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Living For Christ
Bluffton United Methodist Church
A “Stephen Ministry” Church
Volume 11, Issue 2
FEBRUARY 2015
This past Sunday was United Methodist
Women’s Day. “Brava” to the women! The
service had a really sweet spirit to it. I
appreciate those who volunteered to lead
Worship. I also want to pass along that many wonderful
comments were spoken to me about our guest preacher,
Rev. Candice Sloan.
I would also like to pass along a word to ALL of the
women of the church. “Thank you” for everything y’all do.
I have long said that God can do anything he wants to do,
but humanly speaking, without the women of the church,
we would have had to close the doors a long time ago.
THANK YOU!!!!
Your pastor, Joey
BETTER THAN PLANNED
Interruptions are nothing new. Rarely
does a day go by as we’ve planned it. Life is filled with
inconveniences. The list is long and constantly changing:
illness, conflict, rudeness, laziness, incompetence. What
we can’t see, however, is the other side of inconvenience.
We think it doesn’t have any purpose other than to
discourage us and make life more difficult for us.
But inconvenience could be God’s way of protecting us
from something dangerous, or it could be an opportunity
for us to experience God’s grace or forgiveness in our
lives. Or it could be a test to see how we respond to
adversity. Whatever it is, even though we may not know
God’s reason, we can be assured that his motive is to
make us more like Jesus and to further his kingdom on
earth.
CHANGE IN TIME OF EARLY WORSHIP
SERVICE – It was voted at the last
Church Council meeting that the early
worship service here at Bluffton United Methodist be
th
changed to begin at 8:30 AM beginning on February 15 .
If you or someone you know is facing a difficult time,
Stephen Ministers are available at BUMC to confidentially
listen to and encourage you, and remind you of Jesus’
presence in your life. Please contact our Stephen leader:
Sara Jenkins, 705-2172.
CONFIRMATION CLASSES – Pastor Joey will
conduct Confirmation Classes for all
interested young people in the 4th through 6th
grades who wish to join the church. Classes
will last for an hour and begin at 3:00 p.m. on
February 1, 8 and 15. Anyone interested is
asked to contact the pastor.
The Stephen Ministry hospital visitation
schedule for February is noted below . If
you know of someone in the hospital during
this month, please call:
INSIDE THIS ISSUE
1 & 2 February & March Calendars (subject to change)
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From the Pastor; Stephen Ministry
4
Missions
5
Music Ministry
6
UMW, BUMMS
7
Busy Bees, Apprentice for Jesus, Brunch Bunch, Prayer Team, Meetings
8
Children & Youth Happenings
9
Treasurers Report
10 Renovations as seen by the Church Mouse
10 Prayer Concerns, Birthdays, Anniversaries, Shut-ins, Deaths
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Feb 1 - 7
John White, 705-3513
Feb 8 – 14
Dian Litster, 705-6221
Feb 15 – 21
Marcia Farmer, 706-0858
Feb 22 – 28
Natalie Giles, 705-3972
MISSIONS
The Mission team has arranged to
collect used eyeglasses and hearing
aids for the Lion's Club.
We can collect lenses, frames (broken frames are okay),
reading glasses, and sunglasses, broken or working
hearing aids. The Lion's Club uses pieces to make new
ones which are given to children, elderly and those in
need. This will be an ongoing project, and there will be a
box in the Narthex to deposit these.
The Mission Team will meet on
February 19, 2015 at 7:00 PM. Our
chairwoman is Jenny Brannen. She
can be reached by email:
[email protected] or call 706-2289.
The January Miracle Jars for Kairos Prison Ministry
amounted to $445! As always, the Mission Team thanks
you for your generous support. Without you, the
congregation, we would be unable to reach
out and support all of the wonderful
organizations in our community.
We will be selling the
ever so delicious
Butter Braid Pastries
again and orders can
be placed from February 1 until March 15. This will allow
time for us to receive the orders for your pick up by Palm
Sunday. For those of you who had samples and ordered
last year, you know how easy they are to prepare and just
how flaky and yummy they are. If you are new to the
church, take our word for it, they will melt in your mouth.
Look for the order blanks in the bulletin each Sunday. The
proceeds will again go to Meals on Wheels. Last year we
raised $700 which bought approximately 120 meals.
