Lewisville United Methodist Church, Lewisville, NC September 17, 2014

The Shallowford Steeple

JIM COLE CONCERT

Saturday, September 27

6 pm at Shallowford Square

Food and drinks for sale. Bring the family, plan on having supper, and enjoy the concert!

WEDNESDAY NIGHT POT-LUCK SUPPER

Come join your church family on October 1 for our

monthly Wednesday Night Pot-Luck Supper at 6:30 pm

in the Fellowship Hall. The food and fellowship are great fun, so be sure to include an LUMC eve-ning in your plans. In addition to our 15 guests from UMAR, we will also be inviting Lewis-ville’s local law enforcement officers that

night as a thank you to them, so please bring extra food to share!

Resident Bishop Larry M. Goodpaster District Superintendent Dr. Jeff Patterson

Pastor Dr. Ivan Peden Director of Christian Education June Hayes Music Director Debby Trivett Director, Youth/Young Adult Ministries Emily Roach Missionary to Cambodia Esther Gitobu Chairperson of Administrative Board Bo Houff Chairperson of Council on Ministries Mike Hayes Lay Leader Dean Norman

School Care Director Rachel Dominico Preschool Director Marcia Sexton Secretary Toni Jones

Ministry and Staff of the Church

Gift for the month of September for Crisis Control:

canned beef stew

Gift for the month of September for LCAP:

coffee

Tuesday, September 23, is the

deadline for news to be submit-

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Lewisville United Methodist Church

6290 Shallowford Road

P. O. Box 305

Lewisville, NC 27023

Phones: 945-3203/945-4419

Fax (Church): 945-0925

Website: www.lewisvilleumc.org

Church E-mail: toni@lewisvilleumc.org

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Catalyst 411:

Fall What’s happening with the Catalyst youth?!?!

If you missed kickoff…. WE MISSED YOU! All students and parents will need to update their contact information and may want to pick up registration forms for upcoming events. There is a stack of important papers on the bookshelf outside of Emily’s of-fice. To update contact information (youth & parents), please email Emily the following: name, grade, age, birthday, school, address, best phone number, and email.

WANTED: Volunteers! We have amazing youth in our group and we’d love to expose them to the wisdom of all ages, so if you feel like you might have a heart to serve them in any capacity (behind the scenes, in the scenes, etc.), contact Emily today!

NEW: Text alerts! If you’d like to receive text alerts you can do so now without the hassle of receiving everyone’s replies. You can opt in and opt out whenever you’d like!

• Youth alerts: text “@cc057” to 336-803-7928

• Parent alerts: text “@lumcparent” to 336-803-7928

• Weekly Scripture: text “@weeklyword” to 336-803-7928

Catalyst Website We have a Weebly website where you can find weekly announcements, forms, and other important info! The address is http://catalystyouthlumc.weebly.com.

CATALYST CALENDAR SEPTEMBER

• 18th- Dance Ministry, 4:30-6pm

• 20th- Tim Hawkins Live; Meet in the WW Lobby to carpool @ 5:20pm.

• 21st- H2O Mtg, 3pm @ Emily’s office

• 23rd- HS Breakfast Devo, 7:30am, @ McDonalds

• 24th- HS Small Group, Release @ 7:30-9pm

• 27th- Saturday of Service

• 28th- Catalyst, 4:30-6:30pm

• 30th- HS Breakfast Devo, 7:30am @ Bojangles

OCTOBER

• 3rd- Yard Sale Prep, 5-8pm

• 4th- Yard Sale Fundraiser, 7-12pm (Shifts 6am-1pm, new time)

• 5th- Fishing Trip Registration due to Stephanie’s box (Emily away)

• 8th- HS Small Group, Release @ 7:30-9pm; Halloween-themed movie, bring $5!

• 11th- Servant Day, Operation Christmas Child Mission

• 12th- YC Mtg @ 2:30pm; Catalyst, 4:30-6:30pm

• 14th- HS Breakfast Devo @ McDonalds

• 15th- Leader Mtg, 7:00pm @ Emily’s office

• 19th- Catalyst, 4:30-6pm; Family Potluck, 6-6:30pm

UMW NEWSUMW NEWSUMW NEWSUMW NEWS

º The SOC Circle will meet on Saturday, Septem- ber 27, at 8:30 am at Panera Bread in Clemmons. º The UMW Morning Circle will meet on Mon- day, October 13, at 10 am in the Yokefellow Class. Please remember to bring toothpaste for our health kits. º UMW Circle 1 will meet on Monday, October 13, at 1 pm in the parlor. Please bring hygiene items for WS/Forsyth County Schools. º The Melba Forbis Circle will meet on Tuesday, October 21, at 7 pm in the Yokefellow Class.

