JANUARY FEBRUARY MARCH
new philly news A QUARTERLY NEWSLETTER FROM NEW PHILADELPHIA MORAVIAN CHURCH Besides taking small steps toward regathering for inperson worship, fellowship and study, we have practiced If you have tuned into our Worship Services over the past resilience in finding new ways of keeping connected and two Sundays (December 13 and December 20) you have involved in worship and study while also trying to safely experienced the first two parts of a “Light of Christ Trilo- care for our neighbors and our congregation. (See the Regathering article for more detail.) gy.”
Light of Christ Trilogy Written by: Sam Gray
On the third Sunday in Advent, I began the trilogy with a sermon on John 1:6 – 8, where we heard a man named John bearing witness to the True Light. John told the people gathered on the other side of the Jordan River that the Light was already among them but they just didn’t realize it or recognize it. That Sunday I invited all of you to send in your “seeing the Light of Christ among us” stories. Fifteen of you responded and I shared those amazing stories on Sunday, December 20 (part two of the “Light of Christ Trilogy”).
This coming Sunday, December 27, Clyde Manning will complete the trilogy by reading from John 1:10 – 18, and sharing stories about the light of Christ shining in and through many of you! My prayer is that these reflections on (and of) the light will illuminate our path as we enter a new year. On Sunday, January 3rd, I will preach on “The Promise and Presence of the Lord” (Jeremiah 31:7- 14) and on Sunday, January 10, we will celebrate Holy Communion in observance of the Epiphany. I look forward to discerning and living into all that God has in store for us in 2021.
Elders Update Written by: Kay Windsor Updates from the Board of Elders
Especially during the COVID-19 pandemic and the physical distancing we have practiced, our Board of Elders continues to look to the vision statement: New Philadelphia seeks to be an open and caring Christian congregation in the Moravian tradition, worshiping God and honoring the scripture, while encouraging one another to live, love, and serve like Jesus as we follow the lead of the Holy Spirit.
Pastor Sam Gray, Evie Blum, Clyde Manning, Steve Gray, Michael Westmoreland, Dave Blum, Sandra Gray, Carol Garber, Jane Shore, Terri Queen, Bill Donald, Frank Nifong, Jerry Tucker, and several other musicians have brought us meaningful worship each week, a few at a time, through livestreamed services. Services are streamed on the New Philadelphia Moravian Facebook page and also saved on YouTube (New Philadelphia Moravian Church Winston-Salem channel) for later viewing. A recent Sunday showed more than 1200 views of a worship service. Recordings of handbells, mission moments and middle and high school youth have been added to the livestreamed services. The prerecorded lovefeast aired at 4 p.m. on Christmas Eve with lovefeast bags available on Christmas Eve morning in the parking lot (or delivered to homebound) was full of the light of Christ, available for all to share and shine. Members who are homebound or who do not use email have been contacted during the pandemic by Elders and Acolytes to share information, to deliver communion kits, just to share a word of cheer as a continuing part of the spiritual care of our congregation. A Zoom for listeners (those without email or computers) is a sharing of the Sunday morning livestreamed worship as well as a small fellowship gathering (virtually, by phone). The recent addition of two tablets and two hotspots for lending may bring more viewing possibility to some of these members. (See the tech buddies item in this newsletter for more detail.) Committees, Teams and Gatherings. Justice and Reconciliation Team, formed in response to the call for a renewed focus on the Statement on Racism made by the Southern Province in 1998, meets on the second Wednesday of each month at 7 p.m. to share conversation and action toward understanding racial, cultural and ethnic reconciliation and the work in progress in the Moravian Church. More resources are available here: Mo1
ravian Team for Racial, Cultural, and Ethnic Reconciliation | Moravian Church Southern Province (https:// www.moravian.org/southern/2020/05/moravian-team-forracial-cultural-and-ethnic-reconciliation/) Justice and Reconciliation plans to partner with others in our community including members from Home church and Estamos Unidos in Winston-Salem and Rolling Hills in Florida for conversation and action. Next meeting: January 13 at https://zoom.us/j/96011952851? pwd=amVXSnduTTYvZkU3SDROWW8wLzBQUT09 Meeting ID: 960 1195 2851 Passcode: 291742. Contact Tina Spach (spachtina@gmail.com) for more information.
