New Sermon Series to Begin Next WeekJoin us beginning next Sunday, September 10th for our fall Sermon Series “Toolbox for Life - When DIY Doesn’t Measure Up.” This series is meant to jump-start this busy time of year, when the “back to” schedule can be overwhelming.

Join us and settle in to see what God wants us to focus life toward. The pastors will focus on tools that help make life in Christ all it should be. The reality is that it is hard to DIY the faith thing. Join us, and let’s do it together!

Also Next Week - Get on board our “Disciple-Ship” in the Celebration center at 10:10amNext Sunday we will be celebrating the beginning of the Fall season with our Sunday School Promotion to the next grade level and launching our ministries and activities for children and adults. Everyone is invited to “come aboard” in the Celebration Center at 10:10 am (adult Sunday School classes, too!) “Captain Gerry” will introduce the Sunday School teachers who will take their Disciple-Ship crews to their classrooms for the coming year. Adults will want to stay to hear about Disciple-Ship plans to map out a course for the ministries and activities as we get underway this fall. Enjoy refreshments during a mingle time, when ministry representatives will be available to help you navigate all the opportunities we have to serve our church, community, and the world. Put this fun and exciting day on your calendar! See you there!

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Back-to-School Circle of Prayer Tuesday at 5:30pm - Support students and school employees in your prayers!On the first day of school - Tuesday - join other students, friends and family, teachers and school workers and administrators as we share a blessing to begin this year’s school year.

We’ll form a huge Circle of Prayer in the Celebration Center, coming together as a community for our schools, looking to God for guidance and protection throughout the year.

Bring a friend to share in the power of prayer, enjoy light refreshments, and receive a small gift as a reminder of this time. Come be a part of the Circle of Prayer!

Pray for LIVING GENEROUSLY daily!Our upcoming fall campaign for generosity/stewardship

Responding to Harvey as a ChurchToday we begin our official response for the victims of Hurricane Harvey. Many of us have already begun the important work of prayers for all those effected. That work must continue in diligence. In addition to our prayers, here are a few immediate ways to help: * Give to The United Methodist Committee on Relief (UMCOR) today in our services. Buckets will be passed in all services and all the offering collected in these special Harvey Buckets will go to UMCOR’s US Disaster Relief targeted for Harvey. Due to the way the UMC structures relief through UMCOR, all that is given in such offerings goes directly to diaster response efforts. Overhead and other cost of UMCOR are funded through the annual UMC One Great Hour of Sharing/UMCOR offering. * Begin to put together Cleaning Buckets for donation to victims and responders, which is UMCOR’s immediate response need. See page 4 in this edition to follow the detailed list for putting together a Cleaning Bucket. These buckets are essential to the cleanup work required in flooding disasters. Buckets will be taken to St. Luke’s UMC in Virginia Beach, VA (which is our area’s designated bucket drop off location). We need your completed buckets at WMUMC no later than Sunday, September 17. Groups or classes can go in together to assemble buckets or a family can target a number, for our best response at this time. * Volunteer to transport buckets to St. Luke’s in Virginia Beach - Contact Pastor Gina to help. * Prayerfully begin considering God’s call for you to respond through church efforts that will be forthcoming, including recovery mission teams. Our senior pastors led several Hurricane Katrina recovery trips and will be discerning the responses needed from our church in the coming weeks and months, as this will be a long-term recovery. During Katrina recovery, many workplaces offered time away from work to help with recovery teams.It is important not to engage in recovery efforts alone or to set off to just go to areas that are in need of help. Please work through UMCOR, the Red Cross or other established organizations on the ground. Coordination of recovery will be essential to the best outcomes for people in need. All three of your pastors are trained to help you in discernment about ways to respond, so please reach out to them as you feel a need or have questions.

