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New Philly News October | November 2018

4440 Country Club Road|Winston Salem www.newphilly.org|336.765.2331 Connect with us: In person, Facebook, Instagram, Google+, LinkedIn Across the Pastor’s Desk

I can’t believe this is my last article for the newsletter, but it suppose it is. I have about a month left at New Philadelphia, and have planned the following sermon series. I hope that many of you will make a special effort to come hear them! September 30 Sermon Title: “The Brave Heart” 1 Samuel 17:32 And David said to Saul, “Let no man’s heart fail because of him; your servant will go and fight with this Philistine.” October 7 Communion, Meditation Title: “The Searching Heart” Deuteronomy 4:29 But from there you will seek the LORD your God, and you will find him, if you search after him with all your heart and with all your soul. Psalm 149 1 Praise the Lord. Sing to the Lord a new song, his praise in the assembly of his faithful people. 2Let Israel rejoice in their Maker; let the people of Zion be glad in their King. 3 Let them praise his name with dancing and make music to him with timbrel and harp. 4 For the Lord takes delight in his people; he crowns the humble with victory. 5 Let his faithful people rejoice in this honor and sing for joy on their beds. 6 May the praise of God

October 21 Sermon Title: “The Believing Heart” Romans 10:8 But what does it say? The word is near you, on your lips and in your heart (that is, the word of faith which we preach); 9 because, if you confess with your lips that Jesus is Lord and believe in your heart that God raised him from the dead, you will be saved. 10 For man believes with his heart and so is justified, and he confesses with his lips and so is saved. October 14 Sermon Title: “The Broken Heart” Psalm 51:17 The sacrifice acceptable to God is a broken spirit; a broken and contrite heart, O God, thou wilt not despise. October 28 Sermon Title “The Wide Open Heart” 2nd Corinthians 6:11 Our mouth is open to you, Corinthians; our heart is wide. 2nd Corinthians 7:2 Open your hearts to us. My time here at New Philadelphia has been blessed. Thank-you all. Blessings, Worth (American Typewriter Font) J be in their mouths and a double-edged sword in their hands, 7 to inflict vengeance on the nations and punishment on the peoples, 8 to bind their kings with fetters, their nobles with shackles of iron, 9 to carry out the sentence written against them—this is the glory of all his faithful people. Praise the Lord. ~This was the Psalm of the Day on May 29, 1988 when Worth was Installed as Pastor of New Philadelphia Moravian Church

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sacraments of the church. We will prayerfully consider each request for membership or admission to the rites and sacraments (including marriage ceremonies) as they are made by the individuals who make them. The Board of Elders is also responsible for determining the purposes for which our church buildings and properties may be used. This responsibility was affirmed by Synod. Resolution 14: As we strive to live like Jesus, love like Jesus, and serve like Jesus, the Joint Board of New Philadelphia Moravian continues to uphold our mission statement: New Philadelphia seeks to be a caring congregation, worshiping God, and encouraging one another to seek a closer relationship with Jesus Christ, as we follow the lead of the Holy Spirit in Service and in Mission.

The calling of a new pastor is a function of the Joint Board working with the Provincial Elders’ Conference. As part of this process, the members of the Joint Board will have the opportunity to share their opinions about calling a pastor who is a homosexual.

People can and do disagree about the scriptural interpretation and understanding of homosexuality; disagreement doesn’t have to cause Resolution 14 of the 2018 Southern Province division- division only happens when we feel that Synod has been the subject of much discussion what we disagree about is more important than in the recent months. Resolution 14 allows (not what we agree about. We agree about the essenrequires) for a same gender wedding to be per- tials; we strive to have unity in the essentials, formed in Moravian churches or officiated by liberty in the non-essentials, and love in all Moravian pastors. It also allows for the PEC things. to ordain homosexual pastors who are either As a Joint Board we would like to communimarried or celibate. cate what we are focused on going forward, There is some debate about Resolution 14, as and what binds us together. Please prayerfully approved by the 2018 Synod, being non-comconsider the following words, and help us all focus pliant with the Church Order of the Unitas on the things we do agree about and our continFratrum (the governing document of the ued work in Christ’s name. worldwide Moravian Church). As things stand right now, the action of the Synod is valid. As Unity: In Paul’s letter to the Romans he says ‘May the a member of the Moravian Church Southern God who gives you endurance and encourageProvince, our congregation falls under the aument give you a spirit of unity among yourselves thority of the Provincial Synod. as you follow Christ Jesus, so that with one The Joint Board has discussed Resolution 14 heart and mouth you may glorify the God and and has agreed that it is the responsibility of Father of our Lord Jesus Christ’. the Board of Elders to determine who is marOur uniting principal as a congregation is the ried in our church (or by our pastors), who is received into the membership of the congrega- desire to glorify the Father and the Son. Home is New Philadelphia Moravian Church. We the tion, and who can participate in the rites and

