Bible Quiz

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Winterstown United Methodist Church

Of the 66 books in the Protestant

Bible, 39 have people’s names as

titles. Some names indicate the per-

son credited as author - for example,

Matthew; others name the book’s

main character - such as Ruth. How

many books are written to the person

named in the title?

A. 2

B. 4

C. 13

D. 21

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Answer: B (See 1 Timothy 1:2; 2 Timothy 1:2; Titus 1:4; Philemon 1:1.)

Pastor - Mitch Galloway 717-244-1334

Day Care Director - Abby Streett 717-246-8017

Secretary - Lorrie Yodzis Treasurer - Amy Smith

Sr. Choir Director - Sandra Gingrich Organist - Nancy Forry

Praise Team Leader - Rick Marks SonBeams Choir - Sandra Gingrich Young Life Choir - Sandra Gingrich

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John we are introduced to a variety of people who had an enthusiastic spirit. One of those persons was the disciple An-drew. While we don’t know much about his life, what we do know can help us to get excited about the Lord.

The first thing we note about this disciple is his faith. When Jesus gave him the invitation to “come and see”, Andrew left the teachings of John the Baptist to follow Jesus. Do you remember when you first took a step in faith with Jesus? It’s no secret that the most effective evange-lists are those who have just begun their faith journey. At that time we are eager to learn, worship, and serve the Christ who transforms our lives. An-drew was so excited about knowing Jesus that he told his brother, brought a child with five loaves and two fishes to the Lord and introduced some Greeks to his master. This act

A MESSAGE FROM THE PASTOR Dear Church Family, There was a rather poor, elder-ly lady who sometimes visited a church in her town. The lay elders of the church were al-ways embarrassed when she did, because she loved to get excited in the service. "Praise the Lord! Hallelujah!" she would shout. That was more than the dignified members of this staid congregation could endure. One Sunday morning the church elders greeted her at the door and made an agree-ment with her. They promised her a new, heavy blanket for the cold, winter months if she would not shout in their service. She agreed, and took a seat near the front of the sanctuary. She held her silence well at first, but as the pastor got into his message, he got more and more wound up, really preach-ing from the heart, and his words gripped that little woman Until she almost exploded with excitement. Finally, she stood up and said, "Blanket or no blanket, AMEN!!" Over the years I have spent a great deal of time reading books and attending workshops and lectures that try to answer the question: “How can we be a vital congregation.” Of course, everyone has his or her own idea. Some think it is through missions, others through effec-tive worship, and still others through offering a multitude of programs. However, I have discovered that no matter what method, program, or ministry we use, the church will not be “vital” if the people in the pews are not excited about their walk with the Lord. In the gospel of

of bringing others to Christ is the second lesson we can learn from Andrew. Recently, I read a statement that speaks to the reality of our walk with the Lord. Pastor King Duncan wrote: “If you and I are not as excited about the things of faith as we once were, per-haps it is because we are not as in touch as we once were with the source of our strength and power. When people first meet the Master, there is excitement. However, there is something else we need to see. EXCITE-MENT IS FED BY TAKING THE GOSPEL TO THE WORLD OUTSIDE. When we meet Christ, it is an exciting experi-ence. To keep that excitement alive, however, we need to share that experience with someone else. E. Stanley Jones once compared faith to electrici-ty. To be effective it must not be bottled up, but must be passed on.” Thanks be to God for Andrews who teach us that the answer to being a vital congregation is by abiding in the presence of the Lord and sharing the love of the Lord with others. How about you? Are you excited? Are you ready to “throw off the blanket and shout amen?”

Walk in faith, Pastor Mitch

Volume 3, Issue 6

June 2016

Growing Friends 2

United Methodist

Women

2

Understanding

your Fair Shares

3

Volunteers of the

Month 4

Outreach Minutes 4

Calendar 5

Birthdays &

Anniversary's

6

Thank Yous 7

Historical Moment 8

News & Notes 9

Inside this issue:

TOWN CRIER W INTERSTOWN UNITED METHODIST CHURCH

THE WINTERS

the Back To School Fun Day by attending the York Revs baseball game on Saturday, June 18th! See daycare office for tickets today! Tickets $10 each.

Important Days this month:

Wednesday, June 1st ~ Parent Meeting 5:00 p.m.

