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St. John’s Lutheran Church, ELCA 301 West Main StreetSt. John’s Lutheran Church, ELCA 301 West Main StreetSt. John’s Lutheran Church, ELCA 301 West Main StreetSt. John’s Lutheran Church, ELCA 301 West Main Street

Walhalla, South Carolina Walhalla, South Carolina Walhalla, South Carolina Walhalla, South Carolina

We are called and empowered by God to spread the Gospel and to share the love of Jesus Christ in service to all.

The Rev. Dr. Frank G. Honeycutt, Pastor Office Hours Mon.- Fri. 8:30 am - 1:00 pm Phone: (864) 638-6363 Fax: (864) 638-8238

Email: stjohnsluther@gmail.com Website: www.stjohnswalhalla.org Biggerstaff Christian Retreat: 864-882-3337 398 Biggerstaff Road; Seneca SC 29672

Email: biggerstaffctr@bellsouth.net St. John’s Pre-School: (864) 638-8099 Pre-School Email: stjohnspreschool@bellsouth.net

September 2015September 2015September 2015September 2015 The Purpose of the Church…by Pastor Frank

My friend Paul, a pastor in Virginia, once took an informal poll among his regular parishioners. A one-question survey: What’s the purpose of the church? A variety of answers came back, as you might suspect. But many responses were a version of this one: The purpose of the church is to take care of our own. I sus-pect that answer is fairly common in many congregations, even if we don’t say it out loud. Who doesn’t want to be cared for? But no, our care and concern for one another (with a vague overlay of God mixed in) is not centrally why the church exists. For anyone at any age. Well, why not?

The word “care” is a fairly loaded word and sometimes creates an endless spin-cycle with our emo-

tions when we feel we aren’t receiving enough. This is why soap operas have a timeless appeal for so many: “You just don’t care about me, John. In fact, I now know you never have.” Boo-hoo, and so on. Pass the Kleenex.

When the church’s central purpose is “care” then we set ourselves up for failure and disappointment

because care is a human-based response that will always be shared sporadically and (to be honest) nar-rowly with selected people. This is not to say we should strive to be uncaring, of course. It is to say that the conglomeration of flawed and fallible people known as church will be regularly chagrined if our mutual care for one another becomes the main reason for existing. This might sound confusing. I had a former parish-ioner in another church once tell me, rather heatedly, “I thought we called you here so that we could have a pastor who took care of us!” We really need to talk if that’s your perception of why I’m here.

If not care, what then is the central purpose of the church? It behooves Lutherans to look closely at scripture and also our 16th-century confessions of origin. “The church is the assembly of all believers among whom the gospel is purely preached and the holy sacraments are administered according to the gos-pel” (Augsburg Confession, 1530, Article VII). This statement suggests that our common purpose is to gather on a regular basis for worship to receive and remember the grace of Baptism and celebrate Holy Commun-ion and its inherent gospel forgiveness. In contrast to the word “care,” these core elements of church life center first of all upon Christ, not upon me or you and our feelings. Martin Luther was absolutely obsessed with the Bible and the message of Jesus found therein. He was not named “Man of the Millennium” by Time magazine several years ago be-cause he had some good ideas based upon his care for the human race. His love and care for others found its genesis in Jesus.

“Love one another,” said our Lord, “as I have loved you” (John 13:34). The little word “as” is important here. It suggests we learn as much as we possibly can about how Jesus loved. Not about how much we might care for each other based upon our best efforts on our best days. This latter love is limited, fleeting, flawed, and fickle. It can never hold a church community together—ours or any church. In contrast, Jesus can teach us how to love in a fashion that lasts and matters. His love at the center; not ours.

WELCOME and Worship News…..WELCOME and Worship News…..WELCOME and Worship News…..WELCOME and Worship News….. Welcome to New Director of Youth Ministry at St. John’s,Christopher Girardeau and his wife, Ellen. Christopher, a Spartanburg na-tive, and his wife, Ellen, from the Sunshine State, are now living in Seneca and loving this part of the state. Christopher is currently

attending Clemson University, majoring in Religious Studies, with plans to attend seminary after graduation. Ellen and Christopher have been married for 3 1/2 years and have an adorable cat named Aubrie. Christopher and Ellen are elated to be here to work with the youth of St. John's, focusing on being members of the Body of Christ through service, community, and fun.

Our next New Member Sunday has been set for October 4. Please speak with Pastor Frank if you'd like to join the Saint

John's community of faith that day.

