Sept 30—Nov 30th Christmon Fundraiser

October 1st—9:00 AM United Methodist Women’s Breakfast

October 4th—1:30-2:30 PM Blessing of the Animals-Sunset Beach Park

October 4th—7th Women’s Emmaus Fall Walk

October 6th Sunset at Sunset

October 10th—9:00 AM-Noon American Red Cross Blood Drive

October 13th—9:00 AM—Noon Seaside Electronics Recycling Fair

October 14th—Noon New Member Luncheon

October 15th—1 PM Shell Seekers Book Club Meets

October 19th—8:30 AM Understanding the Dementia Journey

October 21st—4:00 PM Seaside Friends in Concert IV

October 26th—8:00 AM-4:00 PM October 27th—8:00-1:00 PM

Country Fair

October 28th—10:00 AM One Service

October 29th Church Offices Closed

November 4th Garden of Disciples Open House

(after each service) Crop Walk for Hunger

(Mulberry Park, Shallotte)

God’s Sanctuary

by the Sea Seaside United Methodist Church

Volume 27, Issue 10 October 2018

The article below from our friend, the Rev. Steve Taylor, explains the “how” and “who” of the United Methodist Committee on Relief in times of disaster response. Please take a minute to read this excellent article. Mary Jane “Where is UMCOR?” by Steve Taylor Executive Director, NC Conference Connectional Ministries In every disaster, one of the questions we often receive is “Where is UMCOR?” I understand the question and appreciate that people don’t see a similar response from UMCOR as they see from The Salvation Army or Baptist Men. The answer lies in the structure of our United Methodist connection and the United Methodist Committee on Relief. In the United States, there are only a few people working in the U.S. UMCOR (United Methodist Committee on Relief) office. Their function is to fund, train the trainers, and provide expertise and resource United Methodist conferences across the U.S. They also act as the “receptacle” for people in United Methodist churches across the nation to donate to assist those who have been affected by disaster. For example, we in the North Carolina Conference, have received $1.3 million for response and recovery operations following Hurricane Matthew. UMCOR has already responded with a $10,000 emergency grant for Hurricane Florence and we can expect to receive significant additional funding through our UMCOR channels. UMCOR also provides training and expertise that helps us in the North Carolina Conference train people for Early Response and Neighbor-to-Neighbor training for local churches. Disasters are first responded to locally. Thus, in essence, we in our local churches are the hands and feet of UMCOR. In the North Carolina Conference, we provide continual Early Response Training (ERT) multiple times each year and provide Neighbor-to-Neighbor local congregation training at request of local congregations, clusters of congregations, and districts. Currently, we have approximately 770 people trained in local churches for emergency response. This is training that is pertinent for actions immediately following a storm. These ERT members are responsive to and work in coordination with the District Disaster Response Coordinators (DDRC) and District Superintendents (DS). Each district has at least two Disaster Response Coordinators. As the best response to a disaster is local, we encourage the ERTs to work first in their local area and then, as it becomes safe to travel and when County Emergency Managers tell us it is safe to do so, our DDRCs will deploy small ERT teams into disaster affected areas. At the same time, we begin sending cleaning buckets and health kits to areas that have been affected, usually working with local churches who act as staging areas. This is coordinated through the DDRC and the DS. For example, we have already distributed 1000 health kits to local shelters impacted by Hurricane Florence and 1000 cleaning buckets to some of the counties where it is safe for us to travel. We call on local volunteers to help with this effort and volunteers from districts to help coordinate. To be clear, these volunteers are us! Thus, to the question, where is UMCOR? The answer is no further than our local church. We are UMCOR. This is why it is so incredibly important to participate in Neighbor-to-Neighbor training, ERT training, get our UMCOR green t-shirt and get out into our communities, helping where we can, praying with all who need it, and being the hands and feet of Christ. Where is UMCOR? We are UMCOR!

Friends:

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O radiant God, in the midst of tribulation, suffering, crippled hope and shattered dreams, stand by these Your servants until they are well once more. Amen

Father Hear Our Prayers

Praying for:

All Members & Friends in

Assisted Living Facilities,

Nursing Homes or in

Home Care.

All those un-churched.

