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1 Concordia Newsletter June 2017 CONCORDIA LUTHERAN CHURCH AND CHRISTIAN DAY SCHOOL Christ shaping us into community here Empowering us to impact community there. Rev. A. Mark Schudde Mr. Kyle McClure DCE Chris Henze Senior Pastor Minister of Music Youth Minister Mr. John Holland Praise Service Leader Mrs. Leslie Brown Business Administration Mrs. Mary Canrobert Mr. Kelly Keever Mrs. Betsy Murray Mrs. Vicki Shull Principal - Interim Early Childhood Director Stephen Ministers Assistant Principal Ms. Susan Harman Mrs. Belinda Bost Administrative Assistant Mr. Phil Heath Children s Ministry Praise Worship Leader Part-time Part-time

2 Just These Lines, My Friends Summer is a special time. It allows us to break from routines, explore new territories, go on new adventures. Let s plan to do that together on Sundays! Too often the Psalms are not emphasized in worship. So this summer the plan is to break from the routine, explore new territory and go on a new adventure. You can relate! Most of the Psalms reflect the heart of one who goes through daily struggles and circumstances, and their cry is often, What is a follower of God to do?. Each Sunday we will explore the cries of our own hearts that far too often ask: What s a Christian to Do? June 11 th What s a Christian to do In response to the Powerful and Persuasive? Text: Psalm 8 June 18 th What s a Christian to do In response to New Opportunities? Text: Psalm 100 June 25 th -- What s a Christian to do-- In Response to Danger and Attack? Text: Psalm 91:1-16 July 2 nd What s a Christian to do-- In Response to-changing Worldly Values? Text: Psalm 119: July 9 th What s a Christian to do-- In Response to-changing Times? Text: Psalm 145:1-14 July 16 th What s a Christian to do-- In Response to- Where is God in all of this? Text: Psalm 65:1-13 July 23 rd -- Paul Nelson preaches this weekend. I will be in Wisconsin for a nephew s wedding and family vacation. July 30 th What s a Christian to do-- In Response to-feeling Vulnerable? Text: Psalm 125 Join me this summer. Let s explore the questions on our hearts. Pastor Schudde 1

3 Our new Principal, David Beringer, wife, Chris, and their three younger children will be arriving in Conover in early-mid June. On Sunday, June 18 th we will be welcoming Mr. Beringer to Concordia as the new Principal. He will be installed at all three services. There will be a Meet and Greet reception from 9:00 am 10:15am outdoors at the three white crosses. Please come and help welcome Mr. Beringer and his family. A Special Invitation Spring showers will soon move into summertime! Warm sunshine is an opportunity for one of America s favorite pastimes, BASEBALL. Please invite your church family to join the Pregnancy Care Center for Making a Difference Monday with the Hickory Crawdads at L.P. Frans Stadium on Monday, June 12 th. Gates open at 5:30 pm and the game begins at 7:00 pm. Bring your Life Group, Youth Group, and Sunday School class. Wear your church shirts and caps. Admission is free with a donation of a new baby item. Please make copies of the attached flyer to share with your friends and family. Also, you can share our Facebook post about the event. We will greet you at the gate to accept your donation and to give you tickets. I look forward to seeing many of you at the ballpark soon! In His Service, Janet Shores RN Assistant Director of the Pregnancy Care Center Now may the God of hope fill you with all joy and peace in believing, so that you will abound in hope by the power of the Holy Spirit." Romans 15:13 2

4 News from Children s Minister, Belinda Bost: Summer Sunday School Summer Sunday School for preschool 4 th grade begins June 4 th. Listed is a schedule for June Power Hour activities: June 4 th End of school year celebration: snacks, games, praise and worship songs. June 11 th Create decorations and gifts to welcome the Dave Beringer family to our Concordia Family. June 18 th - No Power Hour or Adult Sunday School- Reception for the Beringer family on the front patio by the three crosses. Snacks and kid activities provided. Power Hour/Children s Church kids will sing at the 10:45 service. June 25 th Be the HOPE for Lumberton service mission project. Read the article about this project in this newsletter. VBS June Dinner 5:15-6:00 Program 6:15-8:30 Online registration for volunteers and participants preschool - current 6 th graders. Use this link to register: There is no charge for registration or participation. Meals each evening are free of charge. We are in need of volunteers to help with construction of our Mighty Fortress scenes and village. Contact Cameron Lundy at lundyc0917@yahoo.com or Belinda Bost at bbost@concordianc.org 3

