CONNECTION SUNDAY. Sunday, May 31, Following the service, you are invited to a lunch catered by Stumps Barbeque.

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1 Worshipping Serving Building Welcoming Following Christ from City Center VOLUME IV NO. 5 May 2015 I n s i de th i s i s s ue : Financial Report & Announcements 2 Gifts to Church 3 March Attendance & Summer Programs 4 New Members 5 Celebrations 6 Prayer Concerns 7 ELEVATE Youth 8 Opportunities 9 Volunteer Schedule 10 Sunday School at 9:30 am May Calendar 11 Unified Worship Service at 10:30 am CONNECTION SUNDAY A celebration of our church family through worship, music, the Word of the Lord, and fellowship. Sunday, May 31, 2015 Following the service, you are invited to a lunch catered by Stumps Barbeque. Menu to include fried chicken, macaroni & cheese, green beans, fruit cocktail, rolls, and homemade desserts Please RSVP by contacting the church office NO LATER THAN May 11th. Enter through the narrow gate Matthew 7:13

2 Sunday Schedule 8 : 30 am Early Worship Service Fellows hip H al l 9 : 15 am Breakfast Served Fellows hip H al l 10:00 am Sunday School Church Classrooms 11:00 am Worship Service Sanctuary A nursery is provided from 8:30 am to 12 noon 11:00 am Service Chancel Flowers May 3: May 10: May 17: May 24: May 31: Our 11:00 am worship service is broadcast at 12 noon on 92.9 FM (WZLA). Date Available Date Available Date Available Date Available Date Available The church office will be closed on Monday, May 25 in observance of Memorial Day. May/June Upper Rooms Copies of the May/June Upper Room, a United Methodist devotional resource, are now available in the church office, narthex, and in the vestibule. Regular print is $1.00 and large print is $1.50. Please submit articles for the June 2015 edition of The Connection on or before May 18 by to: churchoffice@msumc1.org. Stewardship and Finance F i n a n c i a l r e p o r t a s o f A p r i l 2 6, Actual Budgeted YTD INCOME: $ 265,123 $ 290,190 YTD EXPENSES: $ 230,769 $ 290,190 YTD SURPLUS OR (DEFICIT): $ 34,354 Capital Campaign/Building Fund Total Collected....$ 11,933 Outstanding Bank Loan Amount.$ 423,476 Next Principal Payment Due 06/24/2015.$ 20,500 The church recently renewed its Capital Campaign Loan (Building Fund) of $423,476. As a result of the renewal process, our interest rate was reduced from 5.25% to 3.60% which will save us a considerable amount of interest in the future. In present value terms, the savings is over $17,250!! Interest payments are made out of the budget of the church. Keep in mind that principal payments of the loan are made from contribution by members. Our next principal payment in the amount of $20,500 is due June 24, We currently have $15,501 in the account from which we make this payment. We appreciate your continuing support in helping to reduce the church s debt. MAIN STREET S ORIGINAL COOKBOOKS would make great Mother Day gifts! Copies Available in the Church Office $20. 00/Cookbook Don t miss out on this treasure collection of recipes from many outstanding cooks. 2

3 Building Fund IN HONOR OF MARILYN MACK IN HONOR OF BRENDA MUNNERLYN IN HONOR OF SALLY MAXIE IN HONOR OF BOB WALTERS IN HONOR OF JIM MEDLEY IN HONOR OF PATSY BROWN IN HONOR OF LEE ROBIRDS IN HONOR OF FRANCES GARREN IN HONOR OF JEAN BOND IN MEMORY OF LILIANE COVINGTON Memorials & Honorariums Missions Fund IN MEMORY OF JOHN DOWLING Karl and Debbie Kelly Trustee Discretionary Fund IN MEMORY OF DAVID CHASTAIN Karl and Debbie Kelly The Drake Class Main Street UMC Foundation IN MEMORY OF DAVID CHASTAIN Chuck and Anne Drake Music Fund IN MEMORY OF LILIANE COVINGTON Ted and Henrietta Morton IN HONOR OF LEE ROBIRDS Sue Maloney Children s Ministry Fund IN MEMORY OF JOYCE BARTLESS Eddie Bartless Ramp Fund IN HONOR OF GEORGE BALLENTINE Sue Maloney Women s Retreat Recap - A Garden Getaway What a great, spirit-filled weekend 34 women shared together April at our first annual women s retreat! Women shared stories, took a prayer walk, worshipped, laughed, ate, and fellowshipped with each other as they explored ways that God protects and provides. Many thanks to the planning team Leslie Barrineau, Lindsay Burns, Margaret Crooks, Cindy Logan, Jo Patterson, Mary Lynn Polk, and Lee Robirds for praying, planning and executing a great time for all! 3

