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The Worshipping Serving Building Welcoming FOLLOWING CHRIST FROM CITY CENTER Letter from the Pastor Connection IN THIS ISSUE Time to get engaged During August, we will have a new staff position join

Based on our purpose, United Methodists are to make disciples for the transformation of the world. We can only make disciples as we are following Christ, both individually and corporately.

This new position is not successful if ministry happens without involvement of the laity.

1 The Worshipping Serving Building Welcoming FOLLOWING CHRIST FROM CITY CENTER Letter from the Pastor Connection IN THIS ISSUE Time to get engaged During August, we will have a new staff position join our Main Street family, the Engagement Coordinator. This is not just a renaming of our previous Program Coordinator. We have already reassigned certain jobs and have refocused the position. Based on our purpose, United Methodists are to make disciples for the transformation of the world. We can only make disciples as we are following Christ, both individually and corporately. To that end, the Engagement Coordinator s job centers around helping our Main Street family to do the work of disciples and to be engaged in ministry. This new position is not successful if ministry happens without involvement of the laity. Our Engagement Coordinator is only successful if more of us are growing in our walk with Christ and faithfully serving. Here is a portion of the job description: Purpose: Helping the members and constituents at Main Street UMC engage in discipleship as we seek to serve Christ from city center. This position works within the mission of Main Street UMC through: Inviting using social media to invite people to engage in discipleship (following Jesus through worship, learning, serving, and giving) at MSUMC Welcoming discovering the gifts of individuals as they respond to the invitations; equipping and training those who respond to serve and lead Connecting coordinating the disciples of MSUMC as we lead others through growing closer to God and compassionately serving others Signs of Success: The Engagement Coordinator is successful as more of the MSUMC community are engaged in ministry. The Coordinator will strive to grow the depth of engagement (the amount that each disciple is involved) and the breadth of engagement (the number of different disciples engaged in ministry). Some of the specific responsibilities of this position can be found on page 2 of this newsletter. I hope that you will join me as we move forward together answering God s call in faithful service to the world. Grace and Peace, Pastor James Financial Report & Info 2 Stat Facts & Music Ministry 3 Memorials & Honorariums 4 Prayer Concerns ENGAGE Children s Ministry 6 Missions Elevate Youth 8 Celebrations 9 Volunteer Schedule 10 August Calendar 11 Main Street is happy to have Rodney Cleveland as our new interim organist. Rodney s first Sunday was July 29. When you see him, be sure to give him a big Main Street UMC welcome. Rodney, we are so glad you are here. August 2018 Volume VIII Issue 8 5 7

2 Flowers for 8:30 am and 11:00 am services Rebecca Harmon Sherrill Stewardship and Finance Financial Report as of July 29, 2018 Chuck and Anne Drake (no flowers) Dennis Moore Are you artistically

2 2 Flowers for 8:30 am and 11:00 am services Rebecca Harmon Sherrill Stewardship and Finance Financial Report as of July 29, 2018 Chuck and Anne Drake (no flowers) Dennis Moore Are you artistically inclined? Like to arrange flowers? Volunteer to serve occasionally on Monday mornings to deliver vases to our sick and homebound members. Please contact Carol Harley at or to sign up! Actual Budgeted YTD INCOME: 413, ,662 YTD EXPENSES: 451, ,662 YTD SURPLUS OR (DEFICIT): (38,787) Capital Campaign/Building Fund Total Collected thru 07/29/18.$24,851 Total Funds Available as of 07/29/18 $ 2,016 Outstanding Bank Loan Amount. $156,976 Next Principal Payment Due 09/24/2018.$20,500 Continued from page 1 Some Primary Functions of the Hearts & Hands Circle, Susanna Circle Celebration Circle Meetings will resume in September. If you have never been a part of UMW or haven t been involved lately, please consider joining a circle in the fall. Upcoming children's activities! children@msumc1.org to sign up! Wednesday, August 1st - trip to Children's Museum of the Upstate (All ages welcome; children 5 & under must have adult accompany them) For those who signed up, leaving at 9:00 am. Bring bag lunch! Monday, August 6th - School Outreach Project with Healthy Learners (5's-5th grade) Must sign up by 8-3 Wednesday, August 8th - Splash Pad at Uptown Market! 11:00 am-1:00 pm (all ages) Bring bag lunch! Sunday, th - Blessing of the Backpacks (All ages through college; 8:30 and 11:00 services) Back to School swim party 4:00 pm 6:00 pm (All ages-parents too); Sign up by 8-10 Engagement Coordinator Social Media work with the Communications Committee to be intentional in our use of social media to become more engaged at MSUMC Church Wide Events recruit leaders to coordinate and help implement church wide events such as Connection Sunday,, Christmas Eve Outreach service, etc. VBS identify, recruit, and equip leaders for Vacation Bible School in conjunction with the Children s Coordinator Educational Opportunities identify, recruit, and equip leaders for activities such as the women s retreat, book studies (men and women), Bible Studies, and class meetings Engage Nights work with other leaders and program staff to create and implement a plan for En gage evening activities Missions work with lay people while they lead local, short term mission opportunities to increase engagement in MSUMC missions into the surrounding community/region Evangelism work with evangelism committee to get new members connected into MSUMC through smaller groups and active service