5 Be the HOPE for Lumberton, is the theme for our VBS and Summer Sunday School mission project. During the VBS week, Concordia Kids will learn of the disaster relief taking place in Lumberton NC. Nanny s Korner Day Care Center was flooded as well as many homes and businesses during Hurricane Matthew this past October. We will partner with Eric Hollar, Associate Pastor of Bethel Lutheran Church, the on-site Disaster Relief Coordinator for the Southeastern District as work continues on the Day Care Center. During VBS our 5 th and 6 th grade pre-teen class will be creating art work for walls, plastic storage crate seating for the preschool rooms, large chalk/magnetic boards for the toddler rooms and a whimsy painted rocker for the infant room. Brain Hefner will be leading this class. Register now for this service project using the link: or fill out a registration form found in the bulletin or welcome stations. Your pre-teen will not want to miss out on this service opportunity. In addition, all children during VBS will have a part in making a handprint quilt with the help of our Concordia quilters for Hurricane Matthew Disaster Relief. Eric Hollar and his disaster response team have been working for many months with the clean-up and the rebuilding of the Nanny s Korner Day Care Center and hopefully move in day will happen this summer. We are so excited to be helping our neighbors. Bernice Cromorite, owner of 4

6 the Center shares that, while the workers were doing the physical work, they were also praying with me and giving me hope! The Children s Ministry of Concordia can be part of this hope! Use this link to read more about this disaster relief project in Lumberton. https//engage.lcms.org/restoring-lives-in-north-carolinaspring-2017/ We are seeking donations for this service mission project. Listed are some of the supplies needed: Plastic square storage crates, all colors (found at Walmart) Cushion Foam Outdoor Cushion Fabric Chalk Board Paint Adult Wooden Rocker Paint Brushes Painters Tape Spray Sealer Paint Contact Belinda Bost for more information or bbost@concordianc.org 5

7 Congratulations Concordia Christian Day School Class of 2016! Our 2016 Graduating Class: Emma Coffey John Colton Torri Curtis Kate Foster Zachary Henson Anna Lopina Aeryn Mastro Connor Matthews Bryce Mitchell Josie Munday Ceci Nolf Maddy Phillips Anna Patrick-Rappa Wyatt Sain Hannah Sherrill Jay Sowers Brad Tepper Kathryn Wolfe 6

8 Attention All New Graduates High School and College Please join us on Sunday, June 4th at the 10:30am worship service. We want to congratulate you on your High School or College graduation! Plan to wear your robes and hats, as we will process in and sit together for worship. Please provide the following information to the church office at (828) so that you may be recognized: Name High School or College you are graduating from Future plans (military, college, work, travel, etc.) 7

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12 Youth Ministry INFO for June 2017 High School Graduate Recognition: Concordia will congratulate our High School Seniors on Sunday, June 4 th during the 10:30am Worship Service. All graduates please join us for worship so we can publicly THANK GOD for you! Youth Ministry LYF Pool Party is June 7th: Join us on Wednesday, June 7 th from 6:30-9:30pm at Conover Pool. Bring as many friends as you want. Bring your family. This is a free event.come and have fun! Boy Scout Sea Base Adventure: We pray for our Boy Scouts who have been preparing for their trip to Florida National High Adventure Sea Base. Pre-trip education has included: CPR/AED Training Wilderness First Aid Training Safe Swim Defense Safety Afloat Training Snorkel Class & intro to SCUBA Class Weather Hazards Training Our Scout troop also goes to Camp Bud Schiele the last week of June! Sr. Youth Council Leadership Retreat: We pray for our Sr. Youth Council who leave this month for their High Adventure Leadership Retreat in Tennessee. Whitewater rafting, Bible Study, prayer, staying at a Lutheran Church Camp, motor boating, water skiing, and fellowship are all on the docket. THANK YOU FOR YOUR PRAYER SUPPORT! 11

