Morrow Mirror. Luis & Melanie Ortiz

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1 Morrow Mirror M a y 1 4, Mothers, The Heart of the Home "Wherefore it came to pass, when the time was come about after Hannah had conceived, that she bare a son, and called his name Samuel, saying, Because I have asked him of the Lord." 1 Samuel 1:20 (KJV) At this time of year, we focus our attention on a special person in our life that has meant so much to us all: our mother. We all have at least one. If we were to take a poll of every child, and ask them which attribute of their mother was most treasured, I believe the attribute of godly would be found to be most precious, for it is here that we find the graces of Christ: sacrifice, security, warmth, understanding, love and compassion. While the Bible does not mention mother's day, it does say a lot about mothers and we find no greater example in all of scripture than that of Hannah, a godly mother. We say " godly" because this is the attribute most profitable to motherhood. It is not her looks, her knowledge, her social status, her wit, her friends or her wealth; but rather those graces which flow from God, the giver of every good and perfect gift. Of all the things that Hannah could become in her life, there was nothing she wanted to be more than a mother. She placed this great honor above fortune and fame. Therefore, we find this request at the top of her prayer list. When her son was born into this world, she named him 'Samuel'. Samuel means 'asked for'. The word 'mother' is a warm expression that suggests she is a nurturer to her husband and her children, and a provider of a well-ordered home. She is the "heart" of the home. According to the examples that we find in scripture, there is more to being a mother than having a baby. From the examples of Hannah, Eunice, and Moses' mother, we find the mother to be many things. But one that stands out above all others is that of being a teacher of good things. These mothers taught their children about the Lord. And what an impact it had upon their lives! If you trace the footsteps of Samuel, Moses and Timothy, you will find God's promise to be true: "Train up a child in the way he should go: and when he is old, he will not depart from it"--proverbs 22:6. History can not erase the indelible impression that godly mothers have had upon families, towns, societies, and countries. Abraham Lincoln's mother, Nancy, died when he was nine. But in the short time he had with his mother, she instilled the virtues of honesty and compassion in her son, impressed upon him the importance of learning and reading, and sowed the seeds of his intellectual curiosity. In his later years he said, "All I am, or hope to be, I owe to my angel mother. I can remember her prayers, and they have always followed me." The love, kindness and encouragement of his beloved step-mother Sara, whom he called Mother, also had a powerful influence on his life. After her death he confided in a relative that his step-mother had been his best friend in the world and that no son could love a mother more than he loved her. Mothers not only have an impact upon the lives of their children, but upon all of society as well. The godly mother is a blessing to all of humanity. God knew what he was doing when he placed her in the heart of the home. Indeed, the call of motherhood is great. It is a life of sacrifice that yields a bountiful reward. Lord, we thank you for godly mothers! Happy Mother s Day! Luis & Melanie Ortiz 1