Bible Study resumes September 8 at

11:00 AM. We''ll be studying the Book of Second Samuel.

An orientation for the

Catechumenal Process is scheduled for September 15 (Tues) at 6:30 PM. Led by Pastor Frank, this ancient method of deepening discipleship meets weekly for approx. eight months us-ing the powerful rhythms of the church

year. Come to the orientation and find out more! The orientation does not commit you

to the group.

The Cycle of Life series will resume on Tuesday, Sept. 1st at 7pm. Speaker: Pamela Miller, RN, MSN Director of the Hospice of the Foothills &

Cottingham House.

Topic: “Consider the Conversations – A Mindful Approach to End of Life Decisions and Care”

The Cycle of Life Series presents thought provok-ing themes affecting various issues and challenges of hu-man life and development. Expert guest speakers will pre-sent followed by an open dialogue.

COMING UP THIS MONTH…..COMING UP THIS MONTH…..COMING UP THIS MONTH…..COMING UP THIS MONTH…..

The Chancel Choir has resumed rehearsals

Wednesdays at 6:15pm New members are encouraged to attend.

Call Marsha Cabbage 888-1310 for more information. The Praise Ringers resume rehearsals on September 9th at 5:15 in The Handbell

Room. Additional ringers are very much needed. For additional information contact Frances

Devoe, Director, at fgdevoe@gmail.com or Marsha Cabbage at 888-1310.

DATE GREETER-USHER GREETER LAY ASSISTANT LECTOR ACOLYTE

9/6/2015 Charlie Busch - H Tracie Sims Ann Brackett Tina Barrett Riley Bateman

Paul Wilson

Michael Gauderer - A

Scott Sprouse - A

9/13/2015 Chris Lawrence - H Horace & Tina Barrett Cathy Plowden Andrea Carlson Derrick Lee

Chris Lee

Bill Hughes - A

Gary Cabbage - A

9/20/2015 Joe Sears Trisha Sears Barbara Wilson Bill Hughes Alex Johns

Dave Lewis - H

Blair Stoudemire - A

Kenny Johns - A

9/27/2015 Craig Schumacher Frieda Cobb Jan Long Gary Cabbage xx

St.John's Gene Burnside - H Ann Bracket - CA

Day Patty Shepard - CA

Biggerstaff

**H = HEAD USHER **A=ASSISTING USHER

NURSERY SUNDAY SCHOOL ALTAR GUILD Kitchen Clean-up

SEPT Newborn-4 yrs Ilia Schumacher K-2nd grade Jeri Klaren Gloria Shealy Cir-

Caterine Lee Bill Brackett 3rd-5th grade Martha Murtiashaw

Nicole Stoudemire Pastor Frank Confirmation Marcia Lyle Backpack Lunch

Rachel Norton Mark McLean Confirmation Haileigh Chapman Delivery

Haileigh Chapman Cindy Honeycutt High School Thelma Miller Tracey Couch-

Patty Shepard High School

CHILDRENS SER-MON ORDER OF ST JOHN'S NURSERY

OFFERING COUNT-ERS

9/6/2015 Cindy Honeycutt Patty Shepard Catherine Lee Nicole Stoudemire McLean

9/13/2015 Cathy Plowden Craig Schumacher Rachel Norton Haileigh Chapman Williams

9/20/2015 Pastor Frank Patty Shepard Catherine Lee Nicole Stoudemire Shirey

9/27/2015 Mark McLean x Rachel Norton Haileigh Chapman Sims/Sharpe/

Worship Assistant Schedule for September 2015

MORNING WORSHIP SERVICE

&

ST. JOHN’S DAY

Sunday, September 27th

10:30 am at Biggerstaff

Pot Luck Lunch following worship

Bring a dish to share

Hot Dogs & Drinks provided

"KEY TO THE FUTURE"

South Carolina WELCA FOOTHILLS FALL CONFERENCE

St. John's women of the ELCA (WELCA) will be hosting this conference, inviting women from 14 churches in the Foothills of South Carolina.

DATE: Saturday, September 26, 2015, from 11AM until 2PM

Lunch will be provided.

The program "STAND IN THE GAP" Prison Ministry - A bridge to home mentoring program, will be presented by our own Jan Beaty We hope that women of St. John's, who are all members of WELCA, will not only plan to attend, but

will be willing to assist for this special event. Watch for information at the Spiritual Opportunity table

Preschool is starting back up again! The first day for Preschool will be September 8th. We will be getting to know the children and starting our letters and Bible stories. We welcomec Deb Blackmore as our new SJ council liason over the summer. The teachers and I would like to thank everyone for the donations over the summer. We

were able to purchase a lot of needed items for the Preschool. These items will be replac-ing broken and beyond repair equipment and toys. Thanks again for your gracious generosity.