13 Youth Ministry INFO for June 2017 Happy Father s Day on June 18 th! Thank you God for our fathers! Wendy s Spirit Night for Concordia in June: Join us this month on Tuesday, June 13 th from 5-8pm for dinner at the Wendy s across from the Hickory Mall. 25% of sales will be given to support our Boy Scouts attending Florida Sea Base! VBS Mighty Fortress - In Jesus the Victory Is Won! Join us for Vacation Bible School, June 18-22, 2017: What a joy to have so many youth help out with Vacation Bible School. Your energy, smiles & motivation are incredible. Please join us for food, fellowship, service & fun. Thank you for serving Concordia s VBS! Top Ten Ways to Pray for the Senior Class of 2017: 1. Pray for clear direction and wisdom. 2. Pray that they will form good spiritual habits right away. 3. Pray for their roommate(s) and new friendships. 4. Pray for their finances. 5. Pray for them as they face temptations. 6. Pray for their health and safety. 7. Pray they will recall what they ve learned in youth/church. 8. Pray for their teachers, coaches, professors and counselors. 9. Pray for their parents and siblings. 10. Pray for their witness. DCE Chris L. Henze -- Youth Minister 12

14 Stewardship Corner One of the best known and beloved psalms is Psalm 23, the Shepherd Psalm. There we learn that the Lord is our shepherd. And since He is our shepherd, we will not want. We will not suffer want because the Lord, our shepherd, will lead us to green pastures and beside still waters. In other words, the Lord, our shepherd, will provide for all that we need in both body and soul. Yet, we live as though this is not the case. We live as though we actually suffer from want, that the Lord, our shepherd, will not provide for all that we need. And thus, we live as though the Lord is not our shepherd. And that means that we live as though we are not the Lord's sheep. How do we do this? We do it when we put anything else before Him and His provision for us. When we think that going to work is more important than receiving the gifts that He won for us on the cross, a violation of the First and Third Commandments. We do it when we fail to give generously of the first fruits of what the Lord has provided for us because we think we don't know what the future will bring, even though He has promised that He will lead us to green pastures and still waters. We do it when we think that the Lord is only in the business of helping those who will help themselves, we do this because we have a mind set on earthly, temporal things and not on heavenly, eternal things. We do this because we have stopped hearing the call of our shepherd, which comes through His Word. The Word of God is how our shepherd calls us to himself. Through that Word, the Holy Spirit gathers and enlightens us with His gifts. Through that Word, we are kept holy and nourished in the one true faith, the faith that follows our Shepherd wherever He leads us. He promises to lead you to your true home, 13

15 to the land flowing with milk and honey, to a better country, not of this world, but a heavenly one. And so, here's the good news: The Lord is your shepherd still, even, and especially, for wayward sheep. For Jesus seeks and saves those who are lost. He finds the lost sheep and carries them back to the fold. He is the shepherd that lays down his life for His sheep. The Lord is your shepherd. Let us live then as His sheep. Did you know? Membership directories are available anytime during the year. They can be found within an arm s reach of the church office window. Pick one up! To subscribe to announcements from the church, go to our website at Near the bottom of the page, you will see a blue box that says "Sign Up." Enter your address in the box and click on the "Subscribe" button. You will begin receiving announcements from the church office. You can do the same for CCDS! Go to their website at and look for the same "Sign Up" box. The school sends out a newsletter each week. Keep informed about what our school is doing. Concordia Highlights are sent out each week from the church office from a private list that is maintained by the staff. If you would like to receive the highlights each week, please let the church office know by ing your intention to Susan Harman at sharman@concordianc.org. Don't forget that we have a Facebook page! Is your church group active in the community? Is your small group working on a project? Would you like to have it posted on Facebook? Send the information about your event/activity to sharman@concordianc.org and we will share it with our Facebook followers! 14

16 ALL IN THE FAMILY (This is an update of the happenings in the Life of Concordia since the last Newsletter) Hospital/Out Patient Johnny Brown, Melinda Parks, Ranaelle Privette, Jude Baringer, Ann Sigmon, John Garcia, George Deal, Caroline Hefner, Amanda Campbell, Tina Loftin Sympathy To Patsy Kaylor upon the death of her niece, Susan Yount Jeanette Bowman upon the death of her daughter-in-law, Tammy Lail Patty Holland and family upon the death of her father, Les Moon The family and friends of Mark Evans Other Prayer Needs The Beringer family as they move to Concordia Our church and school staff and students The unchurched in our area and throughout the world Our church, school, and leadership Our national and world leaders 15

