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July 2017

Trinity United Methodist Church

Trinity Tidings “Life in the Son”

IN THIS ISSUE

A Pastor’s Prescription 1

Music Ministry News

Treasurer’s Report

2

2

Congregational Fellowship

4th of July Parade & Dinner

3

3

Trinity Youth News

Trinity Kids’ News

UMW News

4

4

5

Missions

UMM News

Ins and Outs

Pastors’ Prescription Continued

Praise Report

VBS

New Members

Summer Music

6

7

7

8

8

9

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9

Congregational Prayers

July Birthdays

July Anniversaries

10

10

10

Our Service Workers 11

Worship Services

Business Hours

Church Staff

Trinity Special Events

12

12

12

12

A Pastor’ s Prescription for What Ails You

Items for

July: Peanut

Butter and Jelly

Greeting and Happy 4th of July

Matthew 11:16-19 (New Living Translation)

“To what can I compare this generation? It is like children playing a game in

the public square. They complain to their friends, ‘We played wedding songs.

and you didn’t dance,

so we played funeral songs,

and you didn’t mourn.’

For John didn’t spend his time eating and drinking, and you say, ‘He’s

possessed by a demon.’ The Son of Man, on the other hand, feasts and drinks,

and you say, ‘He’s a glutton and a drunkard, and a friend of tax collectors and

other sinners!’ But wisdom is shown to be right by its results.” I have read this passage many times but never from this version, the J.B.

Philip New Testament translation. I find it to be very interesting. I love the

wording and the way that they put everything together. The questions that they

pose are intriguing. They write: " But how can I show what the people of this

generation are like; they are like children sitting in the marketplace calling out to

their friends we played at your wedding for you but you wouldn't dance, and we

played at your funerals but you wouldn't cry. For John came into the strictest

ancestry and people say he was crazy. Then the Son of man came enjoying life

and people say he looks a drunkard and a glutton. He's the bosom-friends of the

tax collector and the sinner. Well, wisdom stands or falls by her own actions.”

That is a powerful translation of some incredible scripture from the New

Testament.

Some people have a tendency to hone in on the wrong thing and always

have. We find a way to see the negative even though we are surrounded by

wonderful things and wonderful people. But out of all that was said there's one

thing that stands out more than anything else. That is the statement that Jesus

came enjoying life.

We know that Jesus was ridiculed and that He was conspired against and

that He was betrayed. He was beaten and murdered. And we know that He had

knowledge that this was going to happen well in advance. Yet He enjoyed life.

He dealt with all the issues of the day, all of the pain and the suffering. He saw

people in the worst of situations, yet he enjoyed life. He knew where He came

from; He knew who He was; He knew that he deserved loyalty, respect and

love. Continued on Page 8

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TREASURER’S REPORT (May 2017)

Music Ministry News I have done this list before, but thought it was cute and wanted something funny for this month's article.

Have fun.

Dentist's Hymn................................... “Crown Him with Many Crowns”

Weatherman's Hymn.......................... “There Shall Be Showers of Blessings”

Contractor's Hymn............................. “The Church's One Foundation”

The Tailor's Hymn.............................. “Holy, Holy, Holy”

The Golfer's Hymn............................. “There's a Green Hill Far Away”

The Politician's Hymn........................ “Standing on the Promises”

Optometrist's Hymn........................... “Open My Eyes That I Might See”

The IRS Agent's Hymn...................... “I Surrender All”

The Gossip's Hymn............................ “Pass It On”

The Electrician's Hymn...................... “Send The Light”

The Shopper's Hymn.......................... “Sweet Bye and Bye”

The Realtor's Hymn........................... “I've Got a Mansion Just over the Hilltop”

The Massage Therapist's Hymn......... “He Touched Me”

The Doctor's Hymn............................ “The Great Physician” AND for those who speed on the highway - a few hymns:

45mph................... “God Will Take Care of You”

65mph................... “Nearer My God To Thee”

85mph................... “This World Is Not My Home”

95mph................... “Lord, I'm Coming Home”

100mph................. “Precious Memories”

Melody Evans

Total Income YTD $ 277,723.72

Total Income YTD Budgeted $ 238,797.50

Income Over Budgeted Amount $ 38,926.22

Total Expenses YTD $ 234,103.93

Total Expenses YTD Budget $ 240,076.94

Expenses UNDER Budget YTD $ 5,973.01

Apportionments Budgeted YTD $ 23,703.31

Apportionments Actually Paid YTD $ 23,703.31

Weekly Needs’ Average Budgeted 2017 $11,021.00

Weekly Actual Average Giving 2017 $12,653.81

(New Project) South State Bank Loan Payable $42,000.00

Emmaus

will not meet

on July 6th.