Contacts for Board of Elders: Sam Gray (chair) sam@newphilly.org, Kay Windsor (vice -chair) kehwindsor1@gmail.com, Andi Williams (secretary) andreaewilliams@gmail.com, April Greenwood aprilcgreenwood@gmail.com, Cindy Daggett daggettcd@gmail.com, Cynthia Fearrington cfearr@yahoo.com, Frank Chitty fchitty@yahoo.com, Franklin Nifong fiddler313@gmail.com, Maggie Davis (youth representative) maggiedavis03@yahoo.com, Michael Crane cranemrev@gmail.com, Nancy Renn tom_renn@bellsouth.net, Tiffany Woods tiffany.b.woods@gmail.com, Tina Spach spachtina@gmail.com.
Glimpse Bible Study continues each Tuesday night at 7 p.m. via Zoom as Dave Blum leads a preview of the lectionary texts for the following Sunday. People have used the opportunity for both Bible study and fellowship. All are welcome! You can find both the Scripture link and the Zoom link in each week’s New Philly News (sent by Written by Kay Windsor email on Fridays). How can we regather in person? Since October, we have Congregational Council was held via Zoom Sunday, Oc- offered in person worship on most Sundays along with tober 25 as a placeholder for the in-person meeting we continued livestreamed video of worship every week. We could not have at the time. Instead of electing new mem- have gathered in small groups outside and in the pavilion bers to the Board of Elders and Board of Trustees as we when the weather permitted, and we have had drivewould normally do, we affirmed two Joint Board decithrough events and drive-in communions. We may have sions: to have our yearly Congregational council meeting changed some ways of gathering, but our church has been during the first quarter of 2021 and to have board memopen to our worship and service and fellowship during bers whose terms would have ended at the end of 2020 these months of pandemic, just in some different ways continue to serve until the Congregational Council meet- than the way we have “always done it.” ing in first quarter 2021. We hoped that gathering limits would ease during first quarter 2021 to allow us to meet in If you are able to return to in-person worship, just one of person. The Zoom meeting on October 25 included about the ways we have gathered in the past ten months, check out these guidelines beforehand. 80 attendees, almost enough for a quorum.
Regathering Team Update
Look for a meeting time and manner of meeting for congregational council during this first quarter of 2021 to elect new members for the Board of Elders and the Board of Trustees. Candidates for Board Members Needed Consider serving on one of the boards to help guide our church. Board members currently serve for a three-year term, then wait for two years before being nominated for another term. Nominating Committee members are those from both boards who are in the third year of their terms and who have now extended their service into 2021: April Greenwood, Frank Chitty, Nancy Renn, Tina Spach from Elders and Alan Barber, Brad Pitts, Chris Rogers and Ron Tedder from Trustees. April Greenwood and Chris Rogers are co-chairing the committee. If you are willing to serve on either of the boards, please contact Chris or April at chrisjrogers31@gmail.com or aprilcgreenwood@gmail.com or talk to any other member of the Nominating Committee.