17 Emmaus 9:15 Led by Steve Bost Mormons: Who They Are, What They Believe Adult Room 9:15 Led by Cindy Sigmon It Starts At Home Youth Central 9:15- Pre-Teens, Jr. Youth and Sr. Youth- Led by the Youth Ministry Team Weekday Bible Studies: Mondays: 6:00-7:30pm-June 5 th and 19 th - Young Adults Brian Long Center for Family Ministry Tuesdays: Emmaus 6:30pm- Teacher, Steve Bost Mormons: Who They Are, What They Believe Wednesdays: 7am Ladies Bible Study Adult Room #1 Led by Kim Hauser 9:15am-Ladies Bible Study Trading Your If Only Regrets 10am Bible Study First & Third Wednesdays Emmaus Room 6:30pm-Youth SOS/Confirmation Thursdays: 7am Men s Breakfast & Bible Study Study of Luke Led by David Isenhower. AHEC 105 CVMC 16

18 Please plan to join us from 10:00 am- 1:00 pm in the Emmaus Room on the last Saturday of each month (June 24 th ) to learn about Bible Journaling, Praying in Color and Christian Crafts. First graders and older children are welcome with a participating adult. Learn how art can be an expression of your heart for God. Contact Belinda Bost for more information and supply list. bbost@concordianc.org or Mission & Ministry Volunteer Opportunities Highways & Hedges: Needs help the 1 st & 3 rd Mondays from 4-7pm. Concordia is scheduled to serve on June 5 th and 19 th at 4pm. Call Smitty Bolick at if you are interested in helping with this ministry. The Corner Table Serving Groups: Souper Stars and Sonshiners. More people are needed to serve on these teams. If you are interested in helping with this ministry, contact Betty Heavner at Serving dates for June are as follows: Wednesday, June 7th - Souper Stars Thursday, June 8th- The Sonshiners The Corner Table will host their annual fundraiser, "Feed the Flock Gala", on June 2 at Moretz Mills, Hickory, NC. Last year they raised over $49,000 at the Gala event which was approximately 22 % of their total budget. Relay for Life Friday, June 2 starting at 6:00pm Catawba County Fairgrounds Relay is a team fundraising event where team members take turns walking around a track or designated path. Each event is 6-24 hours in length and each team is asked to have a member on the track at all times to signify that cancer never sleeps. Cancer patients don't stop because they're tired, and for one night, neither do we. Plan to join our team sponsored by our Board of Mission & Ministry. 17

19 June 2017 SUNDAY BROADCASTS WAIZ 630AM 10:30am WNNC 1230AM 8:00am WXRC :30am June 4 "Filled, to Overflow!" Lutheran Hour Speaker: Rev. Dr. Gregory Seltz Isolation, distraction, and pride can lead to spiritual numbness, but Jesus fills us with life that overflows to bless others. (John 7:37-39) June 11 "Never Alone" Lutheran Hour Speaker: Rev. Dr. Gregory Seltz You can be certain about the place to meet God, His plan of salvation, and His presence. (Matthew 28:16-20) June 18 "Look Back, See What God Has Done" Lutheran Hour Speaker: Rev. Dr. Gregory Seltz God not only kept His side of the bargain-- He kept our side of the bargain, too. (Exodus 19:2-8) June 25 "What God Says" Guest Speaker: Rev. Dr. Cameron MacKenzie Are you listening to what "they" say-- or what God says? (Isaiah 43:1-3) 18

20 Concordia Christian Day School A Tradition of Excellence in a Changing World Congratulations Graduates Congratulations to all 18 members of Concordia s graduating class. This year our Valedictorian is Bryce Mitchell and our Salutatorian is Maddy Phillips. The winner of the Gilbert Pingel Christian Citizenship Award will be announced at the graduation service on May 28 at the 10:30 am worship service. Many of these graduates will be attending University Christian High School where they will continue their Lutheran School education. We are thankful that we have such a high quality Lutheran High School in this area. New Principal Installation On Sunday, June 18 th we will be welcoming Mr. Dave Beringer to Concordia as the new Principal. He will be installed at all three services. There will be a Meet and Greet reception from 9:00 am 10:15am outdoors at the three white crosses. Please come and help welcome Mr. Beringer and his family. Concordia Summer Day Camp It's that time of year again! We offer two types of camps here at Concordia, a Preschool Program for rising PS-3 thru Kindergarten and a School Age Program for rising 1st Graders -12 years old. Our programs this year are 8 weeks and begin on Monday, June 12 and end on Friday, August 11. We will be closed the week of the 4th of July (July 3 - July 7). Application for all programs requires a non-refundable registration fee of $60.00 per child. Please return all forms to the school office as soon as possible to reserve your child's spot this summer! 19