2 Morrow First United Methodist Church 5985 Jonesboro Road P.O. Box 143 Morrow, GA Office: Fax: Office Hours: Monday, Tuesday, & Thursday 10:00 a.m. - 3:00 p.m. Wednesday 11:00 a.m. - 6:00 p.m. ~ Friday - Closed Rev. Luis Ortiz, Senior Pastor luis.ortiz@ngumc.net Cora Johnson, Administrative Assistant mumc-admsec@bellsouth.net Becky Griffin, Financial Secretary mumcfin-sec@bellsouth.net Don Davis, Choir Director Nannette Dooley, Nursery Tracy Holland, Custodian Jackie Davis, Accompanist Elizabeth Lee, Nursery Jamie Bales, Chef April Financial Report During April 2017 we received $32, and our total expenses were $21, Our operating balance to begin May is $12, Summary of April 23 Renewal Service We were blessed with 136 attendees at the Morrow Community Renewal Service on April 23. The MFUMC Governance Board approved the offering from this special service in the amount of $700 to support our UMFY summer activities and classroom maintenance. Sunday Attendance & Giving by Date Worship Sunday School Giving 4/2/ $5, /9/ $8, /16/ $5, /23/ $1, /30/ $13, William M. McGarrah Scholarship Winner The Morrow Masonic Lodge has named the 2017 William M. McGarrah Scholarship winner. This is the 25th Anniversary of the scholarship, and Madison McGarrah is the winner! She is the daughter of Billy McGarrah, who grew up in this church, and Paige McGarrah. The scholarship is funded with proceeds from the Bush Hammontree Golf Tournament which many members of this church support. The Scholarship will be awarded at a special ceremony in our Fellowship Hall on June 12 at 7 p.m. Seating for the ceremony is limited, but if you want to attend, please RSVP with Bob Brannon (big.berto@yahoo.com) by June 1. Cat Food Drive! We are in desperate need of cat food for our feral cats living in our community! There are over 20 feral cat colonies that we are currently feeding. These are cats that have been humanely trapped and vetted (spayed/ neutered and vaccinated) and then released back into their "home" or, as we refer in rescue, colony. They are then put on a "feeding schedule" where a group of volunteers take turns feeding them on a daily basis. Because the number of cats has grown so significantly, it has become increasingly difficult to keep up with the demand for food. Therefore, I'm reaching out to all of you for help! Please consider making a donation of bags of dry cat food for these furry babies! They can be placed in the hallway outside the library. If it's more convenient, I would be happy to come to your home to pick up any donated cat food. Also, if you are interested in joining our "feeding team", contact me and I can talk with you further about how the program works. Volunteers are needed! Thank you so very much! For the animals, Karen Kelly Pet Pals Chairperson

3 Newsletter Announcements The Morrow Mirror is for the Morrow First Family. Please let this be a place for you to brag on your family members, announce group achievements, and lovingly embarrass your friends. Please submit info by the 10th of each month to the church office. Communion Visitation Team Training Sunday, May 21, 9:45 a.m. Conference Room All interested persons are welcome to attend. Moses: In the Footsteps of the Reluctant Prophet by Adam Hamilton Book Study Wednesdays at 10:00 a.m. ~ Conference Room June 7 - July 19 (no class July 5 ) Book: $10 (Checks payable to MFUMC) The Sign up Sheet is on the Information Bulletin Board. See Pam Boyd to purchase your book. Please sign-up by May 22 Retrace the life of Moses from his modest birth and rescue as a baby to the courts of Pharaoh, from herding flocks in Midian to leading his people out of Egypt. Join Adam Hamilton as he travels from Egypt to Mt. Sinai, the Nile, the Red Sea and the wilderness exploring the sites of Moses' life. Using historical information, archaeological data, and biblical text, Hamilton guides us in the footsteps of this reluctant prophet who grew in his relationship with God and by the end of life had successfully fulfilled the role he was given. Homecoming for Morrow First UMC Sunday, August 27, 2017 Morrow First UMC Sunday, June 4 - Wednesday, June 7 5:30 p.m. - 7:30 p.m. Contact: Tracy Larson via tlarson1932@gmail.com Sunday, June 4 Kick-Off: Games, Food, & Bible Stories Milton Daniel Park 1500 Morrow Road, Morrow Monday, June 5 Reptile Wrangler MFUMC Children s Wing Tuesday, June 6 Science Night MFUMC Children s Wing Wednesday, June 7 Missions Night MFUMC Children s Wing 3