Use this link to a video by Pastor Sam Gray and Hoyle Koontz to prepare to attend worship in-person: https:// www.youtube.com/watch?v=IdN3b9PfSiM We offered livestream worship for many months before the pandemic sent us all home in March, and we continue to livestream the service every Sunday. As some have gathered for worship in person, beginning in October, we have used the guidelines that follow: Usually on Tuesday of each week, an open registration link appears on newphilly.org. It offers the guidelines we follow, questions about your exposure to COVID or symptoms and requires contact information. You receive a confirmation email when you complete the registration. If you did not register beforehand on newphilly.org, you will be given a copy of the guidelines and a questionnaire
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with contact information to complete when you arrive and vaccines may offer some help in controlling the coronavirus. before being seated. If you have a temperature greater than 99.5, any symptoms or recent exposure to coronavirus, or you are over 65 with underlying conditions, we appreciate your caring for yourself and others by not attending in person. We will continue to livestream (and save) the service on the New Philadelphia Moravian Church Facebook page and YouTube page for viewing. We will continue to offer the Zoom for listeners for those without computers or mobile devices. Please arrive between 9:45 a.m. and 10 a.m. for the 10 a.m. service. Use the center Sanctuary/narthex entrance (front door) and stay at least six feet away from the persons waiting to be seated. Ushers will admit you, then seat you. You may pick up an order of worship before entering the sanctuary. Follow the three W’s (Wear a mask, Wait six feet between you and others, Wash/sanitize your hands) while inside the sanctuary for the service and while outside before entering. (Yes, this does mean keeping your mask on while inside the building.)
In all of this time, may our question continue to be, “How can we be God’s church, right here, right now? How can we love our neighbors and show God’s love and light to all?”
Staying In Touch Written by Kay Windsor Use your Instant Church Directory to connect and communicate with other members! Have you used the Instant church directory online to call or email other members ? Have you checked your own entry to be sure information is correct and up to date? (If you have moved or want to update your photo, you can use the Edit My Family option to submit changes.) Have you logged in but forgot your password? Have you put in an email and password you created but never checked your email for a confirmation email to complete the login?
Physical distancing of at least six feet does not allow for hugging, handshakes, high fives or fist bumps whether See the instructions on the right for help. inside or outside the building. Kindly try gestures such as hands to heart or waves to show your greetings, your care Have you downloaded the app for your smartphone or tablet (the easiest way to use the directory because you for others and your fellowship and friendship. can call or email directly from the member’s entry in the Seating is marked and spaced so that you will be disdirectory. Two ways to sign in to the app: tanced from others and so that worship and music team and audio and video technicians are distanced. The balcony will not be available for seating at this time. A few singers and musicians will provide music. We will not sing together as a congregation or read aloud together during the service. At the end of the service, ushers will direct congregants to exit, starting with the last seated at the back and moving toward the front. (The last shall be first.) Please wait in your seat until an usher directs you to leave. A restroom is available in the narthex, the area as you enter the church building. Signage will let you know about cleaning supplies available and how you can leave the facility clean. We are not able to provide a nursery, use of water fountains or use of the building except for the sanctuary where we have designated an entrance and exits. Please enter and exit the church only through the narthex. Ushers will help guide you. As we begin 2021, this new year, we have hope that these guidelines can be altered as the weeks pass and
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with the email in church membership and a password you in the church have created, or if you have forgotten your password, library. We click on that link and follow instructions. hope to deliver the Check your email for a confirmation email from services.instantchurchdirectory.com and click on the link in coats to South Fork that email to complete your registration or login. on Friday, Use your directory to keep in touch with other members! January 8. Thank you for loving and serving like Jesus as Stay connected. we warm the bodies and hearts of our young neighbors.
Mostly Southern Writers Book Club Written by Jerrie Andrews
We enjoyed an extra special New Philly book club zoom in December. Mona Ketner played Christmas carols on her piano at the beginning and end of our meeting. The music was beautiful and spread Christmas cheer throughout our group. We all enjoyed the book, The Further Adventures of Ebenezer Scrooge and agreed that Charlie Lovett had written a story that was timely and relevant. Our discussion included appreciating what we have and wondering about ways our post-COVID-19 lives and priorities may look different from our pre-COVID-19 existence. Here are the picks so far for 2021:
South Fork Elementary Coat Drive Written by Marla Sparks Last year, because of the generosity of our congregation, we collected 77 new and gently used coats for the students at South Fork Elementary School. Due to the economic effects of the Corona virus, the need is even greater this year.