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current congregation, we know our viability as a church and ability to continue glorifying God rests solely on our ability to bring the next generation of Moravians to New Philadelphia. Those who have gone before us worked hard to allow our families to worship at New Philadelphia, and it’s time for us to do the same for the next generation.

When we come for Sunday worship we know we are home; when we greet each other with the welcoming grace of Christ we know we are home; when we share tears of sadness and joy together we know we are home; and when we glorify God together through our missions and • One of the consistent hallmarks of healthy community outreach we know we are home. and sustaining churches is a vibrant and growThrough trials and tribulations, joy and grief, ing Youth Program. The Joint Board conloss and celebration of new life, remembrancsiders our investment of time, money, and es of generations that came before us, and the talents in growing our Youth Program to be a hope and anticipation of the generations to top priority. You will see more specifics about come, we all know in our hearts that this is home. this in coming months. Going Forward: In Closing: We have a unique opportunity to chart our In Essentials Unity, In Non-Essentials Liberty, own course for decades to come. The Joint and in all things Love Board is very excited about opportunities we have as a congregation and church to shine in the Read that to yourself multiple times. We have eyes of God and build on the great legacy and a motto that should appeal to all walks of life, tradition of New Philadelphia Moravian Church. young and old, believers and those who are seeking their faith, and most importantly it fosThis is our focus going forward, and we ask you to ters a unique atmosphere of faith and family that join with us in these endeavors: cannot be replicated anywhere else in the world. • Source, consider, and hire an outstanding It’s time to move forward as a united congregation Intentional Interim Pastor who is trained in and focus on growing this church, glorifying God helping congregations like ours transition the Father, and continuing to build an atmofrom one great Senior Pastor to another. No sphere of faith and family that will be the gold one will ever fill the shoes of Worth Green. standard of the Moravian Church for decades But we have an opportunity to take time to to come. We need you, and most importantly we understand who we are as a congregation, all need each other. where we would like to go in the future, and ‘I in them and you in me. May they be brought have a trained professional guide us through to complete unity to let the world know that a process so WE can define the type of Senior you sent me and have loved them even as you Pastor that will take this Church and our have loved me’ - John 17:23 faith ‘onward and upward’ for decades to come. • The Joint Board is focused on building ‘Generation Next’ at New Philadelphia Moravian Church.While continuing to care for the

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For your information

October 11, the Funtastics will visit Victory Junction in Randleman. Victory Junction is a Summer camp developed by the Petty family for children with fatal, or serious health problems. The goal of the camp is to get the children to forget about, for a week, their health conditions and just be kids. They do this through a wide variety of activities which include bowling, acting, archery and even repelling. There is much more and they are extremely successful in obtaining their goal.

After our tour, we will have lunch at the Main Street South Steak House. The bus will leave the church at 9:15 a.m. Register your attendance with the Church office by October 8. November 8, the Funtastics will drive through the Southern Blue Ridge Mountains to the Chateau Morrisette Winey. The trip up will enable us to view the Fall colors in their peak. After we tour the winery, there will be time to purchase wine, visit the tasting or just browse around the gift and wine shop. The tasting is optional and there is a $10 fee. We will have lunch in the wineryâ&#x20AC;&#x2122;s restaurant. The bus will leave the church at 9 a.m. Register your attendance with the Church office by November 5.

Notes from

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Christian Education

Childrenâ&#x20AC;&#x2122;s Sunday School teachers needed!