- 6:00 p.m.; Staff Meeting at 6:00 p.m.

Friday, June 3rd ~ ½ Day of Elementary - Last Day

of School - Pizza Party for the whole center from 11:30 - 12:30 p.m. No packed lunch needed.

Monday, June 6th ~ Summer rates begin for all

summer school age children

Wednesday, June 8th ~ Kick off summer party!

Whole Center 9:30 a.m. - 1:00 p.m.

Monday, June 13th ~ Summer Camp officially

begins!

Thursday, June 16th ~ Water Day fun begins!

Saturday, June 18th ~ Revs Faith and Family

Baseball Game Night - Fundraiser to help raise money for the Back To School Fun Day in August. Get your tickets and don't miss out on this event!

*** Mark your calendars: ~ Growing Friends is CLOSED Monday, July 4th ~ Last week of summer camp is the week of August

8th ~ First day of school for 1st - 6th grade is Tuesday,

August 23rd ~ First day of school for AM & PM KDG is Wednes-

Happy June!!! It's the end of another school year and the beginning of our summer fun!

We start this month off with Parent Appreciation Day! Wednesday, June 1 be sure to stop at the table in our entrance hallway for some yummy treats and chances to sign up and win! Growing Friends is blessed with wonderful families and we appreciate our parents choosing us as their child's educational program! Thank you for helping Growing Friends grow these past 18 years!!!! Also this day, we will host a special parent open house meeting from 5:00 p.m. - 6:00 p.m. We encour-age parents to attend this meeting to share their ideas, thoughts, and concerns, Our parent handbook is currently in the process of being updated. Having this meeting will help us hear from our parents and take their voice into consideration. We always strive for great communication. We hope this meeting gives everyone a better chance to communicate. So please be sure to attend. FUNDRAISER NEWS:

That’s My Pan – Check out the catalog and/or go

online to: www.thatsmypan.biz/. This fundraiser will last until the end of the year – order whenever you want and take your time.

Revolution Baseball Game – Help raise money for

GROWING FRIENDS day, August 24th

~ Preschool Program 2016 - 2017 Open House Night is Tuesday, August 30th @ 5:30 p.m.

~ Growing Friends is CLOSED Monday, September 5th

~ Growing Friends is CLOSED Thursday, November 24th & Friday, November 25th

~ Growing Friends is CLOSED Monday, December 26th

Some important reminders: - Please inform your child's teacher and/or email

Abby if your child will not be attending for the day - Bring in sunscreen with signed form to your child's

teacher - Any child that's been enrolled for one full year, at a

full time status, is eligible for one free week! If anyone would like to use this week during the summer, please fill out the form on the parent bulletin board

Abby will be out of the office Monday, June 6th, Thursday, June 16th (PM only), and Friday, June 17th. Reminder any questions / concerns / com-ments / suggestions anything ~ communication is key so drop me an email ~ abbygrowingfriends @gmail.com Thank you again for all you do for Grow-ing Friends! Much love and appreciation ~ Miss Abby

to have a different setting. The meal, con-sisting of fruit cup, salad, chicken, filling balls, mashed potatoes & gravy, corn, rolls, beverages, and dessert, was served at 6 p.m. and catered by Jay Beaver and his

staff.

Sandie Rock was MC for the evening. The featured entertainment was provided by Mary Ellen Forte of Fawn Grove who took us back in time to "The Golden Age of Hol-lywood." Haley Berkebile played several selections on the piano. Four lucky ladies were awarded door prizes of beautiful red geraniums because they were sitting on

marked chairs.

A thank you is extended to Sandie, Debbie

May was a busy month for Unit-ed Methodist Women. The Rummage, Bake and Pretzel Sandwich Sale was very suc-

cessful. The turnout of help was most ap-preciated, and once again it proved that when we all work together for a good cause and are blessed by the Lord we can accom-

plish great things.

We were an outreach in the community by providing affordable clothing and

housewares.

UMW sponsored an all church "Mother & Daughter Banquet" on May 9 at the Leba-non Lutheran social building on Rippling Run Road. This venue was chosen in order

Shultz , and Rhada Gladfelter who were in

charge of the entire event.

