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AUGUST
2019
Luray United Methodist ChurchLuray United Methodist ChurchLuray United Methodist ChurchLuray United Methodist Church 1 West Main Street, P.O. Box 606 Luray, Virginia 22835
Pastor Erich Bennett Office: 540-743-6540 Parsonage: 843-0389 Fax: 743-9109
Email: [email protected]
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Inside this Issue:
Back to the Basics
Summer�me is usually a li le calmer, a li le slower, a li le more relaxing. Whether that
means spending �me in the garden, enjoying sunsets and the great outdoors, or ge�ng
away for a trip - we look forward to the summer. I figured it might be the perfect �me to
get back to the basics about what are our founda�ons in the faith. I think it might be a
really good thing. Let me tell you why. It’s not like we don’t talk about the founda�onal
ma ers of the faith – we do. They all inform what we believe, how we discern God’s
presence, and how we respond. But some�mes we need to isolate those individual top-
ics to gain greater apprecia�on and focus.
For example, some�mes I eat instant oatmeal with some
peach bits or even have canned peaches, but when it is
August and I eat a fresh peach there is a big difference.
I savor that serving of fresh fruit, because I know that in its
simplicity and deliciousness there is something special.
So, during August – we’ll focus on some of the founda�ons
of our faith: the Bible, prayer, Jesus, and worship.
Together let’s savor them and consider the great value and
meaning they each have for us. It is my hope that we’ll see them as the founda�ons we
should have throughout the year, and throughout our lives.
I hope to see you Sunday!
Grace & Peace,
Erich
Communion Rail Offering
to Bless WRE
Weekday Religious
Educa�on
Ice Cream Social
Sunday, August 11
3-5pm, Fellowship Hall
Mark Your Calendar
Church Picnic at
Lake Arrowhead
September 8, 10:30am
Month At A Glance 2
Poem by Walt Gordon 3
UMW News 5
Church Helpers 7
Bible Studies 8
AUGUST LURAY UNITED METHODIST CHURCH PAGE 2
MONTH AT A GLANCE:
8/ 5 Finance Commi�ee, 7pm, Image Class
8/ 5 Main St Singers, 7pm, FH*
8/ 8 First Aid Class, 9am, Luray Rescue Squad
8/ 8 Illumine Group, 7pm, Parlor
8/ 9 UMW Execu.ve Commi�ee, 9:30am, Image Class
8/10 Private Party, Miller Family, 10am-5pm, FH*
8/11 Ice Cream Social, 3-5pm, FH
8/12 Trustee Commi�ee, 7pm, Image Class
8/17 Page Co Fair begins, through 8/25
8/22 Illumine Group, 7pm, Parlor
8/28 LUMP Orienta.on, 6:30-7:30pm, 4th Floor * Not a church event
HAPPENING EVERY WEEK THIS MONTH:
Sunday, Illumine Mee.ng, 7pm, FH
Preschool finished un.l Fall
Tuesday, Bible Study with Pastor Ellen, 11am, Image Class
Tuesday, ASAP, 5-7pm, Auditorium* Private Mee.ng
Wednesday, Children's Choir, finished un.l Fall
Wednesday, Handbells finished un.l Fall
Wednesday, Chancel Choir finished un.l Fall
Thursday, Men’s Bible Breakfast, 7:15am, FH-Men Only
Thursday, Noon Community Svc, St. Mark Lutheran Church
Thursday, Girl Scouts, 6-8pm, Image Class*
Thursday, Praise Band Prac.ce, 6:45pm, Sanctuary
The August Communion Rail Offering blesses: WRE
Weekday Religious Educa.on
The August Grocery Cart will bless Choices!
Needs: Canned fruit, pasta, tuna/meat, boxed din-
ners, any non perishable food items and personal items
such as soap, shampoo, TP and cleaning products.
2019 MISSION TRIP - Carol Angier traveled to Guatemala
and made wash stations. There were Eight Women who were
part of this mission. She has already signed up for the 2020
trip. If you are interested in par ticipating in 2020, please
contact Carol Angier.
VACATAION BIBLE SCHOOL
was another BIG SUCCESS! Thank you Candice Bennett & Eileen Knesh for all your hard work and vision for a wonderful Adventure for all the kids! Thank you also to all the Volunteers and those who donated their time and money to make this year’s VBS a Wonderful Experience.
