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New Year...New Beginnings It is the start of a new year! Isn’t that

exciting? I always enter the new year

with hope and excitement because of

what the new year will bring and how

the new year brings new beginnings.

There is a sense of mystery around the

beginning of the year, because we

don’t know what it holds. Now

sometimes the years don’t turn out as

planned or expected, but I find peace in

God’s plan for the future when that

happens.

At the beginning of 2017, if you had

told me we would be in North Carolina

at the end of 2017, I wouldn’t have

believed you. Yet, here we are living in

North Carolina at Christmas. North

Carolina wasn’t in the plan at the start

of 2017. All the while it was God’s plan

for us to be here. I couldn’t fully see it

until we were here that it was always

part of God’s plan. God is faithful! God

knew it was at this moment I was to

serve at ORUMC.

At times when God was knitting this

plan together over the course of many

years and events, there were times that

were scary and uncertain. There were

many times when it took believing

without seeing and I had to use that

scripture as the reminder that I told

myself again and again. I don’t have

the space here to share all the details,

but over time I will share the full story

of how we got to ORUMC because it is

a great story about God’s faithfulness.

No matter what 2018 holds for our lives

or the church, I know God has a plan

for a future, a plan to prosper us. I

know we will look to God to direct our

ways and to guide our actions. I know

we have nothing to fear or be

discouraged in for 2018, because God is

with us and God is faithful. God will

give us visions on the future ministry of

ORUMC. God will give us visions on

how to reach God’s people so they may

come to know the love of Christ in their

lives. God is good all the time!

I am so thankful to be with you all for

2018. I am so thankful that God’s plan

was for Pastor Andy and me to be at

ORUMC in 2018 and beyond. I am

excited about what is happening in

2018 at ORUMC. God is working in

mighty ways through ORUMC. God is

giving you all visions for new ministries

that are touching people’s lives. These

visions include the strong men’s

ministry, God’s Garage, getting off the

ground. There are several mission

trips planned where we will do God’s

mighty work and we will love God

through service in 2018 locally,

nationally, and internationally. We will

begin Wednesday night meals where

we will come together as ONE

community to fellowship and share in

a meal together. We have laity with

ministry ideas for new ministries at

ORUMC as we walk into our future

bold and courageous glorifying the

Lord. We have new staff positions that

will bring new ministries to ORUMC.

God is good all the time! God has a

plan for our future! Praise be to God

for God’s faithfulness!

Pastor Christi

MONTHLY NEWSLETTER

OF OAK RIDGE UMC,

JANUARY 2018

Meet Our Newest Staff Members

New To Our Family in December

Wayne & Robin Emerine joined on December 3.

Please join us as we

welcome our Director of

Children and Family

Ministry, Larissa Brown,

Sunday, January 14,

10:00am, in the

Fellowship Hall.

Parents are asked to

stay with your children

to help them get to

know Larissa and for a

time for your family to

meet her.

The Gaines family, Robbie, GiGi, Charley, Bryson

and Dale, celebrated the baptism of the newest

family member, Robert Harker, on December 17.

You Are Invited!

Larissa Brown

Director of Children & Family Ministry

Rev. Susan Mitchell

Interim Director of Adult Discipleship

Coffee With the Pastor

There’s An App For That!

Coming Soon!

Wednesday Night Meals

Take a break from cooking or fast food on Wednesday nights and share a meal with your church family. Starting in January, we will begin enjoying meals together each Wednesday evening at 6:00pm. Look for more information coming soon!

Have you been attending Oak Ridge UMC

and have questions about the church?

Coffee with the Pastor is for you! Our sen-

ior pastor, Andy Lambert, would love to

answer your questions! He is ready and

eager to share who we are, what we do

and how to join as well as any other

questions you may have! We invite you to

discover more about Oak Ridge, where you

fit in and possible next steps with us

Sunday, January 14, 10:00-10:45 am, in the

senior pastor's office. For information or

to RSVP, contact Phyllis Rowe at

[email protected].

Need contact information for a church friend? Can’t

remember what time your meeting starts? Want to

give to the church on-line? Church Life will enable

you to do all these things!

Just go to the app store on your iphone or Android

phone and search for ‘ACS Church Life’. Download

to your phone and then enter your ORUMC ACS user

id and password. With Church Life you can search

under people for contact information, view the

church calendar, and more!

