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New Philly News June | July 2018

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And we have not seen Jesus. We all know that Jesus, physically, left this world long long ago. weeks ago was Ascension Sunday. This is one of those days on the church calendar that tends Sometimes a witness is someone who knows something; like an “expert witness” in a trial. to be overlooked or ignored. Unlike Christmas when we celebrate Jesus’ birth, or Easter when It’s someone whose knowledge of an issue or subject is unchallenged. I don’t think any of us we celebrate his resurrection, or even Pentecost when we celebrate the coming of the Holy are arrogant enough to consider ourselves “expert” witnesses on behalf of Jesus. There is just Spirit, we don’t pay too much attention to the too much about Jesus that we don’t (and can’t) ascension. Although we could speculate as to know. So we have a little bit of trouble when why this is the case, there is really no way of we hear Jesus say: “You will be my witnesses”. knowing. It just is. And we try to pretend he didn’t say it, we preFor the most part, it’s not a big deal that we tend that we aren’t supposed to do it. But, the ignore the ascension. It is certainly not as essenfact is, that is who we are. tial to our faith as Christmas, Easter, or Pentecost. But when we do, we do miss out on some- We are Jesus’ witnesses. We are the ones who thing pretty important. Just before he ascended are supposed to tell what we have seen and share what we know. We are supposed to tell into heaven, Jesus shares his “last words” with what we have seen of Jesus, of his love, of his his followers, he tells them: “you will be my grace, of his forgiveness. We are supposed to witnesses in Jerusalem, in all Judea and Samaria, and to the ends of the earth.” Acts 1:8 share what we know about Jesus, about who he is and what he does. These are things we have These are important words, not only for Jesus’ seen and we do know, even if we have never followers then, but also for us, Jesus’ followers physically seen Jesus in the flesh, even if we now. When Jesus said “you will be my witnessdon’t see ourselves as “experts” about Jesus. es” he wasn’t just talking to those who were We see Jesus’ love every time we love one anthere with him that one day that he ascended other and allow ourselves to be loved. We see into heaven. Jesus was also talking to us. To Jesus’ grace every time we realized how blessed us and to everyone who believes in his name, we are and allow ourselves to be blessings to everyone who claims him as Savior and Lord. These words call us to do something. They put others. We see Jesus’ forgiveness every time we acknowledge our sins and seek forgiveness from a challenge before us. Jesus and from one another. We know who JeJesus is telling us that we will be his witnesses. sus is by this love, by this grace, by this forgiveHe is not asking us, he is not even commanding ness. So we can do it. We can be Jesus’ witness. us like he did when he said: “Love one anothWe can heed his last words. And we can witer”. Nor is he commissioning us: “Go therefore ness to his love, his grace, his forgiveness. We and make disciples of all nations”. Jesus is simhave seen it and we do know it. So let us tell it, ply stating a fact “You will be my witnesses.” let us share it, let us live it. And that is what makes it such a challenge. Witnessing with you, Pastor Joe A witness is someone who has seen something.

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mission and social concerns 4. Enhance community understanding that Diaper Bank of North Carolina â&#x20AC;&#x201C; Moriah Gendy: Moriah Gendy provided the committee with a very enlightened history, need, vision and mission of the Diaper Bank of North Carolina. It all started in 2012 in Durham by Michelle Old who was changing her sonâ&#x20AC;&#x2122;s diaper 15 to 20 times per day because of a rash. She wondered what do folks with limited resources do to keep their child clean. So, in January 2013 Michelle Old formed the Diaper Bank of NC with the hopes of providing 50,000 diapers in her community within the year. Two years later, the Diaper Bank distributes over 200,000 diapers per month state wide with branches in the Triangle, the Triad and Lower Cape Fear Region. The Triad branch was established in 2015. The Diaper Bank of NC works with community partners such as Clemmons Food Pantry and Smart Start to distribute diapers to families in need. These local organizations already have contacts with families who are in need of various resources. The vision is for every family in North Carolina to have access to basic necessities to support their dignity, health and quality of life. Their mission is to endorse and protect the dignity of each resident of our state by: 1. Ensuring that families with babies and children living in poverty have an adequate supply of diapers. 2. Improving access to personal hygiene products and other basic necessities to remove barriers to education, employment or personal fulfillment. 3. Distribute basic needs through community partners in order to encourage access to services and programs.

access to personal hygiene is integral to physical and mental health, education and employability.