Please keep our members in your daily prayers:
June Clark, Mary Jane Ricke�s, Ann Moody, George Nosek,
Jim Ashanky, Barbara Shenk, Len & Be�y Deibert & John
Jennings
Please Pray for those in Senior Centers & Nursing Homes:
Betsy Campbell: 110 Luther Rd. Dickson, TN 37055
Frances Smith: Dogwood Village 120 Dogwood Lane
Room #319, Orange, VA 22960
Nell Strong and Anne Heller - Hidden Springs
973 Buck Mountain Rd., Bentonville, VA 22601
Happy Birthday!Happy Birthday!Happy Birthday!Happy Birthday! 8/ 1 Barbara Shenk
8/ 8 Don Garner
8/10 Nell Strong
8/12 Lauren Sours
8/13 Susan Brubaker
8/13 Dave Covington
8/15 Jane Thompson
8/20 Cliff Lee
8/22 Robert Spencer
8/24 Timothy Rocke
8/27 Joan Cook
8/28 Nancy Gordon
8/30 Ben Vickers If your birthday is this month and you do not see your name, please
contact the church office so we can update our records.
HAPPY ANNIVERSARY !HAPPY ANNIVERSARY !HAPPY ANNIVERSARY !HAPPY ANNIVERSARY !
8/24/13 Josh & Julia Knight 6 Years!
8/27/83 Robbie & Deanna Jenkins 36 Years!
8/7/04 Ken & Eileen Knesh 15 Years!
8/4/90 Travis & Liz Osborne 29 Years!
8/4/79 Mike & Cathy Weaver 40 YEARS!
CONGRATULATIONS!
If your anniversary is this month
and you do not see your names,
please contact the church office so we can update
our records.
AUGUST LURAY UNITED METHODIST CHURCH PAGE 3
Humility
Why is being humble a trait considered strong?
Like a misplaced lyric in a beau.ful song.
Strength seems to be, and made only complete
by boldness of victory without any defeat.
Jesus’ life is an example of gra.tude grand.
Did he realize at youth He was the “son of man?”
A carpenters helper was a modest beginning
for a man designated to pay for our sinning.
He showed compassion for a world that was lost.
Why should He be the one to pay such a cost?
He became glorified by the sacrifice He made.
Now all of mankind need never be afraid.
Humility comes when we think of our Master.
Our “prince of peace” to avoid disaster.
The kind man He was leads us to believe
that blessings through meekness ar ours to receive
Humility is the strength proved by God’s grace.
When this life is ore and we look into His face.
Ever to be with Him, the one who is adored
and living eternal life with Jesus Christ our Lord.
Walton Gordon
FELLOWSHIP SNACK:
Can you volunteer to provide Fellowship Snacks? Next Open
Dates are: Sept. 22, Oct. 20, Nov. 3 & 17 & All of December.
Please let the church office know if want to sign up.
VANCO Online Giving
We con�nue to hope that more will par�cipate in online giving.
Online giving means that you can automa�cally make your
monthly or weekly �the contribu�on to the church even if
weather or personal reasons keeps you from a ending church.
You can give either by making a recurring draG from your
checking or savings account or by using a debit or credit card.
See our web site’s home page (www.lurayumc.org) and click the
eGiving bu on in the header to get started. You also can
download the Give + app from Google Play or the iTunes stores.
See Walt Surra for details or ques�ons. Your giving is crucial
to the con�nued viability of our work in Luray and beyond.
Correc�ons & Updates - LUMC Pictorial Directory:
Frances Smith 120 Dogwood Lane Orange, VA 22960
Brad & Carla Chamberlain - No landline, use cell phones
Pat & Bev Daugherty: 71 Howard St. SE, Apt #4106
Atlanta, GA 30317
Bruce Clark new cell: 540-669-7036 Helen Harman: 746-9489 [email protected] Gail Kyle 22A N. Deford Ave. Luray
Betsy Campbell email: [email protected]
Jim & Cathy Ashanky email: [email protected]
Robert Spencer 221 Mechanic Street, Luray, VA 22835
Jim Sullivan cell: 540-209-5505 - Remove Land line
The Carlson’s - No landline, use cells
Susan Lloyd: Home 860-5496, cell 742-1422 Walt & Sharon Surra� - Remove land line
David & Carol Angier - Remove land line
Larry & Elly Hakel: [email protected]
Julia Verba cell: 244-8402/Carey Verba 742-4110
Jim & Joy Richardson P.O. Box 126 Luray
(540)235-6899 email: [email protected]
Nancy Brubaker: 405 Hamburg Road Luray
Daniel Deavers: [email protected]
Daniel & Susan Brubaker: 405 Hamburg Road, Luray
Cary & Bev Wood Address: 20 Meadow Lane, Luray
Bill & Joan Cook: 10 Meadow Lane, Luray
743-3663 Email: [email protected]
Carol Gaunt email: [email protected]
Garne� Brockman: Garne�[email protected]
Judy Suddith email: [email protected]
If you have updates or changes, please contact the church office.
