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JULY 2016

Trinity United Methodist Church

Trinity Tidings “Life in the Son”

IN THIS ISSUE

A Pastor’s Prescription 1

Music Ministry News

Treasurer’s Report

2

2

Congregational Fellowship

Evangelism/Congregational Care

3

3

Trinity Youth News

Trinity Kids’ News

UMW News

Back-to-School Shoe Drive

4

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5

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Missions

Food Relief in Jordan

UMM News

Ins and Outs

PEP Club

Time & Talent Survey

Garden & Columbarium

Summer Music

Trinity Reading Group

Salkehatchie News

New Members

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7

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Congregational Prayers

July Birthdays

July Anniversaries

10

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10

Our Service Workers 11

Worship Services

Business Hours

Church Staff

Trinity Special Events

12

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12

12

A Pastor ‘s Prescription for What Ails You

Items for

July: Peanut

Butter and Jelly

“O beautiful for patriot dreams that sees beyond the years. Thine

alabaster cities gleam, Undimmed by human tears!

America! America! God shed His grace on thee. And crown thy good

with brotherhood. From sea to shining sea.”

July was always a really festive month when I was a child. Not

just because it is the heart of the summer and school break

but also because of the 4th of July. We would quite often go to

Coney Island during the day and cook out in the late afternoon. But

of all of the great memories that I have of that time, what I remem-

ber most is that God was always a part of our celebration. The songs

we sang talked of God and country. And was normally in that order

placing God first.

“America! America! God shed His grace on thee.”

And what about “God Bless America. Land that I love. Stand beside

her and guide her. Through the night with the light from above.”

Or “My eyes have seen the coming of the glory of the Lord.”

Or the more contemporary “God Bless the USA.”

If we call ourselves Christians or Christ followers, then we should

know that nothing, nothing works at its best without God. Yet we

have allowed Him and His son Jesus to be removed from so much of

our everyday life.

How can we expect God to bless us if we put up barriers to keep

Him out? “We need thee every hour. The world needs God every

hour. So as we celebrate this Independence Day, let us do it knowing

that if we are to truly succeed we must do it with full dependence on

God to lead the way. Remember no matter what the situation may be

God is the solution or the prescription for what ails you. Happy 4th

of July and many blessings.

Rev. Ed

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TREASURER’S REPORT (MAY 2016)

Music Ministry News

Summer has just started, and it has been too hot already. The heat seems to sometimes bring out the

negative side of people. Or maybe it is just the crazy happenings in the world. It just seems that everyone

gets upset and offended so easily. You see one person make a statement or express their opinion, and

immediately there are nasty comments. We should be able to express ourselves and even disagree without

the hate. I don't always succeed, but wish that we all could really think before we speak (or type). If we

could consider how our words might affect others, there might be less hate and more love. I saw a post

today that simply said- " I choose Joy." It reminded me of a song- "I choose Jesus." I think the three words

say the same thing. This is my daily goal. I wonder how things would change if we all strive to be happy, choose joy,

and share love. Maybe we should ask ourselves again, "What would Jesus do?'

July is when we celebrate and show our patriotism. The choir is singing “Battle Hymn of the Republic,” so I decided

to use this song to give a little history about how it came to be written. This song was written by Julia Ward Howe.

She came from a wealthy New York family and was married to a prominent Boston philanthropist and humanitarian.

She was a leader of women's rights, an ardent foe of slavery and with her husband, a crusader for progressive political

and moral issues. During the darkest days of the Civil War, the Howe's visited Washington, and Julia toured a Union

Army Camp on the Potomac. Some of the soldiers were singing a tribute to John Brown called "John Brown's body

lies a-mold'ing in the Grave.” The music was great, but the words needed improvement. Julia's pastor, who was with

her, asked her to consider writing new and better verses. That night, the words came to her and she rose early and

wrote them down. She gave them to a friend who published the words in The Atlantic Monthly in February of