UMW MORNING READING GROUP

Monday, November 17

10 am in the parlor The UMW morning reading group will meet on Monday, November 17, at 10 am in the parlor. The book to be discussed is Jesus: A Biogra-phy from a Believer by Paul Johnson. There are three copies available in the public library and one copy circulating among the UMW. Paul Johnson distills the life of Jesus into a readable, insightful analysis of how Jesus remains important today.

SAVE SOUP LABELS AND BOX

TOPS FOR EDUCATION FOR

SERVANT DAY, OCTOBER 11! Remember to save Spaghettios labels and Campbell soup labels (UPC code must be intact) and Box Tops for Education (found on General Mills cereals, Pillsbury products, Zip-Lock bags, etc.). Please leave these in the basket outside the church office.

WRAPPING PAPER SALE

The SOC Circle is selling wrapping paper and an assortment of gifts as our annual fundraiser. Please take a few minutes to look at our catalog and make some selections.

We will be taking orders through October 12.

STEWARDSHIP

RECORD OF FAITHFULNESS As members, we uphold the Church with our promise to give of our presence, gifts, prayers, and service.

Promises to Keep: Presence

Sept. 7 Sunday School: 181 Worship: 310 Sept. 14 Sunday School: 179 Worship: 292 Promises to Keep: Gifts

Sept. 7 General Budget $ 9,312.00 Hunger Fund $ 18.00 Capital Improv. Fd. $ 890.00 Cemetery Fund $ 350.00 Missions $ 20.00 Farmer Ed. Fund $ 25.00

Sept. 14 General Budget $ 10,573.27 Hunger Fund $ 11.00 Capital Improv. Fd. $ 1,140.00 Bethlehem Center $ 11.00 Music Fund $ 25.00 Missions Fund $ 4.70

General Budget Gifts: In memory of Alice Sexton by the Fellowship Sunday School Class, Lois Beatty, Dennison and Betty Brown, Dorcas and Raymond Craft, and Mike and Toni Jones; In honor of June, Toni and Debby by Dorcas and Raymond Craft;

Capital Improvement Fund Gifts: In memory of Alice Sexton by Wayne and Betty Hall, David and Brenda Shanks, and Jimmy and Betty Leslie; In memory of Ollie Harrell by Jimmy and Betty Leslie; In memory of Mamie Jones, Mike Jones’ mother, by Marvin and Lou Ann Yow and Jimmy and Betty Leslie; Discretionary Fund Gifts:

In honor of Pastor Ivan by Jackie Harrell and family; In honor of Debby Trivett by Jackie Harrell and family;

Music Fund Gift:

In memory of Alice Sexton by Jean, Bruton, Daniel and Thomas Allen.

MEMORIALS AND MEMORIALS AND MEMORIALS AND MEMORIALS AND

HONORARIUMSHONORARIUMSHONORARIUMSHONORARIUMS

CHURCH TREASURER NEEDED! As our church continues to grow, we have reached the conclusion that the job of "Treasurer" needs to be a paid position. We are looking for someone with an accounting background to fill this new part-time position (estimated 20-25 hours a month). Please contact the Chairperson of the Finance Team, John Wells, at 945-3713 for details. The rate of pay will vary based on qualifications.

Let’s study!

As children of God, we should avail ourselves of every opportunity to study the Word of God. To practice the spiritual discipline of Bible study is important for our spiritual growth as indi-viduals and as a church family. There will be many such opportunities provided as we journey into our future together at LUMC. By the time you receive this newsletter, we will have started two study groups: one at 10am on Tuesday, Sept. 23, and one at 5:30pm on Sunday, Sept 28. The current tally for the groups is: Tuesday – 22 participants; Sunday – 17 participants. A great response, y’all! The Tuesday group is known as Pathways Bible Study; the Sunday group is at present nameless, but will soon have a name! Note: Both groups will meet in the Yokefellow Classroom for 9 weeks and then go into recess for an all-church Advent study. The groups will reconvene early in the New Year.