AUGUST LURAY UNITED METHODIST CHURCH PAGE 4
2019 Ladies Book Club
The Ladies’ Book Club meets at
6:30pm on the third Thursday of most months.
Next Gathering: August 15 & September 19 at Beverly
Wood’s home - Sons of Encouragement by Francine
Rivers. In this five book series, we will meet the Bi-
bleical equivalent of superhero sidekicks in Aaron,
Caleb, Jonathon, Amos & Silas.
PAL Performing Arts presents: The Wizard of Oz
August 9, 10, 17 & 24 at 7:30pm
August 11 & 18 at 2:30pm
Some of our members will be performing!
For .ckets: performingartsluray.org
Movies this Summer!
Town of Luray Movies at Ruffner Plaza, 8:30pm
Rain loca�on - Luray Fire Department
8/8 - CharloEe’s Web
8/22 - Wizard of Oz
Page County Movie Night!
8/16 “How to Tame Your Dragon The Hidden World”
Town of Stanley at the Hawksbill Rec Park & Pool
Resource fair 7-9pm, Kids Ac�vi�es beginning at 7pm
Movie at Sunset… Concessions for Sale
The Mission Potato & Salad Dinner benefiKng
St. Andrews was a Huge Success with #50+ aEending
and blessing St. Andrew’s with a dona�on of $ 550,
or more.
The Hymn Fest held in June blessed ARISE shelter
with a dona�on of $802. Thank you to all who par�ci-
pated, aEended and volunteered with goodies!
Jeff Jennings will lead a mission trip to Danville,
VA for disaster relief September 19-22. 6 Volunteers
have signed up to go. Please keep them and those
they are helping in prayer!
Local Nursing Home Visits & Projects:
If you would like to join in and do projects, or visit our
local nursing homes, contact Donna Miller . Projects
may be something organized by the church or joining
in on a project through the nursing home. Be the
Hands & Feet of Jesus!
Harrisonburg District NewsleEer
Check out the March District NewsleEer to find all kinds of Great
Things Happening in the Valley. https://www.harrisonburgdistrictumc.org/district-newsletter
Highlight from this months Newsle�er:
“Lord, Teach Us to Pray”
District Event - Manor Memorial UMC, New Market, VA Friday &
Saturday Evening - October 4-5, 2019
Lay Servants Approved Course! Clergy CEU Approved Course!
The Harrisonburg District is sponsoring a special event to be held at
Manor Memorial UMC, New Market. The Aldersgate Renewal Min-
istries (ARM) will be providing the leadership and teaching this
event. ARM equips local churches to minister to the world in the
power of the Holy Spirit. Volunteers who are trained by ARM go to
churches to provide teaching and group facilita�on. Mary O. Jones
of Front Royal, will be our ARM Coordinator and lead “Lord, Teach
Us to Pray” with her volunteer team of 4-5 volunteers. This event is
“designed to encourage God’s people to become people of prayer.”
Mary was trained shortly aGer the “Lord, Teach Us to Pray” seminar
was created and has successfully led many of these events.
From Friday evening through Saturday evening, October 4-5, 2019,
the vision is to have each par�cipant grow and/or establish a vi-
brant prayer life by employing various tools and teaching to be
offered and energized by the Power of the Holy Spirit. The event
will be open to all who wish to grow in their rela�onship with God
through prayer. This event has the poten�al to change lives and to
transform churches as par�cipants are challenged to walk in in�ma-
cy with God through prayer. We hope that you will mark your cal-
endars and plan to a end. We are fortunate that it will be on the
Harrisonburg District! Although there will be an affordable registra-
�on fee to help defray meal and handbook expenses, the exact
amount has not yet been determined. Specifics on registra�on and
expenses will be published later this summer.
A local Steering Commi ee has been formed to help plan and pre-
pare for this. Ginger Turner of Manor Memorial UMC is the chair of
this commit-tee which is comprised so far of Robert Talbo , Advi-
sor; Faith Carlson, Ellen McDorman, Dale Dodrill, and Lee Pugh. Rev.