21 Openings Available At this time we have openings available in a number of classes for the school year. Concordia offers a highly academic program in a caring, safe and Christian environment. Our graduates are well prepared for Honors and AP classes in high school. If you have any friends or family that may be interested, please have them contact the school office or principal@concordianc.org. Closing Chapel Service Please join us for our closing Chapel Service at 9:00 am on Friday, June 2. Pastor Schudde will lead this chapel service. Following the service, we will have an awards presentation. School will be dismissed at 11:45 am on this final day of school. Track Meet Concordia had 18 competitors last month for our Annual Track Meet. Three schools competed at North Rowan High School. Concordia, Sacred Heart, and Salisbury Academy. We are very proud of these great Christian athletes. They prepared themselves, had great determination, and gave it their all. Some of the standout performances were First Place to 4th grader, Sara Sain jumping 11 feet in the running broad jump. First place to our all girl 4th Grade Relay Team of Emily Radar, Brianna Miller, Sara Sain, and Olivia Foster. Also a first place went to the tug of war team of Will Sigmon, Hailey Okuyboye-Born, Callie Bradshaw, McKenzie Morgan, and Peyton Gerken. We are still waiting on the results of the track meet and will be giving out ribbons at next week s chapel service. Great job and Congratulations to all our track star. 20

22 Concordia Sport Camps Soccer & Basketball Camps July 25 - July 27 Concordia is offering two sports Camps the week of July Camp information and applications are available in the school office. Soccer Camp for students K-8th Grade from 9:30 am - 12:00 pm. The cost is $50.00 for the week. If you sign up for both camps, the cost is $ Coached by Angelo Palozzi. Basketball Camp for students K-8th Grade from 12:30 pm - 3:00 pm. The cost is $50.00 for the week. If you sign up for both camps, the cost is $ Coached by Jonathan Tharpe. Athletic Awards Concordia s Athletic Awards Night was Tuesday, May 23. All of our athletes were recognized and many awards were given. The highest awards go to our eighth graders. Congratulations to all our Athletes! GOLF CHAMPIONS "We are the Champions" Our Golf team won this year's Conference Championship last Tuesday at "Revival at the Cresent" golf course. Sacred Heart (171)placed 2nd, Salisbury Academy (174) placed 3rd, HCA (184) placed 4th, and North Hills (212) placed 5th. The golf team won by winning in a tie breaker using the five lowest score. The five low scores for Concordia(171) were Connor Matthews 39, Jack Tomlinson 43, Charlie Tomlinson 44, and 45 by both Hatley Hicks and Atticus Fidler to help claim the championship trophy. Other good scores came from Will Choplin 47 and Brady Chamberlain 51. This was by far our lowest scoring total of all the matches played. Connor Matthews and Jack Tomlinson earned All Conference Medals for their low scores. Coach Teague is so proud of the team, and enjoyed the fun and wonderful support from all family members attending the matches. REMEMBER THE SCHOOL ENDOWMENT AND SCHOLARSHIP FUND IN YOUR WILL! 21