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The Pep Club will not be meeting in

June and July but will have its

kickoff luncheon, Dutch treat, in

August at the Surf Club.

Bring your ideas and suggestions with

you. Everyone is welcome; we are a very friendly

group. If you haven’t been to a meeting, we urge

you to come and see what we are all about! Enjoy

your summer and see you in August.

News from the PEP Club (People Enjoying People)

Wednesday

Tuesday Night Fellowship

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

good food and some fellowship with

your church family. In July we will have

our family fellowship meal on Tuesday,

the 4th of July!!! Come out and enjoy the fun!

July Fellowship Date: July 4th, 2017

Don’t forget

Trinity’s Annual

Patriotic Parade

As is our tradition, we will be celebrating the

4th of July after we have dinner on Tuesday the

4th of July with our annual patriotic parade

around the Trinity grounds. Decorate your golf

cart, your bicycle, your pet.

Come join in on the fun!

We Be Flocking Surprise! Celebrate!!. Thank others for service. For a

minimum of 25 flamingos at $1 each, make some-

one’s day. Volunteers are needed to put out fla-

mingos!!! Most calls work at your convenience to surprise

others. Call Jeannie Reeder (843-390-2377) or Carol Ad-

ams (843-267-0730) to schedule your flocking or to volunteer

to put out flamingos.

2017 Annual Conference

“What is bound on earth, is bound in Heaven”.

Is was an honor to represent TUMC as a delegate to

the 2017 Annual Conference. Thank you for your

confidence in me!

Theme:

We walk by faith, not by sight. 2 Cor 5:7

Bishop L. Jonathan Holston, presiding by rules of

parliamentary procedure.

A very Successful conference.

Catherine Hay Smith

Christian Higher Education

Two members of Trinity United Methodist

Church have been selected for the Trinity

Scholarship Program of $500.00 each for the

2017-2018 academic year. These students are

as follows: Horry-Georgetown Technical

College, Matthew Daniel, Horry- Georgetown

Technical College, Michael Daniel. These

students benefit from money awarded through

the Trinity Scholarship Program. This fund

was begun in the mid-1980’s by an anonymous

donor to help defray tuition costs. Available

monies are dispersed annually among success-

ful applicants. Closing date for applications

each year is April 30.

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We are part way through the summer, and we

still have two months to go! We hope your family

stays engaged through one of our Youth outings,

Terrific Tuesdays, camps or other programs.

The Education Committee is not meeting

this month on the 4th in recognition of

the 4th of July. Keep an eye on your

email if you are on the committee for

communication if something comes up.

Terrific Tuesdays are back!

Here are our JULY Terrific Tuesdays!

July 18th—Hippo Water Slide $5

July 25th— Candy-Making Party

Terrific Tuesdays are for children pre-K through

5th grade. We do need updated release forms for

these activities, and all activities will involve us

meeting here at 10 am and returning at noon.

Please contact Charles to sign up.

The Youth group is going to Cane Patch par 3!

On July 19th at 10 am, we will be leaving the

church and traveling to Cane Patch where we will

be playing “Pitch and Putt.” Don’t worry if you

don’t play actual golf, you don’t need a full set of

clubs and you can have a good time on this very

short family friendly course that only requires you

to have two clubs! Make sure you have a release

form signed for the year, and we hope to see you

there!

The summer is when we do a lot

of planning for the Fall’s MYF

and Trinity Kid’s activities. We

will be needing additional help

this coming year, including

meals, helping with activities

and cleanup. If you want to be

involved in some way, please

contact Charles.

Our Youth group will be helping decorate for VBS at

an overnight lock-in on Thursday, July 6th into

Friday, July 7th. As with the trip to Cane Patch, we

will need an updated release form on file for your

son/daughter.