If you don’t already have an ORUMC user id and

password, go to oakridgeumc.org. Then click ‘login’

which is found at the bottom of the page in the

footer. Follow the directions here to get a church

login. You will need to know the email address

which you have provided to the church.

For assistance, please contact Pam Jordan at

[email protected].

http://www.oakridgeumc.org

Music Ministry

Children Pre-k - 4th Grade: Music will be utilized as part of the weekly Roots 252

curriculum on Sunday mornings. Roots 252 occurs during our church-wide Discipleship

Hour from 10 - 11am on Sunday mornings in the Fellowship Hall.

Youth Orchestra: Open to students 5th-12th grade. Rehearsals will be Sunday evenings

from 5:00 - 5:45pm in the Choir Room. The orchestra will perform periodically during

worship services on Sunday.

Crosswalk Praise Band, 8th grade - Adult: The Crosswalk Praise Band assists in leading

our weekly Crosswalk worship service Sunday mornings at 9:00. Rehearsals are

Thursday evenings from 7:00 - 9:00pm.

Ridge Ringers, 8th grade - Adult: Our handbell group rehearses Sunday evenings from

6:00 - 7:00pm. Performances are periodically during our 8:15 and 11:15 worship

services Sunday mornings.

Chancel Choir, 8th grade - Adult: Rehearsals are Wednesday evenings from 7:00 -

8:00pm. They perform the first Sunday of the month at our 8:15 worship service. They

also perform at our 11:15 worship service the second and third Sundays of the month.

N’Praise, 8th Grade - Adult: A smaller, select choral group. Rehearsals are Wednesday

evenings from 8:00 - 9:00pm. Performances are monthly during our 8:15 and 11:15

worship services on Sunday mornings.

Singspiration, 8th - Adult: Assists in congregational singing for our 8:15 and 11:15

worship services Sunday mornings.

Acolytes: Open to students 3rd - 7th grade. Lights and extinguishes altar candles for our 8:15

and 11:15 worship services Sunday morning.

Youth Service Opportunities: 5th - 12th grade. A variety of service opportunities on Sunday

morning, which include, ushers, greeters, scripture readers, communion servers, and A/V

technicians.

Adult Service Opportunities: A variety of service opportunities on Sunday morning, which

include, ushers, greeters, scripture readers, communion servers, and A/V technicians.

Worship Volunteer Opportunities

Contact Kenny Phillips, Director of Music and Worship Arts, [email protected] for more information.

Welcome to the Badge Program!

The member badge is intended for active church participants to have access to our facilities. The badge will

permit access during specified times to several building entrances and the walking track.

How do I get a badge?

Contact Phyllis Rowe in the church office at 336-643-4690 ext. 211 or [email protected]. You’ll

need to send in a picture or schedule a time to come in and have one taken for the badge.

For more information, pick up a Member Badge brochure located in the lobbies and in the information area

on the ramp near the Fellowship Hall.

Join us for this musical fractured fairy tale

January 13 & 20 at 7:00pm

in the Family Life Center.

This is a fun event for families and admission is FREE with a Love Offering taken to support ORUMC Youth

Mission Trips to Florida for Hurricane Irma Recovery, Carolina Cross Connection in Wilkes

County, NC, and Shades of Grace in TN.

Zumba: Monday, 9:30am (Family Life Center)

Thursday, 9:30am (Family Life Center)

Line Dancing: Tuesday, 9:30am (Family Life Center)

Yoga: Monday at 7:00pm (Fellowship Hall on 1st Mondays only,

Café on other Mondays.); Wednesday, 9:00am (F219);

Thursday at 7:00pm (Fellowship Hall)

Weekly Adult Recreational Opportunities

Oak Ridge Youth Theatre

Presents:

TWINDERELLA

Generations Together In Guatemala

My grand adventure began back in the spring with the death of my dear friend, Anne Gundlach. It was at that moment that I made the decision…life can't wait. I signed up for the Guatemala mission trip through Oak Ridge United Methodist Church. I thought it would be a wonderful experience for my daughter as well. A recent graduate of Northwest High School, Megan is a freshman at Western Carolina University. Although she had been on numerous mission trips through the church. this was my first experience. The trip fell during her fall break so we joined the first team including the students from High Point University.