23 News from University Christian High School WELCOME, JESSICA! UCHS is pleased to announce that Jessica Fowls has accepted a call from us to teach Math. Jessica, a graduate of Concordia-Portland, comes to us from Oregon where she has been teaching for the past 10 years. She will be joining Mary Davis in building a strong Math department here at UCHS. GRADUATION 2017 Congratulations to the Class of Our 26 graduates, Caroline Allport, Lindsey Alonso, Joseph Anderson, Sarah Beal, Jesse Brown, Cody Call, Sophia Gilmore, Alaina Giometti, Noah Hass, Tina Huynh, Conley McNeely, Trinity Morrow, Kasey Mull, Kennedy Norris, Abby Pennington, Connor Priola, Santiago Ramirez, Emma Roseman, Sarah Rutherford, Heather Setzler, Adele Sharpe, Martin, Smolka, Sadie Texer, Drew Turbeville, Paola Uribe-Rojo, and Cole Whitehurst received diplomas in a ceremony on May 26 at Holy Trinity Lutheran Church. This year s graduates received scholarship offerings totaling over $1.5 million and will be attending UNC-Chapel Hill, High Point University, Duke University, Wake Forest, Clemson University and other colleges and universities around the country. ANNUAL ASSOCIATION MEETING SCHEDULED The Annual Meeting of the UCHS Association will be held on Thursday, June 15, at 6:00 pm in LR s McCrorie Bldg. Room 213. Principal Unverfehrt will present his state of the school address providing highlights from the school year. There will also be the election of new officers. The meeting is open to members of all the association churches. BEYOND THE CLASSROOM WEEK At UCHS, service is more than just a concept that s part of its Mission Statement. Each year after classes and exams are over, students from UCHS devote themselves to serving all around our community. This year students completed over 1300 service hours during this week alone. Service venues included Conover School, ECCCM, Safe Harbor, Conover Nursing Home, and Greater Hickory Cooperative Christian Ministry. These were just part of the over 4200 service hours students completed during this past school year. SPRING SPORTS Our #1 ranked Golf Team remains #1 having won both the Conference and State Championships for the second year in a row. Members of the State Championship Golf Team are Collin Carlton, Collin Matthews, Drew Chamberlain, Davis Chamberlain, and Alec Rufty. Congratulations to Coach David Reitzel. The team is already looking forward to next year since there are no seniors on this championship team. Congratulations to our Girls Track Team for capturing their first Conference Championship. Paced by three wins each by senior, Trinity Morrow, and junior, Sarah Roseman, the Lady Barracudas finished over 30 points ahead of host Woodlawn. All eleven members of the team scored in an individual event. 22

24 Christian Prison Pen Pal Ministry -- Growing! A letter from Daniel in California: My name is Daniel... serving a life sentence.... I m in need of a Spanish study Bible. I have been blessed with a Christian celly (cellmate) who has a study Bible. He has spoken highly of your ministry.... I would be greatly blessed to receive a Spanish version from you and any other literature you may have to further my relationship with my Creator. Although we have access to all kinds of Bibles and would love to send one of ours, prisons have rules about what can be sent, and the Bibles have to be sent from an approved vendor. Daniel has been sent a Spanish Study Bible. An expansion of our ministry in Texas, James writes: I have also sent up a prayer for Jams and P.G. Bear that they might find every beautiful and secret thing that is His will for them to see. (Deuteronomy 29:29)!... Please add these to your ministry, Sister, for His glory. Amen. (63 inmates in his dorm ) Brother Rick was just here yesterday.... This is a big thing for Brother Rick. He has been coming back into the prison since he got out, I guess, about ten years ago.... Brother Rick has become an official Certified Volunteer Chaplain Assistant. It s Rick s first major program. And what is done here, this year, may become the new (and awesome!) State of Texas standard for faith-based dorm programs. Amen. There are currently about ten-plus volunteers who write letters to inmates. Jams Ballbach, a Concordia member talented in photography and graphic arts, volunteers his time by creating a two-page, both sides, testimony of the beauty of God s creation. One inmate does Bible studies that we print and distribute. Kaye Deal writes a letter on a faith-based theme and illustrates it with her sketches. Geri Halma writes Bible studies. We just finished a chapter-by-chapter study of Joseph in Genesis.

