The episTleOctober 31, 2016

Volume 52 Number 3

480 S. HighlandMemphis, TN 38111-4302

901.452.6262www.stlukesumc.orgUnited Methodist Church

“We are becoming a faithful community of disciples striving to share the heart, mind, and hands of Jesus Christ with ALL people.”Mission Statement

Worship at St. Luke’sAll are Welcome

Worship in the SanctuaryNovember 6 - All Saints Sunday

One worship at 10:50 a.m

November 13Worship at 8:30 and 10:50 a.m.

Sunday School Classes For all ages - 9:30 a.m.

Contents:- God Story page 2- Upcoming Events page 3- Ministry News pages 4/5- Congregational Care page 6- Calendar page 7- Church information page 8

St. Luke’s StaffJim McKinney, PastorHarry Colter, Pastoral AssistantS.C. Toe, Music DirectorWes Kirkpatrick, OrganistBeth Ryan, Youth/Young AdultsMegan Warren, Children & Community ConnectionsAmy Turman, Day School/PDOAmy McDonald, ChallengersDavid Day, CLC/RecreationCarla Taylor, CommunicationsTim Taylor, FacilitiesVickey Hobbs, Finance

The Body of ChristThere was once a college student who was struggling in many areas of his life. He spent a great deal of his time feeling angry and frustrated. When he could stand it no longer, he went to the dim and seldom-used chapel on campus. He paced up and down the aisles, slapping the back of the empty pews. He yelled, he cried, and he raged at God.“God you created the world...what could you possibly have been thinking? Look at the problems people face. Look at the pain, suffering, and hunger. Look at the neglect, the waste, the abuse. Everywhere I look, I see messed-up people, hurting people, lonely people!” The young man ranted and raved on and on.Finally, exhausted, he sat in the front pew and looked hopelessly at the cross. It’s tarnished surface reflected the dusty sunlight filtering in through the stained glass windows. “It’s all such a mess! This world you created is nothing but a terrible mess! Why even I could make a world better than this one!”And then the young man heard a voice in the silence of that dusty chapel that made his eyes open wide and his jaw drop. “And that is exactly what I want you to do.”It’s easy to identify problems that exist all around us. And sometimes we wonder why God doesn’t solve them all for us. But that’s why God created the church. That’s why God put you here---at this particular time and place. He has gifted you and given you the power to make a difference in the world. God has commissioned the church to be the hands and feet of Jesus in a broken world. That’s why we are called “the body of Christ.” Will you do your part?Faithfully, Jim

A Message from our Pastor

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G toriesSodAlmost 63 years ago Hank and Bonnie Nabers went to the County Adoption Agency in Memphis and filled out adoption papers to adopt a child. They had been to the a Catholic Orphanage where they were attracted to a fair haired little boy with a club foot, but were denied adopting because they were Methodist. After Hank and Bonnie left the Shelby County Orphanage the employee put their papers in the back of her desk and forgot about them. When this worker got pregnant and decided to quit working she cleaned out her desk and found my parents application papers to adopt. The worker then showed up on the Nabers doorstep and when Bonnie opened the door the worker said, “Mrs. Nabers would you like to keep Mary Jane for a while, her foster mom is sick.” I was 9 months old.

My mother took me and said, “This is our baby. We are keeping her.” When my dad got home from the dentist he asked whose baby was in the chair and my mother said, “That’s our baby!” I went with them to a church ice cream social that night.

My parents took me to baby doctors who discovered that I had Cerebral Palsy. The state took my parents to court stating adoptions of disabled kids couldn’t go through. My parents hired Raymond Sales as their lawyer and they were able to keep me. In 1972 Mr. Sales was Shrine Potentate and crowned me Shrine Princess at the Shrine Circus!

November is National Adoption Month. After the Holston Home for Children closed their Memphis branch in 2002, The Memphis Conference made the decision to continue with this needed ministry to children and families with the creation of a new and separate agency in 2003, called Hannah’s Hope.

This progressive agency, as a matter of both policy and principle, promotes each person’s abil-ity to develop to their maximum capacity. Hannah’s Hope honors the individual’s right to ac-ceptance, love and membership in a family. Services and programs offered by Hannah’s Hope will be inclusive of all persons without regard to race, color, creed, national origin, religion or age and will not promote any particular religious dogma.