New Philly Kids

We all agree that we want our children and youth to have a strong relationship with their Lord and Savior, and to know who they are as a person of faith. For that to happen, we must step forward and accept the responsibility for being part of their faith formation. The relationships you build can last a lifetime! Sunday School teachers are needed at all grade levels, so contact Evie Blum (evie@newphilly.org) and let her know where you would like to get involved!

Sept. 30 - Kickoff (Pavilion) Oct. 21 - Crop Walk (Families welcome!) Nov. 4 - Pack Boxes Dec. 9 - Christmas Party (included dinner for families)

Church Council Child care will be provided during the Church Council meeting on October 21 for children all ages. CROP Hunger Walk Sunday, October 21, 2:00pm Bring family and friends and letâ&#x20AC;&#x2122;s show Winston-Salem that New Philadelphia cares about the problem of hunger in our community! The CROP Walk is a family-friendly activity so come join the fun!

September 30, 4:30pm New Phillies Kickoff K-5th grade children will start the new year of New Phillies September 30 at 4:30 pm in the Pavilion. Parents should plan to stay for a parent meeting as the children meet. Pizza, snack and desserts for everyone! Come see what New Phillies has in store for 20182019!

Start children off on the way

they should go, and even when they are old they

will not turn

from it. ~Proverbs 22:6

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electronic keyboards in working condition) No office desks larger than 30” x 60” excluding modular styles No unframed mirrors No glucose testers or similar devices No potty chairs (adult or children) No wet clothing No item having bugs of any type (roaches, bedbugs, ants, lice, etc.)

New Friendship Class Annual Fall Yard Sale Saturday, October 20 @ 7AM Donations accepted at the church pavilion on Friday, October 19 The Rescue Mission has always picked up our leftover items at the end of each yard sale. Recently they have re-evaluated what they will not be able to accept due to the Mission’s clean-up costs and landfill bills.

Holidays ahead! Make the most of your time Please study the ‘NO’ list below; and as enjoying family and friends during always, we thank you for supporting this effort. Thanksgiving and Christmas. Let NPMC Men’s Fellowship provide tasty smoked meats • No damaged or soiled upholstered or wood to serve your guests! furniture • No mattresses at all Pork Tenderloins Turkey Breasts • No refrigerators, freezers or air conditioners • No inappropriate logo clothing, mugs, Beef Tenderloins Meat Loaf clocks, etc. • No newspapers or magazines Order instructions coming soon via emails, • No auto parts or tires bulletins and NewPhilly.org. • No lawnmowers or other gas powered equipment Proceeds are directed to the Simmons-Dula • No cleaning supplies, paint or other Fund for Laurel Ridge Camp. NPMC Men’s chemicals Fellowship is dedicated to the mission of • Nothing with mold or mildew Laurel Ridge in “forming disciples of Jesus • No items damaged or broken Christ who live and learn in community to • No TV’s older than 7 years, must be flat serve in the world.” screen and must work properly, no consoles • No drop side cribs • No organs or pianos (will accept portable

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Book of Acts Bible Study

A special gift is coming to the South Fork community this December, guaranteed to brighten our neighborhood. A community Christmas tree will be erected in late November and will be lighted on the first day of Advent which is Sunday, December 2nd. The lighting ceremony will conclude an Open House that begins at 4 p.m. Here are the details: • 4 p.m. ~ The church doors open to members, friends and neighbors. Tours will be offered to newcomers, and everyone will be invited to the Banquet Room to create a beautiful Chrismon ornament to take home for your own tree.

You’re invited (men and women) to a Bible Study on October 1, 8, 15, 22, 29 and November 5 at 10:30 a.m. or 6:30 p.m., your choice, in the church library.

We will be studying the first seven chapters in the book of Acts. Mary Ruth McRae and • 5 p.m. ~ Exit the building from the Banquet I are so excited to bring this study to you. As Room or the Sanctuary where hot chocpart of this study, we will see our resurrected olate and Moravian cookies are waiting. Jesus with His disciples giving them their last Then process to the church lawn between instructions, study the birth and growth of the the driveway and parsonage where our tree early church and learn who was named to reawaits. place Judas. We will also be studying the Holy Spirit coming at Pentecost. • Our 12-foot evergreen comes straight from a tree farm in Plumtree, NC. It will be load- We hope to see you in October, you only need ed with 2,500 brilliant lights, and topped, to bring your bible. If you have questions just of course, by a Moravian star. We’ll enjoy give me a call - Grace Shutt - 336-408-4969 sharing Christmas carols until the countdown begins.

