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Connecting Knowing Loving Growing
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I’m taking two vacations with the family this summer. One will be a trip to the beach the first week of July. The other is a trip to Yellowstone National Park the first week of September. I’ve been planning the Yellowstone trip for two years, and I’m really excited. To me, it is a “thin place.” Last year we mentioned “thin places” a couple of times in sermons. A “thin place” is a place where it seems like heaven and earth are really close together. It is the kind of place where it is a little bit easier to notice the works of God. The term was first used to describe the community on the island of Iona in Scotland. The Grand Canyon might be another place. One of those places where you marvel at God’s handiwork. For some people it is the beach. For others it is the mountains. Where are the thin places in your life? If you are traveling this summer, I hope you will take time to notice the different landscapes that you’ll be visiting. But I also hope you notice the different people. As a pastor, I sometimes catch myself wondering what a person’s needs are, or quickly noticing a person’s gifts that might be used well in a ministry setting. Could God be moving among us even when we aren’t at home? Even when we encounter strangers? Or, what about within our own families while we gather together in a beach house for the week? Could Durham be a “thin place”? If we looked at life through a different lens, is it possible that we might see God’s handiwork right in front of us? Yes, certainly when we go to beautiful places like the Eno River or Kerr Lake, but what about in our own backyard or our own church sanctuary? Jesus said that wherever two or more are gathered in His name that He will be among them. Could the Spirit possibly be moving among us in our conversations with others this summer? Let’s pray together that we will be open to the Spirit’s leading and nudging when we encounter family, friends, acquaintances, or even strangers. Perhaps we will find that God is working right before our very eyes.
May the peace of Christ be with you, Pastor Doug
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CONNECTING (Connect with God and one another)
Shirley Bullock Anabela Mendes Margaret Ann Healy Wyatt Kimbrough Shannon Petry Carol Lowans Rochelle Nye Randy Sheffield Lowry Caudill Ashley Elliott Thomas Harrell Rob Parker Ken Howard Aedan McDonald Carol Ray Ken Strupe Bette Baird Cathy Sheffield Cathy Moser Michaela Nolte
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Sharon Collier Georgia Fishback Holly Hall Heidi Miller James Shipman Mark Haskell Ray Hilton Linda Shaffer Sammy Turley Barbara Yarbrough Bob Wallace Van Anderson Nicholas Falise David Korest Steven Nolte Tyler Schalliol Jonathan Shaver Jason Bouck Suzanne Elliott Alessandra Gauger Matthew Leeson Jacquelyn Andrews Matthew Jones Andy Parham Chance Bingen Jonas Daugherty Joe Newman Alex Teunis Joyce Mackin Cyndie Smith Amanda Sublett Doug Taylor
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Patrick Tomasic Christine Bouck Lisa Cooper Joanna de Andrade Garry Bowman Joey Honeycutt Whitney Hunt Grace Yueh Pam Boatright Louise Spangler Evan Deck Kelly Spray Madeline Hurley Colton Stanley Judy Alford Carl Forsyth Kay Shaver Mike Williams Paige Andrews Paul Jones David Ray Barbara Snyder Mary King Carol Newman Lawson Osteen
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I NSIDE THIS ISSUE: Birthdays Primetimers Adult Ministry Thank you Music & Art Camp Carnegie By The Creek Weekday School Ministry Music Ministry Worship/Healing Service Moments of Gratitude Drive Thru Prayer/Produce Table Interfaith Hospitality Network
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Duke Homestead Event Project AGAPE Christmas Boxes Urban Ministry Food Drive Acolytes, Nursery, Altar Guild & Trustees for July Ten Dollar Club/JMT Golf Alpha Course Hot Summer/Cool Stuff - UPDATE July Lay Assistants Schedule Financials—June 23rd
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had been proposed in June by Richard Henry Lee of Virginia. After approving independence, Congress turned its attention to how to notify King George. A draft of the Declaration of Independence Primetimers will NOT meet on July 4th, 2013. Enjoy your Holiday with your family, and we'll get together again on July 18th.
was prepared by Thomas Jefferson, working with John Adams, Roger Sherman, Robert Livingston and Benjamin Franklin. The delegates debated and revised the Declaration, infuriating young Jefferson at
Fun Facts about July 4th :
least once. They finally approved it on July 4 – thus the
The official vote declaring the independence of the Thirteen Colonies from Great Britain actually occurred on July 2, 1776.
