The Shallowford Steeple

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1 The Shallowford Steeple Lewisville United Methodist Church, Lewisville, NC September 18, 2013 CREATIVE OUTLET DINNER THEATER AND MATINEE THE REAL HOUSEWIVES OF CRICKET COUNTY You will have two options to enjoy a Hillbilly comedy and support the Capital Improvement Fund. Contact Angie to purchase tickets. º Sat., Sept. 28 Dinner Theater: Doors 5:30. Baked Ham Dinner provided by the United Methodist Men Music by Walt and Noah Williams Adults: $12.00; Age 4-12: $ 8.00; Under 4: Free º Sun., Sept. 29 Sunday Matinee: Doors 12:30; play 1:00. Light lunch provided. All tickets $7.00 WEDNESDAY NIGHT POT-LUCK SUPPER Come join your church family on October 2 for our monthly Wednesday Night Pot-Luck Supper at 6:30 pm in the Fellowship Hall. The food and fellowship are great fun, so be sure to include an LUMC evening in your plans. Remember that we will have 15 guests from UMAR that night, so please bring extra food to share. LUMC MISSION STATEMENT: The Mission of the Church is to make disciples of Jesus Christ for the transformation of the world. The Book of Discipline 2012 LUMC VISION STATEMENT: The Vision of Lewisville United Methodist Church is to provide love, hope, and faith to all through education, fellowship, and worship of our Lord. We encourage stewardship of our time, our talents, and our gifts to support our church, our community, and our mission.

2 The Shallowford Steeple Lewisville United Methodist Church 6290 Shallowford Road P. O. Box 305 Lewisville, NC Phones: / Fax (Church): Website: Church Pre-Sorted Standard U.S. Postage PAID Lewisville, NC Permit No. 1 DATED MATERIAL Address Service Requested Ministry and Staff of the Church Resident Bishop Larry M. Goodpaster District Superintendent William T. Medlin, III Pastor Keith Bingham Minister of Visitation Becky Bingham Director of Christian Education June Hayes Music Director Debby Trivett Director, Youth/Young Adult Ministries Emily Roach Missionary to Cambodia Esther Gitobu Chairperson of Administrative Board Bo Houff Chairperson of Council on Ministries Mike Hayes Lay Leader Debbie Weston School Care Director Kim Styers Preschool Director Marcia Sexton Secretary Toni Jones Gift for the month of September for Crisis Control: canned beef stew Gift for the month of September for LCAP: pancake mix Tuesday, September 24, is the deadline for news to be submitted for the October 2 issue of The Steeple.

3 THE CATALYST 411: NEED A TUTOR? Josh Godwin is a 1st year Divinity School student at Wake Forest and has volunteered to tutor students at church from 6-8pm during the weeknights for middle school and high school students. He is currently working in the After School program at church as well. He charges $20/hour and $15/30 min. You can let me know if you're interested, or contact him directly at or jkgodwin13@gmail.com. He's a great guy, and super easy to work with...so give him a call about that scary subject for this year! Introducing Life Groups : Starting this month, the youth will have an opportunity to be a part of a co-ed Bible Study, outside of the church walls. These groups were developed to create a more intimate setting for studying scripture and life together as one body. For students who want something more and close-knit support, this group is for you! These groups were designed in two different avenues: 1) Topics Based, youth led--monday nights from 6-8pm, and 2) Biblically Based, adult led--thursday nights from 6-8pm. To sign up or to help lead these groups, contact the Life Groups Coordinator, Debbie Weston at dweston@shepherdscenter.org. SEPTEMBER 22 nd - Catalyst, 4:30-6:45pm 29 th - Catalyst, 4:30-6:45pm CATALYST CALENDAR OCTOBER 4 th -Yard Sale Prep, 5-8pm (bring $3 for pizza) 5 th - Yard Sale (in shifts-you can sign up online now) 6 th - REVERB District event at Clemmons UMC (Formerly known as MAD4X) 13 th - Church Fall Picnic (Youth that would like to help out with games, contact Emily) 20 th - CROP Walk 25 th -26 th -Halloween Lock-In (Come dressed up and bring a snack/2l drink) Save the Date for exciting things ahead this fall: Hunger Games : Catalyst Thanksgiving: - November 24 th Lewisville Christmas Parade- December 8 th Live Nativity- December 14 th Christmas Party- December 15 th Random Acts of Christmas Kindness- December 22nd

