July/August 2015

The Impact

A New Look Heraclitus, a Greek philosopher who lived some five hundred years before the time of

Christ, was heard to have said, “It is in changing that things find purpose.” After many years of a certain style of newsletter, and in an effort to keep you who receive it “tuned in,” Connie and Pastor Phil thought it was time for a change.

For this July/August issue, we will retain the name of our newsletter (“The Impact”), but we are considering changing that. Some of the suggestions have been: “The Gospel According to Glade;” “The Happenings;” “Glade Informer;” “Glade’s Gospel;” and “Glade’s Gatherings.” But, even as we offer these as possibilities, we are open to other suggestions.

Our next newsletter isn’t until September, so you have some time to consider these suggestions, as well as those you might think are fitting. If you decide you would like to have input into any new name that might be chosen, please contact Connie in the office at (301) 845-6775 or e-mail her at secretary@gladechurch.org

From the Desk of

Pastor Phil 2

Consistory Corner 4

Worship Assistants 6

Notes of Thanks 7

Food Bank & 2nd Mile

Giving

8&9

Calendars 10&11

Ministries 12—21

Birthdays &

Anniversaries

22&23

Inside this issue:

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The Pastor Ponders About “Standing in the Gap” Her question was a cur ious one: “Do you have a large Hispanic population in your church?” She didn’t identify what news service she was from, but I could tell by the “reporter’s notebook” in her hand that a story on repealing the “English Only Ordinance” (put in place by a previous County Board of Commissioners) was in the works. Because I am somewhat involved with an immigration group in Freder ick County, I wanted to be present for the announcement of this news. One of my friends from that organization, who was being interviewed by the reporter when I showed up, said to her, “Please, I want you to meet Pastor Phil.” The repor ter asked me my name, the church I served, and what motivated me to be there if our congregation didn’t have any “immigrants.” She indicated some were there because of how it has negatively impacted business, others were present because they didn’t care for the actions of that previous Board of Commissioners, but I said, “For me, it is theological. Throughout God’s story,” I went on to say, “hospitality is a central theme to my faith tradition, and, in fact, most of the world’s religions.” She looked perplexed, and that made me wonder. A host of questions star ted running through my mind; faster than they could be processed. “Is the perception that we (including the church) do the right thing hoping to reap a windfall?” “Can those who have been historically oppressed be the only individu-als who are concerned about how our neighbors are treated?” “Is there any room in public discourse for theological reflection?” The announcement regarding the proposed repeal of the ordinance took place the day before the horror of Charleston. When I learned of that tragic and evil act, my mind wondered about what we could do to stand in solidarity with Charleston and, as Parker Palmer would say, “stand in the tragic gap” of these moments. To do nothing, in my mind, is not an option. Of course, anything we might be able to do for Charleston will be rather small because of distance, etc. There are, however, things we can do. We can pray. And, we can look at our own lives to see which spiritual gifts God has given us for the world’s sake. That is, in a time when it appears as if many believe we only do, or should do, that which directly benefits us, what if we discovered the gifts God has entrusted to our care and deployed them for the health of God’s creation? Maybe you’re thinking, “That’s an interesting idea, but how can I figure that out?”

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I am glad you asked. As I mentioned in worship, and as a way to stand in solidar-ity with Charleston, I will be leading Bible Studies on Wednesday evenings at 7:00 p.m. By the time you receive this newsletter, we will already have used our first time together to explore the painful reality of racism and how we, as Christians, are called to respond to this problem. Then, beginning on July 1st, I will lead an eight week study on the topic of “Discovering God’s Vision: You and Your Spiritual Gifts.” This study will not meet on July 15th because of a personal engagement. We will meet on the 8th, 22nd, and 29th in July. In August, we will meet on the evenings of August 5th, 19th, and 26th and in Sep-tember the 2nd & 9th. Upon completion of these studies, we will re-evaluate what kind of interest there is in meeting to study the sacred text and how it helps shape our spiritual lives. It isn’t a huge proposition, and it will take more than meeting on Wednesday eve-nings to help transform a hurting world and divided nation. But, it is something. Moreo-ver, it symbolizes a sense of solidarity and “standing with” those most fully affected by what happened that fateful night. Blessings,

Did You Know? The word “Consistory” is a fancy word for church council?