date written on the document. Source:
"How Declaration of Independence was drafted," New On that date, the Second Continental Congress York Times, July 1, 1917 voted to approve a resolution of independence that
FROM LORI FISHER
Lori Fisher has been with Aldersgate for over 20 years! She has seen many children grow up into outstanding adults! She has found her work at Aldergate UMC to be very rewarding and we will miss her very, very much. To: Everyone at Aldersgate United Methodist Church, Each Sunday for many years I have been working at this church. I have seen countless young children grow into fine young women and men. I have seen several leadership changes within the church. I have seen a lot. I can recall when the Family Life Center was nothing more than trees and dirt! Then once it began to be built, it seemed like it all went so fast. To know that there was dirt there...and now there is a beautiful building. This building is for the growth of all, here at Aldersgate. I can see each and every Sunday how much the children that I kept, at one time, have molded themselves into fine young Christian women and men. I look forward to seeing what they hold in store for us! I have always felt much love from the church. So I intend to visit often! I just want to say thank you to everyone with whom I have come in contact while working at the church. It has been a wonderful experience. Lori Fisher
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KNOWING (Know more about God, each other, and the needs of our world. ) “A Technicolor Promise” Everyone loves a rainbow! Not only is it a wonder of creation, radiating beauty after a rain, but more importantly as a sign of the covenant, it reminds us of God’s overwhelming love and grace. Our children are spending a week July 8-12, learning “A Technicolor Promise,” by Allen Pote and Carole McCann. They’ll be making props, learning songs and choreography and drama, to give us a sometimes humorous but still truthful re-telling of the story of Noah and the Ark. Come and enjoy our final show, Friday at 3:30 pm in the FLC! Music and Arts Camp welcomes all children, ages 6-13 Please register by July 3. Registration Brochures are at the Welcome Station. Please share a brochure with neighborhood children/friends! Volunteers are needed! Contact Nan.
Carnegie By The Creek Our singers who recently sang at Carnegie Hall are excited that a more-local concert of the same anthems, conducted by composers Joseph Martin and Pepper Choplin, will be offered this July at Buies Creek, NC! This will be a concert highlight of Campbell University’s summer “Oasis” Music and Worship Conference, featuring the Carnegie concert’s ecumenical assembly of singers from all over the USA, and accompanied by a bluegrass band. Everyone is invited to the concert, held on Monday, July 15th at 7:00 pm. If you’d like to hear this “replay” of Carnegie (by the Creek), contact Nan for arrangements regarding carpooling/ church bus.
CHILDREN’S MINISTRY & WEEKDAY SCHOOL MINISTRY Mark your calendars now for these upcoming children’s events: Aldersgate UMC - School Age Summer Camp 7:30am-6:00pm July 1st-5th - CLOSED July 8th-12th - Music and Drama Week - “A Technicolor Promise" (Noah) Aldersgate Pre School Summer Camps (9:00 am-Noon-2-5 year olds) Week 1 -July 29th-August 2nd “Pirates & Princesses"
Week 2 -August 5th-9th “Dinosaurs”
Week 3 August 12th-16th "Camping”
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LOVING (Love God through worship, and love our neighbor through service.) MUSIC MINISTRY NOTES from NAN
Let God Use You For A Masterpiece! Choir is one of God’s delightful masterpieces – and God composes it with a wide palette of willing servants. There seem to be as many reasons to join in as there are members! Some come to share their vocal training, some bring their love for artistic expression, and another may simply sing their best standing next to a strong singer; one may bring his thirst for deeper worship, and that one gets inspiration through studying the texts, while honestly, this one just comes to hang out with her spouse; maybe we even have one that just likes wearing these flowy green robes… But ultimately, each brings their own God-given voices which are blended together into a musical masterpiece that blesses all! Most of our ensembles are taking a well-deserved summer break. This fall, there will be offerings for every age and ability to join in our music ministry. All are invited and welcome
Need Some “Mi-Mi-Mi” Time? Now is a great time for Nan to spend some time with you to help you identify and grow your skills either as a singer or as a music reader! She can listen to your voice, give you some help on how to sound your best, and teach some healthy singing habits. Or, if you always wanted to learn how to read music, you can spend some time learning the basics to get started. Lessons are “free” – it surely will benefit AUMC’s music ministry for you to take some Mi-Mi-Mi time. So contact Nan for some one-on-one time nan@aldersgate.org or 477-0509 x 116
SUMMER REHEARSAL SCHEDULE CHANCEL CHOIR: Choir is on rehearsal break after July 10th. We will continue to sit up in the choir loft and offer anthems through the month of July. Join us! Sunday Morning Review will start a bit earlier to get everyone on board, at 7:55am and/or 10:35am. We will resume rehearsals on August 14th at 7:30pm. TWO MORE SPECIAL DATES: Please put August 17th, 2:00 pm – wedding; and Sunday, August 25th, 4:00 pm, Choir Party at the Hagamans’ home! PRAISE TEAM: Tuesdays, 6:15-7:30 pm. Off July 30. Singers and instrumentalists very welcome!