4 UMW NEWS UMW CIRCLE MEETINGS º The SOC Circle will meet on Saturday, Sept. 28, at 8:30 am at Panera Bread in Clemmons. º The UMW Morning Circle will meet on Monday, October 14, at 10 am in the Yokefellow Class. Please bring hand sanitizer for our health kits. º UMW Circle 1 will meet on Monday, October 14, at 1 pm in the parlor. º The Melba Forbis Circle will meet on Tuesday, October 15, at 7 pm in the Yokefellow Class. UMW UBUNTU DAY OF SERVICE Saturday, October 19 9 am- 3 pm at the Bethesda Center We ll be cleaning and doing yard work. Bring your lunch (drinks provided). Our hands on collection will be paper towels, toilet paper, and Kleenex. Register online through Oct. 1, No computer? Contact Janet Sizemore. (Ubuntu? Humanity towards others, or I am because we are, or simply human kindness.) UMW MORNING READING GROUP Monday, November 18, 10 am in the parlor The UMW Morning Reading Group will meet on Monday, November18, at 10:00 am in the parlor. The book for discussion that day is When Christians Get It Wrong by Adam Hamilton. Hamilton writes of issues that concern many about the attitudes and behaviors of Christians such as judging others, condemning other faiths, rejecting science, and injecting politics into faith. He addresses the hows and whys of Christians getting it right when it comes to being Christ in the world. This is a thought provoking look at our faith. One copy is circulating. Call Harriet Binkley to help locate it. HAPPY BIRTHDAY! Our missionary, Esther Gitobu s, birthday is October 10. Birthday greetings may be sent by to nickesta@yahoo.com or by regular mail to: Esther Gitobu c/o United Methodist Mission No. 74 St. 606 Sangkat Boeng Kak II Khan, Toul Kok, P. O. Box 2493 Phnom Penh 3, Cambodia. UMAR HOME NEEDS Two of our UMAR homes in Winston-Salem (residential homes for people with intellectual and developmental disabilities) have some particular needs at this time: dish cloths and dish towels, electric can opener, placemats, liquid laundry detergent, dryer sheets, and cleaning supplies. If you d like to help, place your donations in the box as you enter the Fellowship Hall or see Debbie Weston.

5 STEWARDSHIP RECORD OF FAITHFULNESS As members, we uphold the Church with our promise to give of our presence, gifts, prayers, and service. Promises to Keep: Presence Sept. 8 Sunday School: 198 Worship: 326 Sept. 15 Sunday School: 182 Worship: 249 Promises to Keep: Gifts Sept. 8 General Budget $10, Capital Improv. $ 1, Hunger Fund $ 9.00 Cleaning Buckets $ Discretionary Fund $ Sept. 15 General Budget $ 5, Cap. Improv. Fund $ Hunger Fund $ 5.00 Cleaning Buckets $ Discretionary Fund $ Music Fund $ MEMORIALS AND HONORARIUMS General Budget Gifts: In memory of Phil and Allene Ball on Grandparents Day, Poppy and Grandmommy, with love from Robin Royall and Phyllis Ball Moore; In memory of Josie Simmons and in honor of John Simmons by Tanya and David Kivett; In memory of Josie H. Simmons by Tanya Tise, Polly and Floyd Craft, Page and Doris Truitt, and Wayne and Betty Hall; In memory of Josie Hicks Simmons, a special cousin, by Raymond and Dorcas Craft; In honor of June Hayes and Toni Jones for all the faithful work you do for the church by Raymond and Dorcas Craft; Capital Improvement Fund Gifts: In honor of Pete Sturdy s birthday by Guy and Nancy Fisher; In honor of Debby Trivett by Tanya and David Kivett; In memory of Josie H. Simmons by Fred Moser, Gilmer and Harriet Binkley, Brenda and David Shanks, Ed and Margy Smith, and Jessica and Daniel Baker; In memory of Henrietta Foushee, Sherry Armstrong s mother, by Brenda and David Shanks; Discretionary Fund Gifts: In memory of Henrietta Foushee, Sherry Armstrong s mother, by Art and Linda Lyon and Mike and Toni Jones; In memory of Josie Simmons by Tom and Margaret Lee and Mike and Toni Jones; Cleaning Bucket Fund Gift: In memory of Josie Simmons by Jimmie and Phyllis Moore; Music Fund Gift: In memory of Josie Simmons by Guy and Nancy Fisher and Mark, Valerie, and Ross Alexander.