Brunswick County Schools

Children of the World

Divorce Care

Grief/Share

Human Trafficking

Law Enforcement Officers

Lay Visitation Teams

Literacy Council

Our Nation and World

Preschool Teachers

Providence Home

Separated or Divorced

Special Friends of Seaside

Teach For America

Under & unemployed

Veterans

Victims of Violence/Abuse

Prayer Requests Contact:

Marlen Mapes mjmapes@atmc.net

Phone 575-6007 ~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~

Candie Meier candiem1@gmail.com

Phone 599-8089 ~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~

Freddy Tatum fetatum@atmc.net

Phone 579-1187

Friends

Marie Allshouse Bernadette Amadao John Androski Joan Ayer Abbey Bailey Camilla Balsamello Tracy Barnes Jessica Bass Howard Brown Richard Brown Carol B Julia Caudle Jerry Crockett Dana Elington-Ruiz Alex Faircloth Beth Flanagan Tom & Jean Fowler Nicole & Wayne Frullo Patricia Gammino Pam Gladson Steve Hahl Kimberly Harper

Caroline Lantz-Strong Gail Lapierre Laurie & Lori Katie Martin Mason & family Jerry McCormick Brenda Meyers Karen Miller Judy Mizzel Frank Morris Michael Morris Les Parsons Ray Pauley Bethany Pichierri Amy Price Debra Pullen Mike Riley Olivene Robbins Linda Scheminski

Luke Short Max Singer Linda Stephens Phillip Stevanovic Sherie Stevens Mike Suder Liz VanSicle Steve Wallace Carlyne Wheatley Megan Williamson George Wilder Wesley Wilson Glenn Withers Katharine Woods Joe Wright

Members: Nate Cantrell Deb Coyte & family Jack DeGroot & family Mary Jordan & family Rene Long & family Pat Mowery Randy Shuford & family Debbi Steen & family

Members

Nancy McKeever Betty Pursey Kim Shelhammer Louise & James Shuman Mary Snyder Danice Stout Kenneth Suell Ruby Trouw Tommy Tucker Marie & Larry Vazzana Karen Viviano Mike Williams Scott Wilson-Parsons

Bob Aspy Art Bowden Dina Braddy Nancy Camino Marion Collins Phil Connell Cheryl Gore Suzanne Harris Sandy & Gary Kershner Bobbi Kishbaugh Gerry McCall

Zane Blakeley

Alex Blust

Matthew Bronson

Justin Bryson

Miguel DeBorg

Carson Dowell

Dodge Dustin

Dale Ellis

Charles Kelley

Marschal Martens

Zachary Rushing

Roger Shoemaker

Trey Shuler

John Vernue

Christopher Wallace

Friends: Zoey Daggett Ethel Shumate Bob Fowler Lillian Story Leonard Gallimore Steven Kizer Shelby LeDuc Ann Michaels Jack Orren Betty Pope

Please contact us with updates every 30 days.

Bereavement

Serving Our Country

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Blessing of the Animals October 4th 1:30—2:30 PM

Given In Memory of Lillian Story By: Clay & Kay Swenson Wayne & Carol Matthews Lowell & Marie Wilcox Larry & Martha Rhodes Jim & Cathy Story Given in Memory of Tom Herncane By: Mr & Mrs Michael Horan Mr & Mrs Steve Plenski Given in Memory of: Pat Mowery By: Lowell & Marie Wilcox Larry & Martha Rhodes Kathy & Harry Hamilton George Rose Patricia Reid Phil & Joyce Durland Alan & Kathleen Thompson Larry & Helen Tedesco Rollin & Carole Lybolt Dennis & Anne Sullivan Bill Morrow & Mary Ellen Good Given in Memory of: Carol Good By: Sea Trail Property Owners Association

Memorial/s & Honoraria

October 7 Job 1:1, 2:1-10 Psalm 25 or 26 Hebrews 1:1-4, 2:5012 Mark 10:2-16

October 14 Job 23:1-9, 16-17 Psalm 22:1-15 Hebrews 4:12-16 Mark 10:17-31 October 21 Job 38:1-7, 34-41 Psalm 104:1-9, 24-35c Hebrews 5:1-10 Mark 10:35-45 October 28 Job 42:1-6, 10-17 Psalm 234:1-8, 19-22 Hebrew 7:23=28 Mark 10:46-52

Haitian Metal Artwork Available November 4th The Mountains to Mountains/Sea to Sea Mission team, the Seaside mission team that visited and worked in Haiti in June, will offer authentic Haitian Metal artwork for sale in the Fellowship Hall on Sunday, November 4 after each worship service. This metal artwork would make a lovely addition to any coastal home as many, but not all, pieces have a beach theme. They also make unique birthday or Christmas gifts. The artwork is bought directly from the Village of the Artisans in Croix des Bouquets, Haiti, where metal artwork began. Your donation/purchase of Haitian metal goes directly to provide the daily living expenses of six orphaned sisters. The girls live together in a two room block and cement house in the village of Cazale.