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July 7th
“Afraid of Success ?” Message by Doug Lain - OT: 2 Kings 5:1-14 & NT: Luke 10:1-11, 16-20 We will explore having the courage to go out as Jesus commanded us to go.
July 14th
“Get Real" message by Doug Lain - OT: Psalm 25:1-10 & NT: Luke 10:25-37 This is the parable of the Good Samaritan.
July 21st
“Bigger Priorities, Fewer Distractions" - Message by Doug Lain - OT: Psalm 52 & NT: Luke 10:38-42 We are going to talk about reducing the number of distractions in life and keeping focused on your priorities.
SERVICE OF HEALING - WEDNESDAY, JULY 10TH, 6:30 PM Are you experiencing brokenness in your life? Are you or someone you love searching for something more on your spiritual journey? You are invited to join us on Wednesday, July 10th, as we host a Service of Healing at 6:30 pm in our sanctuary. Healing takes different forms for each of us as we all have differing needs and conditions. Some of us are dealing with physical illness or injuries while others are experiencing broken relationships with people or with God. Some of us find we have unresolved situations that result in guilt or traumatic memories that are troubling our spirits. In the New Testament, the Greek word sozo is the root word for healing, which is the same root for salvation and wholeness. Spiritual healing is God’s work of offering persons balance, harmony, and wholeness of body, mind, and spirit. Our hope for this service is to provide an opportunity to focus on God’s work of reconciliation between God and people, among persons in relationship, and within each person. Come, and bring your family, a friend or prayer partner, someone you’ve met during an illness or treatment to experience God’s healing power and the Jesus’ love.
A MOMENT OF GRATITUDE BY
PATTIE PORTER For many years, my only association with Aldersgate was through the Scouting program. My sons were nurtured from Tiger Cubs to Eagle Scouts. Many of the leaders & families we met were AUMC members. It was clear that these people were living their faith constantly & continually in their daily lives. So even though I wasn’t a member, I knew that if I ever needed anything, the Aldersgate community would open their arms & take me in. Aldersgate has taken me in, & I am honored to be a member now. I am grateful for the opportunities to learn through Bible study, love through service, grow & connect through corporate worship. Aldersgate equals love in action.