6 September is Christian Education Month at LUMC. Here s a story/parable about a wealthy family from Massachusetts who used to take a month s vacation every summer to the coast of Maine, taking their maid with them. The maid had an annual ritual at the beach. She wore an old-fashioned bathing suit, complete with a little white hat, and carried enough paraphernalia to stock Wal- Mart. She would settle herself on the beach, cover every inch of her exposed flesh and journey down to the water s edge. There she would hesitate while taking deep breaths. Slowly she would work up her courage to enter the icy-cold water. Finally, she would daintily extend one foot and lower it slowly into the water until she barely had her big toe submerged. Then she repeated the act with the other foot. Then, having satisfied her minimal urge for a swim, she would retreat to her chair and umbrella and spend the remainder of the vacation curled around a book. This maid reminds us of many Christians. They have the stuff of greatness in them, but they never really wade into the waters of Christian discipleship. Maybe a toe. Sometimes an ankle, but rarely do they become so stirred up with the spirit of God that they venture anything great for God. They re like a car whose transmission is locked in neutral. The sound of the motor is impressive. The lights and the radio work fine. The tread on their tires is brand new. The only problem is that they re not going anywhere. They settle for being nominal followers of the Master. Clarence Jordan, the great activist saint of God who inspired the musical The Cotton Patch Gospel, believed such people violated the Third Commandment, Thou shalt not take the name of the Lord your God in vain. He said taking the Lord s name in vain was not something you do with your lips (by uttering a profanity), but with your life. You take the name of the Lord in vain when you accept the name of Jesus Christ but don t do anything with it. Discipleship is about learning and growing in our faith. LUMC offers a variety of avenues to assist you with this, starting with Sunday School. Be a true disciple and not just a nominal follower of one who lived 2,000 years ago. Jesus is alive and wants to know you better. Pastor Keith DISTRICT LAITY AWARD RECOGNITION Charlie Mays is our 2013 Laity Service Award Recipient and will be recognized at this service on Sunday, September 29, at 2:30 p.m. at Mt. Tabor UMC. No reservations necessary. Speaker will be Shannon Sherfey, Appalachian District Lay Leader. All welcome. LUMC STEEPLE NEWS Our beautiful steeple with a new spire (the top part), remodeled base, lighting inside base, the Methodist Cross and Flame logo on the base, a cross on the top, and a carillon that will play hymns or songs (seasonal as needed) and chimes, Mon.-Sat. at 9 am, 12 noon and 6 pm and Sundays at 10:45 am, is now projected to be shipped to us on Monday, October 30.