As a missional agency of the Memphis Conference of the United Methodist Church, the Circle of Hope Pregnancy Counseling Ministry of Hannah’s Hope is funded, in part, by the budget of Outreach Ministries of the Conference. Office space is provided, in-kind, by Bartlett United Methodist Church in Bartlett, TN. Other expenses related to the pregnancy counseling ministry are covered by the generosity of individuals, groups, and congregations who join in the mis-sion of the agency to promote responsible choices for women in crisis pregnancy situations and families seeking to adopt. If you would like more information about Hannah’s Hope you can visit their website at http://www.hannahs-hope.org/ or call 901-327-5560.

My Adoption - A Love StoryDeborah Sanders

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All Saints SundayNovember 6, 2016 - 10:50 a.m.St. Luke’s Sanctuary

Whenever you need me....

I’m all ears.

Nov. 12 & 13 - Saturday Day-timers Welcome!

Care Giving in the Christ WayOur morning session will be led by Rev. Dennis Neenan and will focus on how we can be better care-givers for all those we meet. From children to seniors, care-giving begins with listening without judgement. How can we develop our listening skills so that we can really understand how to care for people in need? Join us on Saturday, Nov. 12 as Dennis shares his best practices of care-giving for people of all ages.

Fall Retreat 2016

Nelson Woods, Millington, TNregistration brochures are in Hospitality Hall

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YOUTH NEWSChildren’s NewsHello everyone! Sun., Nov. 6 - 9:30 - Sunday School 5:00-7:00 - Dinner and Youth Activities Sat., Nov. 12 - Sun., Nov. 13 - Fall Retreat!Sun., Nov. 13 - 9:30 - Sunday School No Evening Activities Don’t forget to get your Fruit Orders in by November 13! Please let me know if you have question.Peace, Beth

PRAYERS FOR STUDENTS & YOUNG ADULTS Please be in prayer for our College Students, espe-cially remember Sarah Jenkins, Ben Lakey, and Anna Lim. I know they would love to hear from you as well. You can contact me for addresses or drop a note in my box and I will be happy to mail it! I know they all appreciate your prayers and your notes! -Beth

UMW News ...Our Social Action Project is items for the Golden Cross Min-istry ... Toiletries, Hygiene items, soap, toothbrush, toothpaste, cleaning products, etc.

Nov 5th ... Work day at Reelfoot Ministries with the Mem-phis Conference United Methodist Women. Please bring toys for Reelfoot’s Christmas store, hard sole shoes, and work gloves in addition to wearing work clothes. Tasks will be everything from painting, raking, cleaning and yard work. There is a job for everyone. For more infor-mation, please contact Phyllis Gay by email at phyllisp-gay@yahoo.com.

Nov 8th ... The Naomi Circle meets at 6:30pm in the Lounge. Be sure to bring your World Thank Offering as well as items for the Golden Cross Ministry.

Nov 10th ... Thanksgiving Baskets for the UMC Neighborhood Centers are due. Here is the list of items needed ... $15 Kroger gift card and separate greeting card; 2 boxes of dressing mix, 2 cans of cran-berry sauce, 2 cans of corn, 2 cans of green beans, 40oz can of sweet potatoes, 26oz box of sweet pota-toes, 1 box Family size tea bags, 4-5lbs of flour, 4-5lbs of sugar, 40oz Biscuit mix, 24oz cooking oil, 1 box cake mix, 1 can of frosting, 1 jar instant coffee, and 1 box powdered milk. Please help feed those in need for Thanksgiving. You can pick up a medium size basket at the Dollar Tree store. Any questions, please call Jamille Laughlin at 901-277-8059.

Nov 15th ... The Mary-Rachel Circle will meet in the Lounge at 10:30am. Our guest speaker is Rev Jim McKinney who will discuss the Beatitudes and how you can apply them to your daily life. Please be sure to bring your World Thank Offering and items for the Golden Cross Ministry.

The Youth are taking orders for citrus fruit that will arrive the first week in December. Order forms are available at the Hospitality Desk or see a Youth! Last day for orders is Nov. 13. Ques-tions? contact Beth Ryan

FALL RETREAT NOVEMBER 12 & 13

Nelson Woods Millington, TN

Come stay the night or come up for the day only on Saturday. Check in begins at 9:00 a.m.