Our Miracle Jars for February go to support
Family Promise. Their mission is to provide temporary
shelter, family stability and permanent housing solutions
for homeless families with children by mobilizing
community resources. Family Promise has an 80% success
rate graduating families into permanent housing and a
100% success rate at the end of one year. Our church is a
host church for Family Promise and we will be housing the
families the third week of March. I'm sure James Atkins
would appreciate any help you can offer. Please contact
him for further information.
BUTTER BRAID ORDER FORM
NAME______________________________
PHONE # ____________________________
E-MAIL _____________________________
Each pastry is $12, double chocolate $12.50
FLAVOR
HOW MANY
TOTAL
APPLE
___________
_________
CINNAMON ___________
_________
CHERRY
___________
_________
CREAM CHEESE ________
_________
BAVARIAN CRM _________
_________
STRAWBERRY CRM_______
_________
RASPBERRY ___________
_________
DBL CHOCOLATE ________
_________
BLUEBERRY CRM ________
_________
TOTAL
_____________
_________
Please make check payable to BUMC.
Put “Butter Braids” on the memo line.
Checks must accompany your order.
All proceeds will go to Meals on Wheels.
Last day to order: Sunday, Mar. 15th.
Pastries can be picked up at the church
On Sunday, Mar. 29th.
The Mission Team has been busy "brain storming" and
has come up with some new ideas for this year. Look for
more info in the near future. Hopefully, it is an exciting
year for us. Due to the construction, we will not be able to
have the ever so famous chili cook off this year, but that
will return in 2016.
Prayer Shawl Ministry/Crochet Lessons
Paula Kirkland will be available at
the church in the conference room
on Monday, February 16th and
Monday, February 23rd from 3:00 to
7:00 PM. Anyone with “willing hands” is welcome to stop
by at your leisure for individual crochet lessons.
Beginners, those wishing to “refresh” their skills, and
those wanting to learn a simple prayer shawl pattern are
welcome. Materials will be provided. If you have
questions, please call Paula at 706-3644 or email
[email protected].
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Time
MUSICAL GIFTS COME IN ALL SIZES
or 2
Time For 2 emerged when
sisters: Kearston, age 10, and
Kendall, age 8, performed
“Twinkle Little Star” before an
audience of family and friends at
the ages of 5 and 3. Since then,
they have expanded their
repertoire and perform as
featured artists for public,
private, philanthropic, academic
and political events. As a duo,
they have performed in South
Carolina, Georgia, Virginia, Texas,
Maryland, Pennsylvania, New Mexico, Hawaii and Lyon,
France.
Violinist, Kearston Gonzales, began her musical
education at the age of 3. She is the first place winner of
the 2013 Armstrong Atlantic Youth Orchestra (AAYO)
Concerto Competition, and the second place winner
(Elementary Div.) of the 2013 Music Academy of North
Carolina (MANC) Strings Competition. In November of
2013 Kearston made her orchestral debut in Savannah, GA,
and a few months later was invited to solo with the
Georgia Philharmonic in Atlanta, GA after being awarded
First Runner-up in the Samuel Fordis Concerto
Competition. In 2011, a YouTube video of Kearston inspired
children’s author Angela Winegar to write a bedtime story
featuring Kearston as the main character. “My Magic Violin
and Me” has since been published, and is now available for
all children to enjoy, inspiring them to find their own
instruments, practice and learn valuable life lessons along
the way.
Cellist, Kendall Gonzales, began her musical education
exactly one month before her 3rd birthday. She is the First
Place winner (Primary Div.) of the 2013 MANC Strings
Competition and the Second runner-up of the AAYO Jr.
Division Concerto Competition. Kendall will compete in
March 2015 at the Music Academy of North Carolina. Like
her sister, Kendall is the inspiration for a book entitled
“The Music Man’s Little Cellist”.
In their spare time, both girls enjoy reading, drawing,
traveling, and learning French and piano.
Many inspirational offerings will be
included in our worship services during February. On
Sunday, February 8 the Wesley Ringers will present
musical selections during both worship services. The
Wesley Ringers, under the direction of Karen Wyld,
rehearses each Monday evening from 7 – 8:30 PM. The
ensemble is open to teens and adults. Please take time to
read the open invitation below.