3 STAT FACTS Lee Robirds, Congregational Nurse John McFadden, Director of Music Ministries CHANCEL CHOIR RESUMES REHEARSALS ON AUGUST 8 The Chancel Choir will resume rehearsals on Wednesday evening,

The choir is more than just a musical organization. It really has the feeling of a family.

We ve (hopefully!) been told to wash fruits and vegetables before eating, but now researchers are proposing a much better way to remove dirt and other substances from food surfaces.

For example, apples purchased in the grocery store are washed, usually in a bleach solution, prior to sale, but this is only to remove dirt and kill any harmful microbes that may be on the fruit or

3 3 STAT FACTS Lee Robirds, Congregational Nurse John McFadden, Director of Music Ministries CHANCEL CHOIR RESUMES REHEARSALS ON AUGUST 8 The Chancel Choir will resume rehearsals on Wednesday evening, August 8, at 6:30 pm. We have a great time in choir as we prepare anthems for each week and for special occasions like the Hanging of the Greens (yes, I said that in August!). The choir is more than just a musical organization. It really has the feeling of a family. If you re looking for a place to belong, a place where everybody knows your name as a TV show of a previous era said, you should visit a choir rehearsal. It s a great time with a great bunch of folks. We ve (hopefully!) been told to wash fruits and vegetables before eating, but now researchers are proposing a much better way to remove dirt and other substances from food surfaces. At issue is pesticide use on most of our foods. For example, apples purchased in the grocery store are washed, usually in a bleach solution, prior to sale, but this is only to remove dirt and kill any harmful microbes that may be on the fruit or vegetable (that might encourage spoilage). It has long been thought that thorough rinsing, rubbing and/or scrubbing fruits and vegetables at home would help remove pesticide residue, but researchers are finding out that is not the case. They ran an experiment using apples treated with two different pesticides, one of which is designed to penetrate the skin of the apple. They washed different groups of the apples in plain water, in a mixture of the bleach solution applied during commercial processing, and in a solution of baking soda and water. The baking soda and water solution was the most effective method of removing pesticides, however, it took 12 to 15 minutes of soaking to completely rid the pesticides used in this study. 4th Annual Music for Ministry A Christian Concert and Barbecue fundraiser for Greater Greenwood United Ministry Saturday, August 25, 2018 North Side Baptist Church 11:00 am 3:00 pm GGUM programs and services include: Crisis Ministry, Free Medical Clinic, Dental Care Ministry, and Intervention Programs. Our choir has gladly participated each year, and we are looking forward to this year as well. In addition, our own John McFadden will MC the event! All proceeds from the event will be used to assist Greenwood County residents who are in life or medical crisis. For more information, contact Researchers pointed out that while the baking soda method works better than the two methods above, it will not be consistent across all pesticides or all fruits or vegetables. However, it s good to hear that something as simple and common as baking soda is effective at removing some pesticides. So, you should wash your produce before you eat it, by rubbing it under running water or scrubbing if it has a tough skin, preferably when you bring it home. The longer pesticides sit on fruits and vegetables, the deeper they re absorbed, and the harder it is to remove them. If you want to take an extra step, consider submerging your produce in a solution of one teaspoon of baking soda to two cups of water for two minutes or more (the longer you soak, the more chemicals you get rid of). Then rinse in tap water again before eating. Of course, produce labeled USDA Organic is the best way to reduce your exposure to pesticides in produce because organic crops are grown without the use of synthetic pesticides.