Delivery Help Needed..

• 5:15 p.m. ~ Our countdown begins and the tree is lighted for the first time. Maybe there will even be snowflakes! • Please put this event on your calendars. It’s a wonderful time to welcome visitors and begin the season as we await the coming of the light of the world.

Fruit Bags will be ready for delivery to shut-in/ homebound members of our congregation on Sunday, November 18, 2018. Members of Circle 5 will be in the commons area after the 1st and 2nd services to help with the distribution.

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12 Days of Service

New Philadelphia Touches Community For the fourth consecutive year, we will touch hundreds of lives in the Winston Salem area through 12 Days of Service. This project, created for the holiday season, will carry NPMC church members and friends into homeless shelters, schools and non-profit agencies throughout the community as we seek to share the light and love of Christ. That light will shine even brighter this year as we reach out to new groups in new ways. Here are some of the groups targeted and activities planned: • Christmas caroling: We’ll kick off 12 Days when we sing to our homebound members • Salvation Army: Have you always wanted to ring the kettle bell? Here’s your chance! • South Fork Elementary School: Once again, fourth-grade students will visit New Philadelphia campus to experience a lovefeast and create a putz of their community • The SECU House: Residents will enjoy a hot breakfast casserole delivered and served by church members • Crisis Control Ministry: Over-the-counter medications will be collected and donated to the Crisis Control Pharmacy • The Winston Salem Street School: Students and staff will participate in a lovefeast and join us for lunch • Samaritan Ministries: Residents will enjoy an evening love feast following dinner • Forsyth County Humane Society: We’ll make chew toys for the canine residents Help us make new memories as the Moravian Church when we continue serving our neighbors this December through 12 Days of Service.

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Sewing Ministry

Women’s Fellowship Sewing Ministry Needs: 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!

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 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.

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

Caring for Our Church Family at Home Donna Chadwick Louella Davis Gloria Hicks Billie Holton Raymond & Frances Livengood Bill & Clendon Newsom Martha Ridings Thelma Reavis Herbert & Fay Weavil Jerry & Dorothy Shiffert

Monthly Mission Projects

Sept 24-Nov 24: Baby Items/Older Adult Items for Sunnyside Ministry; Babies: diapers, wipes, baby soap, canned baby food, baby spoons, cups, bibs, receiving blankets, towels, socks, “onesies,” and boy & girl infant clothing. Adults: adult diapers, wipes, denture products, nutrition supplements such as Boost or Ensure, towels, sheets. Nov 24-Jan 19: Sunnyside Ministry; mittens, gloves, hats, socks, underwear (all ages), pots and pans, drinking glasses, blankets, toothpaste/toothbrush, combs and brushes, shampoo, deodorant, soap, lotion

Sunnyside Ministry Monthly Donations

October Canned fruit and 1 pound bags of rice November Small boxed laundry detergent; 1016 loads

Get Ready for the Holiday Treasures Sale

Donations will be received in the fellowship hall (stage area) from Wednesday, October 31 - Friday, November 2, 10 a.m. until 6 p.m. No need to price the items. Baked Goods Pies, cakes (please cut in half), cookies, snacks & gluten-free items - bring Friday, November 2. Questions? Contact Jane Shore 336-768-1898 jjshore79@triad.rr.com or Becky Ward 336659-9784 wardrk@wfu.edu

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WOMEN'S FELLOWSHIP

HOLIDAY TREASURES SALE

ALL HOLIDAYS - DECORATION ITEMS ornaments, home decor, decorations, ceramics, clothes, accessories, jewelry, linens, dishes, Moravian items, baked goods, one-of-a-kind items

11.3.2018

8 a.m. - 12 p.m. New Philadelphia Moravian Fellowship Hall

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the church and school leadership. The school children also sang songs of appreciation to the volunteers. School began on September 4 in the fellowship hall, but students will transition to the new classrooms on September 10, 2018. Mission Trip to St. Thomas - Tim Adams: Tim Adams shared his experience on a mission trip to St. Thomas to rebuild four classrooms in a Moravian school that was severely damaged by hurricane Irma and Maria in September 2017. Tim and Justin Linville had also shared their experiences during the worship services. This was one of four trips that were planned by BWM and the missions committee. The Moravians first landed in St. Thomas in 1732, and school was built in 1734. The motto at the school is “God Steers Our Course”. Tim Adams and Justin Linville were members of the third team of volunteers to arrive at the Memorial Campus to help in the rebuilding of four classrooms. Since the hurricane’s damage to the school multiple classes were being held in the fellowship hall, however, this makes for a very noisy learning environment.