As leader of both groups, I will be taking you with me into the Gospels. Mark’s gospel is our initial focus, but this will be followed by Matthew, Luke, and then John. Why choose Mark’s gospel to begin? Well, many scholars think that Mark was the first gospel written. It is also the shortest of the four gospels. It has a special thrust: the Son of God proclaims the Kingdom of God and demands repentance. Mark is the urgent evangelist. His gospel is filled with action. The pace of Jesus is rapid as he teaches, preaches, works miracles, and heals people. The power of Jesus Christ is emphasized by Mark: power over unclean spirits; power over disease and physical problems; power over sin; power over Sabbath; power over nature; and power over death.

While it is ideal to have people participate weekly without too many absences, I do recognize that things come up and we are diverted into other important concerns in life. So please come as regularly as you can. My thought is this: some Bible study together is better than none! I look forward to being in God’s word with you as your pastor.

Ivan

CALLING ALL TEACHERS….. CALLING ALL TEACHERS….. CALLING ALL TEACHERS….. CALLING ALL TEACHERS….. ANDANDANDAND THOSE WHO MIGHT THOSE WHO MIGHT THOSE WHO MIGHT THOSE WHO MIGHT

LIKE TO JOIN THE SUNDAY SCHOOL TEACHING STAFF LIKE TO JOIN THE SUNDAY SCHOOL TEACHING STAFF LIKE TO JOIN THE SUNDAY SCHOOL TEACHING STAFF LIKE TO JOIN THE SUNDAY SCHOOL TEACHING STAFF

HERE AT LUMC!HERE AT LUMC!HERE AT LUMC!HERE AT LUMC!

This is an afternoon just for you! Beginning at 2 pm, we will open with Paula Warlick (a former WS/FC school teacher) leading us in the many styles and ways children learn. We will end that section with ques-tions and answers and light refreshments.

The second half of our session will be reserved for a time for teachers to share ideas and other things they enjoy about teaching.

Please make your plans now to join us in Asbury Hall on Sunday, September 28, from

2:00-3:30 pm.

OUR CHURCH FAMILY…..OUR CHURCH FAMILY…..OUR CHURCH FAMILY…..OUR CHURCH FAMILY….. “I would just like to say thank you to all of you who came out to my spaghetti fundraiser din-ner on the 27th and to those who could not come but donated anyway. Your support was overwhelming and it was a great night. Thanks so much! Wyatt Salus, Life Scout - Troop 705”

“LUMC extends a huge thank you to Dusty Swing for removing and cleaning up the broken tree branches and debris from the Bradford Pear tree located on the backside of the church property. Dusty was stung by yellow jackets while performing this act of kindness and service to the church. Gratefully, Ed Smith Cemetery Committee Chair”

LUMC SCHOOL CARE PROGRAM Registration for 2014-2015 is open. Forms are located in Asbury Hall. We currently serve Lewisville Elementary, Southwest Elementary, Meadowlark Elementary, Morgan Elementary and Meadowlark Middle Schools. Questions? Contact Rachel Dominico at the church for more information, 945-3203.

THE PACK RAT IS HERE! As always, the Youth are having their annual Yard Sale Fundraiser on October 4th, and they’ve already started collecting items!! This year the Yard Sale

will begin one hour earlier

than usual: 7am! The public is welcome to

come shop from 7am-12pm. You are welcome to come and pick up the key out of the main office any day during office hours to donate items. Please do not set items outside of the Pack-Rat

and when you donate, please put them all the

way back and as high as they can go in the unit. Thank you so much for supporting the youth in so many ways!

CLUB 45 is for current 4th and

5th graders. We will have our first

meeting of the year on September 25, so please make your plans now to join us from 6:30-8:00 pm in Asbury Hall. We will have some fun games to get to know each other. See you there!

THE TRUSTEES will be meeting on

Tuesday, September 23, at 7 pm in the Yokefellow Class. If there is anything

you need to bring before the Trustees,

please let Paul Mullican know prior to

the meeting. Paul can be contacted at pwmullican@aol.com or 768-1431.

LUMC MISSION STATEMENT: “The Mission of the Church is to make disciples of Jesus Christ for the trans-formation of the world.” The Book of Discipline 2012

LUMC VISION STATEMENT: “The Vision of Lewisville United Methodist Church is to provide love, hope, and faith to all through education, fellowship, and worship of our Lord. We encourage stewardship of our time, our talents, and our gifts to support our church, our community, and our mission.”