Dr. Gomez in concert with ARM has approved one Con�nuing Edu-
ca�on credit for clergypersons a ending the event. In addi�on, he
also approved this event to count toward Lay Servant cer�fica�on
or recer�fica�on (as a subs�tu�on for the Prayer course). If you
would like more informa�on, you can go to:
h ps://aldersgaterenewal.org/events/local-church-events/lord-
teach-us-to-pray. The Steering Commi ee would welcome help in
various areas such as welcome and hospitality, transporta�on,
prayer, meals, child care, publicity and registra-�on. If you would
like to help with this wonderful opportunity, please contact Ginger
at [email protected] or call her 540-740-4616.
AUGUST LURAY UNITED METHODIST CHURCH PAGE 5
UNITED METHODIST WOMENUNITED METHODIST WOMENUNITED METHODIST WOMENUNITED METHODIST WOMEN
Faith – Hope – Love In Action Elly Hakel, UMW President
August 2019
It’s �me to mark your calendar for the events that will
take place this fall.
Dates to remember - Harrisonburg District UMW events
for all women to a end.
September 7; 9 am Prayer Breakfast, St James UMC
October 10, 7 pm – District Annual Mee�ng, Keezletown
UMC
On our LURAY UMW calendar:
Prayer Breakfast, September 28, 9am. Fellowship Hall
Salad Supper, October 14, 6:30pm. Fellowship Hall
MISSION WITNESS from the UMW 2019 Prayer Calendar.
This is one use of your giG to Missions.
I was named Sunday school teacher and honored with a
very large responsibility to teach children ages 4 to 10
about the love and the seed of hope in their hearts, teach
them through songs and games about the life of Jesus. I
loves to watch their faces when I tell them that Jesus
loves them so much that he gave his life for each of them
– their faces light up! I will always be very grateful to the
United Methodist Women for having awarded me the
scholarship and thus I was able to complete my studies.
You will always be in my heart and my prayer is that God
con�nues to bless your work.
Ligia Raquel Iza Chicaiza, United Methodist indigenous
scholarship recipient from Ecuador
Mission Prayer Focus: Aug 6: Asia and Pacific. World Stu-
dent Chris�an Federa�on, Asia Pacific. Young Women for
Social Transforma�on – training young Asian women on
women’s issues and advocacy possibili�es. Aug 11: Spar-
tanburg Methodist College, Spartanburg , SC. Aug 16: Li-
beria. Scholarships for Elementary, Secondary, College &
Seminary Educa�on. Providing scholarships for ac�ve
members of UMCs. Aug 25: Susannah Wesley Community
Center Honolulu, Hawaii.
News from Russia:
Pastor Irina reports they have purchased the new house
in Novatroitskaya which will be used to develop a new
United Methodist Church there, used to minister to the
Roma popula�on in this village, used for aGer school help
and used as a gathering place. The house is quite large
(see Picture 2), it has several good-sized rooms (see Pic-
ture 1), a separate garage, what is called a Summer Room
between the house and garage (see Picture 3), and a large
undeveloped lot (see Picture 4). This house is quite typi-
cal of the homes you see in Russian villages. (If you are
curious, the pipe you see running above the wall in Pic-
ture 2 is the natural gas line that provides gas for hea�ng,
domes�c hot water and cooking.)
Members from a United Methodist church in Tulsa, OK
are traveling to Russia this summer to help construct a
fence around the back yard. Irina was able to buy this
home using grants funds she received from German Unit-
ed Methodist Youth who are engaged in helping the Roma
people in both Russia and Belarus. Irina is planning to
replace the windows and interior doors, update the kitch-
en and bathroom and do some pain�ng. The pictures she
sent (see Pictures 5 and 6) show several volunteers scrap-
ing off the exis�ng wallpaper and preparing for other ren-
ova�on work. The people working in these pictures are
Roma to whom Irina’s church has been ministering. They
are overjoyed to receive Irina’s help.
See Pictures!
Floor Plan Picture #1
Mission Trip Plans are underway for Summer 2020!
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Picture 2
Yard
3
#4 Much Needed Land
#5 Volunteers scraping wallpaper
#6 Volunteers Helping
These are Roma people and are eager to help.
Donations will help SO Much! Thank You!
Thank you for your service: David Angier, USA
Jim Ashanky, USCG
Captain, Erich Bennett, USAF - Active!
Dan Bogdewic, USN
2nd LT. Thomas Butler, USMC - Active!