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COMMUNITY CONNECTIONS DRIVE-THRU PRAYER is the 1st Tuesday of each month from 4:00-6:00 pm. It’s simple, you’ll feel great afterwards, AND it’s the ONLY ONE IN DURHAM ! Just drive “thru". Someone will meet you at your car and pray with you. OR
NEXT DRIVE THRU PRAYER JULY 2ND 4:00 pm - 6:00 pm
If you are interested in helping (but not necessarily praying) you can help set up signs, take down the tent , or hand out water. Feel like you want to check out the prayer part? You can start with observing with a partner. We have heard from many in the community what a blessing this is to them and you could be part of it! If you have any questions, contact Carol Brese at 919471-2269 carolloubrese@gmail.com
ALDERSGATE PRODUCE TABLE - CAN YOU HELP ? The Missions Committee has been asked to consider hosting a "produce table" to support Urban Ministries/Durham Food Pantry. This project will collect fruit and vegetables donated by congregation members, then offer these items to the general congregation for a donation at a table set up on Sundays. Funds received and leftover items will be donated. This project will start in late August. If you are interested in volunteering to organize and coordinate volunteers, please contact Glenn Reynolds ge.reynolds26@yahoo.com
INTERFAITH HOSPITALITY NETWORK Would you like to reach out and touch someone’s life? You can when you volunteer to help with the Interfaith Hospitality Network! Four weeks during the year, Aldersgate opens its doors and its hearts to homeless families. During that week, we offer a safe place to sleep, a hot meal, transportation to and from the Day House, and friendship. It’s a wonderful experience, and I hope if you are not already involved, that you will consider opening your heart to these families. Please contact Susan Gay if you’d like to be a part of this ministry. susgy@aol.com or 919-471-2352
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COMMUNITY CONNECTIONS Duke Homestead will be hosting a Pie Competition as a part of their annual Pork, Pickles, & Peanuts: Tastes of NC on Saturday July 13th and we are looking for entrants! AND IT’S FREE! The festival itself is going to be a blast with wonderful BBQ, great arts and crafts persons, vibrant and hands-on historic programing, and the Malpass Brothers live on stage. (These young men are the grandchildren of Tom & Jan Holtsclaw)
For more information on the event itself, folks can visit the website at DukeHomestead.org. or emailed to: julia.rogers@ncdcr.gov with "Pie Competition" in the subject line.
PROJECT AGAPE CHRISTMAS BOXES Bishop Hope Ward has invited our church to be directly involved in Project AGAPE, the unique mission of the North Carolina Conference of the United Methodists with Christians In Armenia. Armenia is the oldest Christian nation in the world. My step-grandfather was Armenian and he regaled me with tales of his homeland, often overrun by other nations. That is why he ended up in the USA to avoid persecution. One of the ways we can participate in this mission is by supporting the AGAPE Christmas Box Ministry. For many children in refugee communities located in the Kashatagh District, this is the only Christmas gift they will receive. It may even be the first toy they have ever received. These boxes are a small gift containing a mighty message - the priceless love of Christ. Each year this mission has grown as more and more children participate. Each year the need for boxes exceeds the number of boxes available. Because of strict customs and import laws, our shoeboxes must be filled only with items from a specific list, no substitutions, no additions. A copy of this list will be available in each plastic box and at the information tables. If an item is not placed in the box, do not check the line item. Please carefully read the instructions at the top of the sheet in the plastic shoebox and follow them. We will supply 240 plastic shoeboxes for the congregation to fill starting June 30th. Do not wrap the shoeboxes or use cardboard boxes. Simply secure with a rubber band around the box. We will collect the boxes, store them and take them to the collection point in September. Our official dedication Sunday will be July 28th. Please contact Sandra and Glenn Reynolds (se.reynolds@yahoo.com) (919-614-2154) with questions or concerns. Most importantly, please pray for the child who will receive the shoebox. In a world lacking hope and peace, only faith in Jesus Christ can bring joy and true peace to the world. Jesus commanded us to let the children come to Him. Your gift will give a child that opportunity. God bless you and your generosity. Sandra Reynolds
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DURHAM FOOD PANTRY NETWORK
JULY FOOD DRIVE FILL THE SHELVES AT URBAN MINISTRIES OUR CHILDREN ARE HUNGRY Each Sunday in July we will be collecting dry food items to fill Urban Ministries shelves and Mt. Calvary Church of Christ Food Pantry. Children are out of school and are not having school breakfasts and lunches. Please help us by bringing: cereals, oatmeal, dried milk, rice, dry beans, pasta/ spaghetti, canned fruits, vegetables, meats, soups, peanut butter, jelly and jam, pasta sauces, and macaroni and cheese. Items should be in cans, plastics, boxes or paper packing. Non-food items needed include diapers, feminine products, toilet tissue, and adult incontinence products. Items will be collected in bins outside the Wesley Room. These items will be picked up on the third and fifth Mondays. “For I was hungry, and you gave Me something to eat; I was thirsty, and you gave Me something to drink; I was a stranger and you invited Me in;” Matthew 25:35
Clean Out Your Closet for August. Clothing Drive Scheduled for August
Durham Food Pantry Network PO Box 73073 Durham, NC 27722 Email: durhamfoodpantry@yahoo.com
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GROWING (Grow as disciples of Jesus Christ, and as a faithful community called the church.) JULY ACOLYTE SCHEDULE 8:15am Service July 7th July 14th July 21st July 28 th
Olivia Lain Emily Lain Rebecca Johnson Jacob Bosecker Taylor Healy
11:00am Service Margaret Ann Healy Katie Leonard Joanna de Andrade Kaylee Eckoff Mackenzie Hale
An acolyte is a person who assists the presiding minister/pastor in worship and carries out certain duties, including candle lighting; carrying the processional cross; holding or getting items the pastor needs at baptisms, Holy Communion, and other worship acts.