Work still needs to be completed, but no further work is planned while school is session, the remainder of the work to be done in 2019. However, if you are interested in volunteering for future mission trips to help members of the congregations in the Virgin Islands please contact Evon Crooks. Tim and Justin also attended worship service and lovefeast at the Nisky Moravian church on St. Thomas. The worship service lasted 2 ½ hours. Business meeting: August 2018 minutes were approved by members present.

The missions committee will be hosting a fundraising Salmon dinner (Alaskan Salmon) on October 13, 2018 at 5:30 p.m. for Alaska Bible Seminary. Sheila Beaman is tracking reservations, 19 signed up to date. Tiffany The teams cleaned out the debris and demolHenshaw has prepared a poster board with ished the water-logged walls down to the studs the flyer to be placed in the commons area for and brick wall in preparation for a local confolks to make reservations. Committee memtractor to rebuild the walls. Dr. Connor, prinbers will make a second contact with specific cipal and pastor at the memorial campus, was churches and send out flyers for bulletin insert. very thankful and impressed with the demoliAll congregations are invited. Anne Geis and tion by the teams which allowed the contractor her team are planning the dinner. Help is needto rebuild four classrooms in four weeks. This ed to setup, breakdown and wash dishes. Evon time included all permits required for such has contacted the youth leaders to see if some historic building. of the youths can help. Please let the committee know if you can help. The work by the teams was greatly appreciated

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Virgin Islands mission trips – Four mission trips with teams of 5 to 8 participated in the rebuilding and the four classrooms have been completed. The teams were made up of volunteers from across the US. Tim Adams, Justin Linville and Mark Thomas were volunteers from NPMC. Going forward there is a need to help elderly members of the Virgin Islands congregations to restore their homes. Please let Evon Crooks know if you are interested in volunteering.

mittee approved $1000 for the Children’s Nutrition Program of Haiti, and $3000 for Sunnyside Ministry iv. Disbursement of the $2000 from the Women’s Fellowship has been completed (HOPE, NC Diaper Bank and The Salvation Army Center of Hope were the recipients).

Due to the death of Sylvia Shelton (development director of WSSS), the Street School Fundraising Lunch will be on October 2, 2018 from 12 p.m. -2 p.m. at Forsyth Country Club.

Mission moment schedule

Meeting and speaker schedule i.October 14, 2018 - to be announced

1.September 30, 2018 – Alaska Bible Seminary Prayer list:

NPMC Advent open house and community Christmas tree lighting will be on December 2, 1. All affected by Hurricane Irma and Maria 2018 from 4 p.m. to 5:30 p.m. 2. Kevin and Charity Manous with Campus Crusade Income and disbursements 3. Michael Tesh with Ray of Hope Orphanage i. September 2018 beginning balance $14,990.79. ii. August 2018 contributions were $3,034.17 iii. Disbursements for September – The com-

The next meeting will be October 14, 2018

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October Birthdays 1 Ed Hauser 1 Brittany Huddleston 1 Sarah Swenson 2 Frank Fulton 2 Errette Shore 2 Mark Vega 3 Jerry Stockton 4 Terry Beauchamp 4 Kelley Kirkman 5 Mary Hege 5 David Tesh 5 Mary Anne Utley 6 John Angell 6 Matthew Bauer 6 Faith Gortman 6 Dot Hill 6 Maggie Wade 7 Melisa Allen 7 John Clore 7 Holly Fleming 7 Jim Merritt 7 Tatum Ward 8 Betsy Hamby 8 Wyatt Phillips 8 Haley Walter 8 Kristopher Walter 9 Chloe Jackson 10 Mary Coffey 10 Daniel Myers 10 Leah Weatherman 11 Teresa Brown 11 Mary Carico 11 Henry Ebert Sr. 11 Max Gerringer 11 Lynda Needham 11 Van Teague 12 Adam Key 13 Beverly Cox 13 Marion Griffin Jr.