7 OUR CHURCH FAMILY.. Sympathy: We express our Christian love and sympathy to.. º Roger, Sherry, Houston, and Cecilia Armstrong in the death of Henrietta Foushee, Sherry s mother and Houston and Cecilia s grandmother, on September 7. º John Simmons and Cathy and Mark Norman and family in the death of Josie Simmons, John s wife and Cathy s mother, on September 8. IN MEMORIAM Josie Hicks Simmons April 3, 1950 September 8, 2013 SEPTEMBER IS CONSTITUTION WEEK, which commemorates the signing of our U. S. Constitution on September 17, Let s pause and be thankful that we have this wonderful document for our country. CLUB 45: Look for our next meeting on October 17! HANDBELL RINGERS NEEDED!!! No previous musical experience necessary, just a love of music and a willingness to participate. If interested, contact Debby Trivett at Teacher Recognition Sunday September 22 September 22 is Teacher Recognition Sunday at both the 8:30 am and 11 am Worship Services. Looking forward to seeing you! NOTICE TO ALL CLASS PRESI- DENTS: Please drop a list of your teachers for the year and teachers for the coming year, , by the church office. This will help in preparing for Christian Education Sunday on September 22. Thanks for your help in getting this information together. What: A Sunday School Teacher Appreciation Dinner (for teachers of all ages) When: Thursday, September 26 Where: Asbury Hall Time: 6:15 pm Please RSVP by September 23 to June ( ), Beth ( ), or toni@lewisvilleumc.org.

8 UPCOMING ADULT EVENTS º Please join us on Tuesday, Sept. 24, at 11:30 AM in Asbury Hall for lunch and an informative program on Haiti. The program will be presented by Lori Adams, of Pinnacle, who has been on two missions to Haiti and who plans to go again next year. We also will learn about the "Pillowcase Dress" mission and what it means to the little girls of Haiti, and will discuss our opportunities to participate in this mission. Bring a dish and plan to enjoy good food, good fellowship, and good information!! º On Oct. 24, Lewisville UMC will host "Day Apart for the Young at Heart". Our speaker this year is Andy Lambert, the dynamic Associate Minister at Mt. Tabor, who is well-known in our district and is in much demand as an inspiring and spiritual leader. In addition to our speaker, our day will include breakfast snacks, a catered lunch from California Fresh Catering, special music, door prizes, and good fellowship. To sign up for this event, call Donna Cooke at or Nan Johnson at Mark your calendars now and save this day for a most enjoyable and inspiring day of fellowship with our fellow churches in our district. THE PACK RAT IS HERE! We sure hope you've been digging through your closets, because the Pack Rat is ready for your old treasures! Come to the main office anytime, Monday-Friday from 10am-4pm, to pick up the key. Lastly, don't forget the best part...the Youth Yard Sale is Saturday, October 5th! See you there! CONVERSATIONS TODAY OR CRISIS TOMORROW: Planning Ahead for Life s Final Journey Seminar being held Friday, Oct. 4, at Novant Health Forsyth Medical Center Conference Center from 8:30 am-3:00 pm. Check in and continental breakfast at 8:15 a.m. All are invited to learn the importance of having conversations before the crisis, how to be comfortable talking to family and physicians about end of life care wishes, and how to document those wishes. Led by national and regional experts. No cost, just register. Register online at hospicecarecenter.org/seriesrsvp, or pick up registration forms in the church office. FIFTH SUNDAY MISSIONS EMPHASIS IS SEPTEMBER 29 The third of our Fifth Sunday Missions emphases is Sunday, September 29 th. In these, our Missions Team seeks to inform LUMC of the varied outreach ministries in which we are involved. We hear a lot about The Children s Home in Winston-Salem but many are not sure about what they do. For over 100 years, The Children s Home has ministered to children and youth who are in difficult circumstances. The scope of their ministry now is broad and inspiring. Several of our older members grew up in The Children s Home. The Children s Home has two locations, the Winston-Salem main campus and the Franklin Campus in Franklin, NC. On Sunday, Sept. 29, we will be honored and privileged to welcome Maurice Ware, who is the President/CEO of The Children s Home. He will share with us at both services about what they are involved in today and how things have changed over the years. As part of our mission emphasis, we will have the opportunity to generously support their ministry to children and youth as part of the Western NC Annual Conference Children s Home Sunday. Come and learn about this exciting ministry right in our area.