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Upcoming Events Classes & Programs . . Friday Yoga Classes Begin Again September 8thThe next 10-week session for Yoga will begin September 8th. Join us on Friday evenings in the Celebration Center at 6pm. All are welcome, no pre-registration required. The cost is $10 per class or $60 for all 10. If you have any questions, you may call Karen Minetree at 369-8081.

LAST WEEK’S NUMBERS . . .Attendance 8/27/178:30am - 629:00am - 13611:15am - 65Total Worship Attendance: 263Sunday School Attendance: 126

Warwick Memorial to Host District ConferenceAs one of the larger churches in the York River District, we have been asked to host the annual gathering of our district for worship and to conduct important conference business. On Sunday, September 10th, delegates from across our district will gather in our Sanctuary at 3 pm. Members of our congregation will help lead the service, and we hear that our Tanzanian friends, the Nehemies, will be joining us along with the Swahili speaking faith communities for music. All are welcome to be part of this important celebration.

Men’s Fraternity Presents “33 The Series”A multi-volume, gospel-centered video series that presents the timeless truths of Authentic Manhood in a powerfully new and engaging way. As a man experiences the different volumes of 33, he will find himself building a vision for Authentic Manhood in his own life that is built on the gospel of Jesus Christ and was modeled by Him in His 33 years on earth.Come to our introductory meeting Tuesday Sept 19th at 7pm in Room 27, to hear what Men’s Fraternity has done for others and what is in it for you. Regular meetings will be at 7pm on the 1st and 3rd Tuesdays of the month beginning Oct 3rd.

Lay Servant TrainingThe York River District Lay Servant Training will be on Saturday, September 30, 2017 from 7:15AM to 5:00PM at Chestnut Memorial UMC (1024 Harpersville Rd, Newport News).

Basic Course – led by Dick Barnes

Advance Courses Heritage – led by Hal Costley Prayer – led by Rev. Robert Chapman

Cost is $35.00

Register deadline: Wednesday, September 13, 2017.If you have any questions, please contact the District Office at757-596-3476.

Divorce Care Begins September 10thWe are very happy to offer Divorce Care to our church and community. You do not need to be a member to take advantage of this very helpful education and support group. The 13 week group will be facilitated by Rebekah McAuley, a compassionate and experienced facilitator with several years of Divorce Care experience. DC will be offered on Sundays at the same time as our children’s and youth ministries so there is a fun and formative place for your children (5:45pm to 7pm). The cost is $15 (paid at first class) for all materials and scholarships are available. You can learn more and register by visiting our website WMUMC.org.

Financial Peace University Begins September 17thTo learn more and to reserve your spot, visit our website at www.wmumc.org or Facebook events and register by September 5th (to allow time for materials to arrive). There is a fee for this course which includes all class materials! Jim Corliss will be the class leader. Children are invited to participate in our Children’s Fellowship programs during that time. (Christ United Methodist Church will have a class on Thursdays at 6:30pm if you unable to attend on Sunday evenings).Join us for this transformative 9 week course.

New Small Group Opportunity During Sunday School Hour Beginning September 17, Pastors Peggy and Gina will be starting a new small group opportunity to learn and grow on Sunday mornings. The class will be using materials known as the Wired Word, which each week will take current events and look at them in light of scripture. There will be thought provoking questions which will encourage discussions on a variety of topics. The class will be held in Rm 20 (aka the AA room) and will begin at 10:10 following The Lampstand worship service. If you have not found your spot in an existing Sunday morning class we invite you to come and check it out. Come and explore your beliefs and their application to day-to-day life.

WMUMC Mobile APP to Launch This FallComing in just a few weeks, you can connect to WMUMC on your mobile phone and tablet. We have been developing an App that will give users fingertip access to information and connections that will make your experience in our community that much better. Thanks to support from the Endowment Team and guidance from the Generosity Team, we will make the WMUMC App available for general use later this month.The app will work on both IOS and Android devices, and it will include easy event registration and church check-ins, helpful news and devotional content, an awesome Bible interface, convenient giving, social media connections, ways to contact pastors and request help, and much more. And, it’s free for you to use. We will also be completing some website renovations at the same time, so look for a new look at wmumc.org when we launch the App. Thanks for your patience. Look for more details soon.