NURSERY MINISTRY Each Sunday Morning: 8:15am, 9:30am and 11:00am Ashley Skinner, Jamie Lewis and Ellen Whisnant Tuesday Music Practices: Ellen Whisnant and Lynn Wilfong
JULY ALTAR GUILD
Jan Howe Cindy Copolo Sarah Upchurch
TRUSTEES CORNER - TRUSTEE FOR JULY: BILLY COLE/PHIL STANCIL
Altar Guild assures the worship space and supporting materials are prepared for worship.
We are in need of more drivers to drive the church van. If you have your CDL or would be interested in getting your Commercial Drivers License we need you !!!! We would be able to use the van more often if we were able to get a few more people to drive the AUMC Van. Please let Doug Lain know if you are interested in driving for AUMC. - doug@aldersgate.org The trustees are looking for someone to remove the large pile of construction blocks stored behind the FLC. The blocks are large and very heavy. If you are interested in having them for yourself or for a group that you know could use them, please contact Randy Sheffield, Trustee chairman.
The Trustees supervise and maintain all property belonging to the congregation so that the ministries of the congregation can be effective.
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TEN DOLLAR CLUB CHANGES & HOW YOU CAN BE A MEMBER ARE YOU A MEMBER OF THE TEN DOLLAR CLUB? If your answer is yes, and you've read the latest mailing, you know there are some changes happening this year...please read carefully and decide if you want to change to the IMPACT 10 level which ups your giving but also ups the money coming into the fund considerably, especially if EVERYONE decides to do it. This means an automatic $10 a month instead of remembering to do it five times a year. $10 a month, this is only two cups of Starbucks A MONTH! Please consider this option. NOT A MEMBER OF THE TEN DOLLAR CLUB? Now is a great time to join...it's the 60th anniversary. So, what is the Ten Dollar Club ? It is a FREE-to-the-church $50,000 grant for new faith communities (churches) who need conference help buying land, building their first building, or launching a new church. Every penny of your money goes to build new churches. All administrative costs are absorbed by the Office of New Faith Communities (at the conference level). There are several levels at which you may join, from $50 a year on up! There are at present 25 new faith communities in North Carolina that are in various stages of development. In the last 6 years, churches have been built that account for 2,500 persons in weekly worship. In other words, your $10 plus mine plus the other members of this club is being put to good use! Aldersgate has received it twice in the long ago past. If you are interested, please call Judy Alford 919-477-4943 or click im1angelmkr@aol.com - It’s easy to sign up !
SAVE THESE DATES JAMAICA MISSION TEAM GOLF TOURNAMENT Saturday, October 12, 2013 @ 12 Noon Lake Winds Golf Course, Rougemont. Individual players will be $75, non-sponsored teams $300 and sponsored teams $400. Please come out and support this important mission. Contact Andy McCorison at amccorison@ec.rr.com for more information.
“This is your life, are you where you want to be? This is your life, is it everything you dreamed that it would be”? (Lyrics by Switchfoot)
The Fall Alpha Course Wednesday, September 11, 2013
The 11-week course includes (at no cost): Dinner each week, Childcare, Weekend at Caraway Conference Center in Asheboro, NC. To sign up or for information, contact: Dale & Betty Wickham - 919-471-0204 or daleandbettywickham@alphausa.org
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Summer Fun July 24th: Durham Bulls Game- Durham 7:05pm. Durham Bulls vs. Gwinnett Braves. July 26th: Leadership Cookout- AUMC, Durham - 5-8 pm. Cookout/Games at the AUMC Picnic Shelter for all UTH Leadership and Adult Leadership. August 7th: Wet & Wild. Info TBA
SUMMER FUN MISSION TRIPS
SUMMER CAMPS
August 17th: Beach Day- Wrightsville Beach -8 am-8 pm. Take a day trip to the Beach! August 25th: Back2School Bash- AUMC, Durham - 5– 7 pm. Water Games and Cookout at the Outdoor Ministries Field. Summer Camps July 15th-20th: Annual Conference SessionMethodist University. High School Students. Mission Trips July 29th-August 2nd: SLAM - Raleigh Durham- Middle & High School Students.