Bring your four-footed, winged or even scaly family

members to the Sunset Beach Town Park on Thursday,

October 4th from 1:30-2:30 p.m. In honor of St. Francis

of Assisi Day, the patron saint of animals, the ministers of

Seaside will be available to offer a word of blessing over

your pet for the coming year. This event is open to

everyone in the community, so invite your friends and

neighbors, too! Donations will be accepted with proceeds

to benefit local animal shelters.

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Labyrinth Workshop October 11th at 10:00 AM

"When you pass through the waters, I will be with you." Isaiah 43 What a memorable September 2018! We

passed through the waters and God was with us, spared us and rode out the storm with us! Praise be our God! We are blessed and ready to begin anew. October brings new opportunities so check out these events and mark your calendars:

Sunday, October 7, 4:00 PM - Vocal Workshop with Kate McDaniel - cost $10 - open to anyone who wants to work on the techniques of singing.

Sunday, October 21 - Seaside Friends in Concert IV - 4:00 PM - featuring Kate McDaniel, Calvin Carter and Joshua Shoebel (see flyer for details).

November 12 - 9:00 AM - Tickets for the December 9th Christmas Cantata will be available - limit 6 tickets per person

May God's peace and grace go with you as we continue to clean up and weather the storm. With a voice of singing, Kathryn

Bring your four-footed, winged or even scaly family members to the

Sunset Beach Town Park on Thursday, October 4th from

1:30-2:30 p.m. In honor of St. Francis of Assisi Day,

the patron saint of animals, the ministers of Seaside will be available to offer

a word of blessing over your pet for the coming year. This event is open to everyone

in the community, so invite your friends and neighbors, too! Donations will be

accepted with proceeds to benefit local animal shelters.

The summer was a busy time at our food pantry. We saw more children coming in with their moms and greatly appreciate the items donated especially with them in mind. The Bridge Preservation Society donated peanut butter and jelly, and the

STARS program provided milk, juice, fruit and other items. Lowes Foods continually brings us items they collect from customers who purchase specially designated food items when checking out. And, of course, we could not carry on this outreach mission without the ongoing support of our Seaside family. Each week during the summer we averaged serving 45 families. Would you like to volunteer at our pantry? 2019 scheduling will begin soon. We are always looking for volunteers who are willing to bag groceries. This is a "behind the scenes" job that is so critical in the operation of the pantry. A hearty "shout out" goes out of all of our current baggers and an invitation is extended to potential new ones! Contact Ann Pike at 575-2566 if interested in serving in the Food Pantry in 2019. Ann Pike, Food Pantry Director

The United Methodist Men will have their next monthly meeting on Monday, Octobers 1st at 6:30 pm. Len Bernauer and Bert Barman will be providing the dinner that evening. Milton Coleman, from the Matthew 25 Center will be our speaker. Come and enjoy a good dinner with great Christian fellowship. These meetings also provide an excellent opportunity to meet and socialize with men from Sunday morning services different than the one you normally attend. United Methodist Men enjoy serving our

church and community. We’re always looking for

more men to participate by joining us at our social

meetings and working on our projects. We are

striving to reach a 2018 goal of at least 50 attendees

at our monthly dinner meetings. Consider bringing a

friend or neighbor as a guest to our next meeting in

September. They do not have to be a member of

Seaside UMC to join our group as we welcome all

members of our community.

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New Member Luncheon October 14th at Noon

November NEWSLETTER ARTICLES ARE DUE BY October 15th

Raising Funds for Chrismon Ornaments

What is a Chrismon? Chrismons are Christmas Decorations with Christian symbols on them. They help Christians remember the true meaning of Christmas.

Does Seaside Decorate With Chrismons? Yes. Each year the live Sanctuary Christmas Tree is adorned with Chrismon Ornaments. Over the years, these Styrofoam ornaments have begun to show their age and have become brittle and broken.

What Will Replace These Old Ornaments? Through the efforts of Seaside’s Worship Ministry, new fabric, beaded, beautiful Chrismon ornaments are in the process of being constructed and sewn, with the hope of having 150 new, durable ornaments ready to adorn the Sanctuary tree this Christmas.