1862. The magazine sent her a check for five dollars. This history came from a book called Then Sings My Soul.

Melody Evans

Director of Music

Total Income YTD $236,528.00

Total Income YTD Budgeted $202,125.00

Income Over Budgeted Amount $ 34,404.00

Total Expenses YTD $205,726.00

Total Expenses YTD Budget $203,575.00

Expenses OVER Budget YTD $2,152.00

Apportionments Budgeted YTD $ 21,761.00

Apportionments Actually Paid YTD $ 21,761.00

Weekly Needs Average Budgeted 2016 $9,329.00

Weekly Actual Average Giving 2016 $10,751.00

BEACH CIRCLE

Meet your church family

at 6:00 pm on Sunday

evening on the beach at

21st Avenue South,

NMB. Bring a beach

chair, towel, blanket,

anything you like.

Sundays, July 17th , 24th and 31st

In relation to the Annual Conference Report from

Sunday, June 19th, 2016, here is the address for

your contributions for Epworth:

Epworth Children’s Home

P.O. Box 50466

Columbia, SC 29250-9988

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Wednesday Night Fellowship

6:00pm Let’s eat!!! Please come out and en-

joy good food and some fellowship

with your church family. In July we

will have our family fellowship on the

first Wednesday of the month. Come

out and enjoy the fun! Hamburgers,

hot dogs, baked beans, potato chips, watermelon and

Peach Shortcake. July Fellowship Date: July 6

Trinity’s Annual Patriotic Parade

As is our tradition, we will be

celebrating the 4th of July after we have

dinner with our annual patriotic parade

around the Trinity grounds.

Decorate your golf car, your bicycle,

your pet.

Come join in on the fun!

We Care about YOU!

Would you like a visit from Trinity?

Perhaps a call, devotion, a prayer,

communion?

Do you know someone who would like a visit or a call?

Please let us know by calling the church office at

843-272-5236 or emailing admin@trinitynmb.com.

Evangelism/

Congregational Care

Outreach Presently the following are ongoing…

Birthday party celebrations.

Phone calls, cards and visits to those who can’t get out

like before.

Rides to appointments, meals and other help as needed.

Visitor bags and bread given out on Sunday.

Look for

Changes on attendance pads to make the information

more useful.

Needed: Volunteers to help with our outreaches

Congregational Care organizer to draw

names for the weekly list.

Persons to help with phone calls and visitations.

Organizer and helpers for the Irish/Italian

booth in September

If you can help with this event, or any of the above,

please contact:

Marie Peacock (843) 361-0038.

Do you know anyone who cannot come to church for health or other reasons, but really misses the worship experience? Trinity is now offering "Church at Home,” a full worship service on a small scale. We can make accommodations as needed for any challenge.

Please call Gerry Ferguson, 843-360-5584, or Carolyn Marker, 843-361-1942, to refer someone or request this for your-self.

Trinity on the move

After years of prayer and consideration, we are

finally ready to move forward with our Sunday

evening praise and worship service. The start-

up date and time will be announced soon. It is

going to take the efforts of a number of people to

make this happen. Right now we are seeking

people to do the audio and video prep work to

prepare the background scenes for the words to

each song, to learn to adjust the audio and video

on the fly, and to coordinate with the Praise

Team. This is a challenging area to cover, but it

is also very rewarding. There will be training

sessions so even the technologically challenged

will be able to handle the job.

If you are interested or would like more

information, please contact Rev. Ed or Charles.

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Terrific Tuesdays We once again are offering some TERRIFIC summer activities for our children. Below is list of dates and activities. If you would

like your child to participate, please ensure that our church office has a new 2016-2017 release form for your child and sign them up

using the form in Sunday’s bulletin or by contacting the church office. Terrific Tuesdays are for rising Kindergarten-5th graders.

July 19—Mini-Golf

July 26—Skywheel

Aug 2—Beach Day

Aug 9—Bowling

Activities will be from 10am—Noon, except for Skywheel and Bowling which will be later due to hours of operation of destinations.