Church councils are what makes decisions that affect the

church? You might choose to think of it as a “governing

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Consistory Corner

June 17, 2015, Consistory Meeting Minutes

The Pastor’s Report, and the Treasurer & Improvement Fund Reports were presented and

approved.

Items from Past Meetings:

Financial Items:

Shepherds Staff—A motion was made to upgrade the management software, Shepherd’s

Staff, used at Glade to improve recordkeeping, allow access flexibility, and prevent

version control issues. Motion was approved.

Nomination and Appointment of New Treasurer and Assistant Treasurer—the

motion for approving the nomination and appointment of Carol Clark as Treasurer and

Stuart Clark as Assistant Treasurer was approved.

By-Law Financial Sections: Alan noted the By-Law Financial Sections needs undated

to accurately reflect current practices, positions, and roles of those involved with Glade’s

financial committees. The current version is outdated.

Investment Committee: The Investment Committee presented the Committee’s

approach to accepting the charge asked of them, the steps taken, and the findings of their

work. They recommended to adopt the Investment Policy prepared by the committee,

use UCF as our investment consultant, and conduct an informational campaign to inform

the congregation. The Consistory to review the Investment Plan and present their vote

and an investment information session is scheduled for July 12th to present information

about he policy and investment recommendations developed and entertain questions.

New Business:

Capital Campaign—To complete the 2009 Capital Campaign Fund, the Property

Committee recommended to upgrade the sound and video system for sanctuary, build a

sound system platform to house the computer and video equipment with a storage com-

partment, purchase a microphone system for the altar to improve the sound during special

programs, upgrade computer equipment and software, and ensure work is completed by

November 1st. Any remaining funds within the Capital Campaign after this final work of

the Capital Campaign plan will be moved into the improvement fund.

There will not be a July Consistory Meeting, next meeting scheduled for August 17th at

7:00 p.m.

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General Fund Financial Activity

May 2015

Beginning Balance: $9,281.26

Total Income: $14,435.90

Worship Offering: $13,264.00

Sunday School Offering: $91.75

Building Use: $180.00

Rental Income: $900.00

Interest: $0.15

Total Expenses: $19,389.06

Ending Balance: $4,328.10

Treasurer & Assistant Treasure Positions

We’re incredibly grateful for Chad Weddle’s commitment to the position of Treasurer

of Glade United Church of Christ. He has given sixteen years of his life to this role, and

it is rare to see such dedication. Recently, he has decided that he would like a change,

and so we received his resignation with regret, but understanding.

When he announced that he intended to resign from the position, the Consistory began

to cull candidates who are skilled in finance and accounting. We are pleased to

welcome Carol Clark as our new treasurer and Stuart Clark as our assistant treasurer.

They will resume their positions beginning August 1st.

Scripture reminds us that each of us has been uniquely blessed by God with at least one

gift, and more than likely more than one. In his first letter to the Corinthians, Paul

wrote, “Now to each one the manifestation of the Spirit is given for the common good

” (1 Corinthians 12:7).

Thank you, Carol and Stuart, for using the gifts God has given you for the common

good of Glade!

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August

Ushers:

Aug. 2nd & 9th—Ken & Shirley Wisner

Aug. 16th & 23rd—Bob Stull &

Charlotte Nusbaum

Aug. 30th—Carole Kreimer & Ruth Ann Engel

Greeters:

Aug. 2nd & 9th—David & Stephanie O’Planick

Aug. 16th & 23rd—Dick & Debbie Gilbert

Aug. 30th—Blake & Garrett Kreimer

Lay Readers:

Aug. 2nd—Eva Baseley

Aug. 9th—Cathy Widder

Aug. 16th—John Curran

Aug. 23rd—Joan Hummer

Aug. 30th—Lisa Jordre

Nursery:

Aug. 2nd—Patty Green & Kirsten Saylor

Aug. 9th—Kevin, Kate & Jessica Saylor

Aug. 16th—Karen Ogg & Ashley Wilcom

Aug. 23rd—Lisa & Elaina Frederick

Aug. 30th—Carol & Garrett Kreimer

Acolytes:

Aug. 2nd—Sarah Ven Douern

Aug. 9th—Garrett Kreimer

Aug. 16th—James Mollet

Aug. 23rd—Ellie Stevens

Aug. 30th = Susanna Mollet

Communion Servers: Alan Ven Douern, Ken

Wisner, Bonnie Ogg, and Joan Hummer

July

Ushers: Eva & Luke Baseley

Greeters: Ruth Ann Wilson &

Becky Hommer

Lay Readers:

July 5th—Nancy Sweet

July 12th—Ellen Garst

July 19th—Bob Watson

July 26th—Leo Duncan

Nursery:

July 5th—Irene Weddle & Ashley

Wilcom

July 12th—Lisa & Keara Byrd

July 19th—Monica Ven Douern &

Cole Stevens

July 26th—Jessica Bailey & Piper Susi

Acolytes:

July 5th—Susanna Mollet

July 12th—Garrett Kreimer

July 19th—Sarah Ven Douern

July 26th—James Mollet

Communion Servers: Alan

Ven Douern, Joan Hummer, Ken

Wisner, & Lisa Jordre

Worship Service Assistants

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Special Thank You

Glade Church,

Great hearts, warm thank you Glade Church.

Pastor Phil for his many visits, prayers, and talks with me.

what great support that was.

The church family for visits, calls, prayers, and cards.

what a blessing from everyone at Glade Church.

I am still recovering at home and therapy.

Thanks So Much!

Mike Powers & family

To Our Friends at Glade Church,

Thank you for all your cards of warm thoughts and prayers on the passing of Mike’s

dad. It is truly a blessing to belong to such a wonderful and caring church family.

With Love, The Kreimers

Hospitality: A Touchstone of Faith

As you may know, Pastor Phil is part of a group called “The Frederick Immigration Coalition.” Originally given birth by the Archdiocese of Baltimore (Catholic), it has become an ecumenical group and there are some who participate who claim no faith tradition.

One of the efforts the group is currently focused on is repealing the “English Only” ordinance put in place in 2012.

It has been reported that the business community favors its repeal because of the antagonistic tone the ordinance sets. And, there are other interested groups who would like to see a change.

The Frederick Immigration Coalition favors its repeal because, among other reasons, it sends a message that Frederick County is inhospitable.

Many congregations have sought signatures to present to the County Council to show the community’s support of a repeal. If you are interested in participating in this endeavor, please contact Pastor Phil.

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Food Bank for July & August

There are many ways one can donate to the food bank; fresh fruit and

vegetables from your garden, items purchased from stores and cash

donations. Also, we can start thinking of food items that are needed for

school lunches to donate in August.

Items most needed:

Baked Beans Canned Pasta (spaghetti-o’s, etc.) Lunch bags Sandwich bags

Canned Peas Cereal (healthy but kid friendly to) Fruit Cups Canned Fruit

Donations of food can be dropped off in the baskets at the church or at the Food Bank,

lower level of Town Hall, 21 West Frederick Street, Walkersville on Mondays,

6:30—8:00 p.m. and Thursdays, 1:00 a.m.—3:00 p.m.

Cash donations are accepted by the Glade Valley Community Services at P.O. Box 655,

Walkersville, MD 21793.

GVCS is no longer in need of egg cartons. They have a huge supply. Thanks!

I always loved doing the back to school shopping for my sons when they were attending

school. The GVCS project gives me the chance to continue my favorite shopping adven-

ture for school items for our neighboring children. Please join me again this year during

the month of July and early August. The project ensures that students attending the

Walkersville schools and feeder schools start the school year off right with needed

school supplies. Thanks, Connie

Items Needed: Safety Scissors Colored pencils

Rulers #2 Pencils Colored markers

Highlighters Crayons (16 & 24 count) Dry ease markers (low odor)

Loose Leaf Paper (wide and college ruled) Subject dividers

Spiral notebooks (single & Multi subject, wide and college ruled)

Composition notebooks (wide ruled) 3-ring loose leaf binders

Folders with brads Compass and protractor Index cards

Erasers Zippered pencil pouches

Glue sticks (fat & regular size—no bottled glue please)

GVCS Back To School Project August 9th Deadline

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Second Mile Giving—July

Second Mile Giving—August

Mental Health Association

The Mental Health Association of Frederick County has served the community as a

private, non-profit organization since 1965. A leader in creating services that respond to

the changing mental health needs in our community, the Mental Health Association of

Frederick County is a place where people can be heard and receive support.