In discussing my upcoming adventure with my dad, he jumped on board as well. He offered to drive from Ohio to pick Megan up and meet us for the trip. Three generations headed to a foreign land to impact the lives of others. Serious family bonding! We arrived in Guatemala October 14th, two days before my Dad’s 81st birthday. I didn’t realize we were about to experience some of the hardest work I've ever done. How exciting to see cinder blocks and cement pieces transformed into an efficient stove that would reduce chronic respiratory issues and reduce deforestation in the mountains of Guatemala.

With the leadership of Max Kern and Dan Chance, the first team’s work was nearly flawless installing 200 stoves in homes. Adobe walls, dirt floors, shaky tin roofs and no bathrooms - these aren't our typical Northwest Guilford homes. The fear of having the ceiling collapse as you work to caulk the chimney was real. Most required a wood board to keep you from falling through. We installed stoves until lunch and our afternoons were filled with interaction with the children. Each family would receive medicine to remove parasites along with items for each family member. We would play games with the kids to keep them busy while waiting their turn: jumping rope, coloring, duck duck goose, soccer and crafts like God’s Eye’s. The pictures are priceless.

A special thanks to the many people from all over the Triad who donated items for the families. (Clothing, shoes, coloring books, toothbrushes and soap - all the simple things we take for granted) The children’s expressions when you gave them a Tootsie Roll or Dum Dum made you feel like they had won the lottery. That is the joy we experienced. For those that donated stoves, the people of Lemoa are extremely grateful. You helped an entire village! My heart was warmed as I read Megan’s Facebook post, “until next year Guatemala”.

Alison Huber

Muchas Gracias!

God Bless You!

Backpack Ministry Reflections For the volunteers! We have over 25 volunteers serving

our children each week. They are shopping, packing,

picking up backpacks, delivering backpacks, doing

inventory, conducting food drives and much more.

For the special donations! People have been so

generous in donating hats and gloves, school supplies and

goodies to our children – more ways to show God’s

Children they are loved. As a note, one of the backpack

children came to me and told me how much a single

pencil helped.

And especially for God’s Blessings on this ministry – God

continually blesses us with the means to keep this

ministry growing. I will never forget when I first started as

the sponsorship coordinator and it was obvious that we

were running low on funds and may have to put kids on a

wait list. I was told by Jessica, our Backpack Director at

that time, that God always provides. Within a short time

of her telling me that, we received financial donations

that added up to our exact needs.

Thank you again for all that you have done over the

years to help this ministry! Please pray for our

continued growth and support and especially for the

children that need our Love.

Blessings to you in the new year!

Beth Waterfield

NWGABP Ministry Sponsorship Coordinator and Board

Member

As 2018 begins, the Backpack Ministry volunteers would

like to reflect upon what we are thankful for:

All that you have done to sustain this ministry and help

us grow over the past 7 years. Yes this is our 7th year

feeding the children – we went from 2 to 100+. Last year

we served over 120 and this year we are hoping to exceed

that number. The ministry now has a board and even

added Northern Middle School this year. We are taking

extra steps to think out of the box to discover new ways

to reach out to more families and make them aware of

the program. There are over 900 children in our

Northwest Area that qualify, and we want to educate

more families on our program and continue to reduce

childhood hunger.

For all the food donations! The first quarter of this

school year we received over 1900 food items. As you can

imagine the donations significantly reduced our cost for

the first quarter. Although we did not achieve our

financial goal of 120 new sponsorships, currently we are

still able to grow to 120 due to the amount of food that

has been donated. The board is continuing to seek and

depend on more food drives.

For the $25,000 in new sponsorships we received this

year (covers approximately 65 children). Church

members and community members continue to be

generous with feeding our children. The new

sponsorships, plus our reserves and the food donations

allows us to serve up to 120 children. As we grow and

hopefully exceed that number we will work with the

church and community to raise more money as well as

look at different ways to raise funds and cut cost.

Financial Update

Our Gifts through Sunday, 12/31/17

Year-to-date Amount Needed: $ 1,300,000

Year-to-date Amount Rec’d: $ 1,286,58 (99%)

This is not the year end amount collected. Gifts postmarked by 12/31/17 are still being

received and are not included in this total.

Prison Ministry Support Kairos #47

Twice a year, Christ reaches out to residents inside Central

Prison (CP) in Raleigh through our team of Kairos volunteers.

