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August 2016

Trinity United Methodist Church

Trinity Tidings “Life in the Son”

IN THIS ISSUE

A Pastor’s Pondering 1

Music Ministry News

Treasurer’s Report

2

2

Congregational Fellowship

Evangelism/Congregational Care

3

3

Trinity Youth News

Trinity Kids’ News

UMW News

4

4

5

Missions

Living Water

UMM News

Ins and Outs

PEP Club

Security at Trinity

Summer Music

Trinity Reading Group

Life Line Screening

6

6

7

7

7

8

9

9

9

Congregational Prayers

August Birthdays

August Anniversaries

10

10

10

Our Service Workers 11

Worship Services

Business Hours

Church Staff

Trinity Special Events

12

12

12

12

Items for

August: Peanut

Butter and Jelly

A Pastor’s Ponderings "...As each of you has received a gift (a particular spiritual talent),

employ it for one another as good trustees of God's many-sided grace. Whoever

speaks, let him do it as one who utters oracles of God; whoever renders service,

let him do it as with the strength which God furnishes abundantly, so that in all

things God may be glorified through Jesus Christ. To Him be the glory and do-

minion forever and ever.” (1 Peter 4: 10-11)

Have you ever asked yourself, “What gifts do I have to offer?” I have a

feeling that many of us have those thoughts pass through our minds. But the

fact of the matter is God has blessed us all with so much and we are supposed to

be responsible with those gifts and talents.

We are to share the gifts God has given to us, to uplift and inspire and

challenge each other. Our gifts are meant for encouraging others to rise to their

full potential in God. We all have been given a gift that we can use to help

someone else along the way. No matter what it is – big or small – we have a

part to play and we can use our gifts for God’s glory.

If you are not sure what gift or talent you may have, that God has given

you – ask Him to reveal it to you. It may be what you consider a natural ability

or talent, but when it’s dedicated to the Lord, He can use it for His purposes.

After all, even our natural abilities and talents are a gift from God. He has given

it to us so we can use it to encourage and inspire others, and therefore glorify

God.

We should use our gifts to encourage each other for through them we can

bless our sisters and brothers. Recently we have asked you to share your talents

with us here at the church. Through our time and talents, we serve God and we

contribute to helping the “kingdom.” True there are some of us that are gifted in

some areas and some in others, but we all have a responsibility to share our

talents and Trinity needs you all. As we are taking huge leaps of faith with new

programs and ministries, Trinity needs your talents.

In addition to that, please feel free to come by and discuss your gifts and

talents with me and we can find a place that best suits you. Please do not waste

the gifts and talents that have been given, use them to glorify the church and all

of God’s people!

Rev. Michael Ritter

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On Sunday, August

14th, children of

all ages are invited

to bring their book

bags and participate

in a special

Blessing of the Backpacks during our

8:30 and 11:00 worship services.

TREASURER’S REPORT (JUNE 2016)

Music Ministry News

I want to start by thanking everyone for all the wonderful birthday wishes. My birthday Sunday was

fabulous, especially listening and watching you sing some of my favorite hymns. The choir did a great

job with "Blessed Assurance." Thank you just doesn't seem enough.

Singing hymns in church is a long standing tradition. Originally modeled after Psalms and other

poetic passages, Christians have sung hymns in worship. One definition of hymn is "a lyric poem,

reverently or devotional conceived, which is designed to be sung and expresses the worshiping attitude

toward God or God's purpose in human life. It should be simple and metrical in form, genuinely

emotional, poetic and literary in style, spiritual in quality, and in its ideas so direct and so immediately apparent as

to unify a congregation while singing it.” Christian hymns are often written with special or seasonal themes. Others

are used to encourage or to celebrate or to praise. There are many people who have written some of our

favorites. The tune style or form designates gospel songs as distinct from hymns. Gospel songs generally have a

refrain, or chorus, and usually a faster tempo. For example, "Amazing Grace" is a hymn (no refrain), and "How

Great Thou Art" is a gospel song. Interesting - I thought so.