To demonstrate the need, 1 in 3 families faces daily crisis of diaper needs across the state. 63% of military families are concerned about their daily diaper needs. As a result, a mobile Diaper Bank was established at Fort Bragg to address the needs of military families. The Diaper Bank also, provides families with hygiene supplies, adult incontinence supplies and teaches potty training classes. Over the next three weeks the Missions Committee is asking the congregation to donate diapers (size 5) and other hygiene products for this worthy cause. You may leave items on table in commons area. If you would like to volunteer at the Diaper Bank visit their website at https:// ncdiaperbank.org or call 336-830-4579. Business meeting: April 2018 minutes were approved by members present. 1. ARMF Festival Del Sol Fundraiser will be on Saturday June 2, 2018 from 12:00 to 5:00 p.m. at Divine Llama Vineyard, 5349 Macedonia Road, East Bend, NC 27018. Phone 336-699-2525. 2. The missions committee will be hosting a fundraising Salmon dinner (Alaskan Salmon) on October 13, 2018 for Alaska Bible Seminary. 3. The Womenâ&#x20AC;&#x2122;s Fellowship donated $2000 to the Missions Committee to be used for local missions. 4. Missions Awareness dinner will be on Saturday June 3, 2018 at Trinity Moravian at 6:00 p.m.

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5. Virgin Islands mission trip – Plans are 2. July 8, 2018 – Rev. Patricia Garner – Unity being made for teams to help local church Women’s Desk members while a process is being developed for the restoration of the school building. Mission moment schedule: 1. June 3, 2018 – Justin Rabbach - Board of Income and disbursements: World Missions 1. May 2018 beginning balance $14,334.61 2. July 8, 2018 – Rev. Patricia Garner – Unity 2. April 2018 contributions $3,165.67 Women’s Desk Disbursements for May - the committee approved 1. $1000 for Phil Raiford Ministry with Commission to Every Nation (Mexico), 2. Samaritans Inn $2000 3. Winston Salem Rescue Mission $500. Meeting and speaker schedule: 1. June 10, 2018 –

Prayer list: 1. All affected by Hurricane Irma and Maria 2. Kevin and Charity Manous with Campus Crusade 3. Michael Tesh with Ray of Hope Orphanage The next meeting will be June 10, 2018

The Missions Committee is collecting diapers for the Diaper Bank of NC over the next three weeks. Please consider donating diapers which will go to families who cannot afford diapers in our community. Size 5 is most needed. You may leave donated items on the table in the commons area. We appreciate your contribution to help folks in our community.

ARMF Fundraiser

Mission Society Dinner

The Armando Rusindo Mission Foundation (ARMF) will be hosting a fundraising event (Festival Del Sol) on Saturday June 2, 2018, 12 p.m. to 5 p.m. at Divine Llama Vineyard at 5349 Macedonia Road, East Bend, NC 27018. There will be a silent auction, live auction, food trucks, live music, kids activities and much more. All proceeds will go to support the Moravian church in Cuba. Please come and support this mission.

All are invited to the Mission Society's annual Awareness Dinner at Trinity Moravian Church on June 3 at 6 p.m.. Following the dinner (cost of $7), Rev. Chris Thore and others will speak about the collaborative mission of hurricane recovery in Lumberton, NC. Please email sbeaman@mcsp.org for reservations by May 29.