Harvest-Palooza Coming SoonSave the date, September 30th and October 1st for a fun-filled weekend beginning with the Harvest Festival and Health Fair on the 30th and one combined service at 9am followed by a Rise Against Hunger food packaging event at 1pm on Sunday, October 1st. More details to come in the following weeks.

Cookie Walk & Craft Day InformationPlease note that there will be NO Craft Workshop Tuesday, September 5. Weekly craft sessions 9:30 am - 2:30 pm will begin Tuesday, Sept 12 and continue each Tuesday until the Bazaar on Dec. 5. We welcome anyone interested in making crafts - there is a job for everyone! If you wish to join us for lunch, bring an item to share and enjoy the fellowship!

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Fun for Kids in Sunday School

All kids Pre-K to Grade 5 are invited to our Celebration Center on Sunday mornings at 10:10am for Sunday School opening. Kids gather there for music and video fun, and this summer we are working as a large group together in the Celebration Center. Beginning next week, Disciple-Ship Sunday, the children will gather in the Celebration Center for a short video and then move to their Sunday School classrooms. Next week the children will move up to their next grade classroom. Remember to invite a friend to church and Sunday School.

Each month the kids study a new Bible verse and Children can collect Bible Bucks for different assignments, tasks, and posi-tive behavior each Sunday. Every third Sunday is “Sunday Funday.” Please encourage your child to invite friends. Feel free to speak to any Sunday School leader if you have any questions.

We also have Youth Sunday School available each week. Grade 8 and up are in the Youth Room, and grades 6-7 meet in the 6th grade room on the educational hallway.

Children, Youth and More . . .

Upward Registration is ComingAnnually, WMUMC offers a Christian-based basketball/cheer-leading program for children K5 to 5th grade (8th grade for cheerleaders). To learn more, or to volunteer with registrations, visit our Facebook page or contact Brenna or James Watkins at upward@wmumc.org. The registration schedule is as follows:

Thur 9/21 - 4:45pm to 6:45pm Sat 9/23 - 11:45am to 1:45pm Tues 10/3 - 4:45pm to 6:45pm Sat. 10/14 - 12pm to 2pm

Practices begin in November and first game is in January.

Summer - Fall and Courthouse Green (Our Hands Across the City Mission Work)A very successful summer lunch program is coming to an end at Courthouse Green. We have consistently served lunch to approximately 30 kids every day this summer. Thanks to everyone who volunteered - you made a difference in these kid’s lives. As we enter the fall season we have decided to change up Hotdogs and Homework. There are two main reasons for this – the first is the Pastors have been feeling the nudging of the Holy Spirit to be more intentional about why we are in Courthouse Green each week. We want to be clear that we are a part of the community because Jesus has called us to be involved in the lives of the children and families who live there. Secondly, we quickly discovered last year that homework was not the reason the kids came. They came because we loved them and provided some of them with a consistency they do not know at home. It was all about relationships.

Starting in September we are excited about offering a multi-age Bible study one afternoon a week after school. The program will be called Monday with YOUth and we will focus on a different Fruit of the Spirit each month. The capitalization of YOU in youth helps to emphasize the need for YOU to help make the program happen. (Huge shout-out to Deborah McClain for her creative naming and programing ideas.) Pastor Peggy will be leading the program, but we obviously need at least one other adult volunteer to be there each week. We are not sure how many kids will come, we don’t know how it will work in a small room with different ages, and frankly, we don’t know that it will work. But what we do know is that God is leading us in this direction which means as long as we are faithful with the program and its execution, God is in control of how it turns out.

Savage Sports Development Corp, who has been the summer lunch sponsor, has agreed to provide us with a snack each week. This organization has been such a blessing to us this year, we are thankful for our partnership with them.