4 Help Needed for Calvary Refuge Center! For many years our church has committed to provide a meal on the fourth Sunday of each month for the homeless residents at Calvary Refuge Center. A big thank you to our Adult Sunday School classes and youth who have sponsored this community service for so many years. Unfortunately, we now have only two of our Adult classes along with the youth who are able to fulfill our commitment to Calvary. We need volunteers to provide food, take and serve the residents. You do not cleanup. Once you serve, you are free to leave. We need help for the following months, May, June, July, September, October, and November of this year. Please keep this mission in your prayers and if you can help in any way possible, it will be appreciated. Contact: Becky Griffin or Doug Jewett beckg73@comcast.net dsj3783@aol.com 2017 Sign Ups for Food Pantry June sign-ups have started for Food Pantry volunteers. The Pantry needs people willing to help for 2.5 hours/month or 9:30 a.m. to noon one Thursday a month. Two helpers are needed each week. Please contact Diana Aull to schedule a day One Tuesday evening each month, we pick up food items from the Midwest Food Bank in Peachtree City. We need help loading these items into the church s food pantry. Interested volunteers please contact me. Thanks! Diana Aull Office Volunteers Video Team Anyone Interested in joining should contact Chuck Matthews chuckm38053@gmail.com Are you computer literate or would like to be? We are looking for individuals to help during office hours with general office tasks. These may include folding bulletins, creating/proofing publications (such as the newsletter), filing, updating the calendar, and generally helping Cora keep her sanity. If you are interested, please contact the church office. mumc-admsec@bellsouth.net Phone:

5 Church Priorities for 2017 Over the past few months, our church governance board has been prayerfully considering the needs of both our church family and local community. The board has embraced a new structure- W.I.N.G.S. The acronym identifies the five subcommittees. W- WORSHIP (Chair: Mary Anne Brannon) I- INVITE (Chair: Pastor Luis Ortiz) N- NURTURE (Chair: Chris Hoenes) G- GROW (Chair: Becky Griffin) S- SERVICE (Chair: Doug Jewett) A W.I.N.G.S. informational bulletin board is being finalized for display in the Adult Sunday School wing. In addition, each chairperson was assigned a Wednesday Night Supper program to share more information and opportunities about their ministry. Also, the board established the following goals for 2017: 1. Increase church attendance and membership by reaching out to members who are currently inactive in ministries, worship and activities while also developing new strategies, ministries and programs to recruit new members. 2. Develop church leadership by increasing the number of active volunteers and creating training and support for new and existing volunteers. 3. Support the children and youth programs to engage current members and recruit new members. Prayerfully consider hiring a Youth Director. We will keep you updated on the progress of meeting these goals over the year. Please pray for guidance, direction and success for our ministries! If you haven t already found a volunteer opportunity, please check the new W.I.N.G.S. board for volunteer opportunities. Board meetings are open to all church members. Feel free to join us. You can always share any ideas or concerns with any of the board members listed below. As always, thank you for your support. MFUMC Board Susan Adams (Chair), Luis Ortiz, Mary Anne Brannon, Chris Hoenes, Becky Griffin, Doug Jewett, Abby Bales, Anna Cox, Chuck Matthews, Susan Crawford, Tracy Larson, Wayne Knight, Larry Cochran, Jean Peacock Ministry Team Leaders Needed: Ministry Volunteers Needed: Invite All ministries listed to left New Member Welcome Wednesday Night Children s Ministry Parking Lot Greeters Public Relations/ Social Media Coordinator Midwest Food Bank Delivery Unloaders Welcome Center Hosts Visitation & Communion Team Ushers Nurture Video Team Alcoholics Anonymous Fellowship Pads Care for the Caregiver Thank you, Sharlene Cochran! Greeters Congregation Care Thank you, Kathy Munson! Prayer Ministry Team Divorce Care Faith Families/Small Groups Sunday School Teachers Financial University Vacation Bible School Youth Program Service Church Office Volunteers Calvary Refuge Center Volunteers National/ International Mission If you are interested in any of these opportunities, please contact the Stephen Ministry church office: ~ mumc-admsec@bellsouth.net United Methodist Men 5