The Grand Strand Chapter of the American Guild of Organists, of which Karen and Albert are both members,

has asked Trinity to host its annual Service of Convocation. This is a service centered around wonderful music. It

will be Friday, August 26th, at 6:00 pm. We hope you will add this to your calendar. It should be something you

will not want to miss.

On Sunday, August 28th, I invite you to lunch, served here, immediately following the 11:00

service. It is Albert's 60th birthday, and we will celebrate big. Watch for sign-up sheets in the

bulletin. I will need you to turn these in so we know how much food to prepare.

Melody Evans

Director of Music

Total Income YTD $284,452.00

Total Income YTD Budgeted $242,549.00

Income Over Budgeted Amount $ 41,902.00

Total Expenses YTD $246,215.00

Total Expenses YTD Budget $244,510.00

Expenses OVER Budget YTD $1,706.00

Apportionments Budgeted YTD $ 26,113.00

Apportionments Actually Paid YTD $ 26,113.00

Weekly Needs Average Budgeted 2016 $9,329.00

Weekly Actual Average Giving 2016 $10,940.00

(New Project) South State Bank Loan Payable $60,000.00

BEACH CIRCLE

Meet your church family

at 6:00 pm on Sunday

evening on the beach at

21st Avenue South,

NMB. Bring a beach

chair, towel, blanket,

anything you like.

Sunday, August 7th

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Wednesday Night Fellowship

6:00pm Let’s eat!!! Please come out and en-

joy good food and some fellowship

with your church family. In August

we will have our family fellowship on

the first Wednesday of the month.

Come out and enjoy the fun!

August Fellowship Date: August 3

We Care about YOU!

Would you like a visit from Trinity?

Perhaps a call, devotion, a prayer,

communion?

Do you know someone who would like a visit or a call?

Please let us know by calling the church office at

843-272-5236 or emailing admin@trinitynmb.com.

Do you know anyone who cannot come to church for health or other reasons, but really misses the worship experience? Trinity is now offering "Church at Home,” a full worship service on a

small scale. We can make accommodations as needed for any challenge. Please call Gerry Ferguson, 843-360-5584, or Carolyn Marker, 843-361-1942, to refer someone or request this for yourself.

Trinity on the Move

After years of prayer and consideration,

we are finally ready to move forward with our

Sunday evening praise and worship service.

The start up date and time will be announced

soon. It is going to take the efforts of a number

of people to make this happen. Right now we are

seeking people to do the audio and video prep

work, to prepare the background scenes for the

words to each song, to learn to adjust the audio

and video on the fly, and to coordinate with the

Praise Team. This is a challenging area to cover,

but it is also very rewarding. There will be train-

ing sessions so even the technologically chal-

lenged will be able to handle the job. If you are

interested or would like more information,

please contact Rev. Ed or Charles.

THE CONGREGATIONAL CARE AND

EVALGELISM TEAM CARE ABOUT YOU!

How?

Visits to shut ins

Birthday parties for those unable to get out

Communion and Home Church Services

Festivals to reach out into the community

Prison Ministry

Visitor Bags with information about Trinity

Bake bread for new visitors

Congregational Prayer Program

Try to meet needs of those who are temporarily

incapacitated due to illness or other events

Support other ministries at Trinity

To do all these outreaches to the members of our con-

gregation and the community, we need help to meet the

needs. Interested to know more? Call Marie Peacock,

843-361-0038

Come join the group and help reach out to others!

August 28th is Membership Sunday!

If you are interested in becoming a member of

Trinity or know of someone who might be inter-

ested, please contact or have them contact

Pastor Ed, Pastor Michael or the church office.

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We are gearing up for a new school year! But, while we are planning and looking ahead to our Sunday Nights in the fall, we still have some summer left. In addition to the pool party we are doing with the children, we are also having one more summer trip for just the youth.

On August 10th, we will be going to Waccattee Zoo. We will be leaving the church at 10 am. The cost is $10 per student. We are looking forward to seeing all of you there!