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For your information Summer Bible Study

Join us the first Friday of every month for a hot, homemade breakfast and an interesting speaker from our Moravian community.Breakfast always served at 7:00 a.m. SHARP!First timers, your breakfast is “on the house.”Net proceeds are directed to the Simmons-Dula Fund for Laurel Ridge Camp and Conference Center. June breakfast - June 1; July breakfast - July 6.

“The Book of 2nd Peter” ~ Join us in the library during the month of June as we study the 2nd Book of Peter. Peter will help us to discern truth and be aware of false teaching. The classes occur Monday mornings, June 4, 11, 18, and 25 at 10:30 a.m. If enough interest is shown, the same study will be offered on Monday nights (June) at 6:30 p.m. Contact Grace Shutt with questions.

Following guidance given to us by the WSPD the Joint Board voted to hire an off duty Sheriff ’s Deputy to patrol our building and grounds during Sunday services. This is the first and most visible piece of our developing security plan. Please bear with us while we work out the kinks in this plan.

Fall Programming

The Connections Committee is planning an exciting program to be held this fall. We have a special guest coming and are looking for a church member will to donate airline miles on Southwest to help offset the cost. This is going to be a fun, familyfriendly program for church members and the community. If you have airline miles on Southwest and are will to donate them to help our guest, contact Tara Pitts or Clyde Manning.

The Connections Committee is excited to share that our Farmers Market & Connections Update Are you interior signage interested in a New Philly Farmers Market T-shirt? project is coming We still have a few available and are taking pre-oralong! Offices ders for new ones for this year. Farmers Market Bathrooms T-shirts are $15. We also have some of our popular We hope to have Classrooms "Love Like Jesus" shirts available. These are $20 and installation of the are available now in limited sizes. Please email new- new signage this phillyfarmersmkt@gmail.com if you are interested Fall. in either of the shirts.

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Southern Tradition

One of the finest collection of Southern and Moravian furniture, pottery and other styles is located right here, in Old Salem. On June 14, the Funtastics will visit the site, The Museum of Early Southern Decorative Arts. The cost for the self-guided tour is $10. In addition to the galleries, you can also visit the facilities extensive library. After touring the museum, we will have lunch at The Tavern in Old Salem. The bus will leave the Church at 9:30 a.m.. Register your attendance with the Church office by June 11.

Are we missing homebound members who would appreciate a visit? If you know someone who can no longer attend worship services regularly but wants to stay linked to our church and its activities, let us know. We’ll be happy to stop by, hear prayer concerns and share church news. Call a pastor or Clyde Manning for more information. 336-765-2331

Quarry Park & Farmers Market

On July 19, The Funtastics will visit Quarry Park, the new Winston-Salem attraction which opened in 2017. We will get a chance to enjoy the beautiful scenery and also learn what is available to do at the park for future visits. We will spend the rest of the morning at the Greensboro Farmers Market. The event will close with lunch at the Moose Café. A cooler will be available on the bus to store any perishable items you may have purchased. The bus will leave the Church at 9:30. Register your attendance with the Church office by July 16.

Discussion & Dialogue As a response to de-

cisions made by the 2018 Southern Province Synod, Pastor Worth Green shared a paper that reflects his work on the issue of homosexuality and the church. In order to provide an opportunity for further discussion and dialogue about his paper, we will be offering 3 sessions during the summer, on June 10, July 15, & August 19, during our Sunday School hour. These sessions will be facilitated by Pas-

“I am profoundly grateful for your cards, calls and many acts of kindness following my mother’s death. All of these are a great comfort but, even more important, are the examples so many of you have set of how to carry on even during times of overwhelming grief and sadness. Thank you.” ~ Clyde Manning tors Worth Green and Joe Moore; additional information from PEC will be provided. Each session will be limited to 10 people so that we may have a true discussion and in order to provide the opportunity for everyone to be heard. To sign up for one of the 3 sessions, please contact Evie Blum (evie@newphilly. org). If necessary, we are also prepared to offer additional sessions during September & October.