Brad Chamberlain, USN
Bill Cook, USA
David Covington, USA
Patrick Daugherty, USAF
Don Garner, USN
Walton Gordon, USA
John Graves, USA
Wesley Grieve, USA
Larry Hakel, USA
Gerald Judd, USA
Cathy Mauck, USA
Sam McNeely, USMC
George Nosek, USA
Doug Raeburn, USMC
Bill Ricketts, USA
Jimmy Sullivan, USN
Walt Surratt, USA
Reed Tate, USA
Jeff Thomas, USA
Charles Yates, USCG
Keep Our College Students in Prayer: Eva Bogdewic, UVA
Andrew Chamberlain, LFCC
Scott Emert Cassie Hutton, Radford
Danielle Martin, VT
Caroline Suddith, JMU
Cheyenne Wilson, So. Adventist Univ, TN
Alex White, Harvard
Our Preschool is FULL for 2019-2020!
We have waiting lists for both 3 & 4yr programs. We actually have some already signed up for 2020-2021!!
It really is the Best Little Preschool in Town!!
Orientation, Wednesday, August 28, 6:30-7:30pm on the 4th Floor.
AUGUST LURAY UNITED METHODIST CHURCH PAGE 7
AUGUST CHURCH HELPERS
COMMUNION STEWARD:
Jane Thompson
ACOLYTES 830/11:
8/4 Cerenity Stevens / Allison Atkins
8/11 Maci Knight / Berkley Benne
8/18 Cameron Knight / Jeremiah Benne
8/25 Aaron Grieve / Eli Benne
USHERS 11am:
8/4 John Graves & Jon Sisler
8/11 Wanda Butler & Meredith Houff
8/18 Laura & Charlie Yates
8/25 Bill Cook & Robert Spencer
GREETERS - 8:30:
8/4 Jim Grieve
8/11 Ken & Eileen Knesh
8/18 Jeff & Elaine Thomas
8/25 Be y White & Alex
GREETERS - 11:00:
8/4 Daniel Brubaker & Bill Duke
8/11 Heather Sours & Nancy Bell
8/18 Bill & Joan Cook
8/25 Helen Harman & Wanda Butler
READERS - 8:30:
8/4 Jim Grieve
8/11 Faith Carlson
8/18 Eileen Knesh
8/25 Ken Knesh
READERS - 11:00:
8/4 Layne Vickers
8/11 Ron Vickers
8/18 Cathy Whi le
8/25 Laura Yates
COUNTERS:
8/4 Dave Naser & Jeff Jennings
8/11 Dave Naser & Cathy Weaver
8/18 Garne Brockman & Cathy Weaver
8/25 Garne Brockman & Cathy Whi le
AUDIO VISUAL: 830 / 11am
8/4 Jeff Jennings / Larry Hakel
8/11 Garne Brockman / Ron Vickers
8/18 Sam McNeely / Larry Hakel
8/25 Mindy Bogue / Robert Spencer
NURSERY - 8:30:
8/4 Karen Grieve
8/11 Karen Grieve
8/18 Carla Chamberlain
8/25 Elly Hakel
NURSERY - 11:00:
8/4 Be y White
8/11 Faith Carlson
8/18 Heather Sours
8/25 Missie Deibert
FLOWERS:
8/4 Bowman/Holland
8/11 The Ashanky’s
8/18 John Graves
8/25 Bill & Joan Cook
SNACK:
8/4 The Benne ’s
8/11 The Carlson’s
8/18 Bj Garner
8/25 The Lawrence’s
REGULARLY SCHEDULED WEEKLY MEETINGS & EVENTS:
Illumine Sunday Group - Sunday evenings - 7pm - Fellowship Hall
Illumine Thursday Group - 2nd & 4th Thursday evening (8/8 & 8/22) - 7pm - Parlor
LUMPreschool - Tuesday-Thursday - 8:25-11:30am - Finished for school year. Resumes in September
Bible Study with Pastor Ellen - Each Tuesday, 11am in the Image Class.
