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Apex United Methodist Church
December 11, 2022
Welcome All. Love All. Serve All. | 100 S. Hughes Street, Apex, N.C., 27502 | 919-362-7807 | www.apexumc.org
Welcome! Please check in for worship using the Church Center app on your phone,
tablet, or at the kiosks in Crossroads or the Christian Life Center (CLC). If you are a
first-time guest, please fill out our online I’m New card; scan the QR code on the back of
your bulletin.
Worship: We have traditional services at 8:15 and 11:00 a.m. in the Sanctuary and a
contemporary service at 9:35 a.m. in the Christian Life Center (CLC).
Children’s Ministry: We hope your children will join us for Nursery, Sunday School & Children’s Church.
• Stepping Stones: Nursery for birth-3 years, 9:35 and 11 a.m. (Check-in at Nursery Desk for badge)
• Foothills: Sunday School for preschoolers, 9:35 a.m. (Check-in Discipleship Center (DC) lobby)
• Base Camp: Sunday School for K-5th grade, 9:35 a.m. (Check-in Discipleship Center (DC) lobby)
• Children’s Church: Preschool-1st grade, during 11:00 a.m. worship (Check-in Crossroads Lobby)
Find out more at apexumc.org/children.
Youth Ministry: Join our weekly Youth Programming on Sunday evenings at 6 p.m.
• Follow us on Instagram (@aumcym) to see what our Youth are doing.
Confidential prayer requests can be made online at apexumc.org/prayer.
We invite you to join us this Advent season as we focus on what Christmas is all about. You can find a full
list of Advent offerings in the announcements section of this bulletin and online at apexumc.org/advent.
Today we gather in worship to hear the beloved music of this joyous season. In the 8:15 and 11 a.m.
traditional services, the Chancel Choir and chamber orchestra will present Christmas Chronicles with guest
narrator Bill Cox to share the sounds and stories preparing us for Christ’s birth. In our 9:35 a.m.
contemporary service, we will feature familiar songs, stories, and special music led by the praise band.
APEX UMC STAFF
Senior Pastor: Laura Katherine Stern, laura.katherine@apexumc.org
Teaching Pastor: Laura Johnson, laura.johnson@apexumc.org
Associate Pastor: Sheila Ahler, sheila.ahler@apexumc.org
Traditional Worship Arts Director: Todd Arant, todd.arant@apexumc.org
Livestream Coordinator: Brandon Chauvaux, brandon.chauvaux@apexumc.org
Facilities: Jim Danforth, jim.danforth@apexumc.org
Children’s Ministry Director: Ellen Griffin, ellen.griffin@apexumc.org
Youth Ministry Director: Tanner Johnson, tanner.johnson@apexumc.org
Missions Coordinator: Kara Matthews, kara.matthews@apexumc.org
Church Administrator: Jennifer Peacock, jennifer.peacock@apexumc.org
Communications Administrator: Brittney Pettis, brittney.pettis@apexumc.org
Contemporary Worship Arts & Digital Media Director: Kevin Thompson, kevin.thompson@apexumc.org
Nursery Coordinator: Deborah Wade, nursery@apexumc.org
Children’s Ministry Associate: Norma Wallace, norma.wallace@apexumc.org
High School Lead: Ryann Welch, ryann.welch@apexumc.org
Facilities Support: Will Wilson, will.wilson@apexumc.org
Organist: Joette Winberry, organist@apexumc.orgCONTEMPORARY ORDER OF WORSHIP – 3RD SUNDAY OF ADVENT
9:35 a.m., Christian Life Center
December 11, 2022
* Please stand as you are able.