4 4 Memorials & Honorariums MSUMC Foundation IN MEMORY OF DUSTY SCHULZE Cecil and Paula Gray Pam Faulkner Carol and Ruple Harley III Tommy Rambo W.E. and Trudy Troublefield Myra Greene and Freddie Wactor Chuck and Anne Drake Mr. and Mrs. Bill Garvin Mike and Fran McGuigan Jane Hammett White Dannie Hammett Andrews Sallie D. Peebles Rev. Tom and Gerri Sue Fish and Family Greenwood Chamber of Commerce Dr. Joseph Beaudrot Anovilla, LLC Mr. and Mrs. William J. Park R.M. and Aria Shealy Herbert and Gwen Anderson and Family James and Christina Corley Dr. Thomas O. Klauber and Family Forest Hills Association Frank and Kelly Addy George and Michelle Kennedy Bennett and Bettye Kinard, Jr. Ruth B. Warner Jackie and Bobbie Rogers David and Jean Gettys Devore and Margaret Compton Steve and Peggy Ackerman John and Elaine Young Kathryn F. Crosby MSUMC Foundation (continued) IN MEMORY OF DUSTY SCHULZE Frank and Ann Workman and Family Bob and Betsy Cureton Ginger Sherman Judy Cheek Ethridge Mr. and Mrs. David Bell Debbie Tharpe IN MEMORY OF BILL WILKERSON, JR. Chuck and Anne Drake Bob and Lou Walters Children s Ministry IN MEMORY OF DUSTY SCHULZE Mary and Shell Dula Music Fund IN HONOR OF Sara Callison s BIRTHDAY Myra Greene IN HONOR OF CATHERINE WILSON S BIRTHDAY Myra Greene IN HONOR OF BOO WARNER S BIRTHDAY Myra Greene IN HONOR OF SARAH ANNE WISE S BIRTHDAY Myra Greene IN HONOR OF AMELIA RHETT CHAPMAN S BAPTISM Chuck and Anne Drake Organ Fund IN MEMORY OF MATTIE WEST Chuck and Ann Drake Building Fund IN MEMORY OF DUSTY SCHULZE Kit Adkins Ramp Fund IN MEMORY OF CLARENCE KILGORE Mary J. Yeargin-Kilgore IN HONOR OF GENE OUZTS Karen Coleman Free In Memoriam Miller Haugh March 7, 1922 July 14, 2018 In Memoriam Idalyn Baldwin Spooner November 14, 1928 July18, 2018

5 In Our Thoughts & Prayers Continuing Prayer Concerns: Lauren Connell Austin, Wesley Kelly, Jackie Daniel, Betsy Cureton, Hennie Cox, Pat Connell, Wygenia Moore, Boo and Barbra Warner, Barbara

Martha Stockman, Betty Stockman, Roger Dent, Steve Alexander, Tinker Pendergrass daughter, Paige, Tommy McNeil, John Lumley, Marilyn Hardister, and Ruple Harley.

5 5 In Our Thoughts & Prayers Continuing Prayer Concerns: Lauren Connell Austin, Wesley Kelly, Jackie Daniel, Betsy Cureton, Hennie Cox, Pat Connell, Wygenia Moore, Boo and Barbra Warner, Barbara Fisher, Camille Holroyd, Suzanne Rowland, Rob Roberts, Lori Proctor, Lauren Robirds, Jackie Williams, Joebie and Marian Adams, Ann Pendergrass, Linda Evans, Amy Young, Joy Pinckney, Anne Drake, Martha Stockman, Betty Stockman, Roger Dent, Steve Alexander, Tinker Pendergrass daughter, Paige, Tommy McNeil, John Lumley, Marilyn Hardister, and Ruple Harley. Christian love and sympathy is extended to the family and friends of: Evelyn and Tommy Rambo on the death of Evelyn s daughter -in- law and Tommy s sister- in - law, Louise Baker Rambo. Cheryl McCord on the death of her mother, Mattie West, on July 14, 2018 in Saluda, SC. The ENGAGE meeting on will be an overview meeting, and the regular schedule will begin on September 9. Please make plans now to join in the growth opportunities provided by ENGAGE ENGAGE, our strategy for connecting with Christ and connecting with each other, is moving from Wednesday evening to Sunday evening! We are hoping to avoid many of the schedule conflicts we had on Wednesday to enable more of our families to participate. We will serve a light snack supper and then dismiss to activities or studies for all age groups. ENGAGE schedule 5:30 6:00 Light snack Supper (sandwiches, pizza, baked potatoes, tacos, and similar items) 6:00 7:00 *Children (Music and age appropriate Bible Activities) *Elevate Youth *Adults (Bible or book Studies) Parkinson s Disease Support Group Third Thursday of every month at 4:00 pm Wesley Commons Exercise Room Support for anyone impacted by the disease. What a great summer women s book study we ve had! Our fall study will be Stuck by Jennie Allen. If you're stuck in an invisible struggle of heart or mind, this 8-session DVD study will help you get unstuck. We look forward to seeing you.