2016 Summer Youth Outings

Just because it is the summer doesn’t mean we stop getting together! Below are a list of some great summer outings that we

have for our rising 6th—12th graders. If you would like for your youth to participate, please sign up using the insert in the

Sunday’s bulletin or by contacting the church office. We will also need to have a new 2016-2017 release form on file for them.

July 27th—Mini-Golf

July 6th-7th—Overnight Lock-in here at the church

Aug 10th—Waccatee Zoo

Calling All Surfers

(VBS Surfers that is)

Vacation Bible School is just around the corner and now is the time to sign up. You may

register online at http://2016.cokesburyvbs.com/trinitynmb or by completing a registration

form located in the narthex or the church office. Tell everyone you know to please register

for a week of fantastic fun. There is a place for all ages-we will have classes for children 3

through high school and the nursery will be open for younger children.

I want to thank everyone that came out for the planning meeting. If you weren’t able to

make it don’t fret-there are still spots available for you to help out. For more information,

please contact Cathy Windell at cathyrwindell@gmail.com or 843-446-6054.

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News from the United Methodist Women Upcoming Circle Projects and Meetings:

Note that the regular business of the UMW is suspended for the summer months; however, some special projects do

continue.

Love Circle will be collecting school items throughout the summer to deliver to the Middle School in August. Their

new Christmas stocking project for ASAP will get under way in September, but the ladies are accepting fabric dona-

tions now through Bobbie Johnson at 843-280-9242.

Susanna Wesley Circle will meet on Tuesday, July 5th at 10 am in the Fellowship Hall for a craft project that will lift

the spirits of our Mobile Meals’ clients during July. Joey Simmons will be our teacher, and all Church ladies of all

artistic talent levels are invited to help with decorative rock painting and share fellowship. The Circle is also collect-

ing teacher supplies for the Marion Intermediate School – one of the districts of the infamous “Corridor of Shame.”

Upcoming Dates:

Thursday-Saturday, July 21-23rd, SCUMW “Mission U” at Spartanburg College (posted)

Sunday, August 14th, Final submission date for UMW Reading Program completion to Arlene Leskowicz

Forms available at UMW spot in upstairs’ Trinity Library.

Saturday, September 17th Trinity Festival of Tables (posted)

Theme Table Hostesses and Silent Auction Items are currently being solicited.

Friday-Saturday, September 23-24th, Tri-District UMW Retreat Springmaid Beach (posted)

Pastor Ed will serve Communion on Saturday.

Memorial Garden and Columbarium A wonderful place to honor our current and former friends and relatives,

but most of all, a beautiful area for worship.

Within this magnificent garden, there will be a beautiful fountain placed in the

middle of the columbarium area with flowers and memorial pavers leading to the

fountain. These pavers with the names of loved ones will be placed within the

walkway through the garden and continue through the columbarium. Fatsia,

Podocarpus, August Beauty Gardenias, Hydrangea, Dwarf Pittosporum, and Purple

Pixie Loropetalums are a few of the gorgeous flowers and plants that will delight

your senses and bring you into this glorious columbarium. The benches placed throughout the space

will be a place to reflect, honor and worship.

The engraved memorial pavers

are being sold for $100 which

includes 3 lines.

(13 characters per line)

Forms are available in our

church office.

A limited number of benches are

being sold for $1000 which

includes engraving.

Forms are available in our

church office.

The niches are priced for

members, non-members and

doubles.

Forms are also available in our

church office.

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Mission Ministry News July 2016

NEWS: FOOD RELIEF IN JORDAN

According to U.N. High Commissioner for Refugees (UNHCR), an estimated nine million Syrians have fled their

homes since the outbreak of civil war in March 2011. Jordan is among the countries most affected by the Syrian

refugee crisis. Nearly 10 percent of the country’s population are refugees from Syria.

Nearly 81 percent of Syrian refugees in Jordan are living outside of camps, in local communities, and 86 percent

of the refugees are living below the Jordanian poverty line, according to UNHCR. The number of food-insecure Syr-

ian refugee families has also increased from six percent in 2014 to 22 percent in early 2015. As a result, refugee and

host communities resort to negative coping strategies such as early marriage, child labor, and survival sex.