June 13, 6:00 p.m. is the annual covered

dish picnic at the York Water Co.

Park near Jacobus. Debbie, a former em-ployee of the company, is able to get this wonderful pavilion for us for the evening. Since the pavilion is covered, we will picnic rain or shine. Please bring a covered dish to share. Paper products and beverages will be provided. Any interested woman is invit-ed to join us whether you are a member or not. Members may also bring a guest, for all are welcome. Any questions? See Debbie

or Ella Jane.

~ Ella Jane Hess, UMW President

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WINTERSTOWN UNITED METHODIST WOMEN

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through tools, DVD, and discussion follow-ing those sad times. We are reaching out to anyone in the church or in the communi-ty. We welcome all at Winterstown United Methodist Church. Contact the church office if you need more information 717-244-1984.

~ Sandra Rock

Churches do a won-derful job caring for grieving people in the immediate days fol-lowing the death of a

loved one; meals, cards, flowers are sent. The pastor is directly involved with those who have lost loved ones before and after the funeral. But grievers need more and that’s why we offer 13 weeks of support

June Schedule June 9 - Grief Share meeting at the

church - 7:00 p.m. to 8:30 p.m. June 23 - Grief Share dinner at Lion’s

Pride at 6:00 p.m. Anyone who would like to join our group for dinner is wel-come.

June 30 - Grief Share meeting at the church - 7:00 p.m. to 8:30 p.m.

GRIEF SHARE

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September 10, 2016

at 1:00PM

Rain Date September 17, 2016

Meet at Anderson Road in Win-

terstown

We will be stopping around 3:00

For light lunch and drinks.

Please sign up by September 3, 2016

If you have any questions

Please contact Ralph Saylor

318-7352 or 244-8281

NEWS AND NOTES

TRACTOR DRIVE

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and which someone else would be delight-ed to purchase. A Baked Goods table will feature all types of homemade goodies and donations will be requested. All Profits From The Entire Day Will Be Given To Fair Shares. Committees have been formed. If you will volunteer your time to assist in any manner you can, see Bonnie Bonager, Glenda Heffner or Ella Jane Hess.

Churches Host Picnic at

Park The Annual Community Picnic will be held at Hershaull Park, 7677 Church Road, Felton, PA, on Saturday, June 4 at 3:30 p.m. until? Foods include: Homemade Soups, Sandwiches, Dessert, and More! Live Gospel and Bluegrass music will be provided by Gann Family Gospel from 4:00 - 7:00 p.m. The picnic is sponsored by Cross Roads United Methodist, Round Hill and Hopewell Presbyterian Churches. You are invited to attend and to bring your lawn chair to sit on while you enjoy the music! Held rain or shine.

There are copies of the Susque-hanna Link on the

table in the narthex. Please feel free to take one. There will be no children’s Sunday school on Sunday May 29. June 5 Summer Sun-day School will begin in he preschool room. All children will be together. June

BSA Troop 3 - Family Fun Night Troop 3 is holding a family fun

night on 6-14-16 at Friendly’s in York, PA from 5:00 to 8:00 p.m. Please come and help support our pack.

Faith Beyond the Pews - June 13-17, 2016 Application for home owner

help and volunteers are on the table in the narthex. If you have any questions please see Mike Herrick or Ralph Saylor.

Senior Youth is again step-ping out in faith and host-ing Stop Hunger Now. It will be held Saturday June

25 at 10:00 a.m. We are hoping to have at least 40 volunteers to help pack the meals (10,152 meals) 29¢ a meal cost $2,944.00. Will you mark this on your calendar and come help. Maybe you would like to make a donation to help with the cost. Hope to see you there!

Flea Market July 23 up date: We have over 50 vendors signed up and more spaces available. The church will have their own stand with first class merchandise in the

All Purpose Room. Donations of new, gen-tly used items, collectibles, and antiques will be welcomed for that stand. (No Clothes or Shoes) Search your house and garage for some items you no longer need

12there will be a VBS program and will be no children’s Sunday school this day. June 19 to September 4 there will be children's summer Sunday school at 9:00AM

The Mission Team will be hosting Sunday Lunch & Fel-lowship every other month starting on Sunday, June 19, 2016 at 12 noon. The Lunch

Menu and sign-up sheet will be posted on the bulletin board in the lobby. We ask that you sign up to give us an idea how many people to prepare for food. You may still attend if you forget. There is no cost. Do-nations will be accepted to support the mission trip for 2017. This is a great oppor-tunity to fellowship and support those in need both nutritionally and spiritually.