SONG OF WELCOME God So Loved
WELCOME
LIGHTING OF THE ADVENT WREATH CANDLES
* SONG OF PRAISE Angels We Have Heard on High
* SONG OF PRAYER Born Is The King (It’s Christmas)
SONG STORY I Heard the Bells on Christmas Day
ANNOUNCEMENTS
PRAYERS OF THE PEOPLE
OFFERING
SPECIAL MUSIC O Come All Ye Faithful
I Still Believe in Christmas
He Has Come for Us (God Rest Ye Merry Gentlemen)
Joy to the World
O Holy Night (Hallelujah)
CLOSING God Is With Us
* BENEDICTIONTRADITIONAL ORDER OF WORSHIP — 3RD SUNDAY OF ADVENT
8:15 & 11:00 a.m., Sanctuary
December 11, 2022
* Please stand as you are able.
WELCOME
PRELUDE Sing We Now of Christmas Helvey
* PASSING THE PEACE
* GREETING Psalm 96:2-3
Sing to the Lord; bless his name;
Tell of his salvation from day to day.
Declare his glory among the nations,
His marvelous works among all the peoples.
* HYMN OF PRAISE O Come, All Ye Faithful UMH 234
Stanzas 1, 3, & 6
1. O come, all ye faithful, joyful and triumphant, O come ye, O come ye to Bethlehem!
Come and behold Him, born the King of angels! O come, let us adore Him. O come, let us adore Him.
O come, let us adore Him, Christ the Lord!
3. Sing, choirs of angels, sing in exultation. O sing, all ye citizens of heaven above!
Glory to God, all glory in the highest! O come, let us adore Him. O come, let us adore Him.
O come, let us adore Him, Christ the Lord!
6. Yea, Lord, we greet Thee, born this happy morning. Jesus, to Thee be all glory given.
Word of the Father, now in flesh appearing! O come, let us adore Him. O come, let us adore Him.
O come, let us adore Him, Christ the Lord!
LIGHTING THE ADVENT WREATH CANDLES
Rejoice! Rejoice! Emmanuel shall come to thee, O Israel.
CHILDREN’S MOMENT (11:00)
INTERCESSORY PRAYER Ukrainian Alleluia Courtney
Because of its geographical position and rich natural resources, Ukraine has a history of foreign invasion, occupation,
and oppression. It is estimated that more than 25 million Ukrainians were killed during the 20th century due to
starvation, war, and the deadliest nuclear accident in history. Christians in particular suffered discrimination, arrest,
torture, and even death for the sake of their beliefs. This anthem was borne out of the knowledge of these
circumstances. It is a musical portrayal of a quiet voice of faith, praise, and hope, in the midst of suffering and tragedy.
THE LORD’S PRAYER
Our Father, who art in heaven, hallowed be thy Name. Thy kingdom come, thy will be done on
earth as it is in heaven. Give us this day our daily bread. And forgive us our trespasses, as we
forgive those who trespass against us. And lead us not into temptation, but deliver us from evil.
For thine is the kingdom, and the power, and the glory, forever. Amen.
GIVING OF TITHES AND OFFERINGSCHRISTMAS CHRONICLES
featuring Bill Cox, guest narrator, with Chancel Choir and Chamber Orchestra
ANTHEM Angels from the Realms of Glory Forrest
Monologue: Angel
ANTHEM The Hands That First Held Mary’s Child Forrest
Monologue: Joseph
ANTHEM What Child Is This Helvey
Monologue: Innkeeper
ANTHEM How Great Our Joy Courtney
Monologue: Shepherd
ANTHEM Go, Tell It on the Mountain Ijames
* BLESSING AND SENDING FORTH
POSTLUDE
Liturgist: Laura Katherine Stern
Lighting of the Advent Wreath Candles:
Wallace and Millie Harding (8:15); Patricia Snyder (11:00)TRADITIONAL SERVICE PARTICIPANTS
TRADITIONAL WORSHIP ARTS DIRECTOR: Todd Arant
ORGANIST: Joette Winberry
NARRATOR: Bill Cox
AUDIO/VISUAL SUPPORT: Brandon Chauvaux, John Taylor
CHAMBER ORCHESTRA
FLUTE: Heather Duvall VIOLIN 1: Meg Leonards
OBOE: Kimberly Potter VIOLIN 2: Denise Matthews
CLARINET: Lecia Cecconi-Roberts VIOLA: Alison Nack