On Sunday, February 22 the Gonzales sisters will present
musical selections during both worship services. Kearston
studies violin with Dorothy Mauney and Kendall studies
cello with Susan Hines. Both girls also study duets with
Dorothy Mauney. Kearston and Kendall Gonzales are the
daughters of Tanika & Glenn Gonzales and reside on
Hilton Head Island. This will be their first visit to our
church, so please read the article below and welcome
them to our church.
The purpose of the BUMC Wesley
Ringers Handbell Choir is to praise
God through music, provide musical
support to other music ministry
ensembles,
provide
Christian
fellowship, and support one
another in a small group setting.
The Wesley Ringers is a small group opportunity
especially suited to those who enjoy praise and
expression through music.
We believe the ensemble is one of Christian fellowship,
supporting each other spiritually, emotionally, and
physically. As a part of the body of Christ, we are
committed to faithfully serving others whenever we are
called.
We extend an open invitation to teens and adults to join
in the fun of “ringing the bells” unto the Lord. The
ensemble participates monthly during worship services
and rehearses Monday evenings from 7:00-8:30 p.m. We
welcome all who will commit to rehearse weekly, be
eager to learn, and willing to share their talents as we
glorify God in worship and at special events.
For more information contact Karen Wyld, director, by
email at [email protected] (843) 707-7454.
[email protected]
For God’s glory only,
"Each one should use whatever gift he has received to
serve others, faithfully administering God's grace in
various forms...If anyone, serves, he should do it with the
strength God provides, so that in all things God may be
praised through Jesus Christ." 1 Peter 4:10-11
Ella W. Davis, Director of Music
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As a 5 Star Unit, the Bluffton
United Methodist church provides
a reading program to all UMW
members as well as all members of
our church. This program has been
in effect sent 2010 and a small
library exists in the Conference room of the church.
UNITED METHODIST WOMEN
Our new year started with
Officers Training at New Life UMC
in Walterboro. Walda Letson, Sarah Sweers, Elizabeth
Duncan, Paula Kremers, and Linda Waugh were able to
attend. While we were there, Sarah and I chose some
books for our reading program this year. Sarah will be
giving us information about these books all during the
year. Come by the conference room and pick out a book,
just sign your name to the card in the back of the book
and put it in the card box. You do not have to be a UMW
member to read the books. Just let Sarah Sweers,
[email protected], know you are interested and she
will get you started!
Our officers met to plan the UMW Day service. It was a
wonderful celebration of our women and all their work in
missions. Thanks to Candice Sloan for leaving Spartanburg
at 4:00 AM to be with us and deliver the message. I want
to thank all the women that took part in the service and
those who attended the service. We make a great team! If
you are not a member and would like to be a part of our
great
mission
team,
just
let
me
know.
([email protected]) I will help you pick the
circle that best fits your needs. Our theme this year is
“Welcomed by God Welcoming All”.
We also discussed Super Bowl Sunday. It’s time
consuming and hard work but leads to great fellowship
for our church members and all donations go to charities
to help the hungry.
Check out the bulletin in the back of the fellowship hall.
We have a new spotlight this month. It is Betty Snyder.
Also read the latest newsletter and thank you notes from
our missions.
Put these dates on your calendar for February:
Feb. 1
Super Bowl Sunday after 11:00 service
Feb.10 Executive Board in the conference room, 1 PM
Feb. 11 Ruth Circle in the conference room at 1 PM
Feb. 17 Legislative Day in Columbia at Epworth
Children’s Home at 9:30 AM
Feb. 23 Hannah Ulmer Circle in the conference room at
7 PM
Feb. 24 Esther Circle at the home of Walda Letson at
9:45 AM
—Elizabeth Duncan
UMW President
Each month I will be highlighting one of the books in the
Library so that you will have a better understanding of
what is available.
10 new books were bought for the 2015 season. One of
those books is called “A Girl called Problem”. This story is
about a girl named Shilda which in Swahili means
“problem”. From a young age she has wanted to be a
healer and is working with a nurse that visits their village
occasionally. The village is very small and poor. The elders
are invited by a larger village to become part of their
village. This idea isn’t popular with all of the village
members, including Shilda’s mother who many believe is
a “witch”.