Saturday morning. Registration brochures are avail-able in Hospitality Hall.A bus will be leaving the church at 8:30 a.m. and will return after dinner. Sign up at the Hospitality desk to ride the church bus. Maps will be available with the registration brochure for those that choose to drive.Come out for one day or stay over and enjoy a casual breakfast and worship with communion on Sunday.

Come and enjoy the weekend!

Thank you so much for all of your help with Boo Out this year! Each of you - your prayers, financial contributions, donations, and volunteer hours - made Boo Out a tre-mendously fun success. A huge thank you to our St. Luke’s family!

The Day School sure did enjoy the Boo Out! Thank you for hosting a wonderful family friendly event for our little ones and the community. Also, thank you to everyone who helped contribute to our BOX TOPS for education drive. We have raised about $400 for the Day School just by bringing in BOX TOPS. We appreciate your help! Keep them coming.

We are in full swing celebrating Halloween and get-ting ready for Thanksgiving. Just wishing for some cooler weather! We are excited about our POW WOW coming up and all things fall.

We have already started tours for the 2017-2018 school year. If you have friends or neighbors that are interested in our program, send them our way so they do not miss out on a spot for next year. Thank you for supporting our ministry and loving the little ones that bless St. Luke's.

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Sports Shorts from the CLC

SCOUT NEWS

Basketball Signups are going on now. Forms are available in the Hospitality Hall and the CLC Lobby. Sign your child up today…Young Adult Open Gym Time Sundays: 7:00 - 8:30pm.As the weather gets cooler, you tend to eat more, which means you tend to gain more …… Your fitness room is open!!!!Pickleball every Tuesday 12N 2pm… Everyone can playRemember HIM Always, Coach Day

YOUNG @ HEART Presents FRIDAY FUN TOURS

NOVEMBER 18 – SISTERS Singing the Oldies in the Fellowship Hall. The Girls will be singing hits from the 20’s,30’s,40’s, 50’s, 60’s and 70’s.11:00am – 12:00N Lunch served at 12N - Cost : $5Sign- Up sheet at desk in hospitality hallDecember- Pink Palace Christmas Tree’s ExhibitDetails coming soon.Come and join us!!

Troop 40 will again be participating in the Pre-Veterans Day Flag ceremony in Collierville. The event is Sunday, Nov. 6, 2:00pm. All veterans are Welcome to attend.On Veterans Day, Friday, Nov. 11 from 4:30 - 6:00pm, both Pack 40 and Troop 40 will participate in Operation Visible Support. We will be showing our colors and waving flags on the corner of Poplar and Highland to show support of our veterans in a “Stationary Parade.” Drive by and honk your horn!

OPERATION CHRISTMAS CHILDFill your box now! Boxes and brochures are available in Hospitality Hall. Please bring your completed

box to the church on Sunday, Nov. 13 or Wed. Nov. 16. Don’t forget to include $7 for the ship-ping cost.Look online at samaritanspurse.org/OCC to read all about this wonderful ministry for children around the world.

DINNER 5:30 PM Fellowship Hall

$6.00 adults, $4.00 children, $20.00 Family MaxPlease make reservations for dinner by noon on Tuesday by signing up at the Hospitality Desk,

calling the church: 452-6262, or by emailing Vickey Hobbs at vickey.hobbs @stlukesumc.org

Menus11/2: BBQ Chicken/Hash Brown Casserole/Green

Beans/Rolls/Chocolate Cake11/9: Turkey & Dressing/Sweet Potatoes/Peas/Cran-

berry Sauce/Pecan Pie11/16: Hamburgers or Hotdogs/Tater Tots/

Baked Beans/Ice Cream Sandwiches

Vespers Worship 6:15 PMSt. Luke’s Chapel

November 2, 9, 16Singing from the Cokesbury hymnal and a

message from Rev. McKinney related to the weekly scripture.

WEDNESDAY NIGHTFELLOWSHIP

It’s time to update our yearly GUIDEBOOK for 2017!The Guidebook is an invaluable tool for our church family to keep up with the current administrative and ministry teams. All of our ministry and outreach programs are highlighted in this book which is pub-lished and mailed free to all St. Luke’s members and regular attendees. PLEASE make sure that your information is updated and correct. If you have discontinued your landline, please make sure we have a current phone number. Contact Carla Taylor or Virginia Hathorn to update your information.