Confirmation Classes to Start Soon for Rising 6th to 12th Graders - Parent Orientation 9/17Confirmation classes will begin in September for our annual journey with confirmands, the pastors and mentors. If you have a youth in 6th to 12th grade who has not been confirmed, please join us on September 17th for our parent orientation at 10:10am in the library. Classes will begin on Tuesday, September 19th 4pm to 6pm. If you have questions about confirmation, please contact one of the pastors.

Children & Youth Fellowship Groups Resume Normal Schedule Next Week, September 10th . . . . Note to parents: JAM time, M&M’s and Youth meet from 5:45pm to 7:30pm. There are occasional exceptions and those will be posted in the Warwick Weekly. Parents drop children to the specified room location and pick up there, too.

The JAM (Jesus And Me) Time Kids (pre-K) will meet in room 28. Contact Sharon Ellis at 872-8495 for more information.

The M&Ms (Magnanimous and Mindful) (children 1st to 5th grade) will meet in the Fellowship Hall. Contact Sharon Ellis at 872-8495 for more information. The M&Ms are learning from “Kids’ Travel Guide to the Beatitudes” this year.

The Youth gather in the Youth Room. We welcome all youth grades 6 through grade 12. Contact John Evans at youthweb@wmumc.org or 876-5610 cell/text.

Pick up brochures on the welcome stands in the Narthex and Gathering Area to learn more about these programs. A snack supper is provided free of charge for all age groups. Parents can assist with meal preparations, so please see Sharon Ellis or John Evans for more information on how to help.

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Hurricane Harvey Response

News from the York River District Disaster Response Team Coordinator: (DDRT)Have you ever watched a natural disaster unfold on the TV? Or maybe looked into the faces of the survivors as they viewed the rubble that was once their home? Have you thought, “What can I do to help?” You may have sent sup-plies or equipment or food or money, but felt the tug in your heart to be more hands on.If so, do I have an invitation for you! You don’t have to swing a hammer to lend a hand. You need only the desire to comfort the hurting, encourage the hopeless, strengthen the despairing, and assist the recovery of the sur-vivors. You are asked to be in a ministry of presence.The York River District Disaster Response Team is looking for people who want to help, but may not be in a position to muck out houses or put on a new roof. Our team is looking for folks to support our effort in the neighborhoods when there are disasters. Several stations need helpful hands. Training will be provided. The following are brief descriptions. For more information, you can view the UMC website DDRT Assistant Coordinator– Assist DDRT Coordinator in recruiting, coordination, train-ing and organization of District Disaster Response Team. Assumes DDRT Coordinators duties in absence of the Coordinator.DDRT Casework Coordinator – Provide assistance to DDRT in recruiting, training and organizing a pool of volunteer caseworkers to provide initial assistance to disaster survivors.

DDRT Care Team Coordinator – Recruit team members and arrange training from UMCOR. Organize Care Team Members to provide care to survivors and volunteers in disaster areas.

DDRT Communications Coordinator – Communicate and encourage congregations to respond to appeals for help with disaster requests. Work with CDRT in setting up disaster office.DDRT Information Center Coordinator – Cooperate with CDRT and DDRT to find several locations to set up Center in case of disaster. Recruit, train, and organize volunteers to staff center in initial days of disaster. Center will be responsible for providing and receiving information about donations, FEMA sites, volunteer information, needs, resources, and other critical information.

DDRT Donations Coordinator –Work with CDRT and local resources to organize dona-tions and assist other team members in setting up response office.

DDRT Equipment Coordinator –Cooperate with CDRT to maintain disaster trailers and other equipment maintained by the conference or district and used to respond to disaster. Assist in obtaining any equipment, supplies, or office space needed to respond to a disaster.

DDRT Volunteer Coordinator – Prepare sites to house volunteers for initial disaster re-sponse. Recruit, train, and organize volunteers to staff jobs needed for initial disaster response.