Terrific Tuesdays

We still have two Terrific Tuesdays left! We have a beach day

on August 2nd and then we will have a bowling outing on

August 9th. If you are interested in participating contact

Charles or the church office.

LOVE TO COOK?

We are once again looking for people to help cook for our youth and

children on Sunday Night. If you are interested in scheduling a Sunday Night, or if you have any questions

please contact Charles or the church office.

NEW RELEASE FORMS

It is that time of year again to fill out release

forms for the 2016-2017 school year. If you

have a child under 18 that participates in

our Sunday Night program or any of our

special events throughout the year, please

stop by the office and fill out a release form.

This will cover their involvement through

next summer.

It’s time for a Pool Party!

It’s that time of year again for our end of summer pool party! The party

is once again at the Power’s house and is for all of our youth and

children. It will be held August 14th at 3pm. We will have hamburgers,

hot dogs, chips and drinks again this year, and if you would like to help

provide part of the food, or if you need directions, contact Charles, the

church office, or email Trinitykidsnmb@gmail.com.

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News from the United Methodist Women

Trinity United Methodist Women North Myrtle Beach, SC

Presents the

“Festival of Tables” Saturday, September 17, 2016 11am

This highly successful and joyous event is the major fundraiser for the Trinity United Methodist Women and their local and worldwide missions.

The event includes ‘viewing’ of the graciously decorated theme tables, a concert of show tunes presented by the fabulous Kelvin Perkins, a Silent Auction, Cham-ber Music by our own Albert & Friends and a wonderful catered meal graciously served by our very fine United Methodist gentlemen.

$20 tickets will go on sale on Sunday, August 14 and will go quickly!

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Mission Ministry News August 2016 We are digging 5 wells – Please see the article in this newsletter by Carolyn Marker, for an update on the wells. I have

posted a map with the countries where our wells will be located in the hallway behind the choir.

Christmas Stockings – Love Circle will be making Christmas stockings for the ASAP Veterans this year. If you are out

shopping and see some Christmas material that would work well for stockings, please pick some up for them. Bobbie Johnson

(843-280-9242) can give you more information. Thanks to the Love Circle for doing this for our ASAP Veterans.

Mobile Meals – Trinity delivers for a week (5 days) every 8 or 9 weeks. The next dates are August 8-12. Marie Cary

(843-399-2968) has been leading this mission for TUMC and is looking for a replacement. If you might be interested,

please contact Marie. Also, Mobile Meals is looking for additional drivers. You will be trained. If interested, please

contact Marie.

North Strand Helping Hand (NSHH) – Peanut Butter and jelly (especially jelly) are needed by both ASAP and NSHH.

Please pick some up when you go shopping. ASAP will use what they need, and the remainder will go to NSHH.

These items are always needed by both NSHH and ASAP.

Socks for the homeless - In September I will be asking for socks for the homeless. I will be taking them to Eastern

Carolina Homeless Organization for distribution in early October. Please think about how it feels to put on a pair of dry socks

when your feet have gotten wet. Last year you generously donated 950 pair. Let’s see if we can’t reach 1000 pair this

year.

Flocking – Want to surprise a neighbor or loved one? Have them flocked. Betty and I were flocked, and it was

amazing. So many neighbors asked about it, and we were able to talk about our Church and the mission work that is supported

by flocking. If you would like to flock someone, contact Jeannie Reeder or Carol Adams.

Thanks for all that YOU do to support the mission projects of our Church.

If you have any questions about what your Missions’ Committee is doing or would like to help, please contact Frank Autry

(843-685-1190). You are also welcome to attend a committee meeting on the third Monday of each month at 9:00 am in the

A.G. Greene building.

OUR GIFT OF LIVING WATER

The Missions Committee of Trinity United Methodist Church sincerely thanks you for your prayers & financial

contributions in support of our water well project. We also thank the tremendous work of Widow’s Mite Experience, Inc. &

the leadership of Janet Brown, President & Founder, for her guidance in our endeavor. Janet says that while other churches

have contributed more wells over a period of years, Trinity UMC holds the record for the most wells dug at one time!

