The Good News THE NEWSLETTER OF WINDER FIRST UNITED METHODIST CHURCH 280 NORTH BROAD STREET • WINDER, GA 30680 (770) 867-4594 • FAX: (770) 307-4178 July 1, 2019

A PASTOR TO HIS PEOPLE The 2019 North Georgia Annual Conference has come to a close. Among the business of the Annual Conference is the “fixing” of the appointments, where pastors are officially assigned their places of ministry for the new conference year (July 1-June 30), whether it be as pastor of a church or to a specialized ministry. I am happy that Bishop Sue Haupert- Johnson has appointed me to return to Winder First for another year. I am looking forward to spending yet another year with you! I would like to share with you a poem written by Grace Noel Crowell, titled “A Pastor to His People”. Marion Sherrill shared this with those of you who were in the 1980’s when he was pastor here at Winder First UMC. So here it is again to refresh your memory and for those who have not seen Calvin’s it.

A Pastor to His People Comments You are my people, given me to love, To serve, to shepherd through the days ahead; I pray God that I may be worthy of This honor; I am glad that I was led To come to you, that through God’s gentle grace My lines have fallen in this pleasant place.

I would be strong to work where there is need; I would be true to serve you as I should; And I would give the Bread of Life to feed Each Hungry soul who comes to me for food; And I would honor with my every word The blessed Savior…Jesus Christ my Lord.

I plead with you for patience. Should I make Inside this issue: An error, I would gladly make amends, Around Our Church 2-4 Or if some unintentional mistake Missions News 5 Be mine, I crave your understanding friends As pastor and as people may we be 6-7 July Birthdays & Calendar Builders together for Eternity! Programs & Education 8-9 News As pastor and people, let’s all continue to work together for God and his Kingdom! Children & Youth Ministries 10 Prayer Concerns, 11 I look forward to greeting you each Sunday at the Pastor and People Memorials & Thanks place!

~Calvin The Good News

Page 2 Around Our Church The Good News Around Our Church Page 3 TRAVEL TO THE HOLY LAND WITH YOUR PASTOR AND HIS BROTHER Have you ever wanted to travel to the Holy Land? Have you ever wanted to walk where Jesus walked? Have you ever wanted to see the places we read about in the Bible like Bethlehem, Nazareth, Jerusalem, Galilee, Capernaum, Caesarea Phillipi, the Dead Sea and other places? HERE IS YOUR OPPORTUNITY! If you have been before, perhaps you would like to take the tour again…so much to take-in in just one trip! Come tour the Holy Land with Pastor Calvin! If you would like, you can add a four day extension into Egypt and visit Mt. Sinai, where Moses received the Ten Commandments, then on to Cairo. With this extension, you’ll also see the Great Pyramids, Sphinx, Giza Plateau and Egyptian Museum, with Egyptian treasures including that of King Tut Ankh Amun. th When: March 23-April 3, 2020 (or April 7 , if you take the Egypt extension). There will be an informational meeting, probably in October...so, mark your calendars NOW! See Pastor Calvin for brochures and applications or questions you may have (however, most questions will be answered at the informational meeting). NOTE: Several have already picked up applications. Please let Pastor Calvin know when you have made your application and paid your deposit, so he’ll know who will be traveling with him.

PROTECTION FOR THE STAINED-GLASS WINDOWS The Trustees are in the process of providing protective covering for the stained- glass windows and they NEED YOUR HELP! These new coverings are not too yellow, as have the coverings that were placed over the stained-glass windows at the time of installation. Not only will the new covering enhance the beauty of the stained-glass, but they will protect the whole window. The fifty-five year old wood is beginning to rot and is need of painting and repair. The windows most in need of repair will repaired first. The new coverings will go brick-to-brick, encasing the entire window. This will protect NOT ONLY the stained-glass, but the wood mold around the windows, thus eliminating the COST of painting and repairing the windows every five to six years. Each time this is done, it is more costly than the previous time. Let’s help the thermostats go up that you see around the church to meet this goal. If you would like to help, please mark your check “windows”!