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January 21: All the King's Men by Robert Penn Warren
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February 18: Fair and Tender Ladies by Lee Smith
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March 18: A Good Neighborhood by Therese Anne Fowler
We extend an invitation to all to join our group. Our discussions are lively and thoughtful and we are looking forward to reading a varied and interesting selection of books in 2021. We meet on the third Thursday of the month at 5:45pm. For now we are meeting on Zoom but will resume meeting at the church as soon as able. If you would like additional information or to be placed on our email list please contact: Jerrie Andrews by email: jerrieandrews@yahoo.com
As you finish your shopping or clean out your child's closet to make space for new clothes, please think about the South Fork Scholars, as the new principal, Dr. GreenHughes, calls her students and help them stay warm this winter. Coats for pre-school children through 5th graders are needed. Coats can be dropped off at designated spots 4
New Friendship Sunday School News Written by Beth Byrd The New Friendship Sunday School class meets every Sunday via Zoom from 8:30 - 9:30 a.m. We have consistently enjoyed averaging 20 class members each week. Through January 17, 2021, we will continue studying a curriculum called "New Testament Characters." In it, we learn about some lesser-known characters of the New Testament. Typically, the study presents a few pieces of scripture with plentiful discussion questions. Our discussion is always insightful. We welcome any visitors who are just looking for some community in which to discuss our faith. There is no commitment to join! We'd just love to have you visit. Send an email to Beth Byrd at ebyrd797@gmail.com to obtain the Zoom link.
For months, school-aged children have used our facilities for supervision and help with online school through the oversight of Imprints Cares, a local nonprofit that aims to help children and parents. We have continued to livestream video of our worship services when it was the only way we could participate in worship and when we have begun to have a few attend in person. People have been able to join us from New Jersey, Missouri, Jamaica, widening our connection. Our small group of dedicated sound and video technicians ( primarily Michael Crotts, Valerie Crane, Eric Bradley) have helped us every single Sunday.
We have used Zoom videoconferences and chats each week since late March to study scripture (Glimpse), to meet with Sunday School classes, for board meetings (at least 30 times, once even managing to connect during an international Zoom outage), for committee and team meetings, for children’s and youth programs, for choir After Christmas, the class will decide whether we can and handbell gatherings, for confirmation classes and safely proceed with the annual Pine Needles sale tradimore. For those without computers, smartphones or wi-fi, tionally held in March. We partner with the [younger] Discipleship class in this endeavor. This project provides we have used landlines to bring the audio of worship sergreat fellowship, helps people beautify their lawns, and is vices each week in a “Zoom for listeners.” a valuable fund-raiser for both classes. Through these To foster more connection, we are beginning a lending funds, plus our yard sale in spring and fall, we have been program to offer a tablet and a hotspot to members who able to support many outreach projects such as ARMF have not been able to connect by email, Zoom video or (the Moravian Church in Cuba), South Fork families in Internet. They will be able to use these pairs of devices to need, treats and meals for Southfork teachers, and parents see our Sunday worship, to read our newsletters and see of children in the NICU at Forsyth Hospital. Most recent- each other in video chats or conferences. ly, many class members contributed personally in addition to class funds and donated to the benevolence fund man- Just before Christmas Eve, we purchased and set up two aged by Clyde Manning. We also plan to provide a dinner tablets and hotspots and planned to deliver them to two of our members who had been attending worship by audio to 55 homeless people being sheltered by City with only every Sunday since March. We will lend them for a Dwellings this winter. month at a time and continue to help members become The New Friendship class has been blessed to stay togeth- connected. er and support each other emotionally and spiritually through a challenging 2020. We wish our Church family a So how can you help? One way is to be a tech buddy. “But I don’t know everything about using tablets and I healthy and happy 2021! have only used my smartphone as a hotspot,” you may be saying. You can help others to connect simply by being available by phone to answer questions from someone who is trying to learn how to use a tablet to watch Sunday worship or read email. I Written by Kay Windsor If you are willing to be a tech buddy, send an email or call How often have we used a smartphone, a computer, a tab- Kay Windsor to offer your skills. let to connect for work or school or just to check in with (kehwindsor1@gmail.com or 336-692-8529) friends and family since March? We may have had more screen time during these last ten months than we ever imagined we would want or need!