How Can I Be Involved In This Project? From September 30th-November 30th, you have the opportunity to make a $10 donation toward the purchase of the needed Chrismon materials. Your donation can be made in honor of or in memory of loved ones. The donor’s name, along with those being honored/memorialized, will be published in a Sunday bulletin in early December. For your convenience, special Chrismon envelopes will be available in the Fellowship Hall each Sunday and in the church office during the week. You can also help with the construction of the ornaments. Information on upcoming “Chrismon workshops” will be published when available. Please call Carrie Casey at 336-456-7479 with questions. Thank You for Your Support of the Legacy of

Seaside’s Chrismon Ornaments.

All new Seaside members who have not yet attended a New Member Lunch are invited, along

with their sponsors, to the New Member Luncheon on Sunday, October 14th at noon in the Fellowship Hall. Enjoy lunch and fellowship while meeting other new members and Seaside’s staff. Please call Linda Mack at 610-597-4642 for more information.

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Shell Seekers Book Club Meets Monday, October 15th @ 1 PM

Mission Statement “Building bridges in Christian service and support by reaching up and

reaching out to our neighbors in need.”

In the aftermath of Hurricane Florence, the amount of devastation and of relief needed are still evolving. Members of Seaside’s Outreach Ministry are actively involved, both in connection with the Conference response needs, but closely in touch and responding to the needs in our immediate area. At this writing, local schools will still remain closed for another week. The need is great! Following are ways that you can help, both as the “hands and feet” of Christ on the ground, and supporting the financial need, as you are able:

PRAYERS NEEDED: Above all, our continued prayers are needed not only for those directly affected by Florence, but the countless individuals who have and will, over the coming months, continue to support and help the storm victims.

MATERIALS NEEDED: Lists of items needed for cleaning kits (flood buckets), health Kits (hygiene kits) and school kits are available on the cleaning kit display table outside the Fellowship Hall. These lists can also be found on the UMCOR website. The lists are very specific to type and quantity of each item. Items can be under the display. FINANCIAL SUPPORT: As mentioned above, relief efforts are underway both Conference wide and locally through our District ERT Groups. If you would like to support either or both of these efforts, you can make your check out to SUMC and indicatethe area you wish to support in the memo line. To support the local effort through Seaside which includes the continued purchase of cleaning and health kit materials, indicate “Cleaning Kits” in the memo line. If you would like your funds to go to the Conference Hurricane Florence relief effort, indicate “S00176-NC Storm Emergency Response.” All donations will be reflected on your Statement of Giving. VOLUNTEER SUPPORT: Nancy Moon will assist anyone interested in volunteering, either in the field or internally in packing buckets, etc. Register to volunteer at nccumc.org/outreach/disaster-response/ or sign up in the Fellowship Hall and you will be contacted. Contact Nancy Moon at 571-215-0993 for more information or with questions.

Sunday November 4th Mulberry Park

Shallotte

Preparations are underway for the 27th Annual CROP Hunger Walk on November 4.It will again be at Mulberry Park in Shallotte. Something new this year is A Walk in the Park, a one mile walk within the bounds of Mulberry Park. Plan to join us for a day of fun and fellow-ship. Walk registration begins at 1:30pm and the walk ( the new 1 mile and the usual 3 miles / 5 K ) starts at 2:15 pm. Information, walk and sponsorship forms will be available in the Fellowship Hall from Sunday, October 14th through Walk Day. You can also visit the SBIC (South Brunswick Interchurch Council) webpage at sbicnc.org for more information.

Outreach in Action Cleaning and hygiene kits are packed and ready to go for immediate use in the Ash area. These were on their way to the drop off locations at Soldier Bay Baptist and Andrew’s Chapel UMC to be distributed today (9/26). CLEANING KITS HYGIENE KITS

“We Are UMCOR”

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Understanding the Dementia Journey October 19th at 8:30 AM

Seaside Friends in Concert IV

Seaside United Methodist Church presents “Seaside Friends in Concert IV” on Sunday, October 21st at 4:00 PM in the sanctuary. We will feature performances by:

Tickets will not be needed for this performance. A Love Offering will be taken

Saturday, October 6th 10:00 AM—5:00 PM

Seaside will have a booth at Sunset at Sunset. If you would like to represent Seaside at the booth, there is a sign up sheet in the Gallery. Please contact Meg at 910-579-5753 for more information or have

questions. We are excited to share how Seaside is a vital part of our community and how our community can connect with Seaside.