BASSOON: Robin Hashey CELLO: Jeanette Van Vickle
HORN: Tim Dyess PERCUSSION: Krista Siachames
PIANO: Patrick Jessee
CHANCEL CHOIR
SOPRANO: Linda Caldwell, Caitlin Cook, Karla Cossa, Janet D'Ignazio, Sandra Edens, Katie Forbes,
Jessica Grantham, Susan Harper, Anne Harrison, Jennifer Higdon, Christine Hughes, Angie Koch, Ruth Pelz,
Lee Riddick, Lisa Roberds, Patricia Shackleton, Valerie Sutton, Caroline Verghese, Lori Volpe, Pam Wilkins,
Nancy Young
ALTO: Tamara Anderson, Kathy Bryant, Cathy-Ruth Collins, Janine Daly, Margaret Kelder, Norma Keyes,
Sandy Miller, Casey Purdy, Grace Roede, Shirley Spedding, Pam Strug, Cathy Turner, Barbara Weaver,
Carissa White, Alta Whitt
TENOR: Eva Boyce, Fred D'Ignazio, Chris Dolen, Rod Dolen, Jeanne Erwin, Carol Hoal, Steve Long,
Lou Schlipper
BASS: Stephen Anderson, Gary Batchelor, John Caldwell, Tom Cossa, Chuck Cox, John Davis, Bob Kelley,
Bob Knott, Harold Reed, Bob Sleight, Craig White, Matt Wight
We are grateful to have Bill Cox with us today as our guest narrator. Bill is the executive director of
Concoxions, a unique ministry organization he founded in 1979. A speaker, chalk artist, actor, musician,
songwriter, author, and playwright; Bill has written, produced, and presented numerous productions that
have been featured in hundreds of churches as well as regional, state, and national conferences across the
country. For 35 years, part of Bill’s work with Concoxions included producing and directing the popular
Seesalt (summer) and Chillipepper (winter) student conferences. Bill also wrote, produced, directed, and
performed in “A Peace of ‘72” that received wide-spread acclaim during its 90-show run at Fantasy Harbour
in Myrtle Beach. That led to the establishment in 2001 of Concoxions Cornerstone Theatre in Lyman, SC
which for eight years served as the home of additional original Concoxions productions including “The
Journey” and “Cornerstone Christmas Dinner Theatre.” Spartanburg, SC is home for Bill and his wife Kathy,
who is also a full-time part of Concoxions. They have two sons, a daughter, six grandsons, and one
granddaughter.To see full details visit:
www.apexumc.org/news
To register for the events listed below visit:
https://apexumc.churchcenter.com/registrations
Subscribe to our weekly email newsletter by scanning the QR code:
General
Committee Meetings Calendar: December 11 - 17
December 12 – Trustees, 7 p.m.
AUMC Preschool - It's almost time for Preschool Registration for 2023-2024! Information and details are
available on our website, apexumc.org/preschool and click on the Registration tab. The important deadline
to note is that all paperwork and payment will be due by 12:30 pm on Monday, Jan. 9, 2023. Please email
preschool@apexumc.org or call the preschool office at 919-362-7118 if you have questions.
What is a Memorial Wall? The Memorial Garden now houses a columbarium to hold the cremains of
eligible persons and a section to display the names of loved-ones buried elsewhere. You may reserve
space for the name of someone still living to be added upon his/her death. Names of persons already
deceased may be added now for $500. Contact Jim Ahler, jtahler49@gmail.com or 919-522-7061, or Ellen
Rose, ellen.rose@apexumc.org or 919-608-2821 for information.
Columbarium Price Increase: Don't delay if you are considering a purchase, only 35 vacancies remain.
The price of a niche that holds up to two urns is $3,000 only until December 31. On January 1, 2023 the
price will increase to $3,200. Contact Jim Ahler, jtahler49@gmail.com or 919-522-7061, or Ellen Rose,
ellen.rose@apexumc.org or 919-608-2821 for information.