6 6 August Memory Verse See Lisa Smith to recite and receive a treat! The Lord is my portion; therefore, I will wait for Him. Lamentations 3:24 Oh, what fun and mayhem we had at Cooking Class on Wednesday, July18! Many thanks to Jo Patterson, Allie Williams, Lee Robirds, Ella Bassett, and Vivi Joy Pinckney! Each family also received a Main Street Cookbook to encourage our new chefs. Whew... those 2 hours flew by!!! Finished product! July 1 Painting Patriotic Shirts Painting makes you hungry~

7 MAIN STREET MISSION OPPORTUNITIES Art Camp Princess Camp

collect Canned Pasta for the food bank at United Ministries.

You can also drop off donations by the church office.

Children s Message Volunteers Needed Please consider joining

We would like to add members to the rotation for the 11:00 am

No experience is necessary just bring your willingness to

The message should last 2 3 minutes, and there are lots of

7 7 MAIN STREET MISSION OPPORTUNITIES Art Camp Princess Camp Super Hero Camp In August, the Missions Committee will collect Canned Pasta for the food bank at United Ministries. Carts are located outside the Fellowship Hall & the Sanctuary. You can also drop off donations by the church office. Thank you for continuing to support those in need. Children s Message Volunteers Needed Please consider joining our Children s Message team. We would like to add members to the rotation for the 11:00 am service. No experience is necessary just bring your willingness to serve and let God take care of the rest! The message should last 2 3 minutes, and there are lots of resources available to help you. You do NOT need to be a performer to join this team just someone who loves talking to children! Pray about this opportunity and contact Lisa Smith. children@msumc1.org

8 8 It s right around the corner! ARK Encounter & Creation Museum August 6-9 Cost: Age $ 150 Age: $ 120 *SIGN UP ASAP AS SPOTS ARE LIMITED* Youth Lake Day Lake Russell

9 CELEBRATIONS 1. Charles Rogers, Dennis Moore, Ryan Sprouse 2. Judy Sutherland, Ben Skinner, Casey Skinner 4. Janet Fitts, Paula Gray, David Stuart, Stuart Driver 5. Lauren Connell Austin 6.

Joanne Campbell, Kacy Munnerlyn, John Fuller, Tracee Stewart 2 Mark and Lee Robirds Brandon and Brittany Smith 3 Tommy and Sally Sprott 4 Bob and Lou Walters 5 Art and Judy Sutherland 6 Phillip and

Meredith 20 Ted and Henrietta Morton 23 Eric and Elizabeth Burns 24 Eugene and Drucie Eaddy 16. Don Marino, Betty Pinckney 18. Sam Crooks, Lou Walters, Bobby Driver, Kirk McEachern 20.