6 Remember these members and friends in your thoughts and prayers, and with cards and visits. Our Love, Prayers, and Christian Sympathy to the family of Jeremy Strickland Jeremey Strickland passed away Tuesday, April 25, He is survived by his mother Susan Holland and her husband, Tracy, who has been employed by this church for many years; his father, Tim Strickland of Macon; wife, Erica Strickland of Fairburn. Stationed on Okinawa Island Brenda Byrd is home after a br ief hospital stay following a fall Briley Family: PJ Briley has a br ain tumor and is meeting Kameron Burrell (great nephew of Linda McElhannon) with doctors to determine a course of treatment; Stationed Stateside David Gastonguay has thr ee types of cancer in addition to Matt Allen (husband of Darcy Bloom Allen) the recent stroke; Bob Briley is caring for PJ & David; reported Jayson Dooley (son of Nannette Dooley) by Judy Jaeger David Key (son-in-law of Bil & Melanie Johnson) Glenn Barnett is at VITAS Hospice in Stockbr idge Aviano AFB - Italy Janet Thomaston, in constant pain fr om her br oken back, Capt. Kyle L. J. Phillips (grandson of Larry Phillips) requested by Anita Thomaston Stationed at Camp Lejeune, NC Katherine Farrington (age 17), pr ayer s for guidance and trusting in God after the recent death of her mother; requested Alex McKenzie-Castillo (son of Ardell McKenzie) by Kathy Munson Jacob Beard (friend of Brooksie Foster) Margaret Holland will have sur ger y to r emove a thyr oid Stationed at Misawa Airbase, Japan tumor, requested by her son, Tracy Holland Kevin McElhannon, Jr. Nancy Rogers continuing to r ecover fr om Rocky Mountain (grandson of Bill & Linda McElhannon) Spotted Fever contracted from a tick bite, requested by her Stationed in Kandahar Afghanistan sister, Anita Thomaston Max Anderson (cousin of Layla Leo) Savanna French metastatic thyr oid cancer, r equested by her great-aunt, Connie Cabe Shireley Livingston r ecover ing fr om double bypass sur ger y, Please update the church office with deployment and requested by her cousin, Anita Thomaston homecoming date and information. Susan Holland after the r ecent death of her son, r equested by mumc-admsec@bellsouth.net her husband, Tracy Tony Ochoa-Mejia is cancer free! Repor ted by Doug J ewett Vicki Faulk, her continued fight with ALS, r equested by her aunt, Kathy Munson Wendi, addiction issues, r equested by Mar y Anne Br annon Nursing Home /Hospital/Independent Living/ Rehab Patients/ Homebound Members Bright View North Andover: Ethel Jewett, 1275 Turnpike St, #1211, North Andover, MA Golden Crest Senior Living Community: Toni Bish, Rm 10B, 2160 Lake Harbin Rd, Morrow, GA, Governor s Glen Assisted Living: Marline Sargent, Pod B, 5000 Governor s Drive, Forest Park, GA Jonesboro Nursing & Rehab: Tootsie Callaway, Rm 116A, 2650 Highway 138E, Jonesboro, GA Summer s Landing Bayberry Trace: Linda Jenkins, Rm 119, 315 Arrowhead Blvd, Jonesboro, GA Brightmoor Senior Living: Ellen Kovaleski, Rm 2, 3223 Newnan Road, Griffin, GA Arbor Terrace Senior Living: Mary Ann Hawkins, Rm 3010, 201 Crosstown Drive, Peachtree City, GA Homebound: Ellen Betsill, 501 Blossom Tr., McDonough, GA ; Jerry & Mary Brazeal, 3920 Brookline Dr., Alpharetta, GA ; Betty Hargis, 157 Pulliam Dr., Apt. 42, Jackson, GA ; James Gloor, 5879 Clate Court, Ellenwood, GA ; Bill & Linda McElhannon, 3793 Charlotte Drive, Rex, GA, ; Doris Melear, 2569 Wall St., Jonesboro, GA