In Christ Love, Mrs. Cindy and Preschool Teachers

HELP THE PRESCHOOL REGISTER YOUR INGLES ADVANTAGE SHOPPING CARD

TODAY At the Spiritual Opportunities Table

EACH DOLLAR YOU SPENDDURING THE YEARCONVERTS INTO CASH

Wish List:

Clorox

Wipes Kleenex

Baby Wipes

Scenes from the 2015 Tour of Tables 13 beautifully decorated themed tables were the order of the day. A big crowd was in attendance and delicious food was enjoyed by all . Themed tables this year were: Show

Your Colors, In Everything Give Thanks, Friendship Garden, English Garden Party, Campfire Girls, Summer Picnic, Birds of a Feather, His Eye is on the Sparrow, Snow Love Like God’s

Love, Bee-Leave, Homespun Heirlooms, Love, and Grow Old With Me. Please visit the St.

John’s Lutheran Church page on Facebook to see all of these incredible works of art!

English Garden Party

Show Your Colors

Friendship Garden Snow Love Like God’s Love

Birds of a Feather FABULOUS

!!!

September Birthdays

September Wedding Anniversaries Robert and Barbara Skaluba 09/08 Edgar and Anna Zelaya 09/08 Glen and Cathy Nichols 09/11 Dale and Ann Hampton 09/12 Skip and Joyce Soderdahl 09/16 Kyle and Monica Addis 09/27 Keller and Pam McCall 09/27

Passages and Milestones….

We mourn the recent passing of these

St. John’s members:

Lisa Gail Kuemmerer June 20, 1956~June 11, 2015

Harvey Kidd Hallman March 18, 1934 ~ June 28, 2015

George H. Theiling

June 16, 1922 ~ July 19, 2015

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We celebrate these recent Baptisms at St. John’s . Thanks be to God.

Edith (Edie) James McCall

Chase Busch

Carter Somerville

Madison Underwood 09/01

Joan Whitesel 09/02

Paul Cantrell II 09/03

Kenneth Derrick 09/04

Scott Busch 09/05

Catherine Devoe 09/05

Caroline Hoadley 09/05

Barbara Skaluba 09/06

Julia Ballenger 09/07

Robert Skaluba 09/07

Amy Klaren 09/08

Ruth Theiling 09/08

Erin Green 09/09

Barbara Wilson 09/09

Brandon Shepard 09/10

Amy Taylor 09/10

Joezie White 09/11

Barbara Fisher 09/12

Stuart Lyle 09/12

Ronald Mitchell 09/13

Joyce Shirey 09/13

Bailen Somerville 09/13

Alden Devoe 09/14

David Gilliam 09/14

Douglas Wilson 09/15

Andrew Klaren 09/17

Lawrence Yuda 09/18

Nicholas Crenshaw 09/19

Nick Harding 09/20

Joan Lewis 09/20

Gary McMahan 09/20

Jeffery Sharpe 09/20

David Devoe 09/22

Mike Todd 09/22

Elaine Brolander 09/23

Ginny Deane 09/23

Bill Pickard 09/23

Anne Grant 09/24

Martha Murtiashaw 09/24

Joseph Sears 09/24

Lois Cooley 09/25

Gloria Farren 09/25

Miki Shealy 09/27

Jeremy Chapman 09/28

Elizabeth Hill 09/28

Dear St. John’s Family:

I really appreciate all the concern, prayers, calls, and visits

during my recent hospital stay. Very reassuring to know that

we have a caring St. John’s family behind us.

John Hawbecker

Dear St. John’s Family,

Our sincerest thanks to our church family, Pastor Frank, the ladies who pre-

pared for the reception, and all those who were there for our family during

Harvey’s illness and death. God bless you all.

Fredi Hallman and family

Dear St. John’s Family,

Ken an I appreciate all the cards, phone calls, but mostly your prayers during

his recent illness. Pastor Frank’s visits cheered us up, and the wonderful meals

from the Chefs I and II filled us up Ken continues to feel better. Hopefully, we

will see all of you soon at church. Please continue to keep us in your prayers.