The Mission Team will be hosting a Chicken BBQ on Saturday, June 4, 2016 from 10:00 a.m. to 2:00 p.m. Meals will include ½ chick-

en, baked potato, applesauce, roll & butter. Tickets are $8.50. Meals will be prepared by Chris Schell & Dave Hartman. Please see Dick Daugherty with any questions. Don’t Forget this month to bring in your Pennies for the UM Home for Children, your can tabs, Box Tops, Food for the Food Pantry, and we always have Giant and Jerry’s Gift cards for sale in the office.

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SUNDAY SCHOOL ALL AGES 9:00AM

SUNDAY SCHOOL ALL AGES 10:30AM

SENIOR YOUTH SUNDAYS 5:45PM

YOUNG LIFE SUNDAYS 7:05PM

SHINING LIGHT MONDAY - WEDNESDAY 6:00PM

BOY SCOUTS MONDAYS 6:30PM

CUB SCOUTS MONDAYS 6:45PM

SONBEAMS MONDAYS 7:00PM

4H CLUB 2ND MONDAY 7:00PM

UM WOMEN 2ND MONDAY 7:00PM

LADIES BIBLE STUDY 1ST & 3RD TUESDAYS 9:00AM

SENIOR CHOIR WEDNESDAYS 7:00PM

GIRL SCOUTS THURSDAYS 6:30PM

SPIRIT OF PRAISE THURSDAYS 7:00PM

GREIF SHARE THURSDAYS 7:00PM

401 East Locust Street (Rear) Dallastown, PA 17313

Pat - 717-818-2189 Church - 717-244-1984 slmwumc@gmail.com

Fridays 8:00AM to 4:00PM

Saturdays 8:00AM to 2:00PM

June 10 & 11

July 29 & 30

Sept. 2 & 3

Nov. 4 & 5

Dec. 2 & 3

$10.00! Food vouchers for $5.00

are also available.

This is Father’s day weekend. So plan a family outing which will be

fun for all.

Tickets can be purchased between services on Sunday or you can con-tact Ann McGinnis at 717-877-5354 or email her at anmcgin-

nis@deloitte.com

We are joining the Growing Friends Daycare families to raise money for our Back to School Day. When we sell all the tickets, we will raise

$850.00!

Plan to wear your Winterstown T-shirt or sweatshirt to the game if

you have one.

Invite family and friends!

“FAITH AND FAMILY AT THE BALLPARK”

Tickets are now available.

Saturday, June 18. Ernie Irvin, re-tired Nascar driver, will speak be-fore the game and fireworks will be

held after the game.

Where can you get all of that and watch a baseball game for

ing with Your Honey". Scripture, prayer & reading by Donalene Grove, "A Trip to a Musical" by Marion Kipp and Mary Herbst, "A Trip to the Theater" by Donalene and Bruce Grove, Natalie and Bill Taylor, and Richard and Donna Overmiller, "A Trip to a TV Studio for a Quiz Game" - Rhada Glad-felter (MC), Kenton and Elaine McGinnis, Donald and Marlene Jackson, Donald and Janet Over-miller and Gordon and Alverta For-bush. The last skit was "A Quiet

Evening in the Park" with Ella Jane

Hess and Mary and Everett Herbst.

The evening concluded with a Pray-er Circle and Pastor Kipp leading in

prayer.

An enjoyable evening of fun and

fellowship was had by all.

Rhada Gladfelter, Sec.

The above happened 42 years ago when Rev. Calvin Kipp was our

minister.

~ EJ Hess, Historian

FROM THE HISTORIAN T h i r t y - t h r e e members of

the Young Adult Fellowship Class journeyed to Willow Valley Motor Inn & Restaurant for our class ban-quet. A delicious meal consisting of fruit cup, ham, roast beef, filling, mashed potatoes, peas & carrots, corn, tossed salad, relish tray, rolls, cherry and coconut cream pies with ice cream was really enjoyed. The

cost was $5.15 per person.