Advent – www.apexumc.org/advent
Sermon Series – What Can’t Wait: Advent is a season of waiting, but is idle waiting what God wants of
us? In preparation for the coming Messiah, we wonder together – what things can’t wait? This Advent, we
invite you to join us in imagining, prioritizing, and preparing. As we wait, what can’t?
Advent Devotional – What Can’t Wait: This Advent we have published a Daily Devotional called “What
Can’t Wait?”, written by church members, staff, and pastors of AUMC. Please pick up a printed devotional
booklet in Crossroads or see the digital version for download on our church website.
Weekly Communion at 8:15 Service: The sacrament of Holy Communion will be offered at the 8:15
a.m. traditional service every week through Easter Sunday (April 9). All are welcome to come and receive
communion each Sunday during this dedicated time period.
Zoe 7-week Advent Study: Join us on Tuesday evenings beginning November 28, 2022 at 7 p.m. in DC
407. Throughout the Advent and Christmas season, we invite you to make space during this time to read,
reflect, pray and learn more about the work of Zoe Empowers through an immersive devotional
experience. Please email Ellen Daniels at tudortower@bellsouth.net with any questions.
Youth Christmas Party: Come and celebrate the birth of Jesus with all your best friends tonight,
December 11 from 6-8 p.m. All 6-12th grade students are encouraged to come and bring a friend!
Encore (55+) Christmas Party: Thursday, December 15, 12-2 p.m. Senior adults are invited to a
Christmas Party in the Fellowship Hall featuring a catered lunch from Smithfield's Chicken and BBQ and
other seasonal festivities, including a white elephant gift exchange game. The cost for lunch is $12 per
person. Please bring a wrapped gift of an item from your home for the gift exchange game. Kindly register
on Church Center by December 8.Las Posadas with Fiesta Cristiana: Friday, December 16th, 6-8 p.m, CLC Gym. Las Posadas
commemorates the journey of Mary and Joseph in search of lodging for the birth of Jesus. Join us for this
holiday celebration, which includes a procession, singing, reflection, food, hot chocolate, piñatas and more.
Light of the World Festival: We will celebrate the Best and Biggest Gift Ever with fun for all ages on
December 18th 4-7 p.m. for the Light of the World Festival. Join us for The Christmas Story, food trucks,
music, contests, games, hot cocoa and more. Don’t forget to check in at Crossroads to get your festival
schedule, receive a free gift, and visit the missions table to drop off gently used coats, hats, and gloves
and color a picture. We hope you will invite your friends, and neighbors to join us. The festival’s schedule
is on our website. Check it out and remember to wear your Ugly Sweater.
Angel Ornaments: Donate an angel ornament of your choice to our Angel Tree located in Crossroads.
Simply bring your ornament and place it on the tree during the Advent season. All ornaments will be safely
stored after Christmas and used for years to come. Questions? Contact Casey Purdy at casey@purdy.info.
Christmas Eve
Christmas Eve Services:
12 p.m. Traditional Communion Service Sanctuary
3 p.m. Children's Services Sanctuary & CLC
5 p.m. Traditional Communion & Candlelight Service Sanctuary & Livestream
Contemporary Communion & Candlelight Service CLC
7 p.m. Contemporary Communion & Candlelight Service CLC & Livestream
9 p.m. Traditional Communion & Candlelight Service Sanctuary
11 p.m. Traditional Communion & Candlelight Service Sanctuary
Christmas Eve Offering: On Christmas Eve, our offering replenishes the Pastor’s Discretionary Fund,
used by our pastors throughout the year to respond to emergency and special needs for people in the
Apex area. Please look within your hearts and give as you can to help us care for our neighbors in 2023.
Christmas Eve Communion Servers and Greeters: We need several communion servers to assist in all
our traditional and contemporary services, along with greeters to help welcome people to our campus.