Sincerely,

Juanita and Ken Johns

Reminder…. Knitters-Crocheters meet Sept. 9th and 23rd . Come en-joy the fellowship and click your needles. Plan to stay for lunch, too….

Join us for Wednesday Lunch !

Wednesday Lunch is the second and fourth Wednesday of each month.

Wednesday Lunch Sept. 9th and 23rd

We gather for lunch at 11:30 am. Sign up today or speak with

Libby McLean at 638-7070 or Cathie Nowell at 638-3284

The Gloria Shealy Circle

The September meeting of the Gloria Shealy Circle will be Tuesday, Sept 15th @ 6 pm. at Blue Pointe Res-taurant. It's the new place where Jimmy's Family Res-

taurant use to be. Come join us!!

Primetimers:

SEPTEMBER 8Tth AT BIGGERSTAFF 5:30 pm

MATT EDDIE, THE CEO OF HABERSHAM FURNITURE

COMPANY AND A LONG TIME SUFFERER WITH MS, WILL SPEAK TO US ABOUT HOW HIS FAITH HAS HELPED HIM

THROUGH HIS LIFE

DETAILS- AS THIS IS A POT LUCK SIGN UP ON THE

SHEET ON JOAN'S TABLE. ALSO REMEMBER TO BRING YOUR EATING UTENSILS AND PLATES

MORNING CIRCLE:

Morning Circle: The first meeting of the season for Morning Circle will be a luncheon to be held at The Lighthouse Restau-rant on Tuesday, September 15, 2015, at 12:00 PM. Thelma Miller will present the devotion. There will b a sign-up sheet at the Spiritual Opportunities Table. We will be ordering off the menu. If you haven’t yet joined a circle, please consider joining us!!

Look for our

meeting in October

All men at St. John's are invited to the first meeting of the Lutheran Men in Mission the 2015-16 year on Monday, Sept. 14th at 6pm in the Fellowship Hall. Enjoy good fellowship over a meal while discussing the first part of the book, 7 Men: And the Secret of their Greatness, and planning for the upcoming year. Seven Men addresses what it means (or should mean) to be a man today. Each of the seven biographies represents the life of a man who experienced the struggles and challenges to be strong in the face of forces and circum-stances that would have destroyed the resolve of lesser men. Each of the seven men pro-filed―George Washington, William Wilber-force, Eric Liddell, Dietrich Bonhoeffer, Jackie Robinson, John Paul II, and Charles Colson―call the reader to a more elevated walk and lifestyle, one that embodies the gos-pel in the world around us.

GROUP MEETINGS FOR SEPTEMBER...GROUP MEETINGS FOR SEPTEMBER...GROUP MEETINGS FOR SEPTEMBER...GROUP MEETINGS FOR SEPTEMBER...

St. John’s Parish Calendar September 2015St. John’s Parish Calendar September 2015St. John’s Parish Calendar September 2015St. John’s Parish Calendar September 2015

Warming Their Feet Project

Warming Their Feet Project needs your help. Since January, the Gloria Shealy

Circle has been collecting WINTER SOCKS for the needy in our community. Our

goal is to provide a pair of winter socks for each member of the families who receive

food boxes from St. Luke Methodist Church. We invite the congregation to help us

meet our goal. We need winter socks that will warm a person's feet. (Please avoid

thin socks or dollar store variety.) Donations of socks for men, women, and children can be placed in the

laundry basket by Joan's table during September and October. We need all sizes. Our distribution date will

be in November when the families pick up food boxes. Winter merchandise is arriving in stores now if you

want to start shopping. On line shoppers can type in “Winter socks” for a vast number of sites carrying the

warmer socks. Monetary donations are welcomed and we will shop for you. Place money in the envelope in

the basket

Our circle members are practicing Sacrificial Giving as we sponsor this project. Instead of buying some-

thing for ourselves, we use that money to purchase some winter socks for those in need. We ask God to

bless you as you join us in making the cold days of winter just a little bit better for so many in our commu-

nity

ST. LUKE FOOD PANTRY continues each week…

For the past two years St. John’s members have been very generous in supporting the St. Luke Methodist Church Community Food Pantry- with both non-perishable food items and cash donations. As of August we have donated over $1500 and many, many boxes of groceries this year. Your cash donations go even further- purchasing non-perishable items at a discounted price through Golden Harvest. God bless all of you for your continued commitment to helping those less fortunate. Remember that the need continues. On September 9th volunteers are needed to distribute the grocery boxes. We will meet at St. Luke to distribute approximately 150 grocery boxes. Responsibilities include greeting, check-in, inter-viewing new candidates, carrying boxes to the cars and helping with the parking lot. We will meet at 3:30pm sharp and be done by 6:00pm. If you are available to volunteer on this Wednesday, please sign-up at the Spiritual Opportunities table.