54 & More Luncheon and Program Winder 1st’s 54 And More July meeting will be on Tuesday, July 2nd at 12:00 pm in the Fellowship Hall. Our program will have some special twists. First, we are privileged to have our “Third Annual Calvin Haney BBQ”. Calvin's most generous gift of his famous homemade Barbecue and Brunswick Stew will highlight our luncheon. Secondly, we will have a program presented by Carter J. Wood about our American flag. Please bring your favorite picnic side dish or dessert and come to have a great meal, fun, and fellowship. The Good News

Page 4 Around Our Church Red Cross Community Blood Drive Friday, July 5th, 2019 12:00 - 6:00 P.M. Winder First United Methodist Church Fellowship Hall

Volunteers are needed to help with registration for 1 or 2 hour shifts. If you would like to help, please call Gerald Hartman (770-867-2589).

Upcoming Trips for Older Adults

Sunday, July 14— Church-Wide Trip to Helen, GA ...More details soon! Wednesday, July 17— Experience Indian Springs Holiness Camp Meeting … in Flovilla, GA...Lunch at the Camp...Leaving the church at 7:30 AM. Saturday, July 20— Trip to see “Mamma Mia” @ Hart County High School in Hartwell, GA …Leaving the church at 12:30 PM. We will stop for dinner after the show. Eat lunch before you come to the church. Cost is $20 plus money for dinner.

Please sign up on the Older Adult bulletin board located in the hallway between the Nursery and the Sanctuary or contact Shelly @ 770-867-4594, ext.120 or [email protected].

Game Day—Summer Bingo Days Game Day is every Monday from 1:00 - 3:00 PM in the Youth Center! ALL AGES are invited to participate!!! ***ANNOUNCING: SUMMER BINGO DAYS*** JULY 15 & AUGUST 19 IT’S NOT TOO LATE TO SIGN UP!!! Bring a “white elephant” prize from home and sign up on the bulletin board in the hallway across from the Nursery. COME JOIN THE FUN & FELLOWSHIP!!!

“Blessing of the Backpacks” and Teacher Recognition The 2019-2020 school year begins on Thursday, August 1 st . As in past years, we will have a special “Blessing of the Backpacks” during the three worship services, where students and adults involved in education will bring their backpacks to the altar for a special blessing to kick-off the new school year. Again this year, in the two Traditional Services, we will expand the blessing of the backpacks into a “Service of Blessing of The Backpacks and Appreciation and Prayers for Teachers and Others Who Are a Part of The Education Process”. Invite students, colleagues, neighbors and friends to join us at 8:45 a.m. or 10:55 a.m. for this special service on Sunday, July 28, 2019. Or, you may prefer to join the modern service at 11:00 a.m., where they will have the blessing of the backpacks in that service as well. The Good News Missions News Page 5

JULY COMMUNION OFFERING MURPHY HARPST HOME Murphy-Harpst Children’s Center, Inc., located in Cedartown, Georgia, is a non- profit organization providing highly specialized residential treatment for children and youth (ages 7-17) from the state of Georgia. Murphy-Harpst is a nationally accredited and state licensed agency and holds a 501c(3) status. Each resident of MHCC arrives with his or her own tragic story. Most have been abused, neglected or traumatized in some way. From such backgrounds, these children have developed severe mental and behavioral problems. Many are plagued by fear and anxiety disorders. Most have never had a stable place to live with consistent care and regular meals. Many will arrive at MHCC with all of their worldly possessions in a single bag. How tragic to be a child and feel that no one loves or cares for you! Through intensive mental and behavioral counseling, as well as the love and care provided by MHCC, approximately 82 percent of these young people are able to grow up to hold jobs, maintain relationships and live within the community, thus becoming productive members of society. Perhaps that does not sound like a successful percentage, but with the ever-growing and more severe problems faced by these children, it is a great percentage! Please prayerfully consider leaving a gift for Murphy-Harpst on the altar rail as you come up for Communion on Sunday, July 7th.

CHURCH OF THE MONTH IN JULY

After many years of serving as Church of the Month every August , we have changed to the month of July !

Throughout the month, people in our community may come to us for assistance with utility bills, food and clothing needs.

