins Jayne Mason Georgia Jackson

CHILDREN’S CHURCH LEADERS

8:30 am Leader 8:30 am Helper 11:00 am Leader 11:00 am Helper 2/4 No Children’s Church No Children’s Church

2/11 Jean Frye Sandra Roberts Sharon Porter

2/18 Val Davis Val Davis Betty Autry

2/25 Charles Pruett Judy Phillips Charles Pruett

W o r k e r s

JUST A REMINDER

Please take note of the Sundays you and your

family members are scheduled to serve.

If you are unable to serve,

please find a replacement and

notify the church office of the change.

Thank you for being a part of Sunday services.

We do appreciate your time and effort!

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Trinity United Methodist Church

706 Fourteenth Avenue South

North Myrtle Beach, South Carolina 29582

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North Myrtle Beach, SC 29707

If you are interested in becoming a member of

Trinity UMC, please contact the church office.

Life in the Son

Or Current Resident

FEBRUARY 2018

NEWSLETTER

Super Bowl Sub Sandwich sale

February 4th

After 8:30 am & 11:00 service am

My Funny Valentine Dinner Dance

February 10th, 6:00 pm to 8:30 pm

Fellowship Hall

“Four Score plus Ten” Valentine Reception

February 11th after the last service

Fellowship Hall

Shrove Pancake Supper

February 13th, 5:00 pm to 7:00 pm

Fellowship Hall

Ash Wednesday Services

February 14th, 12 noon & 7:00 pm

Sanctuary

Trinity Choir Concert Series

February 25th, 6:30 pm

Sanctuary

Trinity United Methodist Church

706 14th Avenue South

North Myrtle Beach, South Carolina 29582

Phone: 843-272-5236 Fax: 843-272-0926

E-mail: trinity@trinitynmb.com

Website: www.trinitynmb.com

Sunday Worship Services:

8:30 am 11:00 am Traditional (Sanctuary)

11:00 am Encounter Worship Service (Fellowship Hall)

(Sunday School Class at 9:45 am)

Business Hours:

Monday - Thursday 8:00 am to 5:00 pm

Friday 8:00 am to 12:00 pm

CHURCH STAFF

Michael Ritter………. Pastor

Edmond Daniel……… Pastor

Charles Pruett……….. Director of Christian Education

Matthew Daniel……… Youth Ministry Coordinator

Barbara Tyson ………. Financial Secretary

Melody Evans………... Director of Music Ministries

Dan Vigo…………….. Orchestra Director

Albert Evans………..... Organist

Karen Meeker……….. Associate Organist

Leslie Volpe…..……... Church Administrator

Edward Klein…….….. Building Supervisor

Lori Goulet, Melissa Hughes, Jan Mosley…...Nursery