After the meal, the following pro-gram was held: "A Saturday Even-

UNDERSTANDING YOUR SHARES OF MINISTRY

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Shares of Ministry pay our combined cost of being in ministry in central and northeastern Pennsylvania. How are Shares of Ministry calculated? In June of each year, pastors and lay members from each of our congrega-tions gather for Annual Conference. Together they decide on which minis-tries will continue to be our priorities, and in so doing, set the conference budget for the coming year. A formula is then applied and each church is as-sessed its share of the total amount. That amount is its Shares of Ministry. About 80 cents of each offering dollar your church receives stays in your local church for its immediate mission and

What Are Shares? As United Methodists, we believe the church is bigger than any one congre-gation. In the Susquehanna Conference we are over 900 congregations sharing a mission and a ministry to our commu-nities and to the world. By sharing our resources, amazing min-istries can touch the lives of people down the street or half way around the world. It’s simple mathematics … when your church fulfills its covenant to pay its Shares of Ministry, you are fulfilling Christ’s command to go into all the world to make disciples for him and transform the world in Christ’s name.

ministry. About 20 cents of each offering dollar is sent to the conference treasurer to be used as Shares of Ministry, providing support for the cost of being a connect-ed church, support of current and re-tired pastors, and for local and confer-ence shared ministries. They also help in providing tools and training for effec-tive local church ministry. Of those 20 cents, 5 cents covers our conference share of the larger general church operating expenses and world-wide mission. (This article is taken from 2016 Shares of Ministry for the Susquehanna Confer-ence)

for the Mission Tent. We are going to do the Back to School Bags for Mission Cen-tral again. We discussed how to correlate missions within the church that the whole church can be involved and help the com-munity understand how many missions are reached through the passion of Winter-stown UMC. Evangelism – We discussed the possibility of concerts here in the future. We want to set this as a new goal. Examples are:

Silver Wood & Ivory Recreation Dinsmore Brothers Magician (Bonnie Bonager)

Dig-In Day is scheduled for April 23,2016 – we are helping 5 dif-ferent families. Currently have 14 volunteers.

Faith & Family Day at the York Revolution will be Saturday,

June 18, 2016. Tickets are $10 each. Profit will go to support Back to School Fun Day.

We are sending out 15 Care Packages to our college students as they prepare for finals week. We closed the meeting with prayer. Adjourned at 8:15 p.m. Next meeting is scheduled for July 14, 2016 at 7:00 p.m.

FROM THE DESK OF OUTREACH MINISTRIES

Meeting Minutes April 14, 2016 Time 7:00 p.m.

Attendees: Pastor Mitch Galloway, Jay Beaver, Carol Galloway, Terry Mee, Pat Beck and Tyler Jackson The meeting was opened by Jay with Food for Soul. He asked the question to all the members, “What was the most trying time in your life and how did your faith sustain you?” We shared varying examples and testified how the presence of the Lord was among us.

Back to School Fun Day – Planning has started for the event which will take place on Saturday August 20, 2016 from 10:00 a.m. to 1:00 p.m. We decided that it would

be too expensive to do Cleaning Buckets

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JUNE VOLUNTEERS

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Greeters - 9:00AM 6/5 Darlene Myers 6/12 Chuck & Sue Peterman 6/19 Bob & Lois Arsenault 6/26 Bob & Diana Bertling

Nursery - 9:00AM 6/5 Alverta Forbush & Troy Hildebrand 6/12 Ann Daugherty & Tammy Waldrup 6/19 Julie Hildebrand & Sherri Fosbenner 6/26 Kristi Love & Julie Hildebrand

Media Shout - 9:00AM 6/5 Ann McGinnis 6/12 Kristi Love 6/19 Deanna Kipp 6/26 Ann McGinnis

Sound - 9:00AM 6/5 Nick Coby & Dan Champagne 6/12 Nick Coby & Dan Champagne 6/19 Nick Coby & Dan Champagne 6/26 Nick Coby & Dan Champagne

Media Shout - 10:30AM 6/5 Angie Markel 6/12 Zach Gannon 6/19 Quinn Waldrup 6/26 Brian Hildebrand

Sound - 10:30AM 6/5 Blaine Markel 6/12 Troy Hildebrand 6/19 Bill Waldrup 6/26 Steve Shultz