Our programs aspire to promote positive mental health and offer not just education, but

the support and compassion needed to make real and lasting changes in the lives of those

we serve.

Your support enables us to provide suicide/crisis intervention,

professional therapy

services on a sliding scale basis, trained advocates for children

in the foster care system, and child abuse prevention programs

that strengthen and empower Frederick’s children and families.

Interfaith Housing Alliance (IHA) strengthens communities by providing affordable

housing opportunities and supportive services to improve the quality of life and

economic stability for seniors, working families and individuals.

The IHA housing programs include affordable homeownership opportunities and rental

home communities. IHA manages all of its rental homes, ensuring responsiveness to

residents’ needs and long term investment in the neighborhoods we serve. Our

community-friendly approach means that the needs of neighbors will always be taken

into consideration as well. We work hard to ensure that our homes are a source of pride

for residents and an asset to their communities.

“Interfaith—the name speaks for itself! The organization is a gift to my family. The

support and dedication from the staff is unbelievable.” ~ Latia R., Self-Help Participant

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Glade UCC Looking at Investments

Since January 2015, an Investment Committee, appointed by the Consistory has been

looking at methods to obtain better returns on funds the church possesses. With CD rates

well under 1% and the base inflation rate almost 2%, technically, we lose money by not at

least matching inflation.

The committee is lead by co-Chairs Adrian Wodey and Andre Cornelis. Also on the

committee is Dick Gilbert, Connie Rough, and Alan Ven Douern. Assisting in this pro-

cess has been Chad Weddle and Brooks Widder, Treasurer and Assistant Treasurer, and

Pastor Phil.

The process has involved meeting with a number of investment professionals, analyzing

their information and products, and developing an Investment Policy to help manage the

risk and any costs associated with this while providing direction going forward for the

church. The overall desired result is to increase our returns on our monies while taking an

acceptable levels of risk, appropriate for Glade UCC

On July 12th, the Consistory and the Investment Committee will beholding an informa-

tional session where members can review how the investment process will work and have

a chance to ask questions. The session will be held approximately 30 minutes after church

concludes so members can still take in refreshments and then attend the session.

The Consistory has approved the Investment Policy submitted to them by the Investment

Committee. If you would like to review the Investment Policy before the informational

meeting scheduled for July 12th, please contact the office.

We hope you can attend.

Meetings

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Worship Committee

PICNIC—ATTENTION! ATTENTION!

Our 5th Annual Outdoor Picnic Service & Picnic will be held on September 6, 2015, at

Walkersville Community Park off of Kenneth Drive starting at 10:30 a.m. Glade UCC

will supply the hot dogs & rolls, paper products and eating utensils. Please bring a dish

to share.

*********S A V E T H E D A T E **********

Hope to see you all there!!!

Nelson Mandela Days

Put on your calendar and volunteer for Nelson Mandela Day, Friday July 17th and

Saturday, July 18th. Extensive speakers and events have been scheduled for 3:00-8:00

p.m. on Saturday at Baker Park, and from 8:00 a.m. to 9:00 p.m. on Sunday at Hood

College.

Invitation to AVP Recognition Night

You’re invited to Alternatives to Violence Project (AVP) Recognition Night on

Tuesday, July 21st, 7:00 p.m., Maryland Correctional Institution, Hagerstown. If you

would like to attend, please contact local AVP facilitator Nancy Hutchins,

301-668-8213, nhutchins471@comcast.net SOON (clearance forms are required early.)

Many of us have attended in the past and found it very worthwhile. Carpooling possible;

learn why AVP is an important social action program. Remember—AVP ASAP to attend.