Your response was overwhelming & far exceeded our expectations. The giving & caring nature of TUMC is a true

example of Christian love. We thank God for the opportunity He has given us to help His people. We are grateful that God’s

Holy Spirit touched so many hearts to help others in need, especially the children. We have been blessed by our giving & in

turn will bless many others.

We remind you that each completed well will be dedicated in a small ceremony with the local population where our church

will be recognized. A plague will be inscribed with our name & a water related Scripture verse. We will be receiving pictures

of the dedication to share with everyone. We look forward to that! We will have to be patient. Janet says the process will take 6

months to a year for completion. Some countries are more difficult to dig the wells than others. Our 5 countries are Peru, India,

Cost Rica, Guatemala, and `the Philippines.

Please remember that the wells dug using our funds will accomplish 3 important things. First, fresh, clean water for the

local population will save many physical lives. Second, Widow’s Mite will provide education to the local population about

healthy living habits such as the necessity of hand washing & regular bathing. While we take these activities for granted, they

are not the norm in water starved villages. The local population will also be taught technical measures for maintaining the

wells.

Finally, Widow’s Mite will share the Good News of Jesus Christ so the recipients begin to understand spiritual salvation

through our Lord & the loving nature of Christians around the world. The water they receive from the wells will indeed be

“living water for their souls”, giving them hope for their future, & changing their lives for the glory of Jesus Christ.

Carolyn Marker, Missions Committee

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Mark your calendars for August 18.

We'll gather at the Surf Club at 12 noon

for lunch and make plans for the

upcoming year. Details to be announced.

News from the PEP Club (People Enjoying People)

We Be Flocking The weather has been so beautiful, and our

birds are getting bored staying in the storage

shed. They want to get out and make

someone's day! It's the season of weddings

and other celebrations so think of our birds when giving your

friend a special gift. Give Carol Adams (843-267-0730) or

Jeannie Reeder (843-390-2377) a call, and they'll be happy

to do the deed. ALL proceeds from the flockings go to the

missions of Trinity.

News from the United Methodist Men The United Methodist Men have no meetings in August.

We meet on the third Sunday of the month. Sept. 18th is our next meeting at 9:45 am for breakfast.

August 7th is TUMM Sunday when we will be conducting the services. Please join us!

We invite all men of Trinity for fellowship. See you in church!

Jack Callaghan, President

Ins and Outs

Golf anyone??? Join us for a fun round of

golf on Mondays during August. Check the

weekly bulletin for times and locations.

Players of any ability level are welcome.

Our Bridge Group is up and running and

always looking for more players. Come by at

10 am on Tuesdays (except August 9th, we will

meet at 9:30 am in AG Greene) for a great

time, meeting new friends and having fun!

We would love your help!

Our Caring Hearts’ team is hoping you’ll

join us in visiting and calling members of

the church who aren’t able to come to

church.

Please call Marianne Vandawalker at

843-945-0866 or the church office at 843-272-5236.

WANTED: People who are committed to responsible

stewardship of God's creation and willing to give one

hour a month to that effort. Call Gerry Ferguson,

843-360-5584, for more information on how you can

help Trinity "Go Green."

PLANT YOUR SPIRITUAL GARDEN

GARDENING GOD’S WAY

Plant three rows of peas:

Peace of mind

Peace of Heart

Peace of Soul

Plant four rows of squash:

Squash gossip

Squash indifference

Squash grumbling

Squash selfishness

Plant four rows of lettuce:

Lettuce be faithful

Lettuce be kind

Lettuce be obedient

Lettuce really love one another

No garden without turnips:

Turnip for meetings

Turnip for service

Turnip to help one another

Water freely with patience and cultivate with love.

There is much fruit in your garden

Because you reap what you sow.

To Conclude our garden we must have thyme:

Thyme for God.