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High School Graduates and College Age

Amy Linville (College Age Ministry Coordinator for Moravian Board of Cooperative Ministries amy@moravianbcm.org (336) 722-8126 ext. 404) would like to reach out to you with information about events, provincial happenings, mission opportunities, and a devotion. If you would please send as much of the following information to her: • Name • Email address • College or university name (if applicable) • Cell phone number *Parents, please share this information with your graduate or college age family member.

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Remember in your prayers the families of: Helen Moore Vanhoy (4/2/2018 mother of Tiffany Woods), LaRue Crotts (4/17/2018) Sally Holt (5/5/2018), Frankie Spry (4/18/2018), , Josephine Manning (4/18/2018 mother of Clyde Manning), Henry Davis Mitchell, Jr (5/18/2018 father of Dave Mitchell). Godspeed to Lorri Anderson, Garrett Tredwell, and Ray Tredwell who transferred membership to Sparta UMC. Betty Pettersen has a new address and would love to hear from you: 3218 Heritage Trace | Wake Forest, NC 27587 Andrew and Becca Flynt welcomed their son Wesley Pfohl Flynt on May 15. Proud grandparents are Fred and Geegee Flynt; proud big sister is Sydney.

Update Your Contact Information

Have you moved? Do you have a new phone number? Has your email address changed?

Recognizing Our Graduates

We will honor our graduates on June 3 during both worship services. If there is a graduate, high school, college or graduate school, please be sure to share this information with the Church Office. You can email Rachel (rachel@newphilly.org), use an online form (2018 Graduate Information) or call the church by May 31.

Let the church office know of any changes to your contact information so we may be sure you get all the information that comes from the church and church office! You can call us 336-765-2331 or email us info@newphilly.org to let us know of any changes. We sure appreciate you letting us know!

Congratulations We extend our congratula-

tion to Br. David Daggett (husband of Cindy,

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and father to Annecy Emmaline and Riley).

a speaker at basketball clinics at places like the University of Florida, Georgia Tech, and The winners of the 2018 Forsyth County Duke University. Since 2013, Brian has also Governor’s Volunteer Awards were announced coach Triad Trackers , a co-ed wheelchair Wednesday, April 25th, 2018 during a basketball team, in a fall league as a breakfast for those nominated., and David was volunteer. proud to accept the Volunteer Service Award Most recently Brian spoke in Chicago to a in the People’s Choice category. meeting of USA Basketball Coaching Academy. USA Basketball is the non-profit He was nominated by the Piedmont Down Syndrome Support Network (PDSSN) for this organization that governs basketball in the United States. The organization represents the prestigious award. United States for both the men’s and women’s national basketball teams for the United States David has worked with PDSSN for many Olympic Committee. years. This important nonprofit organization provides support and information to parents of children and adults with Down syndrome in the Piedmont Triad area. Of course, here at New Philadelphia, we know David primarily for his work with Safe and Sober Prom Night. Since 1991 more than half-a-million young people have taken the pledge to remain safe and sober for their prom, sparing their parents community an incalculable amount heartbreak and grief, and saving many of them for a life of service and joy. Blessings, David, we are proud of you.

Congratulations Continue...We are also

proud of Br. Brian Robinson, son of Melvin and Annette Robinson, husband of Rachel, and father of Charli, for his work at Bishop McGuinness High School in Kernersville, North Carolina. According to Wikipedia (we can’t get a peep out of Brian) Brian led Bishop’s girls to 9 straight NCHSAA 1A state championships, which is a state record. He also serves as an assistant coach for the Under-17 USA Women’s National Team. Brian is the author of two books, and has been