SINGLES 50 +: SMALL GROUP MINISTRY

The Singles 50+ small group will hold its first event on Satur-day, September 20, at 7 p.m. in the Yokefellow Classroom at the

church. We'll have light refreshments. During this time, we'd like to

plan future events, such as dinners or movies out, drawing on the

interests of group members.

The purpose of the group is to develop friendships, have fun, and

provide support among church members who are single and over 50.

We are looking for 1-3 people to provide leadership for this group; if you have a desire to

contribute to the leadership or feel a calling for this role, please contact Paula Warlick,

singles group co-leader, or Julie Rains, small group ministry team leader.

If you would like to attend this casual social event on September 20 or would like to have your name added to a list to receive updates on group activities, please let us know. Con-

tact Paula at 945-9732 or warlickpr@gmail.com or Julie at 407-0100 or jsrains@gmail.com.

PLEASE JOIN US for a visit to the Carolina Field of Honor in

Kernersville on September 24. We will leave from the west parking lot at 10:00 AM, will visit the memorial, and then stop for lunch before return-

ing home. Call Nan Johnson at 945-9391 by Sept. 23

to reserve your spot.

YADKIN VALLEY DISTRICT

LAITY SERVICE AWARD RECOGNITION

Sunday, September 28, 2014 at 3:00 pm at Mt. Tabor UMC, 3543 Robinhood Road, Winston-Salem, NC. Speaker: Dr. Jeff Patterson, Yadkin Valley District Superintendent, Worship Service, Special Music, Recognition of Recipients, Presenta-tion of Certificates. No reservations necessary.

LOOKING FOR A FULFILLING PART-TIME JOB

WORKING WITH SCHOOL-AGED CHILDREN?

Think about applying to be a teacher at LUMC School

Care Program! Applicants need to be high school, or

equivalent, graduates, be able to pass a background check

and must be willing and able to get First Aid/CPR certified.

If interested, please visit www.lumcschoolcare.wix.com/

lumcschoolcare for a full job description and application

instructions. Contact Rachel Dominico at lumcschool-

care@gmail.com with any questions.

SIGN UP TO BE A PART OF SERVANT DAY, OCTOBER 11. Sign-up posters are in the west wing lobby and the narthex outside the sanctuary. Meet in the west wing lobby at 8:00 am to join a team for one of the following: º Children’s Home: various activities helping around the farm sale barn º Open Arms: landscaping and clean-up º Lewisville School: landscaping º LUMC

• Help with Methodist Men’s work day • wrap and pack Operation Christmas Child shoe boxes • clip soup labels and box tops for education • clean up inside the church Bring tools to help where needed. Return to Asbury Hall at noon for soup and sandwiches as a time of fellowship.

FALL FESTIVAL AND COOKOUT: OCTOBER 12 We had such a good time in May, we’re gonna try it again! Please join us on Sunday, October 12, at the picnic shelter for a church-wide picnic. (Sunshine or rain, the picnic will happen!) Feel free to bring yard chairs and/or blankets as we may overflow the shelter. Dinner will be ready at 5:30 pm. Come early at 4:30 pm if you would like to play games. The youth are planning our games, so they will be great! Hamburg-

ers, hot dogs, buns, condiments, drinks, and paper goods will be provided.

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My name is Ben Rudy. I am currently raising money for my Eagle Project, which is landscaping around the gazebo and adding a flag pole holding an American flag.

You are invited to attend my Eagle Scout Taco Dinner

Fundraiser on Wednesday, September 24, 6:00-7:30 pm in

the LUMC Fellowship Hall.

Engraved brick pavers will also be available for purchase at this event for $50.00 each. The brick pavers will be placed at the base of the flag pole. Please consider purchasing a brick “In Memory” or “In Honor” of someone special. If you are unable to attend the dinner, donations are appreciated. Please make checks payable to BSA Troop 719 with “Ben Rudy” on the memo line. Mail to: Ben Rudy, 7976 Peak Road, Clemmons, NC 27012. Brick Paver Orders: 3 lines of 18 characters each. Spaces and punctuation take up 1 space.