ASAP - Tuesday nights from 5-7pm in the Auditorium (non-church related)
Children’s Choir - 1st & 3rd Wednesday Evening of the month - Finished un.l Fall
Hand Bell Choir - Wednesday Evenings, 6:30pm - Finished un.l Fall
Chancel Choir - Wednesday Evenings, 7:30pm, Underground – Finished un.l Fall
Men’s Bible Breakfast Club - Thursday mornings from 7:15 - 8:15am
Each Thursday - 12 Noon Community Service - St. Mark Lutheran Church
Girl Scouts - Each Thursday evening 6:30pm, Image Class
Praise Band Prac.ce - Thursday nights at 6:45pm, Sanctuary
2019 LUMC Church Council Members:
Dale Houff-Church Council Chair Cathy Weaver-Council Secretary Jeff Jennings-Lay Leader
Elly Hakel - UMW President Charlie Yates-Board of Trustees Bill Ricke s-Financial
Walt Surra -Treasurer Ron Vickers/Bonnie Sullivan-Fellowship Tommy Page-Outreach
Beverly Wood-Communica�ons Julia Verba-Worship
Robert Spencer-Missions Karen Grieve-Sunday School Super.
Dave Naser-Staff/Parish Rusty McCoy-at Large Member
Wanda Butler-at Large Member Rev. Erich Benne
BIBLE STUDY & SUNDAY SCHOOL
Tuesday Morning Bible Study w/Pastor Ellen - 11am, Image Class, 4th floor
Thursday Mornings, 7:15am - Men’s Breakfast & Bible Study, Fellowship Hall, 3rd floor “Men Only”.
2nd & 4th Thursday Evenings, 7pm, Parlor - Illumine Group (July 25)
Sunday Mornings, 10-10:50am Sunday School
There is something for everyone! If you have an idea for a new group, please let us know.
Nursery for Infants and preschoolers available 8:15-12:15 During Worship Services Only, 4th floor
3yr Old Sunday School Class - Stories & Sharing, 4th floor
Preschool - Age 4 through Kindergarten - Heartshapers Curriculum, 4th floor
Early Elementary - Grades 1-3 - Bible Lessons Planned by Teacher, 4th floor
Older Elementary - Grade 4-5 - Faithweaver Curriculum
Tweens - Grades 6-8 - A Lively Class using Gospel Light materials, 2nd floor above the Auditorium
High School - Grades 9-12 - Fellowship Hall, 3rd Floor
Adult Sunday School - All Ages - CrossWalk, Image Class, 4th Floor
Adult Women’s Sunday School Class/Bible Study - Parlor, 2nd floor, Sanctuary level
Sunday Evenings, 7pm - Illumine Group - Meets every week, Fellowship Hall, 3rd floor
AUGUST LURAY UNITED METHODIST CHURCH PAGE 8
Chancel Choir: Basses: CR Suddith, Jim Ashanky, Larry Hakel,
Dale Houff, Jim Grieve; Tenors: Erich Benne�, Dave Naser;
Altos: Cathy Whi�le, Alice Gray, Layne Vickers, Judy Suddith,
Carol Miller; Sopranos: Julia Verba, Elly Hakel,
Nancy Brubaker, Cathy Ashanky
Weekly KIT Email (Keeping in Touch)
This is an informa.ve weekly email to let you know what
is coming up or happening at the church each week.
Call or email the church office to be added to the list.
Keep in Touch!
TELEPHONE PRAYER CHAIN: If you have need for prayer and would like to be
placed on our prayer chain, call the church office or
Peggy Turner 743-3386.
If you would like to be called when a situa.on comes up that
needs prayer, or if you could be a caller, calling 5 -6 persons
once you receive the message, let the church office know.
Praise Band: Cathy Ashanky-Leader/Piano/Singer, Erich
Benne�-Guitar, Bruce Clark-Singer, Abby Knesh/Singer;
George Nosek-Singer, Tommy Page-Singer/Devo.ons,
Doug Raeburn-Guitar & Robin Stevens-Singer
Luray United Methodist Church Physical Address: 1 West Main Street
Mailing Address: P.O. Box 606 Luray, VA 22835
(540)743-6540 Fax: 743-9109
Email: [email protected]
Web Page: www.lurayumc.org
2019 COMMUNITY NOON WORSHIP SERVICE - ROTATING SCHEDULE
JANUARY - ST MARK’S LUTHERAN JULY - MAIN STREET BAPTIST CHURCH
FEBRUARY - LURAY SEVENTH DAY ADVENTIST AUGUST - ST MARK’S LUTHERAN
MARCH - LURAY CHURCH OF THE BRETHREN SEPTEMBER - LURAY SEVENTH DAY ADVENTIST
APRIL - LURAY CHRISTIAN CHURCH OCTOBER - LURAY CHURCH OF THE BRETHREN
MAY - CHRIST EPISCOPAL CHURCH NOVEMBER - LURAY CHRISTIAN CHURCH
JUNE - LURAY UNITED METHODIST DECEMBER - CHRIST EPISCOPAL CHURCH