This year-round program is primarily funded through the Barrow County Cooperative Benevolence Ministry as well as our own Community Relief Fund. Volunteers are needed to help with interviews and other tasks on Monday,

Wednesday, and Thursday mornings from 9 AM - 12 PM. If you are interested in helping with this ministry, please contact Amanda Hill (770-356-0626).

In addition, our church is responsible for staffing the Community Food Pantry during July (NOT August)! A sign-up sheet is available in the church office lobby. There are still A LOT of spots left!!! Please prayerfully consider volunteering to help!

MISSION FOCUS FOR JULY — SCHOOL SUPPLIES Throughout the month of July, we will be collecting school supplies to be distributed to schools throughout Barrow County. Many families who are struggling financially have difficulty providing all the supplies necessary for their children. It's important for EVERY student to feel prepared ... and it feels good to know you helped a child succeed at school! Please place your donations in the mission bins in the hallway closest to the nursery or in the mission bins in the Fellowship Hall. The items needed are listed below:

crayons washable markers pencils pens folders w/pockets spiral notebooks notebook paper white glue glue sticks rulers scissors pocket dictionary highlighters pink eraser

Operation Christmas Child Processing Center Volunteers Needed We are trying to get a group of volunteers from our church to serve at the Operation Christmas Child Processing Center checking and sorting boxes to get them ready to ship out to children all over the world. Please contact Amanda Hill at 770-356-0626 if you are interested in helping with this ministry.

Winder Health Care is in need of large and XL men’s clothing. Please see Dwight for more info or drop off items in his office. The Good News SCHEDULE Page 6 OF SERVICES AND EVENTS

July Birthdays JULY 1 – Hunter Jennings, Cole Maddox, Tina Ruffino JULY 2 – Alice Carroll, Rev. Calvin Haney, Laedenia Jewell, Amanda Partee-Manders, Mark Patrick, Bill Setzer, Morgan Tetzlaff Sunday Schedule JULY 3 – Jerry Maynard, Alice Nunley, Jon Terrell 8:45 am Traditional Worship-Sanctuary 9:30 am Fellowship/Coffee Time-FH JULY 4 – Susan Chesnutt, Janet Edgar, Bailey Fenstermacher, 9:30 am Youth Snack Breakfast-YC Rachel Lane 10:00 am Elementary Sunday School—

JULY 5 – Lois Thompson, Stephanie Warbington (K5-5th Grade)-200 JULY 6 – Ryne Caldwell, Laurel Eisner, Shari Standridge 10:00 am Young Adult Sunday School— JULY 7 – Braden Jennings, Janet Myers (Ages 20-30)-114 10:00 am Sunday School (Youth & Adults)- JULY 8 – Melissa Nunnally Various Classrooms JULY 9 – Beth Bassett, Elaine McCain, Dylan Metz, Hillary Steedley, 10:55 am Traditional Worship-Sanctuary David Vaughters, Cole Wolfe 11:00 am RELevation Modern Worship- JULY 10 – Melanie Brightwell, Taylor Marr FH JULY 11 – Geoff Dixon 4:30 pm Men’s Prayer Group-162 JULY 12 – Todd Blackwell, Noah Jones 5:00-7:00 pm Youth Group-YC