Summer Play-Around Band, New Philadel-

phia, Moravian Church, all band musicians are invited! The band will meet each Wednesday from 7 p.m. -8 p.m. in the church fellowship hall (on the God’s acre side of the church) June 6 through August 29. We will play chorales from the green and blue books that are selected by the players. A different local band leader will direct each night. This is a great opportunity to meet new players, learn a new instrument or part, and keep those lips in shape over the summer. Steve Anthony, patriciaanthony@triad.rr.com

Summer Concert Advent-Hopewell

Moravian Band Free Concert Sunday July 22, hosted by New Philadelphia Moravian, 7 p.m.; Benefit Concert for the DAV (Disabled American Veterans), in the sanctuary’

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You're Invited All women of the congregation are invited to join a Women’s Fellowship Circle at any time during the year. We have meetings in the morning and evening if you would like to visit. If you have any questions, please contact Darlene Reinhardt (President). We look forward to hearing from you.

Women's Fellowship Circle Meetings Not all Circles meet during the summer; contact your Cicle leader to check their schedule. C1 4th Tues/6:30 p.m. C5 C2 1st Tues/9:45 a.m. C8

2nd Tues/10 a.m. 3rd Mon/7 p.m.

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Irene Ferreira Jarvis Hauser Gloria Hicks Billie Holton Raymond & Frances Livengood Bill & Clendon Newsom Martha Ridings Thelma Reavis Nell Rogers Herbert & Fay Weavil Jerry & Dorothy Shiffert If you would like to send cards and do not have a church directory or need a mailing address, please contact the church office.

Sewing Ministry Women’s Fellowship Sewing Ministry Needed: Pillowcases and trimming to make dresses! All donations are appreciated. There is a place in the library to drop off your contribution. And be sure to join us on the 2nd and 4th Wednesday of each month to help sew!

Caring for Our Church Family in Care Facilities Chicken Pie Sarah Bricker (Trinity Elms) Jane Fowler (Heritage Woods) Betty Holcomb (Homestead Hills) Sue Hughes (Homestead Hills) Bunny Llewellyn (Trinity Elms) Mary Steinkopff (Homestead Hills) Les & Ruth Wynne (Trinity Elms)

Caring for Our Church Family at Home Donna Chadwick Louella Davis

We gather to make chicken pies on June 11 and July 9, at 8 a.m. in the church fellowship hall. No experience is necessary to join the fun as we crimp crust and cut chicken! Bring a favorite side dish or dessert to share when we break for lunch.

Looking Ahead Mark your calendar for the Holiday Treasures Sale, November 3. Contact any member of Women’s Fellowship for information.

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Backward Buccaneers â&#x20AC;&#x201C; VBS 2018 Donâ&#x20AC;&#x2122;t let the ship sail without you!

July 23 thru July 26

9am until 1 2pm

Summer Sunday School

VBS Help Needed

Summer Sunday School will be beginning on June 3 and runs through September 2. Age groupings will remain the same through the summer as they have been during the school year.

There will be a need for lots of volunteers so New Philadelphia can show our very best to our community and to all of the children who attend.

Remember, summers are casual at New Philadelphia, so come and join your Sunday School class each Sunday you are in town!

Please put these dates on your calendar: July 23 - 26 and sign up to volunteer. Contact Evie Blum (336)765-2331 or evie@newphilly.org!

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June Birthdays 1 Brianna Burris 1 Megan Davis 1 Mark Kinney 1 McKenzie Pennington 2 Mila Dullaghan 3 Joshua Brophy 3 Adelaide Fernbach 3 Clendon Newsom 3 Zachary Parks 4 Kathy Johnson 4 Tina McSwain 4 Jim Morgan, Jr. 5 Roger Bonnett 5 Debra Senter 5 Tina Spach 6 Thomas Barber 6 Suzanne Beauchamp 6 Emmaline Daggett 6 Betsy Idol 6 Tim Taylor 7 Harrison Carter 7 Matthew Dull 7 Butch Fearrington 7 Bain McConnell 7 Alex Saunders 7 Austin Saunders 7 Ainsley Williams 8 Carrie Boudousquie 8 Sara Ebbers 8 Bruce Flynt 8 Michael Madigan 8 Troy Smith 8 Dean Tickle 10 Walter Craver Jr. 11 Christopher Bolen 11 Dave Madigan 11 Cranford Raper 11 Patrick Wood 12 Betty Bricker 12 Holden Farrar 12 Elliot Mabe