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News from the United Methodist Women

Upcoming Circle Meetings: Circles will break for July & August; will reconvene in September

Upcoming Dates:

Mission U at Spartanburg College, July 27 – 29th – See bulletin board (BB).

Trinity UMW General Meeting, August 18th Love Circle will host.

Tri-District Spiritual Retreat, September 8th – 10th, Baywatch Resort, NMB – See BB.

Welcome Our Summer Foreign Students

If you look closely, you may notice some young people peddling around with backpacks and some

confused expressions. You may encounter them as they navigate the grocery store or ask directions

with decidedly foreign accents. These young people have arrived, often at significant expense, to

learn about America and to earn college monies.

Approximately 4,000 foreign students, aged 19-24 are granted J-1 Work Visas each summer to come

to the Grand Strand for work and cultural enrichment. English is often the 3rd or 4th language for

these future national leaders who are extremely vulnerable to labor and sex trafficking abuses and

to theft and manipulation as they have little knowledge of our practices, laws, and protections.

Several years ago, the Myrtle Beach Police Department began a welcoming program to ensure that

these young people were greeted by SAFE and HELPFUL volunteers upon their airport arrivals. This

program has grown and now includes weekly orientation sessions that provide basic information to the

students, introduce them to resources, and provide links for safety. Several churches (Seacoast

Vineyard Church and Surfside Baptist Church) also now host weekly All Nations Cafes’ potluck meals

as a means of fellowship and connection.

During June, our North Myrtle Beach Police Department initiated a J-1 Orientation Program at the

NMB First Baptist Church, and plans have begun for a bigger and better program in 2018. We hope

to eventually interest a group of willing NMB churches into opening an All Nations Café for the

students in our neighborhood.

In the interim, take the time to engage with these young people and share the American spirit of

friendship, welcome, and inclusion that makes our country so unique. Help them, as you’re able,

referring problems to 9-1-1 and/or local churches.

Learn more about our summer neighbors at www.j1MyrtleBeach.com or at

www.allnationscafemyrtlebeach.com If you have a guest room to rent to summer students, contact

Becky Ruland of International Networx at 806-683-9900.

Quick Remind …….

The Crafters will NOT meet during the month of July!

See you in August!

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Mission Ministry News July 2017 Peanut Butter & Jelly – We are almost out of PB&J for ASAP. Please pick up a

couple of jars to help us provide this staple to our veterans. We are currently assisting

56 veterans which is 21 more than a year ago. We have not had to turn away any

qualified veteran and will not with your continued support.

Salkehatchie – Ok, the time is here. On the 2nd, Pastor Michael will be asking for

volunteers to help with the North Strand Salkehatchie Camp that will be held July

22-29. There will be signup sheets for the various help that will be needed.

PLEASE support this new mission of the church. We want to make this a wonderful

experience for the campers and for the families we will be helping.

American Flags – If you have an old or tattered American flag that needs to be disposed of

properly, you can drop it off at the church. They will be taken to the VFW where they will

be burned in a special ceremony.

Mobile Meals – Here are the dates that Trinity will be helping with Mobile Meals for the

remainder of 2017. July 10-14, September 4-8, October 30-November 3, December 25-

29. If you have any questions about this program please contact Bob Scudder at 843-606-

2568. Bob also needs volunteers. You would work four hours one day during the week

that we are responsible for delivery. If you can help, please call Bob.

J1-Visa Program – This summer, like most summers, there will be several hundred foreign

students living and working in the NMB area and several thousand in the reminder of the Grand

Strand. They will be riding bikes around town and may not be totally familiar with our laws. Keep

your eyes out, and if you get an opportunity, greet them and welcome them to our community. The

Mission team is looking at opportunities to interact with them and will keep you posted. If you

have a spare bedroom that you would like to rent, please contact Becky Ruland (806-683-9900) or

talk to Frank Autry or Linda Eichenbaum. You do need to live near the main area of NMBbecause

these kids only have bicycles for transportation.

Upcoming Mission Opportunities:

July - Back-to-school shoes for North Strand Helping Hand – We will be raising funds to

help provide gift cards to children to help buy shoes that they pick out for school.

More info on the 16th.