JULY 13 – Steve Boughton, Terresa Hubacek, Tommy Quackenbush, Perry Richardson, Dan Tripp, Kat Trout, Dewey White Thursday Schedule JULY 14 – Delores Chapman 7:00 am - 6:00 pm Summer Day Camp— JULY 15 – Anna Bass, Beverly Hemphill , Carl Jones, Kevin Moon FLC JULY 16 – Victoria Hervey, Thomas Jewell 8:45 am All AGES (Adult General Exercise)-Gym JULY 17 – Robbie Keller, Becky Martin, Kathy Stansell, 9:00 am Weight Watchers-131 Dana Wildsmith 2:00 - 6:00 pm Music Lessons with JULY 18 – Carter Moon Nathan Jones -Sanct. JULY 19 – Kristen Carson, Katie Epperson, Sue Howell, Greg Marr, 5:30 pm Weight Watchers-131 David McLear, Noah Wallace, Casey Wright JULY 20 – Richard Eicher, Hope Merry, Rory Sheats, Mallory Still, Brad Terrell Join the Summer Church JULY 21 – Shea Bartlett, Landon Knight, Harry Martin Orchestra! JULY 22 – Heather Bennett, Jeanette Brightwell, Dustin McNalley, Rehearsing on Wednesday Rick Murray, David Todd JULY 23 – Zach Janick, Penny Wright evenings from 5:00 – 5:50 PM JULY 24 – Landon Brown, Sophia Johnson, Dot McAlvin, in the Sanctuary Carel Thompson JULY 25 – Laura Dominy, Caitlyn Martin, Joe Morris, Pat Zittraer The orchestra of youth and JULY 26 – Deborah Hall, Don Jennings, Dottie Reynolds, adult musicians will play in Ernie Sullivan, Guy Thompson two Traditional Services JULY 27 – NO BIRTHDAYS during the Summer months. JULY 28 – Stephanie Boyles, Judy Ann Eicher, Mike Johnson, Sabrina Keisler Kerri Shope, Kim Smith, Emily West Brass, woodwind and JULY 29 – Jimmy Griffeth, Katelyn Murphy percussion instrumentalists JULY 30 – Nic Duffey, Elise Hutchinson, Louis Segars, Jr., are welcome ! Ellen Terrell JULY 31 – Patrick Bailey, Sheri Baird Page 7 2019 Sun Mon Tue Wed Thu Fri Sat

1 7:00 am - 6:00 2 7:00 am - 6:00 pm 3 4 5 6 pm Summer Day Summer Day Camp- 7:00 am - 6:00 pm 6:30 am Men’s Study Camp-Gym, 131 & YC Gym, 131 & YC Summer Day Camp-Gym, Breakfast-SDR 12:00 pm Non- 8:45 am All AGES 12:00 pm 54 & More 131 & YC 7:00 am - 6:00 pm Member Birthday (Adult General Lunch/Program-FH 8:45 am All AGES (Adult Summer Day Camp- 1:00 - 5:00 pm Winder General Exercise)-Gym Party-131 & Gym Exercise)-Gym Gym, 131 & YC 1:00 - 3:00 pm Game First Kids Pool Day- 5:00 pm Summer Church 12:00 - 6:00 pm Red Offsite Orchestra Rehearsal- Day-YC Cross Community 4:00 pm Brass & Ivory Sanct 6:30 pm Boy Scout Trio/Quartermasters 6:45 pm Chancel Choir HOLIDAY Blood Drive-FH Troop #700—Scout Rehearsal-Sanct. Rehearsal-Sanct 4:00 - 5:30 pm Music Barn CHURCH OFFICE Lessons with Nathan 6:30 pm Co-Parenting & FAMILY LIFE Class-131 Jones-Sanct. 6:30 pm Praise Team- CENTER FH CLOSED

7 8 7:00 am - 6:00 pm 9 10 11 12 6:30 am Men’s 13 See Sunday Summer Day Camp- 7:00 am - 6:00 pm 7:00 am - 6:00 pm See Study Breakfast-SDR Schedule Gym, 131 & YC Summer Day Camp- Summer Day Camp-Gym, 7:00 am - 6:00 pm 2:00 pm Non- 8:45 am All AGES Gym, 131 & YC 131 & YC Thursday Summer Day Camp- Communion at (Adult General 8:45 am All AGES (Adult Gym, 131 & YMC Member Baby All Services 4:00 pm Brass & Ivory Schedule Exercise)-Gym General Exercise)-Gym 7:30 am Youth Shower-131 Trio/Quartermasters Communion Offering for 9:30 am - 3:30 pm Staff Rehearsal-Sanct. 5:00 pm Summer Church Chattahoochee Rafting Murphy-Harpst Orchestra Rehearsal- Planning Meeting-114 6:30 pm Praise Team- Trip-Offsite Children’s Center Sanct 1:00 - 3:00 pm Game FH 9:15 am - 2 pm Winder Day-YC 6:45 pm Chancel Choir First Kids INK Youth Deadline for 6:30 pm Boy Scout Rehearsal-Sanct (Interactive Gwinnett Stripers Game & Rafting Trip Troop #700—Scout Neighborhood Kids) Barn Trip-Offsite 7:00 pm Legacy 4:00 - 5:30 pm Music Committee Meeting- Lessons with Nathan SDR Jones-Sanct.