Can You be a Tech Buddy?
But we have used these devices to connect with each other and to learn new information and even to be inspired to help others in our community in the ten months of pandemic-limiting in-person gatherings. John Amos Comenius might applaud our use of the tools of our time for connection and learning. (Look him up—because you can.) 5
Emanating Love and Care for Each Other Embracing Our Neighbors as Mission
Preschool News
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Written by: Christine Hooker
So, drumroll please…here they are!
Preschool has had a very successful reopening in November and December. We are looking forward to Spring 2021 registration. It is tentatively scheduled to open February 22nd for church members and currently enrolled preschool families and opens to the community on March 1st . To ensure we are following the most up to date guidelines we will release pertinent information about how to register closer to the date. Please contact the director, Christine Hooker at director@newphillypreschool.org or call the preschool office at 336-768-4844 with questions.
1. Engaging in Corporate Worship Emphasis (added resources): • Searching for Sunday by Rachel Held Evans (books and discussion guide) • Everything Belongs by Richard Rohr (books which include group reflection guide)
Christian Education News Written by: Evie Blum Children’s Sunday School and New Philly Kids Let’s start 2021 off right…together! New Philly Kids have an awesome and important network of support and encouragement. The fellowship just gets stronger with each child that logs on to Sunday School/New Philly Kids every Sunday at 11:30am. It’s never too late to jump in! Come join in the fun and keep the fellowship strong, even in these extraordinary times… ESPECIALLY in these extraordinary times. Let’s start the New Year with a renewed commitment to New Philly Kids! Join Zoom Meeting https://zoom.us/j/99796254432? pwd=aWM4YmcxenNHVlF1R0xvcllpNUZZdz09
Meeting ID: 997 9625 4432 Passcode: 866900 New Adult Sunday School Resources! I am excited to share an update with you about our adult study resources. The library has been expanded to include some highly reviewed materials to make easily available to all adult Sunday School classes to use if you wish. These new resources fall loosely under the emphases adopted by New Philadelphia for 2020 and beyond: • •
2. Equipping Disciples Through Biblical Teaching Emphasis (added resources): • Creed by Adam Hamilton (books, dvd, leader’s guide) • Lead Me Lord by Moravian Rev. Nasel Ephraim (books which include group reflection guide) 3. Emanating Love and Care for Each Other Emphasis (added resources): • Horizontal Jesus by Tony Evans (dvd, leader’s guide) • Praying in Color by Sybil MacBeth (books which are a prayer guide) • Radical by David Platt (dvd, leader’s guide) 4. Embracing Our Neighbors as Mission Emphasis (added resources): • Fruitful Lives by Moravian Bishop Sam Gray (books which include discussion and prayer guide) • Irresistible Revolution by Shane Claiborne (books and discussion guide) Important: If your class is meeting remotely, we have the option to purchase some digital resources that you might like. There are also many free resources online that I’d be happy to point you toward. (evie@newphlly.org) I hope you will discuss these options with your class as you plan for upcoming studies. Blessings! Glimpse Bible Study meets every Tuesday via Zoom. Each week we will share “glimpse” of the scripture that will be the focus of the following Sunday’s sermon. It’s our chance to read the scripture, wrestle with it a bit, ask questions and discuss it. Join in each Tuesday at 7:00pm via Zoom. Join Zoom Meeting https://zoom.us/j/846200834? pwd=c0s2anpPRXBVOXZaMjNKZjcyME9sdz09 Meeting ID: 846 200 834
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Troop 715 Update Written by: Prakash Keeley, Troop Scribe Due to CDC COVID-19 guidelines, Troop 715 has had to adapt to stay safe and continue meeting. We are now only outside with everybody wearing masks and socially distancing. Half of the troop meets at the Scout Hut while the other half has a meeting on Zoom. The next meeting the two groups alternate. We are also going on socially distanced campouts. For example, in November the troop went to the Outer Banks and did lots of fun activities like fishing. The troop also cleaned the campsite behind the church to prepare it for a day of challenges with the Webelos. All of the campouts and activities complied with the CDC COVID-19 guidelines. The troop will continue to meet in person next year as allowed by the church and consistent with recommended guidelines. Trips and other activities will be evaluated on a case by case basis to ensure any participation is safe for all involved.