14 Linda Courtney 14 Caitlin Smith 15 Sherrie Andrew 15 Rebecca Orr 16 Addison Barber 16 Miriam Guthrie 16 Blair Huffman 16 Julia Stapleton 16 Ryan Taylor 16 Owen Windemuller 17 Ralph Chantler 17 Erin Key 18 Coley Ketchie 18 Sydney Pinto 19 Jennifer Dackor 19 Malinda Day 19 Nancy Walter 19 Leigh Walters 20 Whitney Armstrong 20 Mary Fowler 20 Lori Gortman 20 David Phillips 20 Gina White 21 Sydney Flynt 21 Maya Gentry 21 Will Spach 22 Sherry Matthews 22 John Miller 23 Mary Ruth McRae 23 Daniel Muto 23 Tara Pitts 23 Karl Stimpson 23 Thomas Welborn 24 Liam Beauchamp 24 Joseph Linville 24 Allan Phillips 24 Tiffany Senter 24 Brandon Vickers 25 Rebekah Vaden 26 Sandra Chitty 26 John Cox 26 Ricky Cusson 26 Penny Gettings

26 Marina Pfeffer 26 Scott Rabon 27 Kimberly Davis 27 Jack Huddleston 27 Mike Pearsall 28 Sarah Mulholland 29 Terry Baker 29 Hammond Geis 29 Elizabeth Gerringer 29 Judy Hathaway 29 Kimball Hoover 29 Jonah Macemore 30 Anita Abernathy 30 Tyler High 30 John Thomas 31 Becky Beauchamp 31 Sharon Carter 31 Susan Cook 31 Bill Goslen 31 Sue Satterfield 31 Susan Stockwell

November Birthdays 1 Bill Donald Jr. 1 Ellen Gentle 1 Robert MacReynolds 2 Birginia Barber 2 Katie Nail 2 Ken Nail 3 Jane Miller 4 Isabella Crooks 4 Ethan Livengood 4 Joseph Windemuller 5 Brian Huffman 5 Charli Robinson 5 Geneva Shoaf 7 Bill Carico 7 Jadon Parks 8 Dorothy Craver 8 Ryan MacReynolds

Page 13 8 Rachel Stringfellow 8 Rebecca Touby 9 Gene Nail 10 Nick Andrews 10 Pat Bledsoe 10 Christy Clore 10 Grady Hite 10 Don Matthews 10 Don Shoaf 10 Mandi Wall 11 Marcia Hansley 11 Addie Wall 12 Bradley Langston 12 Meredith Phillips 12 Thelma Reavis 12 Lynette Welborn 13 Hardin Foltz 13 Savannah Morgan 13 Ronald Reeves 13 Matthew Robinson 14 John Stigall 14 Tyler Thore 14 Ella Wall 15 Jackie Beck 15 Bill Byrd 15 Taylor Cook 15 Brad Pitts 16 Karly Beck 16 Pat Dinkins 16 Lance Jackson 16 Bryan Mash 16 Dale Price 17 Abigail Beauchamp 17 Wesley Beauchamp 17 Anita Cirba 17 Raymond Livengood 17 Brian Pfeffer 18 Tyler Cook 18 Jonathan Jenkins 18 Steve Jones 19 DeDe Bush 19 Reg Combs 19 Heather Kiger

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November Birthdays (continued) 19 Dawn Sides 19 Jack Snoke 19 Randy Stringfellow 20 Karl Beck 20 Bill Blair 20 Ethel Butcher 20 Dalton Vestal 21 Kaylee Roope 21 Bill Sides Jr. 21 Bonnie Tucker

22 Nicholas Andrew 22 Jennifer Burg 22 Tessa Phillips 22 Roy Tucker 23 Lacy Bellomy 23 Steven Cochrane 23 Nelson Daubenmeyer 23 Anne Geis 23 Jenny Macemore 24 Dan Gatewood