12 Zach Pearsall 12 Marilee Runge 13 Kent Jones 13 Noah Kiger 13 Reagan Stanfield 13 Stella Vickers 14 Richard Bovender 14 Cecilia LaMontagne 14 Shiloh LaMontagne 14 Lori Nifong 14 Angela Trogdon 15 Bill Carter 15 Cynthia Daggett 15 Meda Pearsall 15 Bryce Renn 15 Ray Sutcliffe 15 Talton Whaley 16 Aidyn Beauchamp 16 French Bolen 16 Mason Eckard 16 Bridget Johnson 16 Lib Neal 16 Pamela Southard 16 Rick Vestal Jr. 16 Kim Wagoner 17 Lisa Palmer 18 Tate Pratt 19 Amanda Fleming 19 Peyton Morgan 19 Melissa Vickers 20 Lauren Carroll 20 Jamen Senter 21 Austin Holloway 21 Marcia Nelson 21 Nita Saylor 21 Hannah Touby 22 Henry Langston 22 Jessica Livengood 22 Marlene Miller 23 Carolyn Barber 23 Richard Beauchamp 23 Betty Wise 24 Becky Beeson

24 Jerry Howard 24 Marlon Johnson 24 Weston Reynolds 25 Benny Proctor 26 Lori Bates 26 Leanne Cartee 26 Betty Pettersen 26 Bill Rogers II 26 Christopher Thore 26 Steffany Whiting 27 Kathy Doyle 27 Elizabeth Long 27 Stacey Stephens 28 Tim Atwood 28 Griffin Smith 28 Katherine Teague 29 Emily McNeil 29 Ethel Nail 29 Connie Reynolds 29 Katherine Whittingham 29 Ruth Wynne 30 Andy Barber Jr. 30 Zach Dease 30 Robert Geis 30 Billy Grant Jr. 30 Win Greenwood 30 Susan Jones 30 Ernie Sapp 30 Jane Shore

July Birthdays 1 Rosa Alspaugh 1 David Walter 3 Anna Boyle 3 Ava Fleming 3 Amanda Gramley 3 Larry Jarvis 3 Jan Johnson 3 Ben Jones 4 Patti Furio 4 David Hull

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July Birthdays.....continued 16 Phyllis Stillie 16 Brad Trogdon 17 Brittany Doyle 17 Michael Harrelson 17 Brad Hoss 17 John Kiger Jr. 17 Ron Reagan 17 Deborah Thompson 18 Joshua Rowell 19 Joe Jarvis 19 Bill King 19 Mollie Runge 20 Ross McNeil 20 Dermont Morris

20 Zachary Rothrock 20 Madison Senter 21 Justin Cline 21 Worth Green Jr. 21 Mike Muto 21 Grace Shutt 22 Bill Allred Jr. 22 Betty Ashby 22 Wally Gordon 22 Olivia Gordon 22 Kelly Moore 23 Katie Lott 23 Larry Sarvis 23 Wade Willard

Farmers Market Planning Committee

The planning committee is forming now! If you are interested, please see Emily McNeil or Tara Pitts. Volunteers are needed for everything from advertising, set-up/clean-up each week, greeting & welcoming guests parking, help with vendors, and golf cart drivers. If you can assist, let Emily or Tara know! Join us rain or shine, for good food, fellowship, and the fixings for great meals at the New Philly Farmers Market.