This is very humbling for the volunteers. This 72-hr ministry

is interfaith; the 42 residents with whom we’ll share Christ’s

through our loving and listening, will include Muslims,

Rastafarians, Wikkens, or men who have turned their backs

on God early in life. Further, a person cannot undertake this

ministry alone. Each of us enters CP with the prayers and

resource support of our outside teams. We see God work

miracles, as walls come down through our listening and

loving. Prayer is an irreplaceable act of agape (unconditional

love) from our outside teams. It bears fruit for God

throughout our long days with the men, and often during

restless nights! This is my 30th Kairos.

A challenging element of this ministry is that each team

member must bring 50 dozen perfect cookies. You can help

by baking cookies. The cookies need to be about 2.5”

diameter, round cookies. We have decided the cookies must

all be chocolate chip; no fruit, nuts, sprinkles or frosting of any

kind. Each dozen should be packed in a quart zip lock (or like)

bag. They will be collected in the education building Sunday,

January 29. When you bake for the residents, you are part of

our team. We are also encouraged to bring standard size

placemats; decorated by small children, with a Bible verse or

words of encouragement. The children at ORWS have

produced a sufficient number this year.

Our prayer chain may be the easiest, and also one of the most

important places you can help. Our prayer partners affirm

their intention to pray during the weekend (February 7-10,

2018), by writing their names on prayer sheets we will pass

around. We cut the signed strips then make loops for a

prayer chain that goes all the way around the gym at least

once. Please also pray for the outside team, who will be

cooking amazing meals for 200 men throughout each day.

Finally, each of us will also hand write a letter to each of the

42 residents with whom we will share the weekend, to show

them Christ’s Love.

There are two additional ways you can become involved

during a Kairos weekend:

1. Become involved serving with the outside team in Raleigh

during the 4-day weekend. It’s a great, inclusive group,

and we can usually use extra help for one day, or more.

2. Attend the closing ceremony for the Kairos 47 weekend

at Central Prison. Please let me know ASAP and I can

provide the details of signing up, and fitting into the setup

of the ceremony. During the closing ceremony, you will

hear what this experience meant to the participants.

If you can help with this Kairos weekend, or have questions,

please contact Dan Nelson at 336-643-9123.

Your friend in Christ, Dan Nelson (for Outreach)

January Food Collections

Backpack Ministry

Macaroni & Cheese (box)

Dried pinto or black beans (1 lb. bag)

Good Samaritan Food Pantry

Canned corn Canned green beans

Please place donations in the Donation Center located near the church office.

Thank you for your support.

Medicine Cabinet Checklist This content was originally printed in Piedmont Parent magazine.

6 Items Not to Keep in Your Medicine Cabinet:

1. Cough medicine with dextromethorphan - Not shown to work in kids (especially under age 6); has the potential for serious side

effects.

2. Decongestants - Not recommended by the FDA for children under 6.

3. Aspirin - Found to sometimes cause a serious disease called Reye syndrome. Use acetaminophen or ibuprofen instead.

4. Anti-diarrheal medicines - Using these may prolong intestinal infections in children.

5. Gas-relief drops - These are harmless but don’t always work.

6. Hydrogen peroxide - Not recommended for cleansing cuts, since it may cause tissue damage. Use soap and water instead.

What SHOULD be in my medicine cabinet?

Here are the medicine cabinet items you should have in your home, recommended by Dr. Suresh Nagappan, a pediatrician with Cone

Health Medical Group, Greensboro; Dr. Paul Smolen of Providence Pediatrics, Charlotte; and Dave Smithwick, a licenses registered

pharmacist & owner of Southern Village Pharmacy, Chapel Hill.

1. Antibacterial ointment and bandages - Use on scrapes and cuts to prevent them from becoming infected (Mupircin or Bactroban,

requires a prescription and is only for topical use).

2. Diaper rash cream (Zinc Oxide) - Layer it on to help clear diaper rash.

3. Antifungal cream - These creams kill or inactivate fungi and yeast.

4. Eye drops - A safe option for those who have allergies that result in itchy eyes.

5. Digital thermometer - A fever above 100.4 degrees Fahrenheit typically requires a trip to the doctor.

6. Medicine syringes - Use these to ensure accurate dosing.

7. Children’s Acetaminophen - Useful for reducing fevers and pain, this comes in liquid, chewable tablets or suppositories.