The United Methodist Committee on Relief (UMCOR) recently approved a grant to support partner International

Orthodox Christian Charities (IOCC) to provide food aid for Syrian refugees and vulnerable Jordanian host commu-

nity families in Jordan.

IOCC will bring much needed relief through the distribution of 1,570 food parcels that will benefit 7,850 indi-

viduals, including Syrian refugees and Jordanian families, to help meet their most basic day-to-day needs.

You can support this work with your gifts to Global Refugee/Migration Advance #3022144.

We are going to dig several wells! – God is good all the time, and all the time, God is good!!! What an awe-

some congregation (including some regular visitors). I said we needed $1800.00 to dig a well so that a village

would have clean water. As of June 21st, you have donated enough money to dig 5 wells, buy 16 backpacks to carry

water and donate $235.00 to Imagine No Malaria. Janet Baker of Widow’s Mite will be at our Missions’ meeting on

July 18th at which time we will present her with checks for each well and the water backpacks.

Christmas Stockings – Love Circle will be making Christmas stockings for the ASAP Veterans this year. If you

are out shopping and see some Christmas material that would work well for stockings, please pick some up for them.

Bobbie Johnson (843-280-9242) can give you more information. Thanks to the Love Circle for doing this for our

ASAP Veterans.

Mobile Meals – Trinity delivers for a week (5 days) every 8 or 9 weeks. The next dates are August 8-12. If you

would like to be involved in this ministry, please contact Marie Cary (843-399-2968). Also, Mobile Meals is

looking for additional drivers. You will be trained for a daily route but will only drive 2 or 3 times a month.

Contact Marie about this also.

North Strand Helping Hand (NSHH) – Peanut butter and jelly (especially jelly) are needed by both ASAP and

NSHH. Please pick some up when you go shopping. ASAP will use what they need, and the remainder will go to

NSHH. These items are always needed by both NSHH and ASAP.

Time for the annual Helping Hand Shoe Drive. Look for more information in this newsletter.

Thanks for all that YOU do to support the mission projects of our Church.

If you have any questions about what your Missions’ Committee is doing or would like to help, please contact Frank

Autry (843-685-1190). You are also welcome to attend a committee meeting on the third Monday of each month at

9:00,am in the A.G. Greene building.

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PEP Club will not meet in July. Mark your calendars

for August 18. We'll gather at the Surf Club at

12 noon for lunch and to make plans for the up-

coming year. Additional details will be coming

and we look forward to seeing you then.

News from the PEP Club (People Enjoying People)

We Be Flocking Over the years our little pink birds have spread sunshine throughout the area and raised good money for Missions. We are especially happy to report that the flocking dollars raised the past year and 2014 provided a much needed

well for a town in South America.

So, not only did the birds put smiles on many faces, they truly enriched a lot of lives. We give thanks for God's blessings and hope to con-tinue this mission for a long time. Please keep us in mind when you want to treat someone to an extra special gift. Give Carol Adams (843-267-0730) or Jeannie Reeder (843-390-2377 a call, and they’ll be happy to do the deed.

News from the United Methodist Men The United Methodist Men have no meetings for July and August.

We meet on the third Sunday of the month. Sept.18th is our next meeting at 9:45 am for breakfast.

August 7th is TUMM Sunday when we will be conducting the services. Please join us!

We invite all men of Trinity for fellowship. See you in church!

Jack Callaghan, President

Ins and Outs

Thank you for donating to Epworth in our name for being the newest mom and dad on Mothers and

Father's Day. We also want to thank the congregation for your prayers, letters, cards, and gifts during

our adoption process. Sadie is blessed to grow up in such a caring group of believers who will teach

her how to be a Christian. Thank you all!

Jason, Tami, and Sadie Lee

Golf anyone??? Join us for a fun round of

golf on Mondays during July. Check the

weekly bulletin for times and locations.

Players of any ability level are welcome.