PLEASE HELP ME WITH THE WEBSITE!Our new website is up and running but I need your help to make it the best website for our church. If you are looking for something and can’t find it or see something that needs to be changed or improved please let me know - carla.taylor@stlukesumc.org. I need to know so I can make it better. Thanks!

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The radio broadcast of Sunday Worship is on WREC 600 AM, 8:00am each Sunday.

Congregational Support

prayer ConCerns of our sT. luke’s family

Help St. Luke’s minister not only to our homebound community but also to the entire Memphis area. Our weekly radio broadcasts are heard by many people in our community. For $225 each week you or a group of people can help by sponsoring a broadcast in memory or in honor of someone special. Contact Vickey Hobbs for more information.

Sympathy to the family of Barbara Young who passed away on Oct. 29, 2016.

GiftS received in memory:Blanche Miller from Aunt Gin, Susan & Linda, The Smith family,

Bob & Janie Hendrix, Virginia Hathorn, Harry & Bette Colter, Kathy McAllen, Ed & Nita Barlow

Syble Coleman from Lisa Farrell

GiftS received in honor:Marty Cobb from Sonny & Cynthia Davis, Nan Smith

Flower DedicationsIf you would like to place flowers in the Sanctuary on Sunday in memory or to honor someone, please contact Marilyn Sadler, 901-452-1347.

The Christian Homebuilders class would like to invite the adult ss class, youth and children to join us in Fellow-ship Hall at 9:35 for a Veteran’s Program. The Marine Corp....Singleton Band....and members of the Corp will present the flag, give history and tell about the flag and folds. It will be an impressive service and we will honor our veterans. Please plan to join us.

Bob Kermick, Eric Hodge, Bill & Nancy Morris, JoAnne Ruther-ford, Joanne Williams, Suzanne Liles, Lourenda McKinney, Betty Douglas, Hannah Anderson, John Fourcade, Laiyah Hicks, Don Day, Thomas Barber, Charlie Howell, Deborah Sanders, Akil Al-Chokhachi, Sam McHugh, Jim Burch, Jr., Wayne Bengston, Wil-liam & Pam Rector, Ken & Barbara Phillips, Kathy Bogle, Danny Hobbs, Bobby Mason, Gil Herren, John & Helen Wofford, Grady Threadgill, family of Ed Cissom, Calvin WilliamsThose dealing with Cancer: Audrey Gordon, Milton Anderson, Fred Thompson, Sam Offuett, Karie Perkins, Richard McGown, Bob Dunham.Homebound MembersMay Gordon, Deborah Sanders, Evelyn Brady, Cwell Martin, Deloris JonesOur Schools, Teachers and StudentsBishop Bill McAlillyDistrict Superintendent Tim CarpenterOur Missionaries: Eric and Liz Soard in Tanzania

To add, change or remove a prayer concern please email: prayer.request@stlukesumc.org or fill out a yellow prayer request card located in the sanctuary pews.

Greeter Ministry schedule:Nov. 6: Shirley Robinson, Barbara Caldwell, Mary Clyde McKnight, Diane HayneNov. 13: Lisa Farrell, Carolyn Galloway, Alice Roberts, Tom PolettiNov. 20: Glenda Turner, Patty Burkett, Kevin Talley, David TurnerNov. 27: Ruth Sanford, Sue Whitt, Judy Green, Bob Hendrix

FOOD PANTRY REQUESTThe Food Pantry needs someone to take Mary Clyde’s place once per month on Thursdays and occasionally during Saturday Supper. This is an initiative through Methodist Healthcare and the volunteer will receive training.This is an important ministry for women - please contact Carolyn Galloway or Mary Clyde if you can help.

Also we need donations of tuna for our food bags.Thank you for your continued support of our Food Pantry!

Craft Club Thanks!Our thanks to all who supported us at the craft fair. We gave $350.00 the Food Ministry .We are looking for marbles and colored buttons for our next project. Our bin is on the 1st. floor next to elevator.Thanks again for all your help and sup-port.Craft Ladies.