8. Benadryl (diphenhydramine) - Good for treating an allergic reaction or severe itching from bug bites or poison ivy.

9. Hydrocortisone ointment (1%) - Helpful for minor cases of poison ivy, insect bites or eczema.

10. Suction bulb - This is very useful to help with congestion in infants. It can be used with saline drops.

11. Pedialyte (or other rehydration fluid) - Useful for preventing dehydration when your child has a stomach bug.

12. Antacids - These correct acidity levels to help remedy stomachaches.

13. Ibuprofen - Another good option for reducing fevers and pain.

14. Calamine lotion - Another topical option for relieving itchy rashes or bug bites.

15. EPI pen - Prescribed to people who have sever allergies.

Submitted by Jerry Chance, Parish Nurse

Florida Mission Trip: Hurricane Irma Recovery Work

June 24-30, 2018 | Ages 14 and up

$200/person | $50 deposit due Jan 31st!

The Disaster Recovery Ministry of The Florida

Conference of The United Methodist Church, with

funding and assistance from our national partner,

UMCOR (United Methodist Committee on Relief) is

working to assist those impacted through case

management and recovery efforts. Join us as we join

them in making a difference!

Carolina Cross Connection: Wilkes Co, NC

July 15-21, 2018 | CURRENT 9th-12th grades


CCC Home Repair gives youth and adults the spiritual

renewal of a camp experience and the life-changing

opportunities of weeklong mission trip. During a week in

the summer, your group will perform a variety of home

repairs for the unemployed, the disabled, the elderly or

single parents and have an amazing time sharing God’s

love!

Tennessee Mission Trip: Shades of Grace

July 24-28, 2018 | CURRENT 6th-8th grades


Join us for a short week in Tennessee at Shades of

Grace and other organizations in Kingsport, TN. We will

focus on the least, the last, the lost, and the lonely in

Kingsport and the surrounding area who are forgotten.

Contact Erin Betlej for registration forms for all trips

Wednesday, January 3

9:00am Backpack Ministry (FLC Kitchen)

10:00am Senior Resource Luncheon (F202)

2:30am Precious Memories (Off-Site)

5:30pm Disciple III (F202)

6:30pm Financial Peace for Youth (F216)

7:00pm Chancel Choir (Sanctuary)

Sunday, January 7

4:00pm Club 45 (Cafe )

5:30pm The Ridge (Multi-Purpose Room)

6:00pm Women’s Sunday Night (D214)

Monday, January 8

3:00pm Mary Martha Circle (Off-Site)

6:30pm Threads of Love (D212)

6:30pm Kinetic Christians (Gym)

6:30pm Faith Walkers (Off-Site)

7:00pm Reflections (Off- Site)

7:00pm Monday Evening Bible Study (D214)

Tuesday, January 9

9:00am Tuesday Morning Bible Study (D213)

10:00am Faith in Art Bible Journaling (F206)

11:00am Faith Friends (Walking Track)



9:00am Prayer Card Ministry (F202)

9:30am Fellowship Circle (Off-Site)



7:00pm Chrismons (D212)


Thursday, January 11

10:00am Marvelous Moms (Off-Site)

Saturday, January 13

7:00pm ORYT Twinderella (FLC)

Sunday, January 14

10:00am Coffee with the Pastor (Pastor’s office)

1:00pm Confirmation Classes (F202)

4:30pm Sunday Evening Bible Study (F220)



Monday, January 15


Tuesday, January 16

7:45am Northwest Prayer Breakfast (Off-Site)

8:30am Uplift Bible Study (F202)




4:00pm Tee for Thee (Off-Site)

CALENDAR of CHURCH EVENTS for the month of JANUARY

Please see the calendar on the church website for complete and up-to-date scheduling information.