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Care Givers

I’ve always been a fan of the writings of Dr. Seuss—-the non-sensical rhymes often brining a no-nonsense message. I came across this quote which does just that:

“Unless someone like you

Cares a whole awful lot, Nothing is going to get better,

It’s not!” Let’s each take the message to heart, doing our part, by caring for others, making our community a bit better, one kindness at a time.

REMINDER: The Care Givers and Prayer Shawl Ministry Teams will enjoy a picnic at the home of Tim & Jan Dinterman on Thursday, August 20th at 5:30 p.m. Meats, drinks, & table settings will be provided. Ministry team members are asked to bring a side dis to share——& you are also encour-aged to invite and bring a guest with you. Please RSVP to Connie Rough, Betty Baggett, or Becky Duncan in order for us to have ample amount of meat and drinks.

Care-Giving Ministry

Prayer Shawl Ministry

With the abundance of yarn that many of you have donated to our

ministry, at our June meeting, the members have decided to make some

handmade items (with our love and comfort wrapped in each) for some

local organizations. We will be making shawls and lap blankets for the

cancer centers and baby items for the NICU program. Thanks for your

donations of yarn and supplies

The Prayer Shawl Ministry will not meet in July. Our next meeting will

be our annual picnic at Tim & Jan Dinterman’s as mentioned by Becky

in the Care-Giving article listed above.

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Glade Players

A PLAYERS EVENT

We're planning a big fellowship event! Our church will be hosting a "Back to the 1940's"

day on Saturday, October 10th. Starting at 4:00 p.m., guests will participate in a number

of activities all based on the 40's. There will be a memory walk with clues to old radio

shows, as well as television shows for the younger folks. We'll have posters, music,

snacks, a COBBLER COOK-OFF, and a video presentation of pictures provided by our

members. After a supper of foods popular in the 40's, the Players will present "The

Jimmy Wilkins Show," based on the music and humor of radio shows.

Senior groups and Homewood will be invited, as well as our local community. The

Consistory has voted some funding so that we can charge only a small amount. Cost for

the meal will be $3.00 per person or $10.00 per family.

Help from church members is definitely needed. There will be sign-up sheets for

Jello salads, Cook-Off entries, and cookies. We urge you to right now look through

pictures and select a picture of you or an older relative or anything you think would be of

interest in the presentation. Drop it off in the office with your name on it, and we will

return it to you. If you would like to help with set-up or decorations or have questions or

suggestions, please call Carol Lambie at 301-304-0805 or lambie.lane@comcast.net.

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Ambitious and Gifted Young Folks!

During the worship experience on Sunday, June 7th, we recognized all who graduated

from an educational institution. A separate pamphlet was given out along with the

bulletin so all could see the various hopes and dreams that are alive within this current

generation of young women and men. Please visit our website, www.gladechurch.org to

review all of the many accomplishments our graduates have accomplished thus far in

their young lives.

Each graduate’s name was read, and those who were in attendance (or family represent-

ing them) came forward and were presented a special gift in recognition of their accom-

plishments

Pastor Phil offered a prayer of thanks for the gifts by which God has blessed them, and

the congregation expressed its sense of pride.

Our 2015 Graduates are:

Lexie Grimm, daughter of Terr i and John Grimm—Governor Thomas Johnson High

Jessica Watson, daughter of Rober t (B0b) Watson and Gayle Bach-Watson—Towson

University

Molly Fritz, daughter of Adr iane Wodey and Jack Fr itz—Denison University

John Curran, son of Philip and Stephanie Curran—Frederick Community College

Kyle Abramson, son of Carol & Stuar t Clark and Barry Abramson—Virginia Tech

Drew Jordre, son of Lisa and Shannon Jordre—University of Maryland

Connor Fogle, son of Faye Zimmerman and Greg Fogle, grandson of Shir ley &

Trego Zimmerman—University of Maryland

Amanda Engel, daughter of Char les and Lynde Jo Engel, granddaughter of Skip

and Ruth Ann Engel—Towson University

Kristin Zimmerman, daughter of Clay and Karen Zimmerman, granddaughter of

Shirley and Trego Zimmerman—Massachusetts Institute of Technology

Derrick Zimmerman, son of Clay and Karen Zimmerman, grandson of Shir ley and

Trego Zimmerman—Frederick Community College

Brady Nusbaum, son of Jay and Angel Nusbaum, grandson of Char lotte and Jack

Nusbaum—University of Maryland

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Pictorial Church Directory

We are starting the process of putting together a new Pictorial Church Directory and

need help in the following areas:

1. Calling to set-up/confirm picture sitting appointments

2. Helping on the days pictures are being taken

3. Helping to type information for the directory

4. Helping to put the directory together

Also, we need PICTURES, PICTURES, PICTURES!!! Any pictures you have of our

congregation and our activities will be greatly appreciated; you can send us the pictures

in electronic form or give us a “hard copy” (if you would like your pictures returned,

lightly print your name on the back of the picture). You can drop the pictures off at the

office, give to Christy Yingling, or email them to Christy at cwolf@cbiz.com.

Sittings for the directory pictures will be in early October. If you like, you may also

purchase the pictures in a multitude of sizes, however, there is absolutely no obligation.

Any questions or to volunteer, please contact Christy Yingling at 410 207-2241 or

cwolf@cbiz.com.

Yellow butterflies look like flowers fling through the warm summer air.

Andrea Willis

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Glade Guild

WHAT MEMORIES WOULD YOU LIKE TO SHARE ABOUT

COOKING “THEN AND NOW?”

A request has been made and approved by the Glade Guild for Glade UCC to publish a

new cookbook, which could be incorporated with celebrating Glade UCC’s 265 Years

in 2015. A suggested cookbook theme is “Then and Now Recipes.” However, we need

your recipes NOW!!!. In order to get a cookbook prepared and printed for the Fall 2015

and have available for the Glade Fall Dinners and Christmas gifts. The drop dead dead-

line is August 1st. So we do not have much time, but we know we can pull this off with

your help.

Do you have favorite recipes that were your parents, grandparents, children or grand-

children? Let’s put them together and share. It has been 20 years since the last Glade

UCC cookbook was published.

Contents Needed: (1) Up to 4-5 recipes per person, (2) Title of recipe, (3) Ingredients,

(4), Use standard abbreviations (c=cup, tsp.=teaspoon, Tbsp-tablespoon, pkg—package,

qt=quart, pt=pint, oz=ounces, and lb=pound., (5) Directions (don’t forget baking tem-

perature and amount of cooking time), (6) Submitted by: (can be mentioned that it was

someone else’s recipe—my grandmother, Jane Smith, etc), and (7) Bring recipes to

Glade UCC and give to Patty Green or Connie Rough in office (Connie will be a collec-

tor only). Recipes can be sent electronically to Patty Green at:

churcviewacres@aol.com. We also will accept a copy of recipes, if you would like to

just make a copy of your favorite recipe.

RECIPES MUST BE RECEIVED BY AUGUST 1st

TO BE INCLUDED IN COOKBOOK

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THANK YOU, THANK YOU, THANK YOU You all spoil me. I am overwhelmed by the wonderful help on both the Thrift Shop and SO-WAC. M&O puts it out there and you show up. You are all so generous with your time and creativity.

First, we had a fully staffed Thrift Shop for the month of June. Many thanks to Elaina and Lisa Frederick, Becky Hommer, Jan Dinterman, Becky Duncan, Cathy Widder, Ruth Ann Wilson and Ruth Ann Engel. These ladies have been stalwarts for many years and they always step up when I put out the call.

Second, SO-WAC we wrapped up the week on Friday with a 4th of July party including cake, pizza and giveaways. The kids have been great as always. Special thanks to Connie Rough, Jan Dinterman and Lisa Jordre for help with the crafts, thanks to Jan and James for the snow cones and corn hole game. Thanks to the Roughs for my birthday cupcakes and balloon and Ron for always being there. And a special thanks to the crackerjack team of Lisa Jordre, Cathy and Brooks Widder and John Curran who stepped in at the last minute on Wednesday when I was unable to be there.