Thyme for study

Thyme for prayer

Given to us by Catherine Hay Smith

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SECURITY AT TRINITY As you know, Trinity has a security system that includes door and window contacts and motion detectors.

We all need to do our part in securing the church when the last person leaves.

We have someone who checks Trinity each night to make sure it is secure, but he has found that on several

occasions it has not been properly secured for the night.

The six doors into the church need to be closed and locked. The windows need to be closed, and the lights

should all be turned off before the alarm is set. The church should to be checked to make sure he/she are the last

to leave, and then the alarm should be set as that last person leaves. We cannot leave someone in the church who

does not have the code to set the alarm.

When you use the code to get in the back door, you should also have the code for the alarm. If you don’t have

this code, the alarm will go off and the police will come, so please use the doorbell. If there is someone in the

church, we will answer the bell and let you in.

This is the report for June 20th to July 20th.

Security check @ Trinity United Methodist Church

Date OK Remarks

6/20/2016 OK

6/21/2016 OK

6/22/2016

Balcony stair, Chancel area, Kitchen, library & shed all had

lights on / Double door not locked

6/23/2016 OK

6/24/2016 Chancel light on and double door not locked

6/25/2016 OK

6/26/2016 Alarm went off 5:45 main door / everything OK

6/27/2016 OK

6/28/2016 OK

6/29/2016 OK

6/30/2016 OK

7/1/2016 OK

7/2/2016 OK

7/3/2016 Sound system and one monitor were left on.

7/4/2016 OK

7/5/2016 OK

7/6/2016 OK

7/7/2016 Alarm went off / checked and everything OK

7/8/2016 OK

7/9/2016 OK

7/10/2016 OK

7/11/2016 OK

7/12/2016 OK

7/13/2016 OK

7/14/2016 OK

7/15/2016 OK

7/16/2016 OK

7/17/2016 OK

7/18/2016 OK

7/19/2016 OK

7/20/2016 OK

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New Members to Add to Trinity

Directory

Garland and Donna Allen

1503 C Hillside Dr. South

North Myrtle Beach, SC 29582

Douglas and Hala Berry

4100A S. Ocean Blvd

North Myrtle Beach, SC 29582

Michael and Cyndi Harrell

4413A N. Plantation Harbour Dr.

Little River, SC 29566

Mark and Beulah Matheny

1025 Plantation Dr. W.

Unit 2425

Little River, SC 29566

The Daniel Family Show

Each summer we give a very special performance on

Sunday nights at 8 pm at the Myrtle Beach Travel

Park: dates are 8/7 & 9/4. The Myrtle Beach Travel

Park is free, and you can gain entry by telling the person at the

gate that you are with Trinity Church and the Daniel Family.

Shows at the Apache Campground Pier are on Friday at 8 pm;

dates are 8/5, 8/12 & 9/12. There is a nominal fee to gain access

to the Apache Pier. Please come and join us for a evening of

music and fun.

For information, please call Rev. Ed at 843-421-7257.

Trinity Reading Group The Trinity Book Club meets on the second Monday

of each month at 9:00 am at Plantation Pancake House,

2001 Hwy. 17 South in NMB. The reading group has

decided to change its format. We will meet to discuss

books we have read, talk about movies we’ve seen and

exchange our thoughts and share books.

Good fellowship, good fun and good books - all are welcome, both

men and women.

SUMMER MUSIC

LIFE LINE SCREENING

Life Line Screening, a leading provider of community-based

preventive health screenings, will offer their affordable,

non-invasive and painless health screenings at Trinity United

Methodist Church on 9/22/2016. Five screenings will be offered

that scan for potential health problems related to: blocked

arteries which is a leading cause of stroke; abdominal aortic

aneurysms which can lead to a ruptured aorta; hardening of the

arteries in the legs which is a strong predictor of heart disease;

atrial fibrillation or irregular heart beat which is closely tied to

stroke risk; and a bone density screening, for men and women,

used to assess the risk of osteoporosis. Register for a Wellness

Package which includes 4 vascular tests and osteoporosis

screening from $149 ($139 with our member discount). All five

screenings take 60-90 minutes to complete. In order to

register for this event and to receive a $10 discount off

any package priced above $129, please call 1-888-653-6441

or visit www.lifelinescreening.com/community-partners.