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St. Luke’s CalendarWednesday, November 2 - Wednesday, November 16

Wednesday November 2 7:15am – 8:00am UMM Prayer Breakfast - FH 5:30pm – 6:30pm Fellowship Dinner - FH 6:15pm – 7:00pm Bible Study - Lounge 6:30pm – 7:30pm Zumba - Gym 6:30pm – 8:30pm Chancel Choir Rehearsal - Choir Room Thursday November 3 9:00am – 10:00am Sit & Be Fit - CLC Gym 9:30am – 12:00pm Food Pantry - CLC 108 10:00am – 12:00pm Small Group 1 - MB 211 12:00pm – 4:00pm Craft Club - CLC, 103 5:45pm -- 7:15pm Under 14 B-ball Practice, CLC Gym 6:00pm – 9:00pm Young Adult Dinner - 3rd Floor 6:30pm -- 7:30pm Oak Ridge Neighborhood - Lounge 7:15pm – 10:15pm Fisher of Men - Gym Friday November 4 6:00pm – 10:00pm Young Adult/Sr. High Game Night - MB 310Saturday November 5 4:30pm - 5:30pm Saturday Supper - FHSunday November 6 DAYLIGHT SAVING TIME ENDS 7:45am – 8:15am Breakfast and Devotion - FH 9:30am – 10:30am Sunday School 10:50am – 12:00pm All Saints Worship - Sanctuary 12:00pm – 12:30pm Church Council - Chapel 12:00pm -- 1:30pm Youth Advisory Team - MB 311 1:00pm – 4:00pm Basketball Practices - CLC GYM 1:45pm – 2:45pm Wesley Bells - Bell Rehearsal Room 5:00pm – 7:00pm Dinner & Youth Activities 5:00pm – 7:00pm Children’s Activities - CLC 7:00pm – 8:30pm Young Adult Gym Time - CLC GymMonday November 7 9:00am – 10:00am Sit & Be Fit - CLC Gym 12:00pm – 4:00pm Craft Club - CLC, 103 6:00pm - 8:30pm Coin Club Banquet - FH 7:15pm – 10:15pm Jesus is Lord Basketball - Gym Tuesday November 8 VOTING DAY 10:00am – 12:00pm Women’s Bible Study - MB 211 12:00pm – 2:00pm Pickleball - CLC Gym 5:30pm – 7:00pm Under 10 B-ball practice- Wofford - Gym 6:00pm – 7:00pm SPRC Meeting - MB 211 6:00pm – 8:30pm MYSP Rehearsal/Concert - FH/Sanctuary 6:30pm – 8:45pm Boy Scouts - Scout Hut Wednesday November 9 7:15am – 8:00am UMM Prayer Breakfast - Perkins on Park Ave. 5:30pm – 6:30pm Fellowship Dinner - FH 6:15pm – 7:00pm Bible Study - Lounge 6:30pm – 7:30pm Zumba - Gym 6:30pm – 8:30pm Chancel Choir Rehearsal - Choir Room

Thursday November 10 9:00am – 10:00am Sit & Be Fit - CLC Gym 9:30am – 12:00pm Food Pantry - CLC 108 10:00am – 12:00pm Small Group 1 - MB 211 12:00pm – 4:00pm Craft Club - CLC, 103 5:30pm -- 7:30pm East Buntyn School Fair FH 5:45pm -- 7:15pm Under 14 B-ball Practice - Gym 6:00pm -- 9:00pm Young Adult Dinner - MB 310 7:15pm – 10:15pm Fisher of Men Bball - Gym Friday November 11 No church activities scheduledSaturday November 12 8:30am Bus leaves for Fall Retreat 9:00am FALL RETREAT - Nelson Woods 4:30pm – 5:30pm Saturday Supper - FH 6:00pm -- 8:30pm Newman Class Party - LoungeSunday November 13 7:45am – 8:15am Breakfast and Devotion - FH 8:30am – 9:30am Worship - Sanctuary 9:00am - 10:00pm Blood Pressure Check - CLC 104 9:30am – 10:30am Sunday School 10:50am – 12:00pm Worship - Sanctuary 1:00pm – 4:00pm Basketball Practices - CLC GYM 1:45pm – 2:45pm Wesley Bells - Bell Rehearsal Room 2:00pm -- 3:00pm Cluster Charge Conference - Christ UMCMonday November 14 9:00am The Epistle deadline 8:30am -- 11:00pm Veterans Brunch - FH 9:00am – 10:00am Sit & Be Fit - CLC Gym 12:00pm – 4:00pm Craft Club - CLC, 103 5:45pm -- 7:15pm Under 10 B-ball practice - Gym 7:15pm – 10:15pm Jesus is Lord Basketball - Gym Tuesday November 15 10:00am – 12:00pm Women’s Bible Study - MB 211 10:30am -- 12:00pm Mary Rachel Circle - Lounge 12:00pm – 2:00pm Pickleball - CLC Gym 1:30pm – 3:30pm Quilting Chaos - Lounge 5:30pm – 7:00pm Under 10 Bball practice- Wofford - CLC Gym 6:00pm - 7:30pm Trustees Meeting - Lounge 6:00pm – 8:15pm MYSP Rehearsal - Fellowship Hall 6:30pm – 7:30pm Cub Scouts - Chapel/Children’s Bldg. 6:30pm – 8:45pm Boy Scouts - Scout HutWednesday November 16 7:15am – 8:00am UMM Prayer Breakfast - FH 5:30pm – 6:30pm Fellowship Dinner - FH 6:15pm – 7:00pm Bible Study - Lounge 6:30pm – 7:30pm Zumba - Gym 6:30pm – 8:30pm Chancel Choir Rehearsal - Choir Room