S UMMER O PPORTUNITIES
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July Lay Assistants Schedule Ushers
Greeters & Welcome Station
Lay Readers
7/7
Kirk Brown Jackie Roberts Mary Tom Roberts
8:15am Worship Service Same & Kay Edwards (o) Andy & Stacey McCorison (m) Welcome Station: Holly Hall
7/14
Sam & Jackie Andrews Jeff Sturkey Richard Riggsbee
Bevery Jackson (m) Carl & Kathy Chmielewski (o) Welcome Station: David & Carol Brese
7/21
Chick Hinton/Charles Andrews David Brese (o) Carl Chmielewski Carol Brese (m) Henry Atkinson Welcome Station: Holly Hall
Sharon MacLaurin
7/28
Doug & Carol Morris Garry Bowman
Shelia Rittgers
7/7
David Shaffer/Cynthia Bell
7/14
Dale & Betty Wickham
Holly Fishback Welcome Station: Dale Wickham
Cathy Sheffield
7/21
Dawn Eckhoff/Mary Taylor
Lara Rowland Welcome Station: Holly Hall
Dale Wickham
7/28
Lara Rowland/Doug Taylor
Linda Shaffer Welcome Station: Betty Wickham
Lisa Janes
Charles Andrews (o) Chick Hinton (m) Welcome Station: Judy Alford 9:30am Worship Service Dale & Betty Wickham Welcome Station: Cathy Sheffield
11:00am Worship Service Michele Tucker (o) Maryellen Finnigan (m) Welcome Station: San & Kay Edwards
David Brese
Ruth Kay
Doug Taylor
7/7
Cathy Moser/Ginger Hawkins Jane Howe/Graham Nichols
Alice Hagaman
7/14
Ron & Joyce Pendergrass Kelly Freeman/Joyce Mackin
Paula Alford (o) Paula Veasey (m) Welcome Station: Susan & David Leonard
Barbara Synder
7/21
Kim/Wayne Aiken Ken Strupe/Mitch Moser
Ron & Joyce Pendergrass (o) Shane Boatright (m) Welcome Station: Anabela Anca Mendes
Suzi Caudill
7/28
Paula Veasey/Paula Alford Nancy Grinstead/Ron West
Sheilah Lowans (o) Stacey McCorison (m) Welcome Station: Holly Hall
Steve Wilfong
To access the monthly church calendar, please click HERE : or click on This Week in Our Church - on the left side of the front page of the church website: www.aldersgate.org.
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“Give, and it will be given to you. Good measure, pressed down, shaken together, running over, will be put into your lap. For with the measure you use it will be measured back to you.” Luke 6:38 ALDERSGATE UNITED METHODIST CHURCH INCOME SNAPSHOTS THROUGH 6/23/2013
Operating Income Versus Budget YTD Budgeted Pledged Received
YTD Budgeted
$ 399,966
$
215,588
Unpledged Contributions $
110,498
Total YTD Contri- YTD Collections butions Budget $
326,086
$
(73,880)
Operating Income Versus Spending YTD Spent
YTD Spending
$ 354,651
Pledges Received
$
215,588
Unpledged Contributions $
110,498
Total YTD Contri- YTD Collections butions Spent $
326,086
$
(28,565)
Capital Fund Snapshot 2011 - 2014 Pledged YTD
Capital
$1,349,433
Pledges Received
$
502,454
Unpledged Contributions $
91,450
Total Contributions $
593,904
Received Versus Pledged $
(755,529)
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Aldersgate Experience 16 Aldersgate United Methodist Church 1320 Umstead Road Durham, NC 27712 (919) 477-0509
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