Upcoming Blood Drives Written by: Michael Crane
Meeting ID: 960 1195 2851
You may also find a link to Justice & Reconciliation Resources by clicking here: www.newphilly.org/pdf/ Resources_JRTeam.pdf
Aging Well in a Pandemic World Getting A Good Night’s Sleep We all crave sleep – just like we hunger and thirst, we have the need for sleep. Sleep strengthens our immune systems, our memories, and our ability to learn. Seven to eight hours of sleep a night is considered optimum and restorative. As we age, getting a good night’s sleep can become more difficult. We have more trouble quieting our minds, forgetting all the bad news, and turning off the day. Researchers estimate that about half of adults over the age of 65 have sleep issues. Sleep problems can significantly interfere with older adults’ daily activities and reduce our quality of life. We have to learn to think and act like good sleepers. AARP’s Healthtools website offers excellent solutions for good sleep: https://healthtools.aarp.org/sleep Here are a few tips from the experts for getting a better night’s rest:
Our next Blood Drive will be on Exercise is one of the best things older people Monday, March 15 from 2 p.m. can do for their health: until 6:30 p.m.. The registration Older people who exercise regularly fall asleep faster, for this drive will open the end of February. If you have sleep longer, and report better quality of sleep. The not given since our last drive, whether you donated a sinNational Institute of Aging (www.nia.nih.gov) offers gle or a double, you are eligible to donate on March 15 helpful tips for exercising safely as an older person. Please roll up your sleeves and donate - the need continues. The closer we get to the Drive date, we will make an Reduce bedroom distractions: Televisions, cellannouncement as to location (fellowship hall or “old” felphones, and bright lights can make it more challenglowship hall). If you have any questions, please reach out ing to fall asleep. Keep the television in another room to Michael Crane at cranemrev@gmail.com and try not to fall asleep with it turned on.
Justice & Reconciliation Team Written by: Tina Spach
Avoid substances that can discourage sleep: Like alcohol, tobacco, caffeine, and even large meals late in the day can make sleep more challenging. Try reducing or eliminating caffeine intake and eating dinner at least four hours before bedtime.
All are welcome! Join us for our monthly Justice & Rec- Keep a regular sleep schedule: Remember that aging onciliation Team meeting at 7:00 p.m. the second Tuesday makes it more difficult to recover from lost sleep. of each month. Click on the Zoom link and enter the Avoid sudden changes in sleep schedules. Try going meeting ID number. We hope to see you! to bed and waking up at the same time every day and being careful about napping too long. https://zoom.us/j/96011952851? pwd=amVXSnduTTYvZkU3SDROWW8wLzBQUT09 Develop a bedtime routine: Find activities that help 7
you relax before bed. Many older people enjoy a bath, reading, or finding some quiet time with devotions or meditation before getting into bed. ~The Aging Well Team
What are YOUR Goals for the New Year:
Financial Report as of November 2020
Designated Funds Report
Prepared by: Donna Wright
Prepared by: Donna Wright
Annual Budget ...................................................$750,000 Expenses to date .................................................$628,165 Income to date (includes Payroll Protection Plan $128,696) ............................................................................$808,183 Overage to date .................................................$180,018 Disbursed in month Building/Equipment repairs ................................$1,567 Christian Education/Youth ..................................$3,104 Cleaning Expenses ..............................................$2,360 Church Resource ......................................................$90 Grounds ...............................................................$2,800 Insurance .............................................................$1,488 Library (credit) .......................................................$174 Lovefeast (credit) .....................................................$41 Music ........................................................................$11 Office expenses ......................................................$634 Pastoral Staff-salary, travel, housing, Pension, insurance .............................................$13,601 Provincial contributions ......................................$5,802 Scouts (credit).........................................................$300 Security...................................................................$140 Staff-salaries, social security, insurance............$26,571 Stewardship ............................................................#243 Utilities ................................................................$3,160 Total for month ..................................................$61,403