4 Parents Mark Your Calendars! Vacation Bible School 2015 June 15-19, :00 am - 12 noon Registration closes June 1 so that we can have materials for all! Registration forms and medical forms are required for registration and both can be found on our website! Summer Vacation at Mud Pies 9:00 am - 12 noon Tuesday, Wednesday, and Thursday June 2 nd - July 16 th Bible Class Nancy Bagwell Mary Birchmore Ned Birchmore Ted Rogers Mike Williams Zella Williams Coach Dula Class Jon Bassett Lori Bassett Joy Pinckney Debbie Tharpe Mack Tharpe Drake Class Cathy Chalmers Zella Moore Richard Pinckney Susan Pinckney Tommy Rambo Mark Robirds Lee Robirds Lori Thrailkill Glenn Williams Genesis to Revelation Class Shirley Logan Cindy Skinner Mason Class Bob Bennett Hazel Bennett Anne Drake Evelyn Irwin Harriet Mays Ruby Minor Ann Pendergrass Helen Spencer Paul Frey Class Kit Adkins Larry Gearhart Margaret Gearhart Cheryl McCord Lomax Murphy Marilyn Murphy David Patterson Jeanie Patterson Peggy Swofford Cynthia Whitmire John Whitmire Elementary Ella Bassett Rebekah Lomax Youth Lucas Bassett Cecilia McGinnis Schuyler McGinnis (except June 15h - 19th MSUMC VBS) Summer Camp Opportunities 9:00 am - 12 noon Current 3-year-olds to 7-year olds Art Extravaganza Camp June 8 th - 11 th (Monday - Thursday) Mad Science Camp June 29 th - July 2 nd (Monday - Thursday) Princess Camp July 13 th - 16 th (Monday - Thursday) 11:00 am Worship Service: Joebie & Marian Adams, Kit Adkins, Lucas Bassett, Hazel Bennett, Bob Bennett, Ruth Breazeale, Pat Breeze, Bob Cureton, Pam Faulkner, Evelyn Irwin, C.J. & Vera Lupo, Harriet Mays, Cheryl McCord, Linda McDonald, Jeanie Patterson, Richard & Susan Pinckney, Joy Pinckney, Susan Polatty, Tommy Rambo, Georgia Sherard, Helen Spencer, Betty Staples, Debbie Tharpe, Bill & Doris Tunstall Early Service: Kit Adkins, Stanley Baker, Bob Bennett, Hazel Bennett, Ken & Bobbie Kittle, Ted Rogers, Bill Rudy, Glenn Williams 4

5 Sunday, May 10, Mother s Day Epworth Children s Home has been a ministry of our church for more than 119 years. The Home is not an apportioned item by the SC Conference, which means it receives no funding from the conference other than our offerings. Epworth relies heavily on the donations received from our upcoming Mother s Day Offering to provide direct care for the children. When children arrive at Epworth, they have experienced a great deal of loss. For Epworth, it isn t enough to answer God s call to care for the least of these by simply providing room and board. No, the staff and programs go above and beyond. Children are offered tutoring to get them caught up academically. Counseling is provided to help them heal from the trauma, abuse, neglect, or loss they have experienced. Quality medical care is rendered on their campus, knowing that many of the children have never seen a doctor or dentist. Also offered is spiritual formation and guidance. Epworth has an appointed pastor, just as we do here. She leads worship each Sunday, and the children also participate in Sunday school. They have the opportunity to participate in Bible studies, Salkehatchie, Asbury Hills, Revolution, and other conference-wide activities. We all know that true healing begins with Christ. Epworth knows this, and ensures the children are surrounded by loving, Christian adults so they can break the cycle of abuse, neglect, and shame and replace it with a life of self-respect, responsibility, and productivity. Our church has a large part in making all this possible for the children of Epworth. These children come from communities in South Carolina just like ours. They are our neighbors and we are called to provide for them. Please give generously and stand with Epworth as they work to break the cycle. Joel and Katie Nordstrom Welcome Joel and Katie to Main Street. They joined on March 29, 2015 and they come by transfer from another denomination, Stephen, Brandi and Noah Davis Welcome Davis Family to Main Street! They joined on March 29, Stephen by certificate of transfer and Brandi by transfer from another denomination. 5