We couldn’t have pulled it off without all the help from sandwich makers

(Lisa Jordre, Joanie Hummer, Betty Baggett, Ron Rough) and volunteers

(Connie and Ron Rough, Jan and James Dinterman with behind the scenes

logistics from Tim, Elaina and Lisa Frederick,

Lisa Jordre, John Curran, Cathy and Brooks

Widder, the Gilberts and Jack Fritz).

Thanks to ALL,

Mission & Outreach

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Soup Kitchen

We will be serving at the Frederick Soup Kitchen on Sunday, July 19th. If you are

interested in helping by donating food or volunteering to serve on July 19th, please sign

up on the sign-up sheet in back of the sanctuary or contact Grayson Ramsburg. Food

items are: money for the purchase of ham, mac & cheese, milk, and/or cakes. We leave

the church at 4:30 p.m. and are usually finished around 7:00 p.m. Please come and help

with this great M&O project. We receive as much from helping serve as the ones

receiving a meal that evening.

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July Anniversaries

7/1 Jeffrey & Kimberly Stevens

7/3 Danny & Sharon Burrier

7/4 Craig & Kathy Bonney

7/12 Joey & Theresa Green

7/19 David & Lisa Mott

7/20 Andre & Terry Cornelis

7/29 Alan & Lynn Wilcom

7/15 Douglas Ogg

7/16 Drew Jordre

7/17 Eugene Sappington

7/18 Mark Hannibal

7/19 Dawn Robinson

Jackie White

7/21 Meghan Trail

Margaret Wachter

7/22 Joan Hummer

Alan Ven Douern

7/23 Sherry Vernon

7/24 Marsha Bruchey

Mason Jahnke

7//27 Grant Hoffman

Becky Hoover

Kristin O’Planick

7/29 Carol Clark

Ashley Burall

7/30 Shyrese Hommer

Ruth Keyser

7/31 John Zimmerman IV

7/1 Randy Cramer

7/2 Adriane Wodey

7/3 Edie Troupe

7/4 Chad Weddle

Shirley Wisner

7/5 Joey Green

7/7 Jessie Crabill

Ralph Shober

Grace Yingling

7/8 Danny Burrier

Stephanie Curran

Caleb Vernon

7/9 Shelley Funk

7/10 Grayson Ramsburg Jr.

Ronald DiPaolo

Stacey Shober

7/12 Shelly Beaton

Ian Byrd

Jake Stull

Brooks Widder

7/13 Thomas Wolfe

July Birthdays

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8/1 Peggy Frankel

Jordan Gaynor

Patricia Graham

Kristin VanNess

8/3 Bob Troupe

Cody Wachter

8/7 Robert Shry

Clay Yingling

8/9 Jan Dinterman

Travis Remsberg

Piper Susi

8/11 Tory Fogle

Colby Ambrose

8/14 Eva Baseley

Clay Wirsing

Katharine Hoover

8/15 Debbie Cramer

Julie Tingue

8/18 Carol Lambie

8/19 Karen Ogg

8/21 David Frederick

Jake Roop

8/22 John Middlebrook

8/25 John Barr

Carole Doody

8/26 Christopher England

Aureanna Hadenson

Kaitlyn Hakenson

Evan Keller

Lisa Mott

Olivia Schubert

8/28 Lisa Jordre

8/29 Mary Baker

Carly Davie

Elaina Frederick

Lou Goff

Carleton Walker Jr.

8/31 Mike Angleberger

August Birthdays

8/3 Kati & Craig Davie

8/4 Dwain & Carol Remsberg

8/5 Crystal & Greg Keller

8/6 Tyler & Ashley Jordre

8/7 Sam & Mary Jane Roop

8/8 Bill & Jen Powell

8/12 Larry & Nancy Sweet

8/16 Elwood & Bernadine Hummer

8/17 Raymond & Joan Hummer III

8/20 Steve & Debbie Fogle

Ralph & Irene Whitmore

8/22 Katrina & Michael Smith

8/23 Mehrle & Thelma Ramsburg

August Anniversaries