For more detailed information:

Go to the Conference website: https://vaumc.org/DisasterResponse-Documents or use the QR code below. Or contact Janet Burgess, York River District Disaster Response Coordinator 804-725-3007, burgessbythebay@gmail.com

Cleaning Bucket Collection Information

Our local collection church is St. Luke’s UMC in Virginia Beach and the dropoff deadline is 4pm on Thursday, September 21st. Please put together a Cleaning Bucket with the following items - each bucket must contain these items in order to save time at the collection church of having to check them all and replace or add any items. This is an emergent need and we must get the depots replenished ASAP as there are other hurricanes already in the Atlantic. The Virginia Conference United Methodist Men and Conference Disaster Response Team appreciate your cooperation and compassionate response!

Our deadline for buckets to be delivered to the church is Sunday, September 17th. We will also need volunteer assistance on to deliver the buckets to St. Lukes by 4 p.m., Thursday, September 21.

5-gallon bucket with resealable lid - Buckets from fast-food restaurants or bakeries can be used if washed and cleaned - Do not use buckets that have stored chemicals such as paint or pool cleaner, advertisements on the outside are acceptableLiquid laundry detergent - One 50-oz. or two 25-oz. bottle(s) onlyLiquid household cleaner - 12‐16 oz. liquid cleaner that can be mixed with water, No spray cleanersDish soap - 16‐28 oz. bottle any brand1 can air freshener - Aerosol or pump1 insect repellant spray - 6‐14 oz. aerosol or spray pump with protective cover1 scrub brush - Plastic or wooden handle18 cleaning wipes - Handi Wipes or reusable wipes - No terry cleaning towels7 sponges - No cellulose sponges due to mold issues, Remove from wrapper5 scouring pads - Remove from wrapper, No stainless steel, Brillo pads, or SOS pads (nothing with soap built in)50 clothespinsClothesline - One 100-ft. or two 50-ft. lines, Cotton or plastic24-roll heavy duty trash bags - 33‐ to 45-gallon sizes, remove from the box5 dust mask2 pairs kitchen dishwashing gloves - should be durable enough for multiple uses, remove from packaging1 pair work gloves - Cotton with leather palm or all leather

After this Sunday’s Offering, you can also give to UMCOR’s relief and recovery efforts: write “UMCOR Advance #901670” or your check or you can give online at umcor.org/donate.

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Counter Volunteers NeededWe are in need of 4 volunteers on the 5th Sunday of the month (October and December for the rest of this year). Counters are responsible for sorting the weekly offerings, logging, and preparing deposit. If you would like to know more, please contact Warner Williams, head counter, at 757-817-5934.

Volunteer Opportunities . . .

Honduras Medical Mission Team Needs More MembersMedical and non-medical folks are needed to complete a “Friends of Barnabas” team going to Honduras February 10-18, 2018. Prayerfully consider becoming a member of this team, sponsored by The Brandermill Church and WMUMC, as it provides medical/dental/eye care to five mountain villages. Or you may help by making a donation towards medical supply costs or a scholarship to enable someone else to join the team. Your contributions made out to Warwick Memorial UMC with “Honduras” on the memo line will be greatly appreciated along with your prayers.For more information please contact co-leader Carlos Liceaga at 757-846-5880 or Carlos.Liceaga@gmail.com.

Scholarship for youth travel to HondurasA scholarship for one young person to travel to Honduras as part of the Warwick Memorial team in February 2018 is available. The provisions for this scholarship are as follows:

1. Must be a youth 18 years old or younger.2. Must be a member of Warwick Memorial Church or attend Warwick Memorial on a regular basis.3. Must agree to travel with the WMUMC team in February 2018 and abide by the Friends of Barnabas and Team Leader’s requirements.4. The youths family must: a. Obtain and pay for all required vaccinations for travel to Honduras with Friends of Barnabas. b. Obtain and pay for a United States Passport in a timely manner. c. Pay the initial deposit to Friends of Barnabas when required. d. If under 18 at the time of travel, agree to allow a team member to have medical and disciplinary control over the youth and provide a witnessed and notarized Power of Attorney granting this authority to a specific team member. e. Pay any additional cost of the trip over $1800 and the amount of the deposit.5. The scholarship will pay costs of the trip up to $1800. This will be paid directly to Friends of Barnabas in the youth’s name.6. Each youth applying for this scholarship is required to write and provide a paper, not exceeding 500 words, stating why they want to go on the team and what they plan to do with what they learn and experience on this trip. The scholarship will be selected from this paper and the information in the application to travel.

Contact Carlos Liceaga, the Team Leader, at 846-5880 or Carlos.Liceaga@gmail.com for additional information.

Safety and Crime Prevention DayServe The City is a city based organization that Pastor Peggy has been consulting with over the past year.  On October 7 from 8:30-12 they will be going into selected neighborhoods for their Safety and Crime Prevention day.  They will go door-to-door checking to see if residents need a new porch lightbulb or a new battery for their smoke detector, and change out lightbulbs on the spot or give them a new battery if needed.  If there are children and youth who want to participate they will provide trash bags and litter-getters, and they can do trash pick-up on the streets where teams are canvasing.   They hope to canvas 3 areas downtown.  Following the morning work everyone is invited to the Clark Center for a free fried chicken lunch.   Those staying for the lunch should bring a chair or blanket.  Check-in is at the HRCAP Clark Center 392 Maple Ave., NN.  Anyone who is interested should speak with Pastor Peggy before October 1.  This would be a great time to help give back to the community.

Raise Awareness . . .

Walk to Fight Suicide this Fall

Annual Out of the Darkness Walk Takes Place September 16

According to the American Foundation for Suicide Prevention, suicide claims more lives than war, murder, and natural disasters combined. Records show there are 3.5 male suicides for every female suicide, but three times as many females as males attempt suicide, and that as a society, we lose 20 veterans to suicide every day.

Suicide prevention starts with everyday heroes like you. On Saturday, September 16, choose to fight suicide and raise awareness about mental health by joining the Out of the Darkness Suicide Awareness Walk.  The event takes place at Newport News Park, 13560 Jefferson Ave. in Newport News.  Check-in and registration begin at 10:00 a.m., the Welcome Ceremony is at 10:30 a.m. and the walk starts at 11:00 a.m.

Online registration closes at noon the Friday before the walk; however, anyone who would like to participate can register in person at the walk from the time check-in begins until the walk starts. For more information about the walk contact Letitia Laurien at 757-240-9497 or by email info@letitialaurien.com.

For those interested in contributing to the awareness campaign, walk donations are accepted until December 31.  Funds raised at the walks benefit the American Foundation for Suicide Prevention to invest in new research, create educational programs, advocate for public policy, and support survivors of suicide loss. If you or someone you know is in crisis, call the National Suicide Prevention Lifeline at 1-800-273-TALK (8255).

Denbigh Day Parade Volunteers NeededThis year, Warwick Memorial will once again participate in the annual Denbigh Day Parade on September 16th. We need volunteers to walk with our new church bus and help promote our church. Please contact Marsha Six at msixva@aol.com or 874-3071 if you are interested in helping us on Denbigh Day.

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Expand your Spirit Through Prayer . . .

Household Prayers MorningGod of daybreak, thank you for holding me through the night and awakening me to behold your likeness in this brand-new day. Go with me now as I walk with you. Show me the world and its people through your eyes of compassion. Bless me, break me, and move through me to heal and feed those who hunger for you. Amen.

Evening O God, tonight I lay my failures, anxieties, struggles, and unfinished business at your feet. Hold me, bless me, and change me as I rest in you. Amen.

Your Guide to the Latest at WMUMC . . .