7 Dear Church Family, Thank you for your continued support of me for this summer working and doing ministry in Yellowstone National Park. Our ministry team of six people is working in two sites, Mammoth Hot Springs and Gardner. We will host four worship services each Sunday. We have little musical talent, but some experience in leading Bible studies. Our ministry support committee of mentors in the Park will host "Fun Mondays" for us once or twice each month. I look forward to many day hikes and nights around the campfire. Please keep our ministry team in your prayers all summer long! May God do more than all we ask or imagine, according to His power that is at work within us. To Him be glory in the Church and in Christ Jesus throughout all generations (Ephesians 3:20-21). Sincerely, Lesley Jaeger Do You Have a Flag That Needs to be RETIRED? Boy Scout Troop 112 is accepting flags that need to be retired. Please contact Amber Mays at troop112chair@gmail.com Flag Retirement Ceremony Saturday, May 27 Good Shepherd Farmers Market $5 = one bag of fresh produce Last Friday of Every Month From March to October Next Market Day: May 26 Funds Support the Good Shepherd Clinic 6392 Murphy Drive Morrow, GA. Date Menu Program May 17 Spaghetti, Salad, and Dessert WINGS: Service Update & QA, Presented by Doug Jewett May 24 Hamburgers & Fixins, Salad, and Dessert Time/Place: Cost: Reservation Deadline: To Make Reservations: Enjoy a cook out! Last WWNS until Fall 6:00 p.m. in the Fellowship Hall Adults 12 & up: $6.00 take home plates $6.00 Children 11 & under: Free or $2.00 donations Noon on Monday of each week Fill out reservation form in the sanctuary pew pocket Or church office: mumc-admsec@bellsouth.net Please note: Quantity of food for WWNS is purchased based on the number of reservations. Those not cancelling reservations in advance are expected to pay. 7

8 MISSIONS IN ACTION, INC B LIVE OAK PARKWAY NORCROSS, GA May 9, 2017 Morrow First UMC Dear Friends, Missions In Action would like to thank you for your kind donation of the eyeglasses for our friends in Honduras. I cannot begin to express how much we and the people of Honduras appreciate your support. We have many of the people that we work with, throughout the villages that we support, that are in need of eyeglasses. You all are truly an answer to a prayer and we thank God for you. Missions In Action is a 501 C 3, non-profit Christian organization that has been working in Nacaome, Honduras, Central America since Through various churches and businesses we have been able to help improve the quality of life for those living in extreme poverty through many different programs, such as: sponsor program for the school children, mission teams, a feeding program in the schools, VBS, medical mission teams, vitamin and parasite treatment, donation of medical supplies and medications and simply being the hands and feet of Christ. We have seen tremendous improvement in our sponsor schools and villages thanks to our many supporters and mission teams. God has truly blessed this mission and it is an honor to serve His children in Honduras. Once again, thank you for your donation of the eyeglasses and for supporting this program. We will distribute the glasses while we are in Honduras in June and will be sending you photos as soon as we return. Please feel free to contact me, if you should have any other questions or concerns I can be reached at Blessings, Suzanne Crawford Rutledge President-MIA 8

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12 Morrow Neighborhood Watch First Monday of each month, 6:30 p.m. Community Room at City Hall, 1500 Morrow Road Contact: The Front Porch Players Presents: SUMMER THEATRE CAMP 2017! Camp Dates June 26-30: for ages 7-12 July 17-21: for ages Summer Theatre Camp Audition Date Saturday May 20, :00 a.m. for ages :00 p.m. for ages Plan to stay for 2 hours (may not take that long) Monologues will be published through the website for children to learn and present at the audition. Experienced children are allowed to choose their own 1-2 minute monologue, which can be either serious or comedic. Auditions Location First Presbyterian Church of Jonesboro 1842 Lake Jodeco Rd., Jonesboro, GA All Campers will experience prop building instructions and hands-on learning, costuming design/choices, and character construction guidance. For full details about Summer Theatre Camp cost, hours, schedule of activities, & more and to fill out an application to attend see website or contact Karen Ferrell-White thefrontporchplayers2@gmail.com State Burn Ban Due to a burning ban by the Georgia Department of Natural Resources, beginning May 1 and continuing through September 30, 2017, City of Morrow residents are prohibited from burning leaves, tree limbs, other yard waste or land clearing debris. The Morrow Fire Department is responsible for the enforcement of this state-issued burning ban within the city limits of Morrow. Enforcement will include extinguishing all unauthorized outdoor fires and/or issuing citations. Saturday, May 20, :00am - 3:00pm Morrow City Hall: 1500 Morrow Road Featuring: FREE festival atmosphere, high traffic location Bake Sale! Bargains! Vendors offering variety of foods and drinks Fun activities for the whole family MorrowCAN spirit of community involvement! Support us, meet and greet neighbors, make new friends Got your own stuff to sell? Registering is as easy as ! 1. Pick up a copy of our registration form at Morrow City Hall or the Morrow Tourist Center. Or request a copy via collihenk2@aol.com 2. Read the instructions and fill out the form. If you have questions, call Dorothy Dean at , feel free to leave a message on voic . 3. Submit your completed form by dropping off at Morrow City Hall OR send the information (cut and paste from form) via to collihenk2@aol.com OR leave the information in a voic with Dorothy at Receive a confirmation from us that your spot is reserved. 12