6 CELEBRATIONS 1 Marla Stewart, Reed Nickles 3 Wayne Philpott, Randy Rouse, Greg Shelley 4 Susan McManus 6 Wygenia Moore, Steve Driskill, Nick Nickles 7 Linda Bell, John Young, C.J. Lupo, Del Schulze, Rosa Ashmore, Ashleigh Leopard, Kerri Jones 8 Megan Miles, Hudson Smith 9 Roger Robinette, Mia Storer 10 Prakash Elston 11 Claudia Grace McManus 12 Kim Sprouse 13 Campbell Driver 15 Bruce Higginbotham, Tommy Chalmers, John Lawrence 16 Mary Dula 17 Kit Adkins, Susan Thompson 19 Alyson Perrin 20 Christopher Polk 21 Frankie Connell, Ryan D Alessandro 22 Candy Tinsley, Charlie Barrineau 23 Jim Kelly 24 Keaton Alexander 25 Rosann Jones, Susan Anderson, Joey Adams, Margaret Crooks, Hannah Thompson, Brady Britt 26 Amy Young, Betty Calfee, Jay Pendergrass, Kim Bowen 27 Nick Satterfield 28 Emma Pearl Gentry 29 Frank Workman, Lori Anne Hagood 30 Dot Parks, Hazel Bennett, Graham Shaffer 31 Neal Asman, Pat Poole, Lisa Smith MAY HAPPY ANNIVERSARY WISHES 6 Rhett and Angie Baker 12 Sherard and Lyn Cothran 13 Jim and Kathy Kelly 15 Frankie and Judy Connell 18 Granger and Stephanie Smith 19 Michael and Kathy Johnson 20 Toby and Caroline Chappell, John and Nancy Lumley 24 John and Sunny DeWorken 25 Harold and Linda McDonald 26 Tyler and Jennifer Larkins 29 Tommy and Cathy Chalmers, Karl and Debbie Kelly To Josh Harrington on receiving Outstanding Senior in Music at Presbyterian College! To Ryan and Ashley D Alessandro upon the birth of a daughter, Cori Elizabeth D Alessandro born on April 20, Proud big brother is Cole. If you took a picture of you and your family in front of the Easter Cross, the church would like for you to share your pictures. Please your picture to the church office. 6

7 In Our Thoughts & Prayers Hospitalizations March 26 - April 27 (Home unless noted) Meredith (Sloan) West, Mac Bond (SRH, Room 701) Mary Metger (Greenwood Rehabilitation Hospital, Room 141), Bayard Lindell (Greenwood Rehabilitation Hospital, Room 114), Malcolm Ferson (Healthcare Center Wesley Commons), Heidi Saunders, Bennie Moore, Norma Hines (Wesley Commons Healthcare Center, Room 108), Mary Jane Thompson (National Health Care) Outpatient Surgery: Wesley Kelly Our Members and Friends Serving in the Military: Marshall Cason (Lackland Air Force Base in San Antonio, TX), Captain Jacqueline Lee, Nicholas White (Jackie Williams grandson, Glenn Williams and Leigh Ann Vickery s nephew) Prayer Meeting Thursday evenings 6:30-7:00 pm Chapel Continuing Prayer Concerns: Ginnie Hammond, Eulee Williams, Betty Warner, Betsy Cureton, Wesley,, Harold McDonald, Dale Smart (Sylvia Kinard s brother) In Memoriam John Forrest Johnny Tidwell June 24, April 15, 2015 Christian love and sympathy is extended to family and friends of Jim Everett upon the death of his daughter, Lynn Hall, on April 20, 2015 and to Idalyn Spooner upon the death of her brother, Buddy Baldwin, on April 22, On behalf of my family and myself, I would like to express our thanks to the members of Main Street United Methodist Church for wrapping your loving arms around us during David s long illness and holding us even closer upon his passing. You kept us in your prayers, visited us, shared prayer and communion with us, sent uplifting words of caring, and fed us. We will be eternally grateful to all of you. Carol Chastain and family STAT FACTS by Lee Robirds, Congregational Nurse New ancient herb found to guarantee weight loss. Eat these five foods and you ll never have to worry about dementia. You ve heard and read the sensational headlines, but what can you really believe? The Dr. Oz Show and The Doctors both have over 2 million viewers per show! What a wonderful way to get medical information to the public. The British Medical Journal actually studied the accuracy of their content, and found that Dr. Oz s show was correct only half the time, with The Doctors doing a little bit better. Dr. Oz was brought before the US Senate last June, and was publicly scolded for saying that the green coffee bean was a miracle cure that could melt fat, something that has not been duplicated by reputable scientific studies. Other similar claims by both shows have no scientific backing, or if they do present a study which suggests something might work, the study may have been conducted by the company selling the drug/food/supplement/etc. Interestingly, the public was never given that part of the story. What is the consumer to do? How do you know what you re hearing is correct? There are many good websites available to the public which have no conflict of interest, two of which are: and Both sites offer information that is geared to the general public, so don t feel you have to speak doctor-ese to be able to understand the information. Additionally, ask your primary care provider for his/her opinion of something you heard on TV or read in the latest magazine article. But please, please don t get your information from Wikipedia. As P.T. Barnum is (falsely!) quoted as saying, There s a sucker born every minute. Unfortunately, that s the viewpoint of current TV medical personalities, too. 7