Today8:30am Traditional Worship (Sanctuary)9am Contemporary Worship (CC)10:10am Sunday School11:15am Traditional Worship (Sanctuary)2pm Drama Rehearsal (CC)5:30pm AA (Rm 20) 8pm AA (Rm 20)

Monday, September 4Labor Day - Offices ClosedNO Meals on Wheels (pick up location) 10:00am NO Peninsula Agency on Aging6pm AAU Basketball (CC)6:30pm NO Boy Scouts Troop 6

Tuesday, September 5Meals on Wheels (pick up location)10:30am Tyson/Lett Circle (Rm 10)10am Peninsula Agency on Aging (FH)5:30pm Back to School Prayer Circle (CC)6pm No AAU Basketball (CC)7pm Drama Rehearsal (CC)

Wednesday, September 6Meals on Wheels (pick up location)1:15pm Staff meeting4:30pm Cherub/Junior Choir Registration5:30pm Lampstand Band Rehearsal (CC)7pm Praise Choir Rehearsal8pm Chancel Choir Rehearsal8pm AA Spanish Speaking (Rm 20)

Thursday, September 7Meals on Wheels (pick up location)10am Peninsula Agency on Aging (FH)9:30am Evangelism Team Mtg (Library)7pm Barbara Liddick Circle7pm Drama Rehearsal7pm Serve Team Meeting

Friday, September 8Meals on Wheels (pick up location)6pm Yoga (CC)

Saturday, September 92pm Drama Rehearsal (CC)Crossett Wedding (Sanctuary)6:00pm AA English Speaking

Sunday, September 108:30am Traditional Worship (Sanctuary)9am Contemporary Worship (CC)10:10am Sunday School10:10am Disciple-Ship Sunday (CC)11:15am Traditional Worship (Sanctuary)2pm Drama Rehearsal (CC)3pm District Conference (Sanctuary)5:30pm AA (Rm 20) 8pm AA (Rm 20)

For complete calendar please visit the website at wmumc.org and contact Jim King at facility@wmumc.org for room availability and reservations.

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Prayer List Please pray for those at home, in the hospital or care facility: Fran Shaffer (York Convalescent Center), Jane Guthrie (St. Francis), Harry Fisher (The Newport), Caroline Bluem, Martha Moore, Anne Greene, Jane Goetz, Chris Ployd, Beverly Mayeaux, Pat Hodges, Julia Frank, Sharon Blake, Marguerite Proffitt, Lynn Davenport, Sharon Davenport, Bill and Helen Brady, Stephanie Hopson, Cindy Stevenson, Phyllis Arbogast, Eleanor Lucento, Nicole Hulbert, Erin Finley-Orick, Pat Kennedy, Fae Conner, Lisa Crittenden, Mike Clevenger

Deployed Armed Forces: Brian Budlove (Japan), Mike Kinder, Johnny Gonzalez, Richard Bean, David Morales (Basic Training, National Guard), Brian Rose.

Births: Lucas Sean Heaney, son to Kristen and and Patrick Heaney, grandson to Melanie Howard. Born August 26th.

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Sick? Going to Hospital? If you are hospitalized, planning surgery, or have become ill, please contact the church office at 877-2270 or by emailing warwick.memorial@wmumc.org. If you have an urgent situation, please call or text our care line at (757) 509-7611 or the church office at 877-2270 (9am to 5pm). If you are going to the hospital, please let us know the date, time, and hospital where you will be receiving care. Due to HIPAA regulations, the hospital will not automatically inform the church of your hospitalization.

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Rev. Gina Anderson-Cloud, Co-Sr. Pastorpastorgina@wmumc.org

Rev. Bert Cloud, Co-Sr. Pastorpastorbert@wmumc.org

Rev. Peggy Langille, Associate Pastorpastorpeggy@wmumc.org

38 Hoopes RoadNewport News, VA 23602

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Directory Updates: Please note that Pastor Peggy’s number in the color printed directory is incorrect, it is 897-6151. Corrected copies (including new members since original production) are available on the table in the hallway by the Fellowship Hall.