Our Bridge Group is up and running and

always looking for more players. Come by at

10 am on Tuesdays (except July 5th, we will

meet at 9:30 in AG Greene) for a great time,

meeting new friends and having fun!

We would love your help!

Our Caring Hearts’ team is hoping you’ll

join us in visiting and calling members of

the church who aren’t able to come to

church.

Please call Marianne Vandawalker at 843-945-0866 or

the church office at 843-272-5236.

"Is a few minutes of your time worth more to you than the future of your planet?" Benigno P. Beltran Faith and Struggle on Smokey Mountain Reuse when possible. Avoid styrofoam and other disposables.

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Ministry of Administration

Serve as Administrative Board Chair Serve on Nominations Committee

Serve as Staff/Parish Committee Chair

Serve on Staff/Parish Committee Serve as Finance Committee Chair

Serve on Finance Committee

Serve as Church Historian Serve as Delegate to Annual Conf.

Serve as Sunday Offering Counter Serve as an Office Volunteer

Worship Ministries

Serve as Worship Committee Chair

Serve on Worship Committee Serve as an Acolyte/Crucifer

Serve as an Usher Serve as a Communion Server

Lead Children’s Sermon during Worship

Coordinator of Acolytes/Crucifers

Coordinator of Ushers Help decorate for Special Services

Help with the Sound System/Video Volunteer as a Brass Polisher

Volunteer for Bread Ministry

Music

Chancel Choir Member

Handbell Choir Member

Participate in the Orchestra

Share musical talent in church

Educational Ministries

Serve as Education Committee Chair Serve on Education Committee

Serve as a Bible Study Leader Participate in Bible Studies

Lead/Participate in a Small Group Ministry

Serve as a Adult Sunday School Teacher

Children:

Serve on Children’s Ministry Team

Chaperone Programs

Teach a Children’s Sunday School Class

Assist Children’s Sunday School Teacher

Serve as a Children’s Counselor Serve as a Children’s Worship

Leader Volunteer with VBS

Decorations/Design Team for Special Events

Youth:

Teach a Youth Sunday School Class

Assist Youth Sunday School Teacher Serve as a Youth Counselor

Serve as a Confirmation Mentor

Teach/Lead a Youth Bible Study Chaperone Youth Programs

Adults:

Participate in Sunday School

UMM-United Methodist Men UMW– United Methodist Women

Participate in the PEP Club

Participate in the PEP Choir

Interest in a Young Adult Ministry Interest in a Singles Ministry

Church Family:

Serve as Chair of Congregational Fellowship

Serve on Congregational Fellowship Team

Help w/ Wednesday Night Fellow-ship Meal

Help with Bereavement Meals

Participate in Church Family Outings/Retreat

Participate in Sunday Fellowship Lunch

Ministry of Christian Life & Recreation

Lead/Participate/Interest in Sports Team

Lead/Participate/Interest in Exercise Program

Lead/Participate/Interest in a Dance Class

Ministry of Missions

Serve as Missions’ Committee Chair

Serve on Missions’ Committee Volunteer with ASAP

Volunteer with Master’s Meal Volunteer with Mobile Meals

Volunteer as a Blood Donor

Volunteer with Blood Drive Volunteer with Salkehatchie Summer

Service Participate in Relay for Life

Help with Pancake Supper

Ministry of Congregational Care

Pray for Church, Pastor & Staff Daily Participate in Prayer Chain (email)

Visit Shut-ins with Pastor Participate in Prayer Shawl Ministry

Invite friends to church Outreach/Communications’ Ministries

Serve as Chair of Evangelism Comm.

Serve on Evangelism Committee

Volunteer at Festival Booth

Help with Church Website

Help with Advertisement Help with Church Bulletin Boards

Serve as a Greeter for Worship/ Services

Assist with Transportation Ministry Serve as Registration Collector

Ministry of Building & Grounds

Serve as Trustees’ Chair

Serve on the Board of Trustees Chair the Memorial Garden Comm.

Serve on the Memorial Garden Comm.