14 See 15 16 17 18 19 20 Sunday 7:00 am - 6:00 pm 7:00-6:00 pm Summer 7:00 am - 6:00 pm 6:30 am Men’s Study Summer Day Camp-Gym, Schedule Summer Day Camp- Day Camp-Gym, 131 & See Breakfast-SDR 12:30 pm Older Adult Gym, 131 & YC YMC 131 & YC 7:00am-6:00 pm 7:30 am Trip to Indian Trip to see “Mamma 8:45 am All AGES 4:00 pm Brass & Ivory Thursday Summer Day Camp- Church-Wide Trip to Springs Camp Meeting- Mia” @ Hart. County (Adult General Trio/Quartermasters Gym, 131 & YMC Helen, GA...Time to Be Exercise)-Gym Offsite Schedule Rehearsal-Sanct. 8:45 am All AGES (Adult 4:00 - 5:30 pm Music High School in Announced 10:00 am Jug Tavern 2:00 - 4:00 pm Birthday 5:30 pm Youth Trip to General Exercise) -Gym Lessons with Nathan Hartwell, GA Party for Noah Jones-131 Quilting Group-131 Gwinnett Stripers Game 5:00 pm Summer Church 6:00 pm Kiwanis Club 1:00 - 3:00 pm Game Jones-Sanct. -Offsite Orchestra Rehearsal-Sanct Meeting-YC Day-YC 6:00 pm Pilot Club 6:45 pm Chancel Choir 6:30 pm Boy Scout Meeting-131 Rehearsal-Sanct Troop #700—Scout 6:30 pm Praise Team- Barn FH

21 See 22 7:00 am - 6:00 pm 23 7:00 am - 6:00 pm 24 25 26 Last Day of 27 Sunday Summer Day Camp- Summer Day Camp– 7:00 am - 6:00 pm Summer Day Camp Gym, 131 & YC Gym, 131 & YC See Schedule Summer Day Camp-Gym, 6:30 am Men’s Study 2:00 pm Non- 8:45 am All AGES (Adult 4:00 pm Brass & Ivory 131 & YC Thursday Breakfast-SDR Trio/Quartermasters Member Birthday General Exercise)-Gym 8:45 am All AGES (Adult 7:00am-6:00 pm 6:30 pm Staff Parish 1:00 - 3:00 pm Game Rehearsal-Sanct. Schedule Party-131 Relations Committee General Exercise)-Gym Summer Day Camp- Day-YC 6:30 pm Youth Group-YC Meeting-114 5:00 pm Summer Church Gym, 131 & YMC 6:30 pm United 6:30 pm Co-Parenting Orchestra Rehearsal- Class-131 4:00 - 5:30 pm Music Methodist Men’s Sanct 6:30 pm Praise Team-FH Fellowship-FH 6:00 pm Winder First Kids Lessons with Nathan 6:30 pm Boy Scout 7:00 pm Staff Parish Jones-Sanct. Relations Committee Whacky Wed. Event-200 Troop #700—Scout Barn 6:45 pm Chancel Choir Meeting-114 Rehearsal-Sanct