Nursery - 10:30AM 6/5 Kelly Jacob & Deanna Kipp 6/12 Jana Beth Lowe & Valerie Mee 6/19 Darlene Myers & Dawn Overmiller 6/26 Glenda Heffner & Ella Jane Hess

Liturgist- 10:30AM 6/5 Vince Anderson 6/12 Valerie Mee 6/19 Connie Human 6/26 Carrie Anderson

Greeters - 10:30AM 6/5 Charlie & Dawn Overmiller 6/12 Ellen Hostler & Deanna Nunn 6/19 Bill & Ella Jane Hess 6/26 Noelle Peregoy & Abby Gingrich

Counters 6/5 Brian Hildebrand & Richard Jackson 6/12 Corey Grove & Deb Shultz 6/19 Jay Beaver & Dick Daugherty 6/26 Brian Hildebrand & Richard Jackson

Acolyte - 10:30AM 6/5 Abby Gingrich 6/12 Samantha Shahinian 6/19 Hunter Gilbert 6/26 Iris Smith

Ushers - 10:30AM

Richard Jackson, Steve Shultz, Larry Anderson, Quinn Waldrup,

Lloyd Wilhelm

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improvements would not be possible. On behalf of our clients, the Board and the Red Lion Community, I, again wish to thank you for your gift.

Sincerely, Muriel Slenker

Executive Director

Dear Winterstown UMC, Thank you for all that attended Pack 3

Friendly’s Family Fun Night! It was a huge success. Our pack couldn't make it without your support.

~ Pack 3 Committee

Dear Winterstown UMC, Thank you from the bottom of our hearts. The pinewood derby would not have been able to be such a success

without your help. From donations to volun-teers each of you helped make the day go very smoothly.

~ Pack 3

THANK YOU to all who helped in any way in making the UMW sponsored Rummage, Bake, and Pretzel Roll Sandwich Sale a

huge success. Profits of $1,500 were real-ized.

~ UM Women

The Ham Loaf Dinner was a huge success! The food was delicious and the fellowship was great. To those that at-

tended or purchased take out dinners and to all the people who made donations and/or donated their time we thank you. The children are so excited to have their very own prayer warriors and are looking for-ward to camp. We would also like to say a very special thank you to Bonnie and Nel-son Bonager for their vision and hard work of planning and organizing the event.

~ The soon to be Campers and their Parents

Dear Winterstown UMC, Thank you very much for your generous gift to the Red Lion Area Community Ser-vices, Inc. (RLACS) Capital Campaign. The funds you have provided will allow RLACS to continue to make renovations to the facility in order to better serve our cli-ents. Without your support, the planned facility

THANK YOUS TO THE CONGREGATION

Mark your calendar as Rediscovering Your Youth invites all church

members and your family & friends to attend a church picnic be-

ing held at the Winterstown UMC on June 25th at 12 noon.

We will be setting up at the church pavilion in the side yard. There

are picnic tables, but feel free to bring a lawn chair if you prefer.

We ask that everyone attending bring a covered dish or dessert to

share.

Plates, utensils, napkins, cups and drinks will be provided.

A sign-up sheet will be placed on the bulletin board (just to help us

get a head count on those able to attend).

Please contact Troy Hildebrand (717)487-6019 or Kate Anderson

(717)873-5243 if you have any questions or would like us to add you

to the attendance list.

We hope you can join us.

GIANT SUMMER MERCHANDISE AVAILABLE Giant foods has been an outstanding supporter of the ministries at Mission Central. Once again Mission Central has been blessed with Giant Foods Seasonal items. Currently, summer Sea-sonal supplies are available. Items include: Candles, grilling items, coolers, toys, water bot-tles, and many other items. All the merchandise on the table in the narthex is available on a dona-tion basis. As a “financially separate” entity, Mission Central does not receive any financial support directly from the Conference and is not part of the Con-ference’s operating or mission budgets. Mission Central is funded by “extra mile giving”, donations from various organizations, corporate sponsors and individuals. If you have questions about the ministries of Mission Central, contact Carol Gallo-way. Thank you for your support of this vital min-istry.

MISSION CENTRAL

REDISCOVERING OUR

YOUTH