August – Last 2 weeks and first 2 weeks of September – Socks for Veterans

The Mission Committee would like to offer a special THANK YOU to the entire congregation for

all YOU do to support the mission projects of our church. We are truly blessed to have a church

that is so willing to help others.

If you have any questions or suggestions for your Mission Committee, please contact Frank Autry

at 843-685-1190 or FA0330@hotmail.com.

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

•Augusts' Newsletter information is due by July 20th!!!

•Upper Room Devotional Booklets are in the Narthex.

News from the United Methodist Men The June meeting was a great success with the wives and invited guests. The meeting items were discussed, and then

we all ate dinner while listening to our guest speaker, Aaron Best, discuss safety awareness in the church.

Thanks to Jill Krumme and Jean Frye for getting the food from Big E’s and setting it up to be served. Thanks to all

the others who helped with set up and clean up. All the help was greatly appreciated.

Thanks to Don Frye and Dennis for cooking for the North Strand Salkehachie and thanks to all others who helped

with this as well.

We will be conducting church service on August 13.

Make your plans to play some golf in the tournament and help with getting donations whereever you can.

Thanks to everyone for your help with all of our projects!

Neal Krumme, President

Ins and Outs

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

golf on Mondays during July. Check the

weekly bulletin for times and locations.

Players of any ability level are welcome.

Come join our Bridge Group. We are always

looking for more players. We meet 9:30 am

on Wednesdays in AG Greene for a great

time, meeting new friends and having fun!

Euchre Party is Coming!

Discovered that we have a lot of us who like

to play Euchre. Easy to learn and fun to

play. You can talk and play at the same

time. The plan is to meet in AG Greene on Thursday afternoon

for fun and great fellowship.

Please call one of us if you are interested!

Sandy Hahn: 843-390-0444

Bob Scudder: 843-602-2568

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.

Sundays, July 16th & 30th.

Trinity United Methodist Men's

Fellowship Fourth Annual

Golf Tournament

November 4th, 2017

8:30 am

Beachwood Golf Club

North Myrtle Beach

If you want to play, see one of the Methodist Men

or the church office.

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A Pastor’s Prescription—Continued from Page 1.

And even though He didn't receive all of this, not even from those who professed to be his friends, still

it says that He enjoyed life.

Quite often He was with some of the worst of people for the purpose of winning them to God.

He even had to allow one of His closest friends to die in order to do God's will and bring God glory by

raising him from the dead. Still He enjoyed life. This makes me think that even in our worse situations

there's got to be something to this enjoying life.

For Jesus to have left us this as an example, it has got to be a good way to live. We sometimes

spend more time moaning and groaning than we do laughing. We sometimes spend more time

complaining and drowning ourselves in pity than we do counting our blessings and praising God. But

the truth is even medical science today will tell you that laughter is one of the best medicines. No

matter what we're going through, there is a God who loves us more than we can ever imagine. Jesus

knew this, and I believe this is how he was able to enjoy life even under the harshest circumstances.

Jesus told us in this life we would have trouble but because of Him we could overcome.

This also leads me to believe that joy is a choice that each and every one of us can make every

day of our lives. It appears to me that joy can be one of the most wonderful prescriptions for what ails

you. Our ability to find joy in the saddest and most disturbing situation can help us make it through

another day. Even in the midst of pain and sorrow, joy can make things feel so much better. So my

suggestion to myself and to all of you is that we move beyond that state of gloom and despair that is

caused by whatever and reach out to God and ask Him to give us the strength to enjoy each day that He

blesses us. As we celebrate Independence Day, let us also celebrate the Independence that God has

given us through Jesus. Let us use that independence to make each a day of joy in Jesus’ name. Jesus

and joy: what an incredible prescription for what ails you!

Rev. Edmond Daniel

Dear friends George (Mr. Joe) Banaian's family are so grateful for your prayers, praise and fellowship at his death to life and glory at being with His heavenly father for eternity. Your letters and cards and sweet hugs bring Christ's peace to our hearts.

Joe opened his arms to Jesus as his spirit left us all behind. Put the promise is true we will all know joy again.

Thank you

My deepest gratitude.