The move was made to the new village and the story
tells of the struggles, the deception of its own members
and how Shilda’s life improved by the move.
This is an excellent book and is considered an older
youth book but adults will also enjoy it.
To check this book out, or any book in our library, take
the index card out of the front of the book. Fill in the
requested information and place the index card in the
Green index card box located on the Shelf.
When you return the book take the card out of the
index card box and place it back in the front of the book.
Please take advantage of this book program and enjoy!
—Sarah Sweers
Come join us for a hot breakfast on
February 7th at 8:00. Now doesn’t
that sound good on a cold winter
morning. The breakfast is great
(eggs, pancakes, bacon, sausage, biscuits, and gravy) and
the meetings are short. All men are invited.
See you there!
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We are ready for your requests
and your help! Just contact any or
all of us (listed below) and let us
know your concern and we’ll let
the team know right away. If
you’re interested in joining the team, contact one of us and
we’ll get you included.
Pastor Joey –
[email protected]
call or text – 803.671.1691
Mickaylla –
[email protected]
call or text – 803.515.4227
Becky –
[email protected]; call 843.422.6027
THE BUSY BEES –The “Busy Bees” back at work!
They meet on Thursday mornings at 8 AM
starting with a breakfast at the Squat-N-Gobble
then arrive at the church to do maintenance. If you are
able to join them on Thursdays, please contact John
White at 705-3513 or email [email protected]. If
Thursday is not convenient for you, but you have an
interest in doing maintenance items, please contact John
White.
APPRENTICE FOR JESUS – Apprentice for Jesus is a group
that will help those persons needing assistance with light
maintenance tasks around their house. This service is
provided as we are instructed by Christ in assisting our
Brothers' and Sisters'. If you are led to give a donation for
these services you may make the donation to the Bluffton
United Methodist Men (BUMM). These payments will go
to charities that the BUMMs support. If you need
assistance contact Russ Rymer at 298-6566 or
[email protected].
FEBRUARY MEETINGS, ETC.
Sundays – Bible Study, 4 – 5:00 PM
Sundays – LAB Youth Group, 5:30-7:30 PM
Mondays – Brownie Troup, 4:30 – 6:00 PM
Mondays – Handbell rehearsals, 7 PM
Tues & Thurs – AA/Alanon in FH & Educational Wing, 7 PM
Wednesdays – Stardust Orchestra practices in FH, 10 AM - Noon
Wednesdays – The Chancel Choir rehearses, 7 PM
Sun. Feb 1 – Souperbowl Luncheon in FH, 12:15 PM
Mon. Feb 2 – Handbell meeting with Bob Ivey, Malmark, 6 PM
Tues, Feb. 3 – Stephen Ministry, 3 PM
Sat, Feb. 7 – BUMMs Breakfast meeting, 8 AM
Mon. Feb. 9 – Education Committee, 6 PM
Tues. Feb. 10 – UMW Executive Board meeting, 1 PM
Wed, Feb. 11 – Ruth Circle, 1 PM
Sun. Feb. 15 – Brunch Bunch @ British Open Pub, 12:30 PM
Mon. Feb 16 & 23 – Learn how to crochet a Prayer Shawl, 3 – 7 PM
Wed, Feb 18 – ASH Wednesday Service, Lowcountry Presby, 12 PM
Thurs, Feb. 19 – BackPack Buddie food preparation 9:30 – 12 Noon
Thurs, Feb. 19 – Mission Team meeting, 7 PM
Sat, Feb. 21 – Parent’s Night Out, 6 – 9 PM
Sun, Feb 23 – Hannah Ulmer Circle meeting, 7 PM
Tues, Feb. 24 – Esther Circle, 9:45 AM
Fri, Feb. 27 – New Ebenezer Handbell workshop, Rincon GA
5:00 – 8:00 PM
Sat, Feb. 28 – New Ebenezer Handbell workshop, Rincon GA
8:00 AM – 4:00 PM
BRUNCH BUNCH – The next Brunch Bunch get together
will be on the 3rd Sunday in February.