Please register online at apexumc.churchcenter.com/registrations and let us know how you can welcome
all on Christmas Eve!
Worship
Christmas Sunday: On December 25, we will offer one traditional worship service at 10 a.m. only in the
sanctuary. Kids are welcomed to wear their pajamas. Nursery for ages 3 and under will be available.
New Year’s Day: There will be no 8:15 a.m. service on January 1, 2023; we will be offering services at
9:35 and 11:00 a.m.
Changes in Youth & Children’s Sunday School Schedule: Sunday, December 25, will be a Pajama
Party for children. There will be no children’s Sunday School at 9:35 or Children’s Church at 10:00, but
children are encouraged to worship with their families. Youth Sunday School will not meet on December 25
or January 1. Regular youth and children’s programming resumes on January 8.
Handbells at Biltmore Estate: Our Apex UMC Handbell Ensemble will be performing at the Biltmore
Estate in Asheville, NC on Saturday, December 31 and Sunday, January 1 as part of the Candlelight
Christmas Evenings. If you are in the Asheville area over the New Year’s weekend, make plans to attend
this special event! Questions? Email Todd Arant for more information.2023 Sanctuary Altar Flowers: Donate altar flowers for Sunday services in the sanctuary in 2023. Sign up online at apexumc.org/worship or use the QR code to see dates and details about how to place your order. Questions? Contact Jessica Grantham at granthamjl@gmail.com. Baptism of the Lord Sunday: Are you considering baptism for yourself or for your child? Sunday, January 8 is Baptism of the Lord Sunday and we would love to hold baptisms in all our worship services. If you want to be part of this special Sunday, fill out our form at apexumc.churchcenter.com/people/forms/172692 and a pastor will be in contact. Organ Dedication Concert: Join us on Sunday, January 15 at 3:00 p.m. in the Sanctuary for the dedication concert of our new 3 manual, 75 stop Rodgers Organ. Guest artist Justin Maxey from Atlanta will present a concert of classical and sacred selections as we officially dedicate this new instrument. The concert is free and open to the public. Questions? Email Todd Arant for more information. End-of-Year Year-End Gifts: All gifts intended for tax credit in 2022 must be mailed and postmarked, turned in to the church office or submitted online by December 31. If you would like to make a year-end donation of stock, contact our finance office at finance@apexumc.org or 919-362-7807 ext. 228. Instructions can also be found online at apexumc.org/give. Holiday Office Hours: The church office will be closed December 26-30 and January 2. A secure, locked drop box is available at the front door of the office for end-of-year donations and gifts. It is the smaller gray box to the right of the door marked #1. Connect Preschool Parent’s Small Group: A new preschool parents small group began on Thursday, December 1 at 9:15 a.m. This group meets on 1st and 3rd Thursdays for fellowship, prayer, and study. Childcare is available with online registration. Register on Church Center for the small group or contact Pastor Laura Johnson to learn more. High School Retreat Registration: We are so excited to share that registration for the High School Retreat 2023 is open now! If you are a High School student who is looking to develop a deeper relationship with God and others in our community, we encourage you to sign up! Registration and more details are available online at www.apexumc.org/ym/hsyouth/. AOSP 2023!: Mark your calendars for Apex Outreach Service Project 2023! AOSP will be July 16-22. Registration for students & leaders opens today, December 11th. United Methodist Summer Camps: There are 3 United Methodist summer camps in the North Carolina Annual Conference that provide sleep-away camps full of fun and faith formation: Camp Don Lee in Arapahoe, Camp Rockfish in Parkton, and Camp Chestnut Ridge in Efland. Pastor Laura Johnson will serve as the Camp Chaplain at Camp Chestnut Ridge the week of July 2, 2023 and would love AUMC children to join her and her family. Registration for new families opens on the Chestnut Ridge website (www.campchestnutridge.org/) on December 1, and spots fill up quickly. Youth Talent Show 2023: Save the date for our 8th Annual Youth Talent Show and Dinner Fundraiser on Friday, February 10, starting at 6:00pm in the CLC Gym. Make plans to join us for an evening of food, fellowship, and entertainment all led by our talented youth. More info to come in the new year! Caregiver Support Group: Join other caregivers via Zoom monthly, on the second Tuesday. Sign up online for the Zoom link. Questions? Contact Sharon Monfort, smnync98@gmail.com.