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Phone number______________ Email_____________________________ Thank you for your support. Ben Rudy

We Announce Two WNCC Laity Service Awards! Two of our members have been nominated and will be recognized as recipients of the 2014 Laity Service Awards. They are Jackie Harrell and Harriet Binkley. They received their pins at the 11am service on Sunday, Sept 14, and will be recognized and receive their certificates at a District Laity Service Awards service at Mount Tabor UMC (Robinhood Road) on Sunday, September

28, at 3:00pm. We hope that many of our church members will attend the service as we celebrate their unstinting devotion to the Lord and to LUMC. Their service in the name of Jesus Christ has cov-ered the following areas: º Jackie Harrell: Long-time member of Missions Team; active in Sunday School; directs LUMC’s Transportation Ministry; instrumental in establishing and leading Lewisville Community Churches’ Blood Drives; and organized a Health Fair. Jackie has always been a supporter of and leader in health care-related ministries in Lewisville. Her transportation ministry insures that those who are in need of help in making doctor appointments can have needed transportation. º Harriet Binkley: Long-time Chair of Missions Team; Past President of United Methodist Women; District Officer, United Methodist Women; Teacher for UMW School of Missions; Leader of team that visits Vienna Village weekly; and Sunday School teacher. She also volunteers to deliver meals in the community with Meals on Wheels. Harriet has been and continues to be a strong pres-ence and leader at LUMC. She has been an inspiration and role model for many in our church family.

METHODIST MEN’S

FALL GOLF TOURNAMENT!

Saturday, October 25, at Salem Glen

Entry fee: $60 per player; hole sponsorship: $50 (includes hole signage). Registration: 12 noon; 1 pm shotgun start. Proceeds to go toward various Methodist Men’s projects. Please contact Chris Sonafrank, 336-692-8920 or casonafrank@aol.com, for registra-tion, hole sponsorship opportunities, or if you’re interested in pro-viding door prizes or items to put in the players’ goody bags (i.e. coupons, business cards, etc.). Registration forms are available on the table across from the office, in the narthex, and on the informa-tion table outside the Fellowship Hall. Registration deadline: October 18.

FALL BAZAAR Lewisville United Methodist Church

October 18, 2014

9:00 am-3:00 pm

CALLING ALL ARTISTS!!! ITEMS FOR SALE BY AREA ARTISTS: HAND CRAFTED ITEMS: woodcrafts, jewelry, photography, glassware, painting, etc.

HOME MADE GOODIES (BAKED OR CANNED)

Reserve Your Table Now! Table rental proceeds go to Lewisville Elementary Family Assistance. Cost : $15 per 3’ x 8’ table. Pay in advance, non-refundable. Breakfast and Lunch will be available for purchase.

Sponsored by LUMC - Creative Outlet. For more information, call: Mandee Jones: 409-4562 or Debbie Weston: 406-9264.

CROP WALK: October 19th at Corpening Plaza, W-S, 2:30 pm.

Janet Sizemore is the contact

person. You can reach her at

277-1082 (w) or 699-2822 (home).

8:30 am Nursery Schedule Sept. 21 Kacey Gorman and Brooke Edwards Sept. 28 Teresa Edwards and Brooke Edwards Oct. 5 Shannon Williams Oct. 12

SHARING IN MINISTRY

Children’s Church Schedule

(8:30 am Worship Service)

Sept. 21 Jason and Marci Harvey Sept. 28 Clayton and Tammi Lichty Oct. 5 June and Emma Hayes

Please note: Materials for Children’s Church will be in the classroom for you to check out ahead of time as resources for Sunday morning activities. If unavailable to teach, please be responsible for finding your own substitute.

Remember: Children’s Church is offered for

4-year-olds through 2nd graders.

11:00 am Nursery Schedule Sept. 21 Anita Pace Sept. 28 Oct. 5 Heather Coleman Oct. 12 Sunny Cordray

October WHO Committee

Chairpersons: Beth Rudy and Vivian Newman

Colleen Yarnell Kitty Hayes Melony Brown Sylvia Yarnell Pat Sparks Polly Craft Frances Schweighart Jo Ann Arrington Kaye Patterson Carol Lunsford Allison Anderson Britt Anne McClelland Lindsay Watson

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October WHY Committee

Chairmen: Wayne Hall and Dean Norman

Russ Sloss Richard Carlton David Arrington George Bargoil Floyd Craft Rick Layton Michael Jones (Mandee) Matt Wiseman Smokey Shelor Ian Kissinger David Ihme

GREETERS AND USHERS

(8:30 AM SERVICE) Sept. 21 Marci and Jason Harvey Sept. 28 Judi and Brian Burkhart Oct. 5 Dani and Matt Lyon Oct. 12 Denise and Chris Perry

GREETERS, please note: Your name tags are available in a gray file box in the fellowship hall pantry for the 8:30 am service and in a gray file box on the history cabinet in the narthex for the 11 am service. They are in alphabetical order. Please return when service is over.