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9 For where two or three are gathered in my name, I am among them. Matthew 18:20 Wednesday Night Gatherings Concluding Wednesday Night Gatherings will be concluding on May 13. Amish Oven will be providing the meal on May 6 followed by the youth preparing the meal on May 13 along with dessert auction and talent show. Programming begins at 6:00 pm for all children K5 through adults including: K5-5 th graders: Celebration Choir led by Tiffany Atkinson 6 th -12 th graders: Elevate Youth Adults: Sit and Chat The Upper Room Groups A Disciple s Path The menus for May include: May 6: Fajita Night grilled strips of chicken with grilled onions and peppers, Spanish rice, black beans, shredded lettuce, diced tomatoes, sour cream, salsa, tortillas Take a trip Around the World! May 13: Youth sponsored Spaghetti Supper preceded by Around the World appetizers and followed by dessert auction and talent show! MAKE RESERVATIONS NOW! ALL are invited to participate in the talent show! Contact Phil Saunders at youth@msumc1.org to sign up your act!! Hearts & Hands Circle meets on Monday, May 4 at 11:30 am at the home of Marian Adams, of 502 Sparrow Road. Please bring snack food for lunch. If you need directions or transportation, please contact Zella Williams at Celebration Circle location and date to be announced. Men s Club will meet Saturday, May 9 at 8:00 am for breakfast. Come and enjoy a hearty breakfast, fellowship, and a wonderful program. Single/Single Again Lunch Monday, May 4 Howard s on Main 12:00 noon If you are single or single again, please consider joining us! New Children s Coordinator Position SPRC has appointed a search committee to fill a part-time position made available by Kathy Kelly s request to move to part-time. This 20 hour a week position would be responsible for all children s activities involving children from birth through 5th grade. A brief job description can be found on the web site. If you know of someone who may be interested in this position or would like more information, please contact Margaret Crooks or the church office as soon as possible. The church is open for your prayers 7:00 am - 12 noon, 12:30-6:30 pm Services of public prayer are 12:00 12:30 pm & 6:30-7:00 pm Led by Pastor Phil Thrailkill & Elder Michael Fisher of Place of New Opportunity Church 9