Young Adult Ministry (YAM): Young adults (18-30ish) are invited to join the Young Adult Ministry (YAM) for Christian community that includes social events and service opportunities on Wednesday nights. Follow @apexumcyam on Facebook or Instagram or contact Raven Moore Friday, moore.raven@gmail.com. Serve Toiletries for Christian Life Home: For the next three weeks, we will be collecting the following items at the mission table in Crossroads: Toilet paper, shampoo, conditioner, dental floss, toothpaste and toothbrushes, deodorant, bar soap and hand soap. For more info please contact Jeanne Whittlesey at jbwhittlesey@att.net or Kara Matthews at kara.matthews@apexumc.org. Coats, Hats, Gloves, and Scarves ONLY for Note in the Pocket: We are now accepting coats, hats, gloves and scarves for our Light of the World Festival Mission Project for Note in the Pocket. The bins are located inside Crossroads and outside in the Crossroads circle through December 18th. Sponsorship for Ukrainian Families: Considering hosting a Ukrainian refugee family in harm’s way? Uniting for Ukraine (U4U) sponsorship allows Ukrainian citizens to travel to the United States under humanitarian parole immigration status, provided that they have a US sponsor host family. U4U beneficiaries qualify for Medicaid, Food Stamps, education and career path planning and other resettlement support activities. Please contact Brian Snyder brian.d.snyder@outlook.com or Kara Matthews for more information or to speak to one of our families. Feed the Kids: FTK provides weekend food bags to food-insecure students in Western Wake County. Current needs: any individually packaged foods, but especially breakfast items (cereal/oatmeal/grits) and individual fruit packs. Place items in the Feed the Kids bin in the Crossroads Circle. Thank you! Western Wake Crisis Ministry: WWCM currently needs peanut butter, jelly/jam in plastic jars, bags of rice, individual drink mixes and personal hygiene items especially deodorant. Place your donations in the WWCM marked carts found outside in the Crossroads traffic circle. Thank you so much for your support! Give Ukraine Relief: Your United Methodist Committee on Relief (UMCOR) donations have raised $13,137. You can continue your support by making a check out to AUMC and writing “Ukraine” in the memo line of your check or give online and select Ukraine-UMCOR from the drop-down menu. Giving to Apex UMC: Every time we give to AUMC, we are making a way for others to experience the love of God that we have experienced. You can set up a recurring gift online, place your offering in the offertory plate during worship, or you can text the dollar amount to 84321 and choose Apex UMC as recipient. Questions? Contact our finance office at finance@apexumc.org. GENERAL FUND OFFERINGS: July 1 – November 30 2022 · General Fund Offerings: $648,581 · Other Income: $20,556 · Total Expenses: $765,500 · Difference: ($96,363) Our fiscal year runs July 1, 2022 – June 30, 2023. $166,373 of excess revenues from the prior 2021-22 fiscal year are being used to fund the current operations in fiscal year 2022-23. Deferred mortgage payments NOT included above. Our total mortgage of $5,176,264 is due no later than February 1, 2035. Since April 2020 our lender has allowed us to pay only interest on the debt. Total deferred principal payments of $660,926 (Apr 2020-Nov 2022) are NOT included in the annual budget. We are scheduled to resume principal payments no later than July 1, 2025. Please visit www.apexumc.org/finance for more detailed information.