Calendar Room KeyMB-Main Building, FH-Fellowship Hall,

HH - Hospitality Hall, CLC-Christian Life Center, CB-Children’s Building

This is an abbreviated listing of activities.For a full listing of the most current calendar information

visit our website: stlukesumc.org/google-calendar/Facebook: St. Luke’s UMC, Memphis

Church Council Meeting Sunday, November 6, 12:00pm - Chapel

Cluster Charge ConferenceSunday, November 13, 2:00pm

Christ UMC - Poplar Ave.

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RECORD OF LOYALTY

Sunday School 10/23 145 10/30 157

Worship Attendance - October 23 Sunshine breakfast 88 8:30 worship 43 10:50 worship 192 323

Worship Attendance - October 30 Sunshine breakfast 87 8:30 worship 36 10:50 worship 196 319Gifts & Tithes ReceivedOctober 23 $5,845.98October 30 $10,142.10

The deadline to submit events and articles for the next Epistle will be Monday,

November 14, 9:00 a.m.

DONATE ONLINE!Our new website is up - stlukesumc.orgWe now have a donate button at the top of the page where you can make a one-time or recurring donation via Paypal. This information remains confidential and only Vickey is notified of your gift.

• Continue to pray constantly for St. Luke’s to be a place where our lives and our community will be transformed. Consistently pray for God to help us carry out the Great Commission and to help people know Christ.

• We are still seeking non-staff people to serve as the “point” person for various ministries. This person will also be asked to reach out to visitors who indicate a desire to find out more/engage with that particular min-istry (ie. Food ministries, rec ministries, young adult ministries, etc.). What better way to encourage others to get involved than with your passion and support for that particular ministry?• Walk the Neighborhood (Nov 19; 10 – 12 Noon)We need volunteers to walk! Each walking team will be assigned 1-2 streets (as able) to place materials on doors. This is a great opportunity to fellowship and share with our neighbors what’s going on at St. Luke’s this season. Please sign-up in Hospitality Hall or contact the church to volunteer.• Food Truck Night (Dec 1; 5:30 – 7:30 PM)Mark your calendar! We’ll have 4-5 trucks here that night to welcome our neighbors. Be sure to sign up in Hospi-tality Hall to volunteer to represent St. Luke’s.

Upcoming events at area ChurchesNov. 4-5Bartlett UMC Annual Craft Fair 5676 Stage Rd, Bartlett. Come and shop for your Christmas items by supporting this fundraiser.Nov. 19Fall Festival at Highland Heights UMC 3476 Summer Avenue from 10am until 1pm. BBQ luncheon by Roger Tisdale and a Silent Auction will be held. Come and enjoy the fun.

FLU SHOTSFlu shots will be given on Sunday, Nov. 13 in the CLC lobby First Aid room from 9:30 - 10:50 a.m. Shots are $35 or insurance will be filed. Call Shir-ley Robinson with any questions - 901-827-9511.

A bank deposit envelope was placed in the offering plate by accident. If you think this may belong to you please call Vickey - 452-6262