Anne Chadwick Band Fund .................................$10,182 Band Fund ..............................................................$6,301 Bells of Joy...........................................................$10,768 Benevolences........................................................$12,275 Building Fund ......................................................$51,626 Bus Fund .......................................................................$0 Capital Improvements ............................................$3,489 Elizabeth Windsor Scholarship Fund ...................$25,069 Iobst-Gray Missions Fund ......................................$6,753 Laurel Ridge Projects Fund....................................$7,099 Lewis Ministerial Student Aid Fund ......................$5,200 Music Fund ............................................................$1,735 Open Door Outreach ..............................................$1,429 Youth Fund ............................................................$4,814 Youth Missions Fund .............................................$6,315 Flower Fund ...........................................................$2,245 Special Projects ......................................................$5,894 Contact Donna Wright, our Finance Manager, or Earl Wall, our Trustee Chairperson, if you have any questions regarding the Financial Report.
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Advent Outreach—Lovefeast Bags In Honor of ......................... Given by
Johnnie Hauser ...................... Sandra Gray
Eugene Wilson Muse .............. Donna Chadwick
Anne & Jack Geis ................... John & Susan Geis
Eugene Wilson Muse, Jr. ........ Donna Chadwick
Entire staff for all services during pandemic .............................................
Harrison Longworth Muse ...... Donna Chadwick Vicki Lynn Wright ................. Donna Chadwick Bishop Sam Gray ................... New Philadelphia Boards Worship & Tech Teams .......... New Philadelphia Boards Sam Gray ............................. Tina & Will Spach Kay Windsor ......................... Melvin & Nancy Holland Sam Gray .............................. Bruce & Marilou Bradley Clyde Manning ...................... Bruce & Marilou Bradley Bishop Sam Gray ................... New Philadelphia Boards Sam Gray .............................. Michael & Valerie Crane Worship & Tech Teams .......... Michael & Valerie Crane
Frances Weaver
Dave & Evie Blum.................. Frances Weaver Sam & Lorena Gray ............... Frances Weaver Kay Windsor ......................... Clyde Manning
Marla & Bill Sparks ............... Clyde Manning Emily McNeil ........................ Clyde Manning Jerrie Andrews ....................... Clyde Manning Elaine & Bill Donald .............. Clyde Manning Lynette Welborn..................... Clyde Manning ............................................. Thompson-Weber Family Kay Windsor ......................... Alberta Harpe
Sam Gray .............................. New Philadelphia Boards Worship & Tech Teams .......... New Philadelphia Boards Sam Gray .............................. New Philadelphia Boards Sam Gray .............................. Ron & Merle Tedder
In Memory of ...................... Given by: Aleys Wall Williams & Elgin Richard Williams, Sr. ............................................. Pamela Rogers Williams & ............................................. Richard Williams
Mona Ketner ......................... Tim & Becky Ward