The Nominations’ Committee

will meet on August 16th at

6:00 pm in the Fellowship Hall.

CHURCH DIRECTORIES

If you had your picture taken for

the new picture directory, please

stop by the office and pick one up.

If you were unable to have your

picture taken, there are

directories with our members

names and information in it.

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Pastor/Congregational Prayer Program The pastor and we as the congregation are always in prayer for others. Now we have the opportunity to pray

for other members of our congregation every week. Six names of families/members will be drawn at

random, and we will pray for these individuals and their families. Below are the names of the members

selected for August:

Week of August 7

Chuck Siceloff

Don & MaryAnn Furcillo

Greg & Judy Phillips

Dave Dickson

Larry & Marianne Vandawalker

Hank & Gerry Myers

Week of August 14

Glen & Sandy Pollack

Julia O’Brien

Joe & Nancy Banaian

Larry & Georgia Glover

Garner & Bonnie Weeks

Gerald & Meredith Smith

Week of August 21 Edward & Mary Cunningham

Susan Warbutton

Hank & Joyce Thomas

Calvin & Wanda Furr

Bob Fountain

Corky Schuman

Week of August 28

Inez Wolf

Kathryn Gregory

Don & Marsha Wehr

Bob & Gloria Scudder

Frank & Holly Fussell

Janet Osgood

Robert Gloria Scudder 08/03

Quinn & Jane Marinacci 08/06

Kenny & Jean Milligan 08/08

Jack & Kaye Schultz 08/10

Martin John & Samantha Slapnik 08/12

Tom & Linda Jones 08/14

Garner & Bonnie Weeks 08/14

Dennis & Jeannie DeAngelo 08/19

Roger & Judi Martino 08/19

John & Brenda Stewart 08/19

Dixon & Mahala Pearsall 08/22

Larry & Georgia Glover 08/23

William & Laura Schafer 08/28

Tom & Karen Stone 08/30

Bear Cheezem 08/03

William Eagen 08/03

Fran Gulliksen 08/03

Mason Hughes 08/03

Suzanne Ellis 08/04

John Johnson 08/04

Glen Pollack 08/04

Michael Richardson 08/04

Cathy R. Windell 08/06

James Bond 08/07

George Banaian 08/08

Norma Walters 08/08

Michael Durham 08/09

Peggy Farrington 08/11

Don Moore 08/11

Janice Pendleton 08/11

Nan Goodman 08/12

Miriam Powell 08/12

Betty Wyles 08/13

Lenora Flynn 08/14

Joyce Honea 08/14

Alice Brooks 08/15

Brad Davis 08/15

Jean Frye 08/15

Johnnie Moore 08/15

Julia Smith 08/16

Richard Jones 08/17

John Holleran 08/18

Judy Potter 08/18

Helen Swift 08/18

Jacob Slapnik 08/19

Ellen Black 08/21

Ruth Boward 08/21

Carolyn Flynn 08/22

Richard Anderson 08/23

Jerri Logan 08/23

Edwin Martin 08/24

Jerry Wyles 08/24

Robert Goulet 08/25

Jay Beeson 08/26

Albert Evans 08/26

Sharon Porter 08/26

Quinn Marinacci 08/27

Marie Peacock 08/27

Ann Thompson 08/27

Marie Cary 08/28

Linda Jones 08/28

Marty Slapnik 08/28

Meredith Smith 08/28

Tim Hughes 08/31

August

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•Bulletin info is due at noon on Wednesday each week.

•September Newsletter information is due by August 20th!!!

•Upper Room Devotional Booklets are in the Narthex.