25 June 4 June 11 June 18 June 25 ACOLYTES: (8:00) Open Open Open Open (10:30) Open Open Open Open (10:45) Open Open Open Open GREETERS: (8:00) Ann Marie Blackmon Sidney & Geri Halma Bill & Shirley Watts Donny & Pat Setzer & Ann Bolick (10:30) Allison Crouse Herman & Sue Smith Bill & Ann Holt David & Sherri Isenhower & Wanda Hefner (10:45) Scott & Jennifer Cannon Brandon & Delaina Bryan Adam & Jennifer Vetter Brian & Nicole Hefner READERS: (8:00) Chris Henze Kathy Unverfehrt Marissa Alfaro David Reitzel (10:30) Charlie Canrobert David Isenhower Jill Adair Vicki Shull (10:45) Forrest Christian Lisa Christian Kathy Unverfehrt Brian Hefner 8:45 FELLOWSHIP: Pat Moser Assimilation Lois Hintzmann Assimilation 10:45 FELLOWSHIP: Elisa Reid Brian & Nicole Hefner Leigh Ann Charles Jenny Eckard ELDERS: (8:00) Rick Miller Rick Miller Bill Watts Bill Watts Bill Watts Fred Farmer Fred Farmer (10:30) Steve Bost Vicki Shull Steve Bost Vicki Shull Fred Farmer Fred Farmer Tim Settlemyre Tim Settlemyre (10:45) Jonathan Moore Steve Bost Open Steve Bost David Hartsoe David Hartsoe Jonathan Moore Roy Sigmon TRUSTEES: Brandon Elrod & Alan Hefner USHERS: (8:00) Cliff Brown & Jake Parks (10:30) Ken Elliott-captain, Hayes Elliott, Roger Shull and Charlie Canrobert ALTAR GUILD: Kyle McClure

26 Edgar Pichardo 6/1 Breslin Sipe 6/1 Nancy Bolick 6/2 William Holt 6/2 Adam Malin 6/2 Cameron Sherrill 6/2 Gemma Cullen 6/3 Lori Roseman 6/3 Michael Gerken 6/4 Don Hauser 6/4 Ashley Olson 6/4 Emily Radar 6/4 Robert Welch 6/4 Mary Keener 6/5 Victoria Charles 6/6 Rita Williams 6/6 Marissa Alfaro 6/8 Tom Cullen 6/8 Audra Kuchenbecker 6/8 Carolyn Kuchenbecker 6/8 Kevin Moreau 6/8 Brooke Pope 6/8 Calvin Jenkins 6/9 Deanna Lacicer 6/9 Britney Lundy 6/9 Roger Shull 6/9 Mic Abernethy 6/11 Gianluca Palozzi 6/11 Scott Waddell 6/11 Norma Hefner 6/12 Rachael Hamm 6/13 Vivian Knight 6/13 Donald Brown 6/14 Nathan Chapman 6/14 Allison Crouse 6/14 Dawn Leary 6/15 Brianna Miller 6/15 Nadine Seitz 6/15 Birthdays & Anniversaries Haley Burgess 6/16 Addyson Edwards 6/16 David Harris 6/16 David Hayes 6/16 Betsy Murray 6/16 Cynthia Tupman 6/17 Lori Bedder 6/18 Wanda Hefner 6/18 Allie Matthews 6/18 Adrian Abernethy 6/19 Chad Dillard 6/19 Laura Hall 6/19 Lester Sigmon 6/19 William Adair 6/20 Alex Furr 6/20 Courtney Raatz 6/20 Douglas Brady 6/21 Greg Roseman 6/21 Cheryl Emerson 6/22 Chris Henze 6/22 Julie Moser 6/22 William Whitener 6/22 Roger Heavner 6/23 Collin Matthews 6/23 Opal Bolick 6/24 Will Moore 6/24 Mary Ann Power 6/24 Aaron Quackenboss 6/24 Thomas Byrne 6/26 Carmen Isenhower 6/26 Ayden Loftin 6/26 Steve Murray 6/26 Harvey Travis 6/26 Brian Isenhower 6/27 Eric Isenhower 6/27 Jeanette Bowman 6/28 Nonie Sowers 6/28 Bill Watts 6/28 Nathan Williams 6/28 Hazel Braun 6/29 Ashley Huss 6/29 Belinda Bost 6/30 Maggie Lou Carter 6/30 Ashley Lindsay 6/30 Lonnie Loftin 6/30 Gregory Murphy 6/30 Bo & Jana Glenn 6/1 John & Brenda Garcia Sr. 6/2 Jay & Heather Christians 6/5 Paul & Frances Hale 6/5 Eric & Angie Isenhower 6/6 Joe & Becky Rhyne 6/6 Mark & Katie Byrne 6/6 John & Shannon Tomlinson 6/7 Roger & Velet Hager 6/11 Eddie & Kristen Dwiggins Jr. 6/13 JR & Nicole Morton Jr. 6/13 Brandon & Delaina Bryan 6/14 Jimmy & Jane M. Martin 6/15 Johnny & Paula Brown 6/16 Sidney & Geri Halma 6/16 Stephen & Belinda Bost 6/17 William & Buffy Smith 6/19 Dennis & Linda Moretz 6/21 Jeffrey & Kelly Kaylor 6/21 Shawn & Monica Hedrick 6/22 Ernest & Mary Herman 6/23 John & Susan Allison 6/23 Angelo & Katrina Palozzi 6/24 David & Mary Reitzel 6/24 Tim & Beth Settlemyre 6/24 Bill & Kathy Unverfehrt 6/26 Tony & Kelly Adams 6/26 Doc & Shirley Canrobert 6/27 Steven & Debra Braun 6/27 Luke & Katrina Garrison 6/28 Nathan & Kathy Williams 6/30 Sharon & Ronald White 6/30 Tim & Amy Hawn 6/30 If you name is missing from these lists, please let the church office know. or