Mission Endowment Fund Grants

Grants are now being accepted.

Deadline for submission is

September 15, 2015

Grant applications are available in the Church Office.

The purpose of your grant request should be to enhance the

mission outreach beyond the operational budget of St. John’s .

Some examples: Grants to special programs for those in

spiritual, physcial, or economic need. Missions of the ELCA,

capital improvements. A complete listing of grant criteria can

be found attached to the grant application.

Missions and Projects...Missions and Projects...Missions and Projects...Missions and Projects...

BIGGERSTAFF MEMORIAL PROJECT WORK CONTINUES……. Our Biggerstaff Memorial Project continues. There is one large window, one half large window and memorial stones still available to purchase. All windows and doors have a custom plague recognizing your memorial. Stones will be inscribed with your dedication The cost of a large window is $500, the half window is $250. Granite stones for the me-morial walkway are available for $100 each. Many thanks to the Biggerstaff Committee for their vision and hard work.

St. John's 10th Annual Craft Fair is set for November 14th, 9am-2pm

in the fellowship hall. We are accepting registrations now.

The fee is $25 per table. Forms are available behind Joan's table.

Looking Ahead….October and November...Looking Ahead….October and November...Looking Ahead….October and November...Looking Ahead….October and November...

START THINKING OKTOBERFEST! This year’s event is sched-uled for October 16th, 17th and 18th. St. John’s will once again host the always popular “Bake Sale Booth”. This is a primary fundraiser for Men in Mission and WELCA. Proceeds for sale of baked goods will benefit the community. Thrivent Financial will sup-plement these funds. We depend on our congregation to donate

both baked goods and their time. Sign-up sheets will soon be out for both workers and food donations. Begin your baking now- there is plenty of room in St. John’s freezer to store items. We need LOTS OF HOME-BAKED ITEMS. Last year our shelves were empty by Saturday afternoon! This year we will be looking for some of our “younger” men to help with the booth set-up. You will receive guidance, but we need some strong arms! Please consider helping!

Scenes from Youth Backpacking Trip 2015 on the Foothills Trails

BEFORE...

DURING...

AND AFTER

Abbrev.St. John’s Council Meeting Minutes

July 20, 2015—6 p.m.

Opening Prayer by Pastor Frank Devotional—Lois read Psalm 100 and a devotional based on the Psalm.

June Minutes—Accepted as presented.

Pastor’s Report—The past month has been very busy with pastoral care. Six youth and 4 adults will go on backpack-ing trip on July 28-30 for World Hunger. Next national youth gathering will be in Houston, TX in 2018. Let’s plan for

some youth to attend. The Catechumenal Process will be offered again in fall of 2015. Treasurer/Finance Com. Report for May 2015—No printed report. Contributions throughout the summer have

been great. OLD BUSINESS

Security—Tom will convene a task force to develop security guidelines for St. John’s and make recommendations to

present to Council. St. John’s Cemetery Com.—Council recommends the Com. revisit the adopted Guidelines regarding placement of

Confederate flags. Com. is to send recommendations after their Sept. meeting. Audio Enhancement Update—Several more members have interest in using the receivers, but price is prohibitive for

most. However, a donation for 5 devices has been given. Any other interested members are encouraged to use the

devices during worship. Devotional Schedule—Aug: Joe, Sept: Barbara, Oct: Deb, Nov: Allen, Dec: Jack

MINISTRY REPORTS Website—Home page is being maintained on a weekly basis. New picture of the front of the church with new sign is

on website. Administrative—No report.

Preschool—Thirty-nine children are enrolled for 2015-16.

Stewardship—No report. Worship & Music—Audio enhancement equipment is being used by more members.

Cemetery—See report above under Old Business. Biggerstaff—Com. members Dave and Carroll Holt are moving out of state, but they donated a birdbath for the

grounds.

Property—Landscaping was done in front of the church. Replacement of the 4 clock faces will begin in Sept. Mary Sprouse will pay for any cost involved to repaint the front doors of the church. Members of the congregation are

advised to NOT set the alarm system at any time. The system will automatically set itself at 10 p.m. Volunteers are needed for tandem weeding on the church campus.