Help with Plants on the Church Grounds

Help with Plants inside the Church

Participate in Church Clean-up Days Help with Small Church Maintenance

TRINITY UNITED METHODIST CHURCH TIME & TALENTS SURVEY

Name: ____________________________________ Date of Birth: __________

Address (Street, City, State, Zip): _______________________

Contact #: Home ________________Cell _______________ Work___________

Email Address:________________________________ Church Member? Yes No

Preferred Service to Attend on Sunday: 8:30 11:00

Back-to-School SHOE Drive

Can you believe it is time for the annual North Strand Helping Hand Back-to-School

Shoe Drive! It seems like school just got out! We will be taking donations to help

children in need purchase new shoes for school. We are collecting funds the month

of July, so we can have the gift cards to Helping Hands by August 1st. I am sure you

remember the feeling of a new pair of shoes the first day of school. Let’s help to pass

that feeling along to those children who are less fortunate. Thank you so much for

your generous donations.

Trinity’s Time and Talent Survey.

What are your talents or interests?

If you have not completed this form at the church, we would appreciate it if you complete the form and mail it to:

Trinity UMC

706 14th Ave. South

North Myrtle Beach, SC 29582

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New Members to Add to Trinity

Directory

Shirley Brodhecker

1509 Madison Drive # D

NMB, SC 29582

843-427-7285

Bryan & Katie & Anna Coggeshall

2356 Island Way,

Little River, SC 29566

843-249-0244

Billy & Betty Coggeshall

2264 Big Landing Dr.

Little River, SC 29566

843-273-4166

Sam & Laura Conte

185 Devonbrook Pl.

Longs, SC 29568

843-734-0079

Shafran & Wendy Fields

1118 Sand Ridge Rd.

Little River, SC 29568

843-446-9334

Ross & Janice Knorr

901 Anne St.

NMB, SC 29582

843-273-4416

Earle & Jane Sittambalm

1903 South ocean Blvd.

Unit 1002

NMB, SC 29582

860-751-9299

Douglas & Debbie Waitzman

171 Bellwood Circle

Sunset Beach, NC 28468

803-608-3470

The Daniel Family Show

Each summer we give a very special performance every

Sunday night at 8 pm at the Myrtle Beach Travel Park except

July 10 and July 24. Also, instead of July 3, we will have a

special show Saturday, July 2 at the travel park at 8 pm.

Shows are on Friday at 8 pm at the Apache Campground

Pier. We will do a special show at the campground on Monday, July 4th at

8 pm. Both are located on Kings Road, near Wal-Mart.

The Myrtle Beach Travel Park is free, and you can gain entry by telling

the person at the gate that you are with Trinity Church and the Daniel

Family. There is a nominal fee, however, to gain access to the Apache

Pier. Please come and join us for a evening of music and fun.

For information, please call Rev. Ed at 843-421-7257.

Trinity Reading Group The Trinity Book Club meets on the second Monday

of each month at 9:00 am at Plantation Pancake House,

2001 Hwy. 17 South in NMB. The reading group has de-

cided to change its format. We will meet to discuss books

we have read, talk about movies we’ve seen and exchange

our thoughts and share books. Good fellowship, good fun

and good books - all are welcome, both men and women.

The Administrative Council will meet on Tuesday, July 26 at

6:00 p.m. in the Fellowship Hall. All committee chairpersons are

requested to attend. However, all members of the church are

welcome to attend. If members have items they would like to

have added to the agenda, please contact Alan Faulkenberry at

843-427-4013.

The TUMC Salkehatchie Summer Service team

would like to thank everyone who helped make our

week possible. Seven members of Trinity, as well as

2 other youth from NMB, traveled to St. Helena

Island (a barrier island off the coast of Beaufort) and spent the week of June

11th-June 18th serving 6 families by making repairs to their homes. We were

excited that 4 of our 7 members were youth who had finally reached the

magic age of 14. They learned to shingle a roof, use power tools, install

soffit, and lay tiles among other things. Friendships were formed with the

homeowners as well as workers from across the state. If you see any of the

workers, please congratulate them on completing a week of hard work that

began with a morning wakeup call at 5:30, breakfast at 6, and working on

the home sites from 7-5 followed by dinner and fellowship each evening. Oh

wait, we got up a 4:45 Wednesday morning and worked from 6-5. For those

of you wondering, YES the weather was HOT. The heat index was over 100

most days and reached up to 112. Thank you again for all of your support.