27 8am Worship & Communion Sun Mon Tue Wed Thu Fri Sat 9:15am Power Hour/Bible Study/Youth SS 10:30am Worship/Communion/HS Recognition 10:45am Praise Service 8am Worship & Communion 9:15am Power Hour/Bible Study/Youth SS 10:30am Worship 10:45am Praise Service & Communion Father's Day VBS Installation of David Beringer at all Services 8am Worship & Communion 8am LLL 9:15am Power Hour/Bible Study/Youth SS 10:30am Worship & Communion 10:45am Praise Service VBS 5:15 Meal/6-8:15pm Program 8am Worship & Communion 9:15am Power Hour/Bible Study/Youth SS 10:30am Worship 10:45am Praise Service & Communion pm Highways and Hedges 6:30pm B/C Scouts 6:30pm Young Adult Small Group - BLCFM am Men's Breakfast Bible Study Last day of - AHEC 105 School for CCDS 4pm VBS Decoration Making :30pm Quilt Tacking 8:35am Staff Devotion & 7am Men's Breakfast Bible Study Weekly Meeting - EM - AHEC 105 6pm Girl Scouts 6:30pm B/C Scouts 6:30pm Stewardship EM 6:30pm Church Council A#2 6:30pm Steve Bost - EM 7am Ladies Bible Study - A#1 9:30am Ladies Bible Study - A#1 10am Bible Study - EM 10am Souper Stars at Corner Table 11am Tai Chi - Cub Scout Room 6:30pm Youth LYF Pool Party 7:15pm Choir 8pm Praise Group 10am Sonshiners at Corner Table 4pm VBS Decoration Making 6pm Trustees 6:30pm Christian Ed. - BLCFM :30am Primetimers 8:35am Staff Devotion & 7am Ladies Bible Study - A#1 7am Men's Breakfast Bible Study Weekly Meeting - EM 11am Tai Chi - Cub Scout Room - AHEC 105 4pm Concordia Serves at Highways & Hedges 6:30pm B/C Scouts 6:30pm Young Adult Small Group BLCFM VBS 5:15 Meal/6-8:15pm Program 5pm Wendy's - Sea Base 6:30pm Elders - A#2 6:30pm M & M - BLCFM 6:30pm Steve Bost - EM 7pm Day School Board 7:15pm Choir 8pm Praise Group 4pm VBS Decoration Making 12pm Newsletter Deadline :30pm Quilt Tacking 8:35am Staff Devotion & 7am Men's Breakfast Bible Study Weekly Meeting - EM - AHEC 105 6pm Girl Scouts 6:30pm B/C Scouts 7pm Dorcas - LWML 6:30pm Assimilation - A#1 6:30pm Steve Bost EM VBS 5:15 Meal/6-8:15pm Program 7am Ladies Bible Study - A#1 10am Bible Study EM 10am Sr. Youth Leave for High Adventure Retreat 11am Tai Chi - Cub Scout Room 7:15pm Choir 8pm Praise Group First Day of Summer VBS 5:15 Meal/6-8:15pm Program VBS 5:15 Meal/6-8:15pm Program :35am Staff Devotion & 7am Men's Breakfast Bible Study Weekly Meeting - EM - AHEC 105 6:30pm Steve Bost - EM 7am Ladies Bible Study - A#1 11am Tai Chi - Cub Scout Room 7:15pm Choir 8pm Praise Group 10am FaithBooking EM