Christian Ed/Youth—July 20—New Dir. of Youth Min. Chris Girardeau is taking the youth on his first adventure dur-

ing the afternoon. Aug 16, 2-4 p.m.—Biggerstaff Bash for ELY & older youth. Mutual Ministry—No report.

Evangelism— Continue to follow up with prospective members. Outreach Committee—No report.

NEW BUSINESS Homebound Visitation—The Evangelism Com. will be asked to develop a model for lay persons to give Communion

to homebound members.

Ministry Spotlight: Mission Endowment Fund—Joe & other Com. members will give temple talks to explain that the Fund is, how funds can be used, how to contribute to it, and how to apply for grants from the Fund and the dead-

line. Adjournment: 7:35 p.m. with praying The Lord’s Prayer.

Present: Allen Harding, Pastor Frank, Barbara Wilson, Lois Sharpe, Cathie Nowell, Tiffany Chapman, Jack Williams, Tom

Ward, Blair Stoudemire, Joe Sears, Charlie Busch. Absent: Chris Lawrence, Deb Blackmore.

Respectfully submitted, Barbara Wilson Secretary

Don’t forget...All things St. John’s can be found on our website: Stjohnswalhalla.org

Recent sermons, updates to the calendar, and contact information,

just to name a few! It’s a great resource

FINANCIAL REPORT July 2015

Assets, Cash and Investments Restricted Funds, Listed

First Citizens Checking $43,800.03 Altar Guild $1,504.47

Edward Jones, Investment $35,000.00 Bell Choir $841.26

Edward Jones, Investment $35,000.00 Biggerstaff, In/Out $450.00

Total $113,800.03 Biggerstaff, Capital Fund $56,239.49

Capital Contingency $15,905.15

Cemetery $26,883.45

Funds Clock Fund $16,163.10

General Funds ($19,780.96) Choir $659.54

Restricted Funds $125,592.10 Cookbook Deficit Account ($857.50)

Open Transactions $7,988.89 Food Pantry, In/Out $40.00

Total $113,800.03 Kitchen Equipment $865.00

Floor Fund $1,420.00

Preschool, In/Out $100.00

Memorials, Undesignated $200.00

LCY Accumulation $2,519.45

General Fund YTD Misc Expense, In/Out $1,407.72

Balance, Start of July ($15,813.11) Mission Endowment, In/Out $250.00

Offering Received, YTD $184,479.96 Outreach ($516.59)

Saints Softball ($85.52)

Rent Received, YTD $10,295.00 Shealy Book Account $0.00

Expenditures, YTD ($185,976.04) Sign/ Landscape Fund $425.51

Balance, 7/31/15 ($19,780.96) Sound System $500.00

World Hunger, In/Out $100.00

General Fund Jul 2015 Worship Fund $577.57

Balance, Start of Month ($15,813.11) Total Restricted Funds $125,592.10

Offerings Received, Month $23,294.50

Budget and Expenditure

Rent Recd, Month $1,575.00 Budgeted Expense, full yr $333,814.00

Expenditures, Month ($28,837.35) Budgeted Expense, 30 weeks $192,585.00

Balance, End of Month ($19,780.96) Actually spent, 30 weeks $185,976.04

Stewardship

Internal Loan Budgeted Giving, full yr $333,814.00

From Rest Funds to Gen Fund $19,780.96 Budgeted Giving, 30 weeks $192,585.00

Actual Giving, 30 weeks $184,479.96

Rental and Misc Income

Budgeted Rental, full yr $18,540.00

Budgeted Rental, 30 weeks $10,845.00

Actual Rentals, 30 weeks $10,845.00

Pastor Frank's contact information:

fghoneycutt515@gmail.com

or 903-3540(cell).

St. John’ s StaffSt. John’ s StaffSt. John’ s StaffSt. John’ s Staff

Rev. Frank G. Honeycutt, Pastor Tom Ward, Congregational President Anna T. Zelaya, Parish Secretary

Joan Lewis, Spiritual Gifts Coordinator Christopher Girardeau, Youth Director

Ray Burroughs, Sexton/Biggerstaff Christian Retreat Marsha Cabbage, Organist and Director of Music

Cindy Kelly, SJ Preschool Director Chris Lee, Congregational Treasurer Mark McLean, Financial Secretary

Jeri Klaren, Martha Murtiashaw : Altar Guild Cory Drennon, Cemetery Grounds Keeper

Dave Parkey, Special Projects

Highlights

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