Anna Jones Holder & Wilburn Holder ............................................. Pamela Rogers Williams, Bill King ............................... Tim & Becky Ward ............................................. Richard Williams, Carson & Paul McManus ....... Barbara & Mark McManus ............................................. Bill Rogers Mona & Mickey McManus ..... Barbara & Mark McManus April Quate Densmore ............ Pamela Rogers Williams, Richard Williams, Bill Rogers Shelby, Addison, Caroline & Abby Bryan & Heather ............................................. Mash Aubrey & Barbara Mullican .... Ken & Donna Nail Roger & Betty Jones ............... Andy & Charlotte Henshaw Betty King ............................. Tim & Becky Ward Clyde Manning ...................... Jean Peak Bill & Clendon Newsom .......... Kay Windsor Aemon McRae & Ezra McRae Larry & Mary Ruth McRae Bill & Mary Frances Sides....... Bryan & Heather Mash Johnnie Hauser ...................... Jack & Jane Shore Bill & Nancy Rawles .............. Melvin & Nancy Holland Clyde Manning ...................... Johnnie Hauser
Bob Bodenhamer .................... Audrey Bodenhamer 8
Bonnie Tucker ....................... Her Family
Martha Ward ........................ Tim & Becky Ward
Chris Livengood ..................... Mike & Kathy Johnson
Melvin & Dimple Holl& ......... Melvin & Nancy Holland
Denis King father of Kathy Mabe
Mr & Mrs Floyd Mulholland .. The Mulholland family
Kathy Mabe
Dorothy Ridings Wall & Joseph Fred Wall ............................................. Pamela Rogers Williams & ............................................. Richard Williams Emory Thomas ...................... John & Susan Geis Glenn & Kathryn Frye ........... Barbara & Mark, McManus Grace Jones Hauser & Paul Hauser ............................................. Pamela Rogers Williams, ............................................. Richard Williams, ............................................. Bill Rogers Harry & Anna Vaughn .......... Patricia Vaughn Helen Idol .............................. Dan & Judy Gatewood Hugo & Ruth Deaton ............. Barbara & Mark McManus Ione Rogers Bradley & Claude Bradley ............................................. Pamela Rogers Williams, ............................................. Richard Williams, ............................................. Bill Rogers Jack & Joyce Flynt ................. Fred & Geegee Flynt
Mr & Mrs Floyd Mulholland .. The Mulholland family Mr. & Mrs. Floyd Tuttle ......... Earl & Cindy Wall Mr. & Mrs. L. J. Becker Jr. ..... Earl & Cindy Wall Mr. & Mrs. Marion J. Sharpe . Larry & Mary Ruth McRae Mr. Joe W. Butcher ................ Ethel Butcher Mr. Miles E. Butcher .............. Ethel Butcher Mrs. Florence H. Butcher ........ Ethel Butcher Nell Jones Rogers & John William Rogers ............................................. Pamela Rogers Williams, ............................................. Richard Williams, ............................................. Bill Rogers Ron Canter father of April Greenwood ............................................. April, Charlie, Mac & ............................................. Win Greenwood Rt. Rev. Robert Iobst & Helen Iobst ............................................. Wayne & Cindi Jones
Jacqueline Holder Beck & Bruce Beck ............................................. Pamela Rogers Williams, ............................................. Richard Williams, ............................................. Bill Rogers
Sabrina Franklin .................... The LaMontagne Family
James William Saylor & Ruby Robertson Saylor ............................................. Susan Saylor Jones
Teresa Naomi Muse................ Donna Chadwick
Jarvis Hauser ......................... Jack & Jane Shore
Verna Baldwin Williams & John Emanuel Williams ............................................. Pamela Rogers Williams & ............................................. Richard Williams
Jarvis M. Hauser .................... Johnnie Hauser John Leroy & Isabelle Deaton . Barbara & Mark McManus Kathryn Wheeling Evert ......... Henry Ebert Lillie Crater Jones & Charles Asa Jones ............................................. Pamela Rogers Williams, ............................................. Richard Williams, ............................................. Bill Rogers Margaret (Peggy) Pogue ......... Mike & Kathy Johnson
Sally Holt mother of Kathy Mabe
Kathy Mabe
Sylvia Flynn ......................... Tim & Becky Ward
Tom Renn ............................. Nancy Renn
Walter & Ethel Nail ............... Ken & Donna Nail Walter & Hattie Bodenhamer ............................................. Lowell & Deanna Williams Wilhelmina Hodge Rogers & John Frank Rogers ............................................. Pamela Rogers Williams, ............................................. Richard Williams, ............................................. Bill Rogers John Harpe ............................ Alberta Harpe 8