Kate McDaniel, one of Seaside’s sopranos, with multiple degrees in music and a recent graduate of Westminster Choir College.

Calvin Carter, who is pursuing a Master of Arts degree in Christian Ministry from Campbell University and was a guest soloist at last year’s Christmas & Easter Cantatas.

Joshua Sobel, a high school organ prodigy who won the prestigious 2017 Cooper-Miller Organ Scholarship and is a pianist and composer of classical and ragtime music.

In the work that we do, words matter—whether we are talking about words at a bedside, from a pulpit or The Word of God in Scripture. But recently we have seen words take on a different sort of significance. From the words on a disability leave application describing Scott’s diagnosis, to the sentiment expressed in a get well card, to the word “improved” on a lab report detailing a blood test result. The “many words” of the daily news may drift away into insignificance and background chatter,

but individual words rise to the top of our minds and float there like white clouds set against an azure sky. These are words like “Hope” as we consider what lay ahead; “Awe” as we think of the ways that capable people readily step into the breach; “Change” as we face adjustments in roles, activity, and family life; and perhaps most of all “Gratitude” for the way in which all of these come together through individuals and God’s providential care. We hold each of these words closely, but as the months ahead stretch out before us, as we formally transition to Medical Leave for Scott, and as we face all the related challenges ahead, we cling most closely to “Gratitude.” For each one of you. For the expressions of care and concern and love that you have shared. And for the God who holds us all in the palm of God’s hand. Thank you for being Seaside, and for being God’s instrument in our lives at this time.

Scott and Mary Jane

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Electronics Recycling Fair-Saturday, October 13th

As Seaside and the community at large continue to recover from Hurricane Florence, we want to be sure to pass on to you our blessings, hopes and prayers that you are working your way back to normal...whatever that might be. Florence put us in an unprecedented situation for Country Fair. When the Steering Committee met on September 10, we all felt very strongly that it was time to move Country Fair away from the peak storm season here in South-eastern North Carolina. The new date is October 26 and 27 (rain date, November 2 and 3). We will follow the same schedule in the days leading up to the Fair: Tuesday, October 23 will be Tent Setup at 8:30 AM; Wednesday and Thursday the 24th and 25th will be the bringing of goods to the church grounds and setting up tables, etc. Thursday the 25th at 8 AM is the worship service for all volunteers and at about noon is the FREE luncheon for volunteers.

We know that the date change will have an impact on people's schedules. Please take some time the next couple of weeks and look at your calendars. The signup sheets are still (and will remain) in the Gathering Room out-side the Fellowship Hall. Please double check your information. If you are unable to be here, please cross your name off the list and kindly contact the Event Leader(s). We know there are folks who were unavailable for the September dates; NOW you get to sign up and help out! If you are unable to help out during the Fair in October but would like to find a way to put yourself to work, please just let us know.

Event Leaders are working around their schedules, too. Please pay attention to church communications in the coming weeks to see if there are any special needs (more baked goods or Silent Auction items, perhaps). We're look-ing for as many folks as possible to help the week of October 22.

If you have any questions, comments, suggestions PLEASE contact us at 315-729-6476 (Kim) or 315-253-8107 (Carolyn).

United Methodist Men’s Dinner-Monday, September 10th

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AMERICAN RED CROSS BLOOD DRIVE SEASIDE UMC

OCTOBER 10, 2018 9:00 AM—1:30 PM

To schedule your appointment please go to www.redcross.org and search by sponsor code “Seaside” or call 254-GIVE (254-4483).Download the Blood Donor App today. Get your digital donor card, schedule your next appointment, track your lifetime donations, view your blood pressure, and follow your donation on its way to a hospital.

Understanding the Dementia Journey

A Health & Wellness Speakers Symposium October 19, 2018

Seaside United Methodist Church 8:30 AM - registration

Cost - $5.00 includes lunch

Featured Speakers: Dr. Len Lecci - Your Happier, Healthier Brain. Dr. Lecci is a Professor of Psychology at UNCW since 1996 and clinical psychologist at the MARS

Memory-Health Network in Wilmington. Melanie Bunn, MS, RN - Communicating with a Dementia Patient. Melanie Bunn, RN, MS, GNP, is a nurse practitioner who has worked in geriatrics since 1983 in

hospitals and long-term care facilities. Melanie Bunn - Is it Grief or is it Depression?