ACOLYTES

8:30 am 11:00 am 8/7 Isabella Stewart Jordan Coates

Michael Stewart - Crucifer Jada Coates - Crucifer

8/14 Hayley Hughes Brayden Powers

Jacob Slapnik - Crucifer Edwin Martin - Crucifer

8/21 Avery Fields Edwin Martin

Bryan Fields - Crucifer Kaitlyn Williams - Crucifer

8/28 Lila Grace Parrott Emma Ritter

Faith Goff - Crucifer Dow Ritter - Crucifer

USHERS

8:30 am 8/7 Kenneth McIver (Capt.), Steve Huggins, Bobby Lewis, Tom Kelser

8/14 Lucy Huggins (Capt.), Dottie Bernat, Neal Krumme, Jill Krumme

8/21 Mike Walters (Capt.), Aubrey Apple, Pam Apple, Millie Doud

8/28 Lucy Huggins (Capt.), Steve Huggins, Tom Kelser, Connie Kelser

11:00 am 8/7 Alan Faulkenberry, Terry Fletcher, Bob Scudder, Steve Huggins

8/14 Scott Keziah (Capt.), Deborah Rhyne, Jackie Stanley, Elaine Berard, John Bouton

8/21 Deborah Rhyne (Capt.), Ric Hanlon, Ken Ledbetter, Margaret Philemon, John Bouton

8/28 Frank Autry (Capt.), Susan Warbutton, Deborah Rhyne, Margaret Martin, John Bouton

COMMUNION ASSISTANTS ON AUGUST 7th AUGUST ALTAR GUILD 8:30am 11:00am Sharon Porter and Janet Osgood

Don Frye Don Wehr

Don Moore Charles Pruett

Dave Dixon Ken Ledbetter

Neal Krumme Scott Keziah

Frank Autry Billie Jones

Tom Kelser Chick Marker

CHILDREN’S CHURCH LEADERS

8:30 am Leader 8:30 am Helper 11:00 am Leader 11:00 am Helper 8/7 No Children’s Church No Children’s Church

8/14 Carol Adams Jean Frye Peggy Joline Linda Jones

8/21 Charles Pruett Tera Ann Galloway Charles Pruett Tina Grubb

8/28 Charles Pruett Judy Phillips Charles Pruett Stephanie Williams

W o r k e r s

JUST A REMINDER

Please take note of the Sundays you and your

family members are scheduled to serve.

If you are unable to serve,

please find a replacement and

notify the church office of the change.

Thank you for being a part of Sunday Services.

We do appreciate your time and effort!

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Trinity United Methodist Church

706 Fourteenth Avenue South

North Myrtle Beach, South Carolina 29582

Non-Profit Org. US Postage

PAID Permit # 2

North Myrtle Beach, SC 29707

If you are interested in becoming a member of

Trinity UMC, please contact the church office.

Life in the Son

Business Hours: Monday -Thursday 8:00 am to 5:00 pm

Friday 8:00 am to 12:00 pm

Trinity United Methodist Church

706 14th Avenue South

North Myrtle Beach, South Carolina 29582

Phone: 843-272-5236 Fax: 843-272-0926

E-mail: trinity@trinitynmb.com

Website: www.trinitynmb.com

Sunday Worship Services:

8:30 am and 11:00 am

(Sunday School Class at 9:45 am)

CHURCH STAFF

Michael Ritter………… Pastor

Edmond Daniel………. Pastor

Charles Pruett………… Director of Christian Education

Barbara Tyson ……….. Financial Secretary

Melody Evans………… Director of Music Ministries

Bill Blackburn………… Handbell Director

Albert Evans………….. Organist

Karen Meeker………… Accompanist

Leslie Volpe…..………. Church Administrator

Edward Klein………….. Building Supervisor

Lori Goulet, Melissa Hughes, Jan Mosley…...Nursery

Or Current Resident

Fellowship Meal

August 3rd

6:00pm

TUMM Sunday

August 7th

Beach Circle August 7

21st Ave. South

6:00 pm

Back-to-School Pool Party

August 14th

3:00 pm

Lunch with the Staff

August 21st, 12:30 pm

Boardwalk Billy’s

August 2016

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