9 METHODIST MEN S FALL GOLF TOURNAMENT! Saturday, October 26, at Salem Glen Entry fee: $60 per player; hole sponsorship: $50 (includes hole signage). 1 pm shotgun start. Prizes for 1st, 2nd, and 3rd places!!! Proceeds to go toward various Methodist Men s projects. Please contact Chris Sonafrank, or casonafrank@aol.com, for registration, hole sponsorship opportunities, or if you re interested in providing door prizes or items to put in the players goody bags (i.e. coupons, business cards, etc.). Registration forms are also available on the table across from the office, in the narthex, and on the information table outside the Fellowship Hall. Registration deadline: October 19. Hi! My name is Noah Williams and I am a boy scout in Troop 705. I will be working on my Eagle Scout project of replacing the temporary sign at the west side parking lot with a brick and wooden sign with changeable announcement boards. If you can help me, we will be working on Saturday, Oct. 5, 8 am-1 pm and Saturday, Oct. 12, 8 am-1 pm. Lunch will be provided each day. Please let me know if you will be there, dwilliams66@triad.rr.com or Thank you, Noah FALL FESTIVAL AND COOKOUT: OCTOBER 13 We had such a good time in May, we re gonna try it again! Please join us on Sunday, October 13, at the picnic shelter for a church-wide picnic. (Sunshine or rain, the picnic will happen!) Feel free to bring yard chairs and/or blankets as we may overflow the shelter. Dinner will be ready at 5:30 pm. Come early at 4:30 pm if you would like to play games. The youth are planning our games, so they will be great! Hamburgers, hot dogs, buns, condiments, drinks, and paper goods will be provided. Please bring side dishes or desserts. Also, please let us know if you re coming, so we will have enough hamburgers and hot dogs I/We will be attending the church-wide picnic on Sunday, October 13. Name Number attending

10 LUMC Toning Monday Nights from 6:30 7:15 in the Youth Room What Is Toning: A total body workout utilizing a variety of resistance equipment to strengthen and tone major muscle groups of the body. Physical exercise stimulates neurotransmitter activity which helps boost your moods! Bring a set of weights and a mat. Questions? Call Tanya Kivett, WRAPPING PAPER SALE The SOC (Sisters of Christ) Circle is selling wrapping paper and a variety of Christmas gifts and food items. We will have a table set up after the 8:30 service and after Sunday School. Orders will be taken through October 13th. Please stop by as you are sure to find something you like! LUMC ORIENTATION CLASS We will be offering a two-week class during the Sunday School time (9:45 a.m.) in the Fellowship Hall on Sundays, October 13 and 20. The class will discuss the United Methodist Church in general (beliefs, history, organization) and LUMC in particular (history, organization, programs and ministries). Open to all interested, newcomers and long-time members. This class is designed to help all become more acquainted with Lewisville UMC and the United Methodist Church. NEW MINISTRY SEEKS PARTICIPANTS - We have long seen the need for assisting persons after they go home from the hospital, making sure they take their medicine, have enough food to eat, home care services, transportation needs, information they need, etc. LUMC and other area District churches are seeking to participate in FaithHealthNC, a partnership with Wake Forest Baptist Medical Center and other health care providers. This seeks to facilitate caring for members of our community during times of illness. Training sessions are now being worked out for those who want to participate or want more information. The training would tell you what would be expected. IF YOU THINK YOU D LIKE TO BE A PART OF THIS NEW AND EXCITING MINIS- TRY, let Pastor Keith or the church office know as soon as possible. Our goal is to help persons recover and prevent readmission to the hospital.