Poinsettia Dedications: In Honor of Our AUMC Pastors, Laura, Laura & Sheila, given by Jim and Sally Williford Our daughters, Emily Hermann and Caitlin Posey, given by Janine Daly and James Hermann Our granddaughter, Charley Dignan, given by Jim and Sally Williford Jennings and Harrison’s grandparents, given by Bobby Dixon Our children, Jennifer and Ryan Higdon, Andrew and Catie Harper, and Megan Harper, given by Bill and Susan Harper Our grandparents, Alice and Byrns Coleman, given by Emma and Taft Coleman Sheila Ahler, given by Jerry and Joette Winberry Todd Arant, given by Jerry and Joette Winberry Mona Dean, given by Proctor, Amy, Jordan and Carl Dean Ralph Hermann, given by Janine Daly and James Hermann Laura Johnson, given by Jerry and Joette Winberry Candy Jordan, given by her grandchildren, Caroline and Andrew Ramos Larry Jordan, given by his grandchildren, Caroline and Andrew Ramos Larry and Candy Jordan, given by Proctor, Amy, Jordan and Carl Dean Laura Katherine Stern, given by Jerry and Joette Winberry Sally Williford, given by Jim Williford Judy Wilson, given by Ron and Patty Brown Poinsettia Dedications: In Memory of Our Parents, given by David and Janet Morris Our Parents, given by Ron and Patty Brown Jack and Isabel Adams, given by Jim and Gay Adams Our beloved Father and Grandfather, Bob Ayers, given by his family Jon, Katie, Eliza, and Evan Ayers Robert (Bob) H. Bridgers, Jr., given by Jean B. Bridgers, Robin & Jann Bridgers, Pam & Mark Oglesby Grammy & Grampy Beeson, Uncle Bob Beeson, Grampa Koch, Neenaw, Aunt Booders & Dani Boachie, given by Angie Koch My parents, Dwight and Earlene Briggs, given by Zonna Harriett Maryella B. Cameron, given by Julie Orum, Abby Cameron and Hugh Cameron Cathy Cameron, given by Julie Orum, Abby Cameron and Hugh Cameron
Joyce Cloer, given by Tam, Pam, Taylor and Ashley Cloer Daniel and Jean Daly, and Mary Hermann, given by Janine Daly and James Hermann Proc Dean, given by Proctor, Amy, Jordan and Carl Dean James and Fay Fahs and Jack Gubanc, given by Lori Fahs Joe and Jeanne Hack, given by Herbie and Sutton Hack My parents, Van and Maybelle Harriett, given by John Harriett Kenneth and Edith Helms, Charlie and Thelma Warrick and Owen and Ellen Grantham, given by Gentry, Vicki and Jessica Grantham and Brian, Brittney, Briley and Brison Pettis. Carl and Dorothy Krajcovic, given by Dottie Moorhous and Linda Paladino Our parents, Lee MacDuffie, Bill Harper, and Charles & Mary Guy, given by Bill and Susan Harper Margaret Mello, given by Jerry and Joette Winberry Dudley Moorhous given by Dottie Moorhous and Linda Paladino Elaine Ringleaf, by Patricia Shackleton & Jan Chopel Our parents, Charles and Yvonne Seibert and Bill and Loretta Lennox, given by Ward and Candace Seibert Clint’s brother, Phuong Spedding, and our grandparents, given by Clint and Shirley Spedding Bert and Allen Sutton, Herbert Sutton, given by Herbie and Sutton Hack Our grandparents, Josephine and Al Vasquez, given by Emma and Taft Coleman Carson Whitley, Roscoe Fryar and Russell Cain, given by Bertha Cain Uncle David Williams, given by Katie McMillan Jim and Sarah Winberry, given by Jerry and Joette Winberry Malia Winberry, given by Jerry and Joette Winberry Carol Witeck, given by Jim Witeck Bob & Gerry Young, given by Jim and Gay Adams Scripture Card: December 11 – 17 I’m New Card S: Luke 1:46b-55 M: Isaiah 29:17-24 T: Ezekiel 47:1-12 W: Zechariah 8:1-17 Th: 2 Samuel 7:1-17 F: 2 Samuel 7:18-22 S: 2 Samuel 7:23-29
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