10 May 3 Sunday Volunteer Schedule As each has received a gift, use it to serve one another. 1 Peter 4:10 Breakfast Cooks: Joey Burns, Frankie Connell, Tyler Larkins, Justin Leopard Sunday School Counters: Jimmy Logan, David Patterson Acolyte Volunteer: Sarah Hartung Acolytes: Libby Hartung, Ann Baker Crucifer: Julia Baker Nursery Worker 8:15-9:45: Jasmine McKee Nursery Worker 9:45-12:15: Jasmine McKee Nursery Volunteer: Lindsay Burns Trinity Chimer: Cecilia McGinnis Extended Session Worker: Lena Meredith Sound System Operator: Brian Andrews Children s Time: Myra Greene Sunday School Teachers 2 & 3 year olds: Jennifer Larkins 4 year olds-k5: TBA Elementary Gathering: Margaret Crooks Elementary Art: Angela Rowland Bible Class: Glenn Williams Drake Class: Kirk Husser Paul Frey Class: Robbie Kohli Mason Class: Myra Greene Cornerstone Class: Karl Kelly Genesis to Revelation Class: Class Members Coach Dula Class: Shell Dula May 24 May 10 Breakfast Cooks: Kevin Bishop, Jimmy Burns, Ryan D Alessandro, Greg Shelley Sunday School Counters: Frankie Connell, Debbie Tharpe Acolyte Volunteer: Arthur Radcliffe Acolytes: Trace Meredith, Andrew Driver Crucifer: Schuyler McGinnis Pentecost Banners: Jay Logan Joe Hartung Nursery Worker 8:15-9:45: Jasmine McKee Nursery Worker 9:45-12:15: Jasmine McKee Nursery Volunteer: Rebecca Marino Trinity Chimer: Madaline Radcliffe Extended Session Worker: Ashleigh Leopard Sound System Operator: Mackenzie Tharpe Children s Time: TBA Sunday School Teachers 2 & 3 year olds: Ashleigh Leopard 4 year olds-k5: Karen Williams, Allie Williams Elementary Gathering: Lori Bassett Elementary Science: Lena/Michael Meredith Bible Class: Dr. Chuck Moates Drake Class: Kirk Husser Paul Frey Class: Lomax Murphy Mason Class: Myra Greene Cornerstone Class: Karl Kelly Genesis to Revelation Class: Class Members Coach Dula Class: Shell Dula Breakfast Cooks: Barry Campbell, Marion Moore, Isaac Shaffer Sunday School Counter: Frankie Connell Acolyte Volunteer: Leslie Barrineau Acolytes: Rebekah Lomax, Ella Bassett Crucifer: Rachel Holder Nursery Worker 8:15-9:45: Jasmine McKee Nursery Worker 9:45-12:15: Jasmine McKee Nursery Volunteer: Margaret Crooks Trinity Chimer: Sam Crooks Extended Session Worker: Leslie Barrineau Sound System Operator: Stuart Driver Children s Time: Pastor Phil Sunday School Teachers 2 & 3 year olds: Leslie Barrineau 4 year olds-k5: Karen Williams, Allie Williams Elementary Gathering: Lori Bassett Elementary Cooking: Sarah Hartung Bible Class: Mary Lynn Polk Drake Class: Susan Pinckney Paul Frey Class: Lomax Murphy Mason Class: Myra Greene Cornerstone Class: Karl Kelly Genesis to Revelation Class: Class Members Coach Dula Class: Shell Dula Sanctuary Stewards Volunteer Schedule: May 31 CONNECTION SUNDAY Sunday 9:30 am Worship 10:30 am Sunday School Counters: Frankie Connell, Debbie Tharpe Acolyte Volunteer: Jon Bassett Acolytes: Ella Bassett, Jarratt Smith Crucifer: Lucas Bassett Nursery Worker 9:30-12:15: Jasmine McKee Nursery Volunteer: Zella Williams Trinity Chimer: Ella Bassett Extended Session Worker: Zella Moore Sound System Operator: Joey Burns Children s Time: Shell Dula Sunday School Teachers 2 & 3 year olds: TBA 4 year olds-k5: TBA Elementary Gathering: Margaret Crooks Elementary Games: L ena/michael Meredith Bible Class: Kirk Husser Drake Class: TBA Paul Frey Class: TBA Mason Class: Myra Greene Cornerstone Class: Karl Kelly Genesis to Revelation Class: Class Members Coach Dula Class: Shell Dula May 17 Breakfast Cooks: Tommy Chalmers, Ed Wiedemann Sunday School Counters: Joe Chandler, Isaac Shaffer Acolyte Volunteer: Angela Rowland Acolytes: William Rowland, Vivi Joy Pinckney Crucifer: Layton Logan Nursery Worker 8:15-12:15: Jasmine McKee Nursery Volunteer: Angie Baker Trinity Chimer: Richie Pinckney Extended Session Worker: Julie Driver Sound System Operator: Steve Skinner Children s Time: Phil Saunders Sunday School Teachers 2 & 3 year olds: Rhonda Rogers 4 year olds-k5: TBA Elementary Gathering: Margaret Crooks Elementary Science: Michael/Lena Meredith Bible Class: Howard Thomes Drake Class: Glenn Williams Paul Frey Class: Kit Adkins Mason Class: Myra Greene Cornerstone Class: Karl Kelly Genesis to Revelation Class: Class Members Coach Dula Class: Shell Dula May 4-8 May May Carol Burgess & Miriam Garner Mary Birchmore & Sue Maloney Lou Walters 10