11 SHARING IN MINISTRY WHO COMMITTEE October WHO Committee Chairpersons: Barbara Moser and Ellen Farmer Denise Criss Lynn Sonafrank Margy Smith Cathy Wells Jane Peeler Donna Tickle Heather Riddick Jessica Baker Angela Adams Lori Gee Catherine Trosan Mariedith Appanaitis Carol Portis Elaine Mohr Silesia Clark WHY COMMITTEE October WHY Committee Chairmen: Barry Bryant and Don Morris Roger Armstrong John Crider Mike Collins Kim Daniel Bob Skinner Jack Hall Steve Newman Tom Kellar Robert Barrett Don Schweighart Ken Jones John Morris Children s Church Schedule (8:30 am Worship Service) Sept. 22 No Children s Church Sept. 29 No Children s Church Oct. 6 Neal and Kim Roberts Please note: Materials for Children s Church will be in the classroom for you to check out ahead of time as resources for Sunday morning activities. If unavailable to teach, please be responsible for finding your own substitute. Remember: Children s Church is offered for 4-year-olds through 2nd graders. 8:30 am Nursery Schedule Sept. 22 Sept. 29 Oct. 6 Shannon Williams Oct. 13 Robin Eberhart and Jenna Cox 11:00 am Nursery Schedule Sept. 22 Anita Pace Sept. 29 Margaret Williams Oct. 6 Lindsay Watson Oct. 13 Heather Coleman SILENT AUCTION BROUGHT TO YOU BY CREATIVE OUTLET Time is quickly approaching for our 3 rd Silent Auction, which will be held during the Nov. 6 th Pot Luck Supper. We have received wonderful items already and are waiting to hear from you! We would love to have beautiful artwork, woodworking pieces, flower arrangements, sewing projects, cross-stitch, needlepoint or crocheting, creative gift baskets or gift certificates, delicious baked treats, or any other works of creativity. This year we are also looking for men who are willing to bake a cake for our Live Cake Auction. We have two brave chefs already, but we would love more! If you are willing to contribute, please call Debbie Weston ( ) or Mandee Jones ( ). We will need all items at the fellowship hall by 2:00 pm on November 6 th. Proceeds will benefit the Discretionary Fund and LCAP (50/50).

12 LUMC PRESCHOOL FALL TOY & CLOTHING EXCHANGE: The Fall/Winter Toy & Clothing Exchange at Lewisville United Methodist Church Preschool is just around the corner! Everyone is invited to bring Fall/Winter clothing infant size and shoes up to children s size 6, toys, books, puzzles, DVDs/videos, baby and nursery equipment (pack and plays, strollers, car seats, etc) and/or outdoor equipment/toys. Sixty percent of the selling price goes to the seller and forty percent goes to the preschool! Registration fee of $5.00 will be deducted from your sales check. In the event you do not have sales, the fee will be collected at time of pick up for unsold items. If you consign with us and would like to keep your same consignor # from here forward, you may pay a one- time fee of $2.00 on receiving day. Also, if you volunteer to work, you will be invited to shop at the Pre-Sale on Fri. Sept. 20, If you volunteer for 2 shifts, a Sat. shift OR Tues. shift, you will be considered a Super Volunteer and be able to shop at 4pm. All other volunteers will shop at 5pm. It s your chance to buy before the sale is opened to the public! Child care is provided for all shifts, except the Pre- Sale. Receiving Dates: Wednesday, Sept.18, 5 8pm Thursday, Sept. 19, 9:30-11:30am and 5 8pm Sale Dates: Saturday, Sept. 21, 8:00am - 2:00pm Monday, Sept. 23, 9:30am - 12:30pm & 5 8pm Pink Highlighted Items are ½ price Monday Only Pick-up Date: Wednesday, Sept. 25 9:15 11:45am and 5pm 7pm Anything NOT picked up by 7pm will be donated immediately If you would like to consign your items, you will need to register. Registration began Mon. Aug 12, M-F 9am 12noon. Tag bags and information are available to pick up in the preschool lobby on the bookshelf. Please fill out the registration card in the bag and leave it in the box provided. If you need more tags than you have in your tag bag, there will be an extra tag box beside the registration box. IMPORTANT: If you have a PREPAID number already, you will still need to register and ask someone in the office for your tag bag. We do not put those out with the others for anyone to take. If you have any extra wire hangers that you are not using, we would also love to have those. You may place them in the preschool lobby near the fish tank. Thank you for all of your support with our biggest fundraiser for the preschool! We couldn t do it without your help! Don t forget to sign up to volunteer on the board, which is located in the preschool lobby OR if you are available on Friday, Sept. 20, to volunteer during the presale, please let Kelly Morris know as soon as possible; this volunteer slot is NOT on the volunteer board. Times to volunteer for that are 3:45 6:00, 6:00 8:15 or 3:45 8:15. For more information, please call Kelly Morris or Lindsay Watson For volunteer opportunities, please call Marie McDaniel LEWISVILLE IS A STEPHEN MINISTRY CHURCH Stephen Ministers are trained lay care-givers who provide emotional and spiritual care to persons who are experiencing difficulties in their lives hospitalization, loss of a loved one, loss of job, or any other crisis situation. This is care in addition to the care the pastor gives. If you are interested in having a Stephen Minister, fill out one of the slips in the pew rack and put it in the offering plate or hand it to the minister or one of the Stephen Leaders, Becky Bingham or Tom Lee.