9 9 CELEBRATIONS 1. Charles Rogers, Dennis Moore, Ryan Sprouse 2. Judy Sutherland, Ben Skinner, Casey Skinner 4. Janet Fitts, Paula Gray, David Stuart, Stuart Driver 5. Lauren Connell Austin 6. Betty Stockman, Piper Shelley 7. Betty Ferson, Virgil Wall, Olivia Sprouse 8. Tommy Tunstall 10. Eugene Eaddy, Danny Hoy 14. Joanne Campbell, Kacy Munnerlyn, John Fuller, Tracee Stewart 2 Mark and Lee Robirds Brandon and Brittany Smith 3 Tommy and Sally Sprott 4 Bob and Lou Walters 5 Art and Judy Sutherland 6 Phillip and Barbara Gates 7 Steve and Jamie Lyles 9 Robert and Kathy Bailey 10 Jared and Brooke Styron 11 Larry and Margaret Gearhart 14 Chuck and Anne Drake James and Ashley McCoy Bruce 16 Michael and Lena Meredith 20 Ted and Henrietta Morton 23 Eric and Elizabeth Burns 24 Eugene and Drucie Eaddy 16. Don Marino, Betty Pinckney 18. Sam Crooks, Lou Walters, Bobby Driver, Kirk McEachern 20. Jean Osborne, Jasmine McKee 21. David McDaniel, Ronda Rogers, Sanders Rogers, Eric Gentry 22. Ellesor Holder 24. Micah Gray, Josie Shirley 25. Townes Jones 27. Samantha Shelley 28. Bert Keck, Tyler Shelley 31. Brab Dukes Opportunity to Serve: Birthday Card Ministry Volunteers are needed to write a brief birthday greeting (one or two sentences) on behalf of MSUMC to those celebrating birthdays. You will be able to select your preferred month to volunteer. The church will provide birthday postcards and stamps - enough for each celebrant. You will be asked to have the cards sent in time for each card to arrive on the birthday. Many thanks to those who have already helped members feel blessed on their special day over the years. Please call the church office or Susan Pinckney ( ), if interested. Amelia Rhett Chapman was baptized by Pastor James on July 8, Pictured with Millie on this happy day are her parents, Kayla and Zach Chapman. Membership Information Session Pastor James will be holding an information session for those interested in joining Main Street UMC on Sunday, at 9:50 am in the Chapel. This session will provide multiple resources about Main Street, the United Methodist Church, and our faith in general. Brief tours of the facilities will also be made available. Please call or the church office if you are available to attend.

10 10 August Volunteer List BREAKFAST COOKS Joey Burns, Frankie Connell, Tyler Larkins Barry Campbell, Marion Moore, Isaac Shaffer Ryan D Alessandro, Byron Shelley, Greg Shelley Bill Britt, Tommy Chalmers, Ed Wiedemann As each has received a gift, use it to serve one another. REMINDER: If your schedule does not permit you to be here on your assigned Sunday, please trade with someone and notify the church office. Thank you. SOUND SYSTEM OPERATORS Toby Chappell Jim Kelly Stuart Driver SUNDAY SCHOOL COUNTERS Jimmy Logan & David Patterson Frankie Connell Frankie Connell & Debbie Tharpe LAY READERS Rhonda McGinnis Mark Robirds Terry Robinson ACOLYTES Daniel Leuthner-Barrineau & Reeves Barrineau Richie Pinckney Morgana McKee CRUCIFERS Bennett Charles Lillie Askew Layton Logan ACOLYTE PARENT VOLUNTEERS Gemma Charles Hope Askew Lisa Smith EXTENDED SESSION WORKERS Caroline Chappell Jennifer Larkins Cindy Logan CHILDREN S SERMONS Myra Greene Susan Pinckney Pastor James Shell Dula SUNDAY SCHOOL TEACHER SCHEDULE 3, 4, & 5 year olds: Leslie Barrineau Elementary: Barbara Gates Drake Class: TBA Paul Frey Class: Lomax Murphy Mason Class: Myra Greene Cornerstone Class: Glenn Williams Genesis to Revelation Class: Class Members Coach Dula Class: Shell Dula Is Jesus Calling You? Howard Thomes Bible Class: Jamison Tinsley 3, 4, & 5 year olds: Jennifer Larkins Elementary: Kathy Johnson Drake Class: TBA Paul Frey Class: Juvena McMahan Mason Class: Myra Greene Cornerstone Class: Glenn Williams Genesis to Revelation Class: Class Members Coach Dula Class: Shell Dula Is Jesus Calling You? Howard Thomes Bible Class: Mary Lynn Polk SUNDAY AT THE LAKE 3, 4, & 5 year olds: Josie Shirley Elementary: Cheryl Washington Drake Class: TBA Paul Frey Class: Cheryl McCord Mason Class: Myra Greene Cornerstone Class: Glenn Williams Genesis to Revelation Class: Class Members Coach Dula Class: Shell Dula Is Jesus Calling You? Howard Thomes Bible Class: Isaac Shaffer NURSERY VOLUNTEERS Stephanie Smith Josie Shirley Angie Baker August 6-10 August August August SANCTUARY STEWARDS Emmie Burns Carol Burgess & Miriam Garner Mary Birchmore & Sue Maloney Lou Walters