24 Ann Ladd 24 Brian McConnell 24 Bill Miller 24 Smith Welborn Jr. 25 Becky Ward 27 Cora Hawfield 27 Christie Powell 27 Shannon Sapp 27 Lynn Thrower 27 Tiffany Woods

28 Scott Fowler 28 Kellie Krafft 28 Barbara McManus 28 Craig Midkiff 29 Patricia Windsor 30 Denise Price

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2. At this time, no time limit has been established to have a headstone placed on a grave in the Graveyard. Intent is to limit the amount of time that a grave is left unmarked. A motion was made and approved that a headstone must be in place within 6 months or NPMC will order/install a basic stone and bill family for cost. From the Board of Trustees: The following changes were proposed to the “Funeral and Graveyard Policy”: 1. Currently, NPMC covers the cost of organist, sound system support, printing of bulletins for the service, and church clean-up. A motion was made and approved to establish a fee of $300 charged to both church members and non-members to cover the cost of organist, sound system support, printing of bulletins, and church clean-up.

It was then noted there actually was a time limit established in the Funeral and Graveyard Policy of 120 days; the Trustees’ new motion extends the deadline to 6 months instead of 4 months. If you have any questions about this change, you may contact any member of the Trustees: Alan Barber, Beth Byrd, Tim Ward, Chris Rogers, Brad Pitts, Ron Tedder, Michael Crotts, Mike Johnson, Paul Williams, Charles Galloway, Ron Vogler, Smitty Welborn.

Thanksgiving Lovefeast is Sunday, November 18 at 5 p.m. Invite your family and friends and plan to join us. Bring a nonperishable food item for Sunnyside.

"Peacemakers who sow in peace reap a harvest of righteousness." James 3:18

2019 Daily Text orders arriving soon! Pay attention to the church bulletin for the announcement so you’ll know when you can purchase one ~ they make great gifts!

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Financial Report & Attendance As of August 2018 Annual budget �� $1,010,990 Expenses to date �� $641,793 Income to date �� $606,731 Shortage to date �� $35,062 Disbursed in month Building|Equipment Repairs..................... $2,752 Christian Education|Youth....................... $1,278 Cleaning Expenses.................................... $3,594 Grounds........................................................$13 Kitchen|Custodian Supplies......................... $586 Library..........................................................$22 Medical Equipment ��$247 Music ��$111 Office Expenses........................................ $1,243 Pastoral Staff-Salary, Travel, Housing Pension, Ins............................................ $14,936 Provincial Contribution........................... $16,663 Security....................................................... $480 Staff-Salaries, Social Security, Ins............. $25,047 Utilities..................................................... $7,719 Total for month........................................ $74,691

10-7 10-14 10-21 10-28 11-4 11-11 11-18 11-25

Greeters & Lock-up* Michael Crotts* Frank Chitty Charles Galloway* Judy Cline Mike Johnson* Susan Cook Brad Pitts* Evon Crooks, Sr. Chris Rogers* Mitzi Dease Ron Tedder* April Greenwood Ron Vogler* Nancy Renn Tim Ward* Joe Jarvis

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

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Funds Anne Chadwick Band Fund �� $10,077 Band Fund �� $5,992 Bells of Joy �� $1,370 Benevolences �� $9,815 Building Fund �� $51,626 Bus Fund �� $2,025 Capital Improvements �� $32,760 Elizabeth Windsor Scholarship Fund �� $24,097 Flower Fund/Poinsettia �� $1,450 Iobst-Gray Missions Fund �� $14,990 Lamb Ministry �� $1,186 Laurel Ridge Projects Fund �� $7,980 Lewis Ministerial Student Aid Fund �� $5,200 Music Fund �� $1,604 Open Door Outreach �� $2,550 Youth Fund �� $14,423 Youth Missions Fund �� $11,128 Sunday School 8-5 14 8-12 152 8-19 183 8-26 143

Worship 171 116 188 159 173 136 190 139

9-2 9-9 9-16 9-23 9-30

199 170 147 217

1st 2nd 3rd 4th 5th

152 204 158 78

122 154 131 126

Sound Technicians** 1st Service 2nd Service Mike Crotts Valerie Crane Mike Crotts Valerie Crane Mike Crotts Aaron Prevette Mike Crotts Aaron Prevette Mike Crotts Aaron Prevette