13 OCTOBER BIRTHDAYS 1 Jeff Hall Marvin Yow 2 Mariedith Appanaitis Jon Taylor Scott Wilson 3 Marsha Howell 4 Nancy Fisher Evan Merriman Richard Patterson 5 Ed Henson Jacob Peacock Debbie Ruperto Russ Sloss 6 Rachael Greiwe 7 Angie Choplin Ed Simpson Kim V. Choate 8 Emily Criner Sue Honeycutt 9 Scott Fritz 10 Deana Chandler Esther Gitobu (our missionary to Cambodia) 11 Laurie Briggs Rachel Todd 13 John Bingham Grayson Kivett Gaye Morgan 14 Mike Benitez Ron Petree Kim Skinner Brett Wiseman 15 Connor Cardwell Taylor Leach Will Maloney Carrie Robbins 17 Suzanne Foster Sue Bolton 18 Ava Hayes Patrick Hutton Rickey Sipe 19 Aspen Cox 20 Abby Allen Stephnie K. Rose Will Morris Crystal Esch 21 Quentin Morris Amelia Reynolds George Stilphen 22 Lori Gee Wendi Greene Bethany Karlek Malcolm Kay Todd Rieger Chase Walsh 23 Ben Berninger Jason Melvin Dusty Swing 24 Michael Baker Scott Carlson Jon Reynolds Jordan Samuel Richard Stuart 25 Drew Jarrett Kate Reidenbach Neal Sexton Stacy Johnson Kevin Jones 26 Paul Holliday 27 Janet Hunolt Alora Leslie Phyllis Moore Amanda J. Smith 28 Grayson Bates Chris Gunnell Phil Hunolt Kayla Long 29 Riley Davis Brooke Singleton 30 Amanda Booe 31 Alexa Appanaitis Mary Brogdon Hannah Dixon Kevin Tiddy Tanya Tise Tay Whitlatch OCTOBER ANNIVERSARIES 1 Don and Frances Schweighart Kurt and Robin Speckhart 2 Joel and Sunny Cordray Ben and Emily Morris 3 Jim and Becky Muenchow 4 Greg and Jennifer Tosi 6 Eric and Pam Hurd 7 Ed and Linda Henson 9 Todd and Martha Anne Johnson 10 Daniel and Jessica Baker 14 Paul and Crystal Spicer 16 Mike and Julie Collins 17 Bruce and Lori Gee Russell and Sandra Walker 18 Dave and Susan Britten 19 J. D. and Elaine Byers 23 Doug and Amie Beatty Eric and Ashley Snowden 27 Jimmie and Phyllis Moore 28 Michael and Mary Beth Foster 30 Michael and Mandee Jones

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