SUMMER MUSIC

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Pastor/Congregational Prayer Program The pastor and we as the congregation are always in prayer for others. Now we have the opportunity to pray

for other members of our congregation every week. Six names of families/members will be drawn at

random, and we will pray for these individuals and their families. Below are the names of the members

selected for July:

Week of July 3

Paul Carruthers

Jayson, Brooke & Brayden Powers

John & Bobbie Johnson

Catherine Hay Smith

Earl Truette

Marty & Terry Slapnik

Week of July 10

Dorothy Cassidy

Billy & Cindy Jones

Tom & Connie Kelser

Deborah Rhyne & Michael Oliver

Jack & Ruth Boward

Dixon & Mahala Pearsall

Week of July 17 David and Alice Peterson

Marty, Samantha, Jacob, Katie Slapnik

Peggy Joline

Brad & Valeri, Hayes & Grace Davis

Cathy Windell

Anne Laney

Week of July 24

Elizabeth, Bear & Wesley Cheezem

Jeanne and Tom Reeder

George Snead

Tim, Melissa & Haley Hughes

Marge Duffy

Jason, Tami & Sadie Lee

Week of July 31

Thelma Mitchell

Frank and Betty Autry

Alice Brooks

Doug and Gerry Ferguson

Sarabeth Richardson

Betty Stewart

Jan & Gertrude Barnes 07/04

Brad & Valeri Davis 07/07

Mike & Judy Potter 07/09

Smith & Joan Gause 07/15

Michael & Norma Walters 07/17

Jerry & Betty Wyles 07/18

Butch & Sharon Porter 07/20

Stephen & Karen Margolin 07/21

Bob & Laurie Nunnery 07/21

Jim & Carolyn Bailey 07/25

Don & Yvonne Barnes 07/25

Dorothy Cassidy 07/01

Sharon Bowman 07/02

Barbara Irvin 07/02

Damon Mahaney 07/03

Steve Rountree 07/03

Lynnie Russo 07/03

Linda Caldwell 07/04

Rebecca Cassell 07/04

Pamela Apple 07/05

Mary Hall 07/05

Carolyn Marker 07/06

Sara Coates 07/09

Hayes Davis 07/09

George Sharp 07/09

David Dickson 07/11

A. C. Pendleton 07/12

Jerry Russo 07/14

Jo Teeguarden 07/14

Lenton Yates Jr. 07/14

Jan Barnes 07/15

Linda Witherspoon Sr. 07/15

T LuAnne Burch 07/16

Bill Crittenden 07/16

Janet Mowery 07/17

Alan Faulkenberry 07/18

Bill Ambrose 07/19

Jayson Powers 07/19

Betty Hase 07/21

Dorothy Parker 07/22

Melody Evans 07/25

Gerry Ferguson 07/25

Jane Cole 07/26

Michael Howle 07/28

Judi Martino 07/28

Emma Ritter 07/28

Terry Fletcher 07/30

Kaitlyn Williams 07/31

July

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•Bulletin info is due at noon on Wednesday each week.

•Augusts Newsletter information is due by July 20th!!!

•Upper Room Devotional Booklets are in the Narthex.