28 See 29 30 31 Sunday 7:00 am - 6:00 pm 7:00 am - 6:00 pm 7:00 am - 6:00 pm Location Abbreviations Schedule Summer Day Camp- Summer Day Camp- Summer Day Camp-Gym, Blessing of the Gym, 131 & YC 8:45 Gym, 131 & YC 131 & YC FH=Fellowship Hall Backpacks am All AGES (Adult 8:45 am All AGES (Adult at All Services 4:00 pm Brass & Ivory General Exercise)-Gym Trio/Quartermasters General Exercise)-Gym FLC= Family Life Center 12:00 pm Back to School 1:00 - 3:00 pm Game Rehearsal-Sanct. 5:00 pm Summer Church Bash (Covered Dish Lunch)- Day-YC Orchestra Rehearsal- LIB= Library 6:30 pm Co-Parenting YC 6:30 pm Boy Scout Sanct 1:00 pm Henson Family SANCT= Sanctuary Troop #700—Scout Class-131 6:45 pm Chancel Choir Reunion-FH 6:30 pm Praise Team- 5:30 pm Staff Reviews with Barn Rehearsal-Sanct SDR= Small Dining Room Staff Parish Relations 7:00 pm Legacy FH Committee-114 Committee Meeting- 7:00 pm Nominating YC=Youth Center YOUTH Pool Party & SDR Committee Mtg.-114 The Good News

Page 8 Programs & Education News

A tremendous word of appreciation to the In His Steps S.S. class and to all those who volunteered or donated money or food for Grillin’ and Chilln’! The Good News Programs & Education News Page 9 The Good News

Page 10 Children & Youth Ministries

Youth Summer Schedule 2019 (please stay connected for updates/changes)

Sunday June 30 ththth No youth Sunday July 7 ththth 555- 5---7pm7pm7pm7pm ---Deadline -Deadline Gwinnett Stripers $20 (ticket, supper) ---Deadline -Deadline Chattahoochee Rafting Trip $42 Friday July 12 ththth Chattahoochee Rafting Trip (Depart church @ 7:30 amam)) --- (bring $$$ for lunch & supper) Sunday July 14 ththth 555- 5---77 pm Tuesday July 16 ththth Gwinnett Stripers Game ---Depart-Depart church 5:30 pm Sunday July 21 ststst 555- 5---7pm7pm7pm7pm Tuesday July 23 rdrdrd 6:306:30- ---8888 Sunday July 28 ththth Youth Pool Party & Cookout (details TBD) The Good News Page 11

We extend our love, prayers and Christian sympathies to: • Mike & Debbie Brock and Jo Bentley Laurie Martin Parkinson’s disease; moved to Magnolia Estates Recovering from surgery family upon the death of their Anna Bradley Linda Martin nephew, Greg Smith. Glaucoma & Parkinson’s disease Recovering from surgery • Barbara Clark and family upon Donna Cain (Niece of Larry & Dot Jones) Dot McAlvin’s Brother the death of her nephew, Breast cancer; radiation treatments Michael Whitaker; colon cancer William “Billy” Sigman. Jan David’s Father Steve McMichael • Cecil Ingram; hospitalized with UTI; losing motor Severe back pain Steve Harris and family upon skills Jenni Overbey the death of his wife, Eve Jerry Hartman Peritoneal Carcinoma; surgery pending Harris. Recovering from minor injuries from a car wreck Jim & Nancy Reynolds’ Granddaughter • the family of Craig Whitehouse Bob Hill Mariah Avila; recovery from brain tumor upon his death. Complications from back surgery; therapy @ home Pam Sharpton’s Brother Bernard Jackson Allen Harvey; Stage 3 liver cancer & colon cancer Dehydrated; tests Holly Sheats Molly Lemke’s Son Recovering from surgery to repair broken foot David Servies; radiation treatments for bone Dianne Sweckard cancer & chemo therapy continues Breast cancer; chemo treatments Charley & Becky Martin’s Brother-In-Law Charlie Jo Watson David Bohanan; Stage 4 urothelial cancer; Recovering from having pacemaker installed radiation in a palliative capacity Bob Younts Becky Martin’s Cousin Health issues Kenneth Shell; in a rehab facility for around 4 Barbara Clark’s grandson, mos. following surgeries & skin grafts after the bombing; more skin grafts upcoming Griffin Longino; Jacob Defresne; Dylan Kennedy; Aric Newbold

Gifts were given to our church in memory of : • Kerry Lipscomb by Ron & Karen Garren, Robert & Robin Stansell, Gary & Allyson Summerour • Robert McCain by Ron & Karen Garren, Sandra Holliday, Gary & Allyson Summerour • A donation was made to our stained glass window fund in memory of Sara Tuck by Kathy Stansell. Dear Rev. Haney, Our thanks to the various members, groups, and toto CCalvinalvin that have ministered to us during Bob’s illness. Your kindness and thoughtfulness is most appreciated. ~Sincerely, Carolyn & Bob Younts