13 The Front Porch Players Presents Leading Ladies June 2-4 & June 9-11, 2017 Fridays/Saturdays - 7:30 p.m. ~ Sundays - 2:30 p.m. Family Life Center, First Presbyterian Church of Jonesboro 1842 Lake Jodeco Rd., Jonesboro, GA Leading Ladies directed by Laura Deeds Duttweiler is a farce set in York, Pennsylvania that centers on Leo Clark and Jack Gable, two down-on-theirluck Shakespearean actors who pose as Maxine and Stephanie, the missing daughters of an ailing woman s sister, in order to be included in her multimillion dollar inheritance. After arriving at the home of Florence (the ailing woman), things get complicated! Leo and Jack fall for two women in the household, the real missing daughters show up, and things go from bad to worse... Though not on stage for this performance, our own Mary Anne Brannon, Chuck Matthews, Jean Peacock, Chuck Ruffino, and Angela Seelhammer are working off stage with this very funny show! Adults Seniors Children Reserved Seating $15 $12 $12 General Seating $12 $10 $10 Season Passes $52 $42 $42 Group rates available; call To order tickets: thefrontporchplayers2@gmail.com

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15 McDonough Main Street Fourth Friday Petting Zoo May 26, :00-7:00 p.m. Historic Downtown McDonough Square 5 Griffin Street McDonough, GA A Family Friendly Free Event Around the McDonough Square 15

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17 Sunday Servants Sunday & Color June 4 White June 11 White June 18 Green June 25 Green Liturgist Erika Sturgies Mary Anne Brannon Anna Cox Chris Hoenes Acolytes Abby Bales Jacqui Johnson Noah Seelhammer Sierra McElhannon Acolytes Leader Children s Sermon Janoce Bales Beth Matthews Kathy Munson Kathy Gailey Molly Knowles Tracy Larson & Julia Gawel Liz Haynie Susan Adams Children s Church Anna Cox & Tracy Larson Nadine Hoenes & Fran Valenzuela Shannon Gailey & Kathy Gailey Layla Leo & Lisa Brandenberger Sound Chuck Matthews Eric Knowles Angela Seelhammer Joe Wiley Worship Greeters Narthex: Janice Bales Hall: Ruth Matthews Narthex: Nelda Dunson Hall: Jennifer Sullivan Narthex: Sue Clark Hall: Layla Leo Narthex: Judy Jaeger Hall: Maggie Durrance Ushers Wayne Knight, Brad Boyd, Eddie Byrd, Chuck Matthews Larry Haynie, Jimmy Bales, Andrew Cox, Reggie Pye Janice Bales, Karen Kelly, Beverly St. Germain, Bertha Stegall Joe Wiley, Jerry Griffin, Boyd Rodgers, Andrew Cox Altar Guild: Pam Boyd & Sue Clark June Trustee Representative: Brian Adams ; brianandsusanadams@att.net June Celebrations Doris Cromer 6/1 Ruth Matthews 6/1 Chuck Matthews 6/1 Bill Boykin 6/2 Linda Jenkins 6/2 Tony Toole 6/2 Susan Cottrell 6/3 Tootsie Callaway 6/4 Linda Colier 6/6 Jimmy Bales 6/7 Hugh Lewis 6/8 Joey Knight 6/9 Anita Thomaston 6/12 Brad Riser 6/12 Abby Bales 6/12 Peyton Wofford 6/13 Angela T. Healey 6/14 Guy Austin 6/16 Janice Bales 6/16 Phyllis Pike 6/16 De'anthony Price 6/16 De'andre Price 6/16 Cherrie Adams 6/18 Matthew Hoenes 6/18 Ellie Hoenes 6/20 Teresa Williamson 6/22 Zander Colbert 6/23 Justin Hall 6/24 Jessica Ewing 6/24 Betty Hargis 6/25 Sharlene Cochran 6/26 Charles Sargent 6/27 Lesley Jaeger 6/27 Beth Matthews 6/27 Jean Perry 6/28 Cindy Mathews 6/30 Scott & Danielle Bales 6/5 David & Dana Key 6/7 Albert & Susan Hall 6/9 Jerry & Laura Santos 6/16 Joe & Laura Wiley 6/16 Billy & Debbie Ray 6/17 John & Merritt Wofford 6/18 Jason & Kristi Cash 6/19 Harry & Brenda Loosier 6/23 Bob & Mary Anne Brannon 6/25 Allen & Jackie Kilpatrick 6/26 Paul & Karen Kelly 6/27 Alex & Katie Lee 6/29 17