Tuesday, January 16

7:00pm Stephen’s Ministers (F219)


7:45am Northern Prayer Breakfast (Off-Site)






6:30pm Cohorts for Christ (F219)

Saturday, January 20

7:00pm ORYT Twinderella (FLC)

Sunday, January 21

4:00pm Club 45 (Cafe )




Monday, January 22

6:30pm Threads of Love (D212)

6:30pm Kinetic Christians (Gym)

7:00pm Reflections (Off- Site)


Tuesday, January 23




7:00pm Finance Meeting (D215)

7:00pm Tuesday Loose Cannons (Off-Site)





7:00pm Chrismon Ministry (D212)

7:00pm Girl Talk (F220)


10:00am Marvelous Moms (Off-Site)

Friday, January 26

1:00pm Copper Coins (Off-Site)

Sunday, January 27

1:00pm Confirmation Class (F202)




Monday, January 28


Tuesday, January 29

8:30am Uplift Bible Study (F202)




Sound Techs 9:00: 7 - na 14 - na 21 - na 28 - na 11:15 Service: 7 - Todd Ring 14 - Jeff Hallman 21 - Jeff Linden 28 - Mark Covington ProPresenter 8:15 Service: 7 - Edward Jordan 14 - David & Elaine Jones 21 - Lauren Phillips 28 - Sydney Wentz 9:00 Service: 7 - Tony Beam 14 - Edward Jordan 21 - James Lee 28 - na 11:15 Service: 7 - Benjamin Thomas Ring 14 - Victoria Hallman 21 - Will Linden 28 - Lauren Phillips

Cameras 11:15 Service: 7 - Tim Florence 14 - Jackson Hallman 21 - James Linden 28 - Ben Covington Ushers 8:15 Service: 7 - Grey & Linda Plummer 14 - Rich & Joyce Sydell 21 - Stephen & Jeanne Christman 28 - E. Phillips, L. Simpson 9:00 Service: 7 - Prossers, Kiernans, Grose 14 - na 21 - na 28 - na 11:15 Service: Mallard, Chandler, Richards Altar Guild Lynda Williams Acolytes 8:15 Service: 7 - Madison Wiener 14 - Trey & Riley Albrecht 21 - Liam Barnes 28 - Avery Miller

Door Greeters 8:15 Service: 7 - Ward & Vickie Lambeth 14 - Lois Leslie 21 - The Christmans 28 - Grey & Linda Plummer 9:00 Service: 7 - Kevin & Kim Derby 14 - Billy & Lynn Gardner 21 - Gail Fritz 28 - Tyler & Renate Grose 11:15 Service: 7 - Diane Lomax 14 - na 21 - Bill & Lynne Toth 28 - John & Susan Payne

Acolytes 11:15 Service: 7 - Lilly Taylor 14 - Maci Tuck 21 - Amanda Lane 28 - L. Wiener, E. Taylor Information Station 9:00 Service: 7 - Lee Ann Browning 14 - Pam Jordan 21 - Jeanne Christman 28 - Jeanne Christman Guest Station 11:15 Service: 7 - Donna Cleveland 14 - Lynne Toth 21 - Vickie Barts 28 - Lynda Williams Financial Workers 11:15 Service: 7 - L. Williams, A. Abrams 14 - L. Zeyfang, J. Robinson 21 - P. Hogan 28 - G. Long

Worship Volunteers for January

The Ridgerunner

A Monthly Newsletter of ORUMC

Connect at ORUMC

Sunday Morning Worship Schedule

8:15 & 11:15am Held in the Sanctuary, that use a variety of hymns, songs and readings to support the weekly message.

9:00am (Crosswalk) - A service held in the Family Life Center where the weekly message is supported by worship bands that lead

with vibrant Christian music.

Nursery Schedule, Room B109

8:15, 9:00 & 11:15am Worship services, 4 years and younger

10:00am Discipleship Hour, infants & toddlers only

Sunday Morning Discipleship Hour

10:00 Discipleship Hour with a place for all ages and stages to grow in their knowledge of God and apply His Word

For information about our ministries, contact:

Church Office, 336-643-4690, [email protected]

Senior Pastor, Rev. Andy Lambert, [email protected], 336-643-4690

Associate Pastor, Rev. Christi Taylor, [email protected], 336-643-4690

Adult Ministry, Rev. Susan Mitchell, [email protected], 336-643-4690 ext. 222

Children & Family Ministry, Larissa Brown, [email protected], 336-643-4690 ext. 203

Music Ministry, Kenny Phillips, Dir. of Music & Worship Arts, [email protected], 336-643-4690 ext. 223

Youth Ministry, Erin Betlej, Dir. of Youth & Young Adult Ministries, [email protected], 336 -643-4690 ext. 204

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