11 3 8:30 am Early Service 9:15 am Breakfast Served 10:00 am Sunday School 11:00 am Worship Service 5:30 pm ELEVATE Youth 10 8:30 am Early Service 9:15 am Breakfast Served 10:00 am Sunday School 11:00 am Worship Service 5:30 pm ELEVATE Youth 17 8:30 am Early Service 9:15 am Breakfast Served 10:00 am Sunday School 11:00 am Worship Service 5:30 pm ELEVATE Youth 24 8:30 am Early Service 9:15 am Breakfast Served 10:00 am Sunday School 11:00 am Worship Service 31 CONNECTION SUNDAY 9:30 am Sunday School 10:30 am Unified Worship Followed by Catered Lunch 4 9:00 12 pm Mud Pies 10:00 am Hearts & Hands Circle 12:00 pm Singles Lunch 6:00 pm Disciple 1 & :00 pm Federation of the Blind Meeting 6:00 pm Disciple I 18 6:00 pm Disciple I 25 Church Office Closed 5 1:00 pm Care Team Mtg. 4:00 pm Prayer Team Mtg :00 am Staff Meeting 4:00 pm Prayer Team 6:30 pm Celebration Circle 19 5:00 pm Mud Pies Board Meeting 26 10:00 am Staff Meeting 6 4:00 pm Youth Hang Time 5:00-5:45 pm Gathering Meal 6:00 pm Upper Room Study Being a United Methodist Sit & Chat Celebration Choir Youth 7:15 pm Chancel Choir 13 5:00-5:45 pm Gathering Meal 6:00 pm Talent Show & Dessert Auction 7:15 pm Chancel Choir 20 7:00 pm Chancel Choir 7 Food Pantry Volunteer: Barbara Gates 10:00 am Covenant Bible Study 12:00 pm Prayer Service 12:00 pm Common Thread 6:30 pm Prayer Service 14 Food Pantry Volunteer: Howard Thomes 6:00 am Toastmaster s Club 10:00 am Covenant Bible Study 12:00 pm Common Thread 6:30 pm Prayer Meeting 21 Food Pantry Volunteer: Carol Blosser 6:00 am Toastmaster s Club 12:00 pm Common Thread 6:30 pm Prayer Meeting Food Pantry Volunteer: Mary Dula 12:00 pm Common Thread 6:30 pm Prayer Meeting May Soup Kitchen Volunteer: Lou Walters Confirmation Retreat 8 7:00 pm Merry Mixers 15 Soup Kitchen Volunteers: Ann West, Mary Birchmore 6:00 pm Paul Frey Class Dinner 22 2 Confirmation Retreat 9 8:00 am Men s Club Breakfast 16 6:00 pm Confirmation Banquet :00 pm Merry Mixers 11

12 Non-Profit U.S. Postage P A I D Permit No North Main Street Greenwood, SC (864) churchoffice@msumc1.org Website: Return Service Requested Greenwood, SC Open hearts. Open minds. Open doors. 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 Phone: (864) Fax: (864) churchoffice@msumc1.org Office Hours: M-Th 8:30-5:00 & Fri 8:30-1:00 Website: Closed from 12:00 to 1:00 for lunch except on Fridays Pastor Phil Thrailkill, Senior Minister Josh Harrington, Interim Director of Music Ministries/Organist Kathy Kelly, Program Coordinator Lee Robirds, RN, Congregational Nurse Phil Saunders, Director of Youth & Young Adult Ministries Linda Miller, Financial Secretary Emmie Burns, Administrative Assistant Jo Patterson, Part-Time Office Assistant Scott Parham, Building Superintendent Michael Fisher, Building Caretaker Rico Settles, Building Caretaker Allison Wooten, Mud Pies Director Smartphone Users Here's a new way to quickly hookup to our website. The figure to the right is a "QR Code", like a standard bar code, which can be used with a bar code reader app to get the church's website address to view our site on a mobile phone. 12