18 June 2017 SUN MON TUE WED THU FRI SAT Sunday Morning Schedule 9:45 a.m. Sunday School 11 a.m. Worship Location Codes: CR=Conference Room CW=Children s Wing FH=Fellowship Hall MF=Marvin Foster Room MR=Music Room SA=Sanctuary SH=Scout Hut SRM=Searchers Classroom US=Up Stairs YL=Youth Lounge **Futime Bowl, Forest Park 10am - Noon Food Pantry :30pm Summer Sprinklers ** 7pm Rental, SA & MF Office Closed 9:30am Fun Day: Stone Mountain 3pm Rental, SA Communion Pentecost 3pm Griffin District Briefing 5:30pm Vacation Bible School, Morrow Park 10:30am Comf & Joy, CR 5p Good Shepherd- Friendship Share 5:30pm Vacation Bible School, CW 8:30am Ramblers Breakfast, Anne & Bill s Restaurant 5:30pm Vacation Bible School, CW 10 am Moses Book Study, CR 5:30pm Vacation Bible School, CW 10am - Noon Food Pantry 12pm Friendship Share, SRM 6:30pm Summer Sprinklers ** 7pm Rental, SA & MF Office Closed Youth Retreat to Laguna Beach, FL 11am Fun Day: Valenzuela s Pool Party 3pm Rental, SA Youth Retreat to Laguna Beach, FL Trinity Youth Return from Laguna Beach, FL 4pm Rental, FH 10:30 am Comf & Joy, CR 6pm Rental, FH North Georgia Annual Conference North Georgia Annual Conference 10 am Moses Book Study, CR 7:00pm Choir Practice, MR North Georgia Annual Conference 10am - Noon Food Pantry 6:30pm Summer Sprinklers** 7pm Rental, SA & MF Office Closed North Georgia Annual Conference 9am Fun Day: Lane Peach Farm Tour 3pm Rental, SA Father s Day 10:30am Comf & Joy, CR 6:30pm Electa Share, TBD 9am Wacky Wed: Scavenger Hunt 10am Moses Book Study, CR 10am - Noon Food Pantry 6:30pm Summer Sprinklers** 7pm Rental, SA & MF Office Closed 8:30am Fun Day: Flash Back Games Arcade pm Serve at Calvary Refuge Center 10:30am Comf & Joy, CR 7:30 pm MidWest Food Bank Deliver** 9am Wacky Wed: Tour Georgia State 10am Moses Book Study, CR 7:00pm Choir Practice, MR 10am - Noon Food Pantry 6:30pm Summer Sprinklers** 7pm Rental, SA & MF Office Closed 9am Fun Day: Cochran Mill Nature Center 3pm Rental, SA 18