ACOLYTES

8:30 am 11:00 am 7/3 Hayley Hughes TBA

Lila Grace Parrott - Crucifer Jordan Coates- Crucifer

7/10 Bryan Fields Kaitlyn Williams

Avery Fields - Crucifer Emma Ritter - Crucifer

7/17 Faith Goff Drew Prince

Brayden Powers - Crucifer Dillon Prince - Crucifer

7/24 Jordyn Wood Tanner Collins

Madison Wood - Crucifer Hayley Hughes - Crucifer

7/31 Lila Grace Parrott Brayden Powers

Kaitlyn Williams - Crucifer Edwin Martin - Crucifer

USHERS

8:30 am 7/3 Bobbie Lewis (Capt.), Kenneth McIver, Neal Krumme, Jill Krumme

7/10 Lucy Huggins (Capt.), Steve Huggins, Jeannie DeAngelo, Millie Doud

7/17 Lucy Huggins (Capt.), Connie Kelser, Tom Kelser, Dotty Bernat

7/24 Steve Huggins (Capt.), Aubrey Apple, Pam Apple, Jeannie Reeder

7/31 Mike Walter (Capt.), Betty Wyles, Kenneth McIver, Jeannie DeAngelo

11:00 am 7/3 Deborah Rhyne (Capt.), Margaret Philemon, Susan Warbutton, Frank Autry, John Bouton

7/10 Scott Keziah (Capt.), Deborah Rhyne, Jackie Stanley, Elaine Berard, John Bouton

7/17 Joyce Davis (Capt.), Deborah Rhyne, Ken Ledbetter, Margaret Philemon, John Bouton

7/24 Frank Autry (Capt.), Susan Warbutton, Deborah Rhyne, Margaret Martin, John Bouton

7/31 Scott Keziah (Capt.), Margaret Philemon, Joyce Davis, Deborah Rhyne, John Bouton

COMMUNION ASSISTANTS ON JULY 3rd JULY ALTAR GUILD 8:30am 11:00am Carolyn Brittain, Betty Wyles and Jayne Mason

Jean Frye Scott Keziah

Don Frye Edwin Martin

Janet Osgood Margaret Martin

Roxanne Baumann Don Wehr

Marsha Wehr

Carolyn Brittain

CHILDREN’S CHURCH LEADERS

8:30 am Leader 8:30 am Helper 11:00 am Leader 11:00 am Helper 7/3 No Children’s Church No Children’s Church

7/10 Valeri Davis Jean Frye Valeri Davis Linda Jones

7/17 No Children’s Church No Children’s Church

7/24 Charles Pruett Tera Ann Galloway Charles Pruett Sharon Porter

W o r k e r s

JUST A REMINDER

Please take note of the Sundays you and your

family members are scheduled to serve.

If you are unable to serve,

please find a replacement and

notify the church office of the change.

Thank you for being a part of Sunday Services.

We do appreciate your time and effort!

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Trinity United Methodist Church

706 Fourteenth Avenue South

North Myrtle Beach, South Carolina 29582

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North Myrtle Beach, SC 29707

If you are interested in becoming a member of

Trinity UMC, please contact the church office.

Life in the Son

Business Hours: Monday -Thursday 8:00 am to 5:00 pm

Friday 8:00 am to 12:00 pm

Trinity United Methodist Church

706 14th Avenue South

North Myrtle Beach, South Carolina 29582

Phone: 843-272-5236 Fax: 843-272-0926

E-mail: trinity@trinitynmb.com

Website: www.trinitynmb.com

Sunday Worship Services:

8:30 am and 11:00 am

(Sunday School Class at 9:45 am)

CHURCH STAFF

Michael Ritter………… Pastor

Edmond Daniel………. Pastor

Charles Pruett………… Director of Christian Education

Barbara Tyson ……….. Financial Secretary

Melody Evans………… Director of Music Ministries

Bill Blackburn………… Handbell Director

Albert Evans………….. Organist

Karen Meeker………… Accompanist

Leslie Volpe…..………. Church Administrator

Edward Klein………….. Building Supervisor

Lori Goulet, Melissa Hughes, Jan Mosley…...Nursery

Or Current Resident

July 6th - 6:00pm

Fellowship Meal

and Parade

Youth Lock-In

Vacation Bible School

July 10th - July 14th

5:30 - 8:15

Beach Circle 21st Ave. South

6:00 pm Sundays, July 17th ,

24th and 31st.

July 2016

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