Nancy Banaian

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New Members to Add to

Trinity Directory

Donald & Reba Brainerd

4345 Spa Dr. #902

Little River, SC 29566

Barbara Hopper

901 W. Port Dr., # 102

North Myrtle Beach, SC 29582

Hm: 864-980-5646

Art & Frances Moore

732 Ashland Ave.

North Myrtle Beach, SC29582

Elizabeth Rudder

162 Preservation Dr.

Myrtle beach, SC 29572

Hm: 804-712-2013

Ann Zehr

901 West Port Drive

Unit 911

North Myrtle Beach, SC 29582

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

Who Is Your Favorite Super Hero?

I bet you think all super heroes wear capes or masks or tights and fly around

in the sky or climb buildings, but if you come to this year’s VBS, you might

find out that you are not right. During the week of July 9th- July 13th, Trinity

will be transformed into Hero Central Headquarters. Our heroes will

discover their strength in God, explore God’s mission for their lives,

encounter epic adventures alongside biblical heroes and realize qualities that

make them truly heroes in God!

It is not too late to join in on the fun, so register online at

http://2017.cokesburyvbs.com/trinitynmb or by completing a registration

form located in the narthex or the church office. Tell everyone you know to

please register for a week of fantastic fun. There is a place for all ages-we

will have classes for children 3 through high school, and the nursery will be

open for younger children. It is not too late for all you adults who want to

relive your childhood by dressing up in your favorite superhero shirt or

outfit-you can register at the same site. For more information, please contact

Cathy Windell at cathyrwindell@gmail.com or 843-446-6054.

Everyone loves the play, A Mid Summer

Nights Dream on Monday, July 17th, we

will experience something just as

magical. We have put together some of the

best and most talented people around for

this event. The blessings will start to flow at 6:30 pm in the

sanctuary of Trinity UMC. THIS IS GOING TO BE A

CONCERT THAT YOU WILL NOT WANT TO MISS. For

more information, please contact Rev. Ed or the church office at

843-272-5236.

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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

July:

Week of July 2

Jeannie and Tom Reeder

Deborah Rhyne and Mike Oliver

Marty and Terry Slapnik

Kenneth McIver

Don Moore

Anne Miller

Week of July 9

Dorothy and Ron Purvis

Trish Lucas

Jay and Arlene Leskowicz

Betty Ann Sharpe

Dorothy Parker

Michael and Sarah Richardson

Week of July 16 Marie Peacock

Roberta McCullough

Betty Phebus

Dixon and Mahala Pearsall

Sally Lyon

Kenny and Jean Milligan

Week of July 23

Dan and Linda Herman

Anne Laney

Keith and Nancy Floyd

Lee and Gail Hitchcock

Tera Ann Galloway

Carol Holt

Week of July 30

Janis Ortmeyer

Michael Moss

Janet and Cliff Steis

Thelma Mitchell

Jill and Neal Krumme

Jason and Courtney Miller

Jan & Gertrude Barnes 07/04

Brad & Valeri Davis 07/07

Mike & Judy Potter 07/09

Smith & Joan Gause 07/15

Michael & Norma Walters 07/17

Jerry & Betty Wyles 07/18

Butch & Sharon Porter 07/20

Stephen & Karen Margolin 07/21

Bob & Laurie Nunnery 07/21

Mike & Cyndi Harrell 07/22

Jim & Carolyn Bailey 07/25

Don & Yvonne Barnes 07/25

Dorothy Cassidy 07/01

Christian Smith 07/01

Sharon Bowman 07/02

Barbara Irvin 07/02

Damon Mahaney 07/03

Steve Rountree 07/03

Lynnie Russo 07/03

Linda Caldwell 07/04

Rebecca Cassell 07/04

Pamela Apple 07/05

Mary Fay Hall 07/05

Harold Johnson 07/06

Carolyn Marker 07/06

Bob Miller 07/07

Billy Coggeshall 07/08

Lia Rose Moore 07/08

Sara Coates 07/09

Hayes Davis 07/09

George Sharp 07/09

David Dickson 07/11

Kathy Peck 07/12

A. C. Pendleton 07/12

Larry Sides 07/12

John Willett 07/12

Jerry Russo 07/14

Jo Teeguarden 07/14

Lenton Yates Jr. 07/14

Jan Barnes 07/15

Linda Witherspoon Sr. 07/15

T LuAnne Burch 07/16

Bill Crittenden 07/16

Janet Mowery 07/17

Reatha Robertson 07/17

Alan Faulkenberry 07/18

Bill Ambrose 07/19

Jayson Powers 07/19

Vicki Keibler 07/20

Betty Hase 07/21

Dan Herman 07/22

Bonnie MacQueen 07/22

Dorothy Parker 07/22

Melody Evans 07/25

Gerry Ferguson 07/25

Jane Cole 07/26

Austin White 07/26

Michael Howle 07/28

Judi Martino 07/28

Emma Ritter 07/28

Tricia White 07/29

Terry Fletcher 07/30

Kaitlyn Williams 07/31

JULY

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ACOLYTES

8:30 am 11:00 am 7/2 Hayley Hughes Jada Coates

Kaitlyn Williams - Crucifer Jordan Coates - Crucifer

7/9 Brianna Woods Jayla Gore

Madison Woods - Crucifer Katie Slapnik - Crucifer

7/16 Jacob Slapnik Dow Ritter - Crucifer

Brayden Powers - Crucifer Tanner Collins - Crucifer

7/23 Faith Goff Emma Ritter

Jordyn Woods - Crucifer Edwin Martin - Crucifer

7/30 Drew Prince Kaitlyn Williams

Dillon Prince - Crucifer Hayley Hughes - Crucifer

USHERS

8:30 am

7/2 Jill Krumme (Capt.), Neal Krumme, Aubrey Apple, Pam Apple

7/9 Lucy Huggins (Capt.), Millie Doud, Dottie Bernat, Kenneth McIver

7/16 Mike Walters (Capt.), Jeannie DeAngelo, Dick Tinsley, Emily Tinsley

7/23 Steven Huggins (Capt.), Alan Slaughter, Tom Kelser, Connie Kelser

7/30 Lucy Huggins (Capt.), Sam Conte, Laura Conte, Jeannie Reeder

11:00 am

7/2 Deborah Rhyne (Capt.), Scott Keziah, Margaret Martin, Jackie Stanley, John Bouton & Laurie Nunnery

7/9 Scott Keziah (Capt.), Deborah Rhyne, Ken Ledbetter, Margaret Philemon, John Bouton, Laurie Nunnery

7/16 Frank Autry (Capt.), Deborah Rhyne, Susan Warbutton, Ric Hanlon, John Bouton & Laurie Nunnery

7/23 Margaret Martin (Capt.), Deborah Rhyne, Ken Ledbetter, Jackie Stanley, John Bouton & Laurie Nunnery

7/30 Scott Keziah (Capt.), Ric Hanlon, Susan Warbutton, Deborah Rhyne. John Bouton and Laurie Nunnery

COMMUNION ASSISTANTS ON JULY 2ND JULY ALTAR GUILD

8:30 am 11:00 am Carolyn Brittain

Kenneth McIver Hank Thomas Frank Farrington Betty Wyles

Roxanna Baumann Joyce Thomas Peggy Farrington Jayne Mason

Christina Prince Brook Powers Trish Mahaney

Dillon Prince Jason Powers Mike Mahaney

Rev. Dan Ramsey Ann Ramsey

CHILDREN’S CHURCH LEADERS

8:30 am Leader 8:30 am Helper 11:00 am Leader 11:00 am Helper 7/2 No Children’s Church No Children’s Church

7/9 Jean Frye Sandra Roberts Linda Jones Sharon Porter

7/16 Valerie Davis Tera Ann Galloway Valerie Davis Betty Autry

7/23 Charles Pruett Judy Phillips Charles Pruett Tina Grubb

7/30 Charles Pruett Charles Pruett

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!

JULY

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Trinity United Methodist Church

706 Fourteenth Avenue South

North Myrtle Beach, South Carolina 29582

Non-Profit Org. US Postage

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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 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

Dan Vigo………… Orchestra Director

Albert Evans………….. Organist

Karen Meeker………… Associate Organist

Leslie Volpe…..………. Church Administrator

Edward Klein………….. Building Supervisor

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

Or Current Resident

July 2017

NEWSLETTER

July

Salkehatchie Week

July 22nd – 29th

VBS

July 9th - July 13

6:00 pm

Annual Dinner and Parade

Tuesday, July 4th 6:00 pm

Fellowship Hall