Dear Friends, Thank you so much for providing the donation of paspastata—ta ———youryour VBS kids donation will be given away at our Feeding Families Program. What kid doesn’t like pasta?pasta?————It’sIt’s also easy to for kids to prepare by themselves! Winder First members continue to support the BenevoBenevolencelence Ministry. You give of your time, money, and food donationsdonations————ThankThank You! ~In Christ, Tommye Stewart First United Methodist Church 280 North Broad Street • Winder, Georgia 30680 (Phone) 770/867-4594 (Fax) 770/307-4178 Website: www.winderfumc.com

______Our Gifts (Year to Date) as of May 31, 2019 (Computed Monthly) Return Service Requested Forecast: Income Expenses Difference $407,554.00 $407,554.00 $0.00 Actual: Income Expenses Difference $316,606.00 $387,593.00 $-70,987.00

A Look at our Faithfulness—6/2/19 Attendance: Worship Services 279 Budget Received: 24,137.00 Needed Weekly (Offering Only) 18,543.00 Received Year to Date (Offering Only) 323,791.00 Need to Date (Computed Weekly-Offering Only) 407,954.00 Current Status -84,163.00

Building Fund www.winderfumc.com Received: 100.00 Received Year to Date: 13,320.00

A Look at our Faithfulness—6/9/19 Attendance: CHURCH STAFF Worship Services 260 ● Pastor— Budget Received: 20,088.00 Calvin Haney, ext. 119 Needed Weekly (Offering Only) 18,543.00 Received Year to Date (Offering Only) 343,879.00 2019-2020 Preschool Registration ● Min. to Youth & Contemporary Worship—Todd McCain, ext. 114 (Computed Weekly-Offering Only) Need to Date 426,497.00 Our Preschool still has some limited spots Current Status -82,618.00 left for 2 and 4 year olds. Child must be ● Dir. Of Programs/Education— st Dwight Oakes, ext. 112 Building Fund said age by Sept. 1 . For more information, email Kimberly Richardson at ● Part-Time Director of Music— Received: .00 Bruce Nunley, ext. 121 Received Year to Date: 13,320.00 [email protected]. ● Part-Time Organist/Accompanist— Nathan Jones, ext. 151 A Look at our Faithfulness—6/16/19 Attendance: ● Part-Time Music Leader, Contemporary Service— Worship Services 268 Aaron Lane, ext. 150 Budget Received: 12,313.00 Needed Weekly (Offering Only) 18,543.00 ● Office Manager & Financial Secretary—Glenda DiGanci, Received Year to Date (Offering Only) 356,192.00 ext. 124 Need to Date (Computed Weekly-Offering Only) 445,040.00 Current Status -88,848.00 ● Admin. Asst. & Worship Coordinator— Debbie Brock, ext. 123 Building Fund Received: 800.00 ● Part-Time Dir. of Children’s Received Year to Date: 14,120.00 Ministries —Gincy Moon, ext. 128

● Part-Time Dir. Family Life A Look at our Faithfulness—6/23/19 Center—Donna Sue Gallups, Congratulations to: ext. 115 Attendance: Worship Services 242 Brandon & Courtney Haney, ● Part-Time Weekday Preschool Budget Received: 12,726.00 Director—Kimberly Richardson, upon the birth of their daughter, ext. 111 Needed Weekly (Offering Only) 18,543.00

Received Year to Date (Offering Only) 368,918.00 Caroline Knowlton Haney, ● Church Hostess, Nursery & Older Need to Date (Computed Weekly-Offering Only) 463,584.00 on June 1, 2019. Adult Ministries Coordinator & Current Status -94,665.00 Clerical Support— Shelly Epperson, ext. 120

Building Fund Calvin Haney ● Dir. of Security/Maintenance Received: 1,175.00 & Part-Time Custodian— Received Year to Date: 15,295.00 is the proud grandpa (“Pops”)! Tom Morton, ext. 129