11 Saturday August 2018 Sunday Monday Tuesday Wednesday Thursday 1 9:00 am Children s Museum Trip 7:15 pm Pick up Basketball 2 12:00 pm Prayer & Share 6:30 pm Prayer Meeting 5 8:30 am Early Service 9:30 am Breakfast 10:00 am Sunday School 11:00 am Worship Service 7:00 pm Pick up BB 6 ARK Encounter & Creation Museum Youth 10:00 am School Outreach Project 7:00 pm Boy Scouts 7 ARK Encounter & Creation Museum Youth 4:00 pm Care Team 4:00 pm Communications Committee Meeting 6:00 pm Disciple III 6:30 pm Student Ministries 8 ARK Encounter & Creation Museum Youth 11:00 am Children s Splash Pad 6:30 pm Choir Practice 7:15 pm Pick up Basketball 9 ARK Encounter & Creation Museum Youth 6:00 am Toastmasters 10:00 am Drug coalition 12:00 pm Prayer & Share 6:30 pm Prayer Meeting 12 8:30 am Early Service 9:30 am Breakfast 10:00 am Sunday School 11:00 am Worship Service 4:00 pm Back to School Swim Party 7:00 pm Pick up BB 13 10:00 am UMW Unit Executive Meeting 1:30 pm Federation of the Blind 7:00 pm Boy Scouts 14 6:00 pm Disciple III 6:30 pm Student Ministries 15 6:30 pm Choir Practice 7:15 pm Pick up Basketball 16 12:00 pm Prayer & Share 6:30 pm Prayer Meeting 19 ** 8:30 am Early Service 9:30 am Breakfast **10:30 am Worship Service 7:00 pm Pick up BB 20 7:00 pm Boy Scouts 21 6:00 pm Disciple III 6:30 pm Student Ministries 22 6:30 pm Choir Practice 7:15 pm Pick up Basketball 23 6:00 am Toastmasters 12:00 pm Prayer & Share 6:30 pm Prayer Meeting 26 8:30 am Early Service 9:30 am Breakfast 10:00 am Sunday School 11:00 am Worship Service 5:30 pm ENGAGE 7:00 pm Pick up BB 27 7:00 pm Boy Scouts 28 6:00 pm Disciple III 6:30 pm Student Ministries 29 6:30 pm Choir Practice 7:15 pm Pick up Basketball 30 6:00 am Toastmasters 12:00 pm Prayer & Share 6:30 pm Prayer Meeting Friday 3 Soup Kitchen Volunteer: Lou Walters 6:00 pm Celebrate Recovery 10 Soup Kitchen Volunteers: Elaine Dukes 6:00 pm Celebrate Recovery 17 6:00 pm Celebrate Recovery 24 Soup Kitchen Volunteers: Elaine Dukes 6:00 pm Celebrate Recovery 31 6:00 pm Celebrate Recovery :30 am Kairos Team Meeting 18 25

12 Non-Profit U.S. Postage P A I D 211 North Main Street Greenwood, SC (864) churchoffice@msumc1.org Permit No. 368 Greenwood, SC Return Service Requested The Connection A monthly publication connecting members and friends of Main Street United Methodist Church. Main Street United Methodist Church 211 North Main Street Greenwood, SC Office Hours: Monday - Thursday 8:30-5:00 & Friday 8:30-1:00 Closed from 12:00 to 1:00 for lunch except on Fridays Phone: (864) Fax: (864) Pastor James McCoy-Bruce, Senior Minister John McFadden, Director of Music Ministries Rodney Cleveland, Interim Organist Lee Robirds, RN, Congregational Nurse Sharon Britz, Director of Youth & Student Ministries Lisa Smith, Children s Program Coordinator Allison Wooten, Mud Pies Director churchoffice@msumc1.org Website: Debbie Tharpe, Administrative Assistant Jo Patterson, Office Assistant Linda Miller, Financial Secretary Scott Parham, Building Superintendent Michael Fisher, Building Caretaker Melvin Boyd, Building Caretaker

The. Connection. Letter from the Pastor. September 2018 Volume VIII Issue 9 IN THIS ISSUE. Welcome our new Engagement Coordinator, Gray Stallworth

The. Connection. Letter from the Pastor. September 2018 Volume VIII Issue 9 IN THIS ISSUE. Welcome our new Engagement Coordinator, Gray Stallworth The Worshipping Serving Building Welcoming FOLLOWING CHRIST FROM CITY CENTER Letter from the Pastor Welcome our new Engagement Coordinator, Gray Stallworth Originally from Augusta Georgia, Gray is married