Register on-line at www.DementiaNC.org/sunsetbeach or call 919-832-3732.

This event is open to the community—all are invited to attend.

Ministry

“Understanding the Dementia Journey” is open to the community and provides Health Care Professionals continuing education credits. A large crowd is anticipated. Volunteers are needed to greet our guests, provide information, usher during the program, help with meal set-up, etc. Volunteer opportunities and signup information will be available in the Thursday email and sign-up sheet in the Gallery.

Labyrinth Workshop Now that Seaside has our very own Labyrinth we encourage you to come to a Labyrinth Workshop.

This one-time class will be held on Thursday, October 11 from 10:00-11:30 a.m. Led by Sue Amyx, this workshop will give you the opportunity to learn more about this ancient practice and how it can be used for spiritual formation and discipleship in your own faith journey, as well as a chance to walk the Labyrinth using what you will learn. Please sign up in the Gallery or online so that we can have a packet of materials for you to use and take home!

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October at Seaside

American Red Cross Blood Drive

Wednesday, October 10th

9:00 AM—1:30 PM

Details on page 9.

Saturday, October 6th

10:00 AM—5:00 PM

Seaside will have a booth at the event. Volunteers are

needed.

Details on page 7.

Understanding The Dementia

Journey

Expert Speakers in the

Field of Dementia.

Friday, October 19th

Seaside UMC

See Page 9 for details

Cost to attend is $5.00 for lunch.

Open to the community. On-line

registration available

ONE SERVICE-UNITY SUNDAY, OCTOBER 28TH AT 10:00 AM

October 1st 6:30 pm

Speaker: Milton Coleman Dinner by: Len Bernauer

Bert Barman

All Men Are Invited!

Sunday, October 14th

Noon In The Fellowship Hall

Open to New Members and

Their Sponsors. Watch For Your Invitation .

1:30—2:30 PM

Thursday, October 4th

at

Sunset Beach Park

All God’s Creatures Are

Welcome!

Country Fair Dates

October 26th 8:00 AM—4:00 PM

October 27th 8:00 AM—1:00 PM

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DAYLIGHT SAVINGS TIME ENDS SUNDAY, NOVEMBER 4TH

November at Seaside

Daylight Savings Time Ends Sunday, November 4th

Don’t Forget to Set Your Clocks

Back One Hour

Saturday, October 13th

9:00 AM—Noon Seaside United Methodist

Church

See page 5 for details.

Sunday, November 4th

Mulberry Park in Shallotte Registration Begins at 1:30

PM

Details on page 6.

Seaside Friends in Concert IV

Sunday, October 21st

4:00 PM

Calvin Carter, soloist

Kate McDaniel, soloist

Joshua Sobel, organist

Details on page 7.

Mountain to Mountain Sea to Sea

Mission Team Haitian Metal Art Sale

November 4th Fellowship Hall Between Services

MONDAY NOVEMBER 26TH

Church Staff

Co-Pastors: ........................................................................................................ Mary Jane Wilson-Parsons .......................................................................................................... Scott Wilson-Parsons Minister of Spiritual Formation: ...................................................................... Stefanie Riley Minister of Music: ........................................................................................... Kathryn Parker Assistant Director of Contemporary Worship Music: ...................................... Lynn Enzor Assistant Director of Traditional Worship Music: ............................................ Janette Schroeder Worship Technology:........................................................................................ Meridith Stewart Office Manager: ............................................................................................... Kathleen Thompson Director of Communications: ........................................................................... Mary Ellen Good Administrative Assistant: .................................................................................. Linda O’Laughlin Nursery Coordinator: ....................................................................................... Sandie Bell Director, STARS Program: ............................................................................... Mary Ellen Good Custodians: ....................................................................................................... Samantha Keasler ..........................................................................................................

8 am Traditional Service

( Communion every Sunday)

9:30 am Praise Service

(Communion 1st Sunday each month)

11 am Traditional Service

(Communion 1st Sunday each month)

Seaside United Methodist Church 1300 Seaside Road, SW Sunset Beach, NC 28468 (910) 579 5753 Fax: (910)575-6535 Web: www.seasideumc.org Revs. Scott & Mary Jane Wilson-Parsons, Pastors

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U.S. Postage Paid

PAID Shallotte, NC

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