ADDRESSES OF COLLEGE STUDENTS AND

THOSE IN MILITARY SERVICE NEEDED!!!

Circle one: Fr. Soph. Jr. Sr. Grad. Student Military Name_______________________________________ College____________________________

Mailing Address_______________________________________________________________

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E-mail address_________________________ Phone number_________________________

Please drop this form in the offering plate, mail to the church office, or call the church office at 945-3203 with the information. Thanks!

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PATHWAYS BIBLE STUDY WILL BEGIN SEPTEMBER 23. Watch this space the next couple of weeks to learn more about the Fall kick-off of the Pathways Bible Study (Tuesday 10am group) and a pos-sible Sunday evening group (around 5:30pm) to run concurrently. If there is enough interest to run both groups, the study materials will be the same. Pastor Ivan will lead the Bible Study group(s). The Gospel of Mark will be the focus of the study. Please complete the tear-off slip below if you are interested in attending one of the groups and place it in the offering plate. Thank you, Ivan Peden

I wish to attend Bible Study with Pastor Ivan on (check one) …

TUESDAY AT 10AM _____

SUNDAY AT 5:30PM _____

NAME: ___________________________ E-MAIL ADDRESS: _________________________________ TEL. NO. : __________________________

Place this slip in the offering plate or call the church office, 945-3203. If you have any questions and/or suggestions, please call Ivan Peden at (336) 945-3203 or email him at ivan@lewisvilleumc.org

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1 Jeff Hall Marvin Yow 2 Mariedith Appanaitis Jon Taylor Scott Wilson 3 Marsha Howell Caroline Ihme 4 Nancy Fisher Evan Merriman Richard Patterson 5 Ed Henson Jacob Peacock Debbie Ruperto Russ Sloss 6 Rachael Greiwe 7 Angie Choplin Ed Simpson Kim V. Choate 8 Emily Criner Sue Honeycutt 9 Scott Fritz 10 Deana Chandler Esther Gitobu (our missionary to Cambodia)

11 Laurie Briggs Rachel Todd 13 John Bingham Grayson Kivett Gaye Morgan 14 Mike Benitez Ron Petree Kim Skinner Brett Wiseman 15 Connor Cardwell Taylor Leach Will Maloney Carrie Robbins 17 Suzanne Foster Sue Bolton 18 Ava Hayes Patrick Hutton Rickey Sipe 19 Aspen Cox 20 Abby Allen Stephnie K. Rose Will Morris Crystal Esch

21 Quentin Morris Amelia Reynolds George Stilphen 22 Lori Gee Wendi Greene Bethany Karlek Malcolm Kay Todd Rieger Chase Walsh 23 Ben Berninger Jason Melvin Dusty Swing 24 Michael Baker Scott Carlson Jon Reynolds Jordan Samuel Richard Stuart 25 Drew Jarrett Kate Reidenbach Neal Sexton Stacy Johnson Kevin Jones 26 Paul Holliday 27 Janet Hunolt Alora Leslie Phyllis Moore Amanda J. Smith 28 Grayson Bates Chris Gunnell Phil Hunolt Kayla Long 29 Riley Davis Brooke Singleton 30 Amanda Booe 31 Alexa Appanaitis Mary Brogdon Hannah Dixon Kevin Tiddy Tanya Tise Tay Whitlatch

OCTOBER BIRTHDAYS

1 Don and Frances Schweighart Kurt and Robin Speckhart 2 Joel and Sunny Cordray Ben and Emily Morris 3 Jim and Becky Muenchow 6 Eric and Pam Hurd 7 Ed and Linda Henson 9 Todd and Martha Anne Johnson 10 Daniel and Jessica Baker 14 Paul and Crystal Spicer 16 Mike and Julie Collins 17 Bruce and Lori Gee Russell and Sandra Walker 18 Dave and Susan Britten Chad and Lauren Deisenroth 19 J. D. and Elaine Byers 23 Doug and Amie Beatty Eric and Ashley Snowden 27 Jimmie and Phyllis Moore 28 Michael and Mary Beth Foster 30 Michael and Mandee Jones

OCTOBER ANNIVERSARIES