Ushers Needed “Each of you should use whatever gift you have received to serve others, as faithful stewards of God’s grace in its various forms.” I Peter 4:10 One of the ways that you can use

24 Cynthia Clore 24 Frank Crotts 24 Greg Reinhardt 24 Zachary Shaw 25 Karla Ingram 25 Aubrey Parks 25 Jack Shore Jr. 26 Clark Gordon 26 Jacob Hauser 27 Linda Foster 27 Mary Long 28 Chris Duggins 28 Matt Duggins 29 Rylee Jackson

29 Jason Wall 30 Mavis Anderson 30 Nicolas Crooks 30 Pace Jané 30 Stephen Letsky 31 Randall Doub 31 Brittany Eckard 31 Kelsey Granger 31 Andrew Letsky 31 Doris Phillips 31 Mallory Pitts

your gifts to be a faithful steward of God’s grace is by serving the church as an usher. We currently need more volunteers to serve as ushers for our 9 a.m. worship service. If you are interested in serving as an usher or would like to learn more about what it means to serve as an usher, please contact one of our Head Ushers - Fred Flynt, Gladys Stimpson, or Dick Rodden.

Come As You Are! June through the month

of August – remember to “Come As You Are” to worship. In the heat of summer, you are invited to trade in your “church clothes” for more comfortable, cooler, and casual clothing.

Laurel Ridge Summer Camp A reminder

about camp scholarships: New Philadelphia offers ONE ½ tuitions scholarship per camper/per Summer to participate in a session of camp. When you register you must use the code “newphilly2018” for the New Philadelphia scholarship - this is for NPMC Members only.

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Financial Report & Attendance As of April 2018 Annual budget �� $1,010.990 Expenses to date �� $326,723 Income to date �� $305,589 Shortage to date �� $21,134 Disbursed in month Building|Equipment Repairs..................... $1,699 Christian Education|Youth....................... $1,561 Cleaning expenses..................................... $3,494 Grounds................................................... $1,090 Insurance..................................................... $740 Kitchen|Custodial supplies.......................... $355 Library..........................................................$28 Medical equipment...................................... $167 Nursery.........................................................$20 Office expenses............................................ $713 Pastoral staff-salary, travel, insurance, housing, pension..................... $15,210 Provincial contributions.......................... $16,662 Security....................................................... $360 Staff-salaries, social security, ins............... $28,026 Utilities..................................................... $4,942 Total for month �� $75,067 3-Jun 10-Jun 17-Jun 24-Jun 1-Jul 8-Jul 15-Jul 22-Jul 29-Jul

Greeters & Lock-up* Ron Tedder April Greenwood Ron Vogler Nancy Renn Tim Ward Joe Jarvis Smitty Welborn Tina Spach Paul Williams Bob MacReynolds Becky Beauchamp Alan Barber Frank Chitty Beth Byrd Judy Cline Michael Crotts Susan Cook Charles Galloway

Did you... q................return the keys? q.............lock the building? q............turn off the lights?

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Funds Anne Chadwick Band Fund �� $7,277 Band Fund �� $5,565 Bells of Joy �� $2,030 Benevolences �� $8,290 Building Fund �� $51,626 Bus Fund �� $2,025 Capital Improvements �� $25,795 Elizabeth Windsor Scholarship Fund �� $22,969 Flower Fund/Poinsettia �� $1,617 Iobst-Gray Missions Fund �� $14,334 Lamb Ministry �� $1,002 Laurel Ridge Projects Fund �� $3,816 Lewis Ministerial Student Aid Fund �� $5,200 Music Fund �� $724 Open Door Outreach �� $2,672 Youth Fund �� $13,148 Youth Missions Fund �� $15,384 Sunday School 4-1

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Every Thursday July 5th- August 9th 5:30-7:30p LOCAL FARMS-FRESH PRODUCE-FOOD TRUCKSLIVE MUSIC-CHICKEN PIES-HANDCRAFTED GOODS

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