(Feb. 15th). Location is the British Open
Pub in Sheridan Park. As usual, the time
is 12:30. This is always well attended so please make
reservations with Mary or Bob Powell 843-757-0164 or
email [email protected]
GIVING STATEMENTS ARE IN THE NARTHEX –
The statements are filed alphabetically. Please
take your copy! If, for some reason, your
statement is not there, please call the church
office, 757-3351 to request a copy.
APPLY FOR ADVOCATE SCHOLARSHIP
The Advocate invites applications for a $1,000 scholarship
for United Methodist students planning to enroll or are
already enrolled at one of the four UMC colleges in SC;
(Claflin University, Columbia College, Spartanburg
Methodist College or Wofford College).
Apply by March 16th. To learn more go to:
www.advocatesc.org/2014/12/advocate-offers-collegescholarship-for-student-at-um-college/
Will be held at the
Lowcountry Presbyterian
Church on Simmonsville Rd
and Hwy 278, Feb. 18th. The
service will begin at Noon
followed by a light lunch to follow in their Social Hall.
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Youth & Children’s Happenings
Be sure to join us at either service on February 22nd for the presentation on
Asbury Hills given by an ambassador of the camp. This is an amazing Methodist
Summer camp in Cleveland, SC that is open to grades 2-12.
Parent’s Night Out Feb. 21st 6-9pm
Bring your child(ren) to the church with a blanket & pjs and enjoy a night out.
They will be fed dinner and then enjoy a movie and fellowship with friends.
This is a volunteer activity. If you wish to bring your child, you must sign up for a month
of your own to provide dinner and a movie. Please rsvp and sign up to Melissa at [email protected]
The Lab Youth Group meets on Sundays @ 5:30 PM
Contact James Atkins: 843-290-6700
or [email protected]
A+++
Children’s Busy Bags
are in the Narthex.
Blue ribbons are ages
3-5. Plain for ages 6-9.
Enjoy and be sure to
leave them to be
refilled. Thank you!
Introducing our A+++ area!
Accolades, achievements, awards, honor roll, Dean’s List, etc. will be
recognized each week. Parents, please send me an email of any and all of the
amazing things your kids do. I will put them right here on our page for our whole
church to see and be proud of. [email protected]
 Benjamin Atkins won the Regional Spelling Bee and will be going to the State Championship later this month.
 Annabelle Reichert, Kensley Kaney, and Mason Feaster won RESPECT awards at Red Cedar Elementary. The letters
stand for: Responsible, Empathetic, Self-disciplined, Positive, Effort, Cooperative, Trustworthy.
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Treasurer's Report thru January 30, 2015
Budget Target is 4 of 52 weeks or ~8%
GENEROSITY FUND
From 2013
From 2014
2015 (incl Faunce, Fryman and Guerry memorials )
TOTAL GENEROSITY INCOME
Income $
124,917.00
586,728.77
11,688.00
723,333.77
GENEROSITY FUND EXPENSES
Total from 2014
Direct payments to Cogun
TOTAL GENEROSITY EXPENSES
Expense $
244,002.31
98,865.00
342,867.31
GENEROSITY FUND BALANCE
380,466.46
Pledged $
1,086,458.47
%
66.58%
GENERAL INCOME 2015
Actual $
Budgeted $
Total Plate Offering
Building Use
Interest Income
TOTAL GENERAL INCOME
40,418.06
75.00
410,000.00
6,000.00
1,000.00
417,000.00
9.86%
1.25%
0.00%
9.71%
Budgeted $
28,800.00
2,000.00
69,800.00
2,400.00
14,900.00
18,200.00
5,500.00
9,800.00
8,800.00
8,500.00
178,400.00
1,700.00
19,400.00
34,800.00
2,600.00
405,600.00
%
8.33%
0.00%
0.00%
0.00%
1.17%
1.59%
0.00%
12.10%
6.44%
22.86%
8.10%
0.00%
1.34%
13.85%
-7.69%
6.38%
40,493.06
BUDGET EXPENSE
Graves Property Mortgage
Annual Conference Expense
Apportionments
Communications
Family Ministry & Education
Insurance
Missions
Music
Office
Pastor's Reimbursable Expense
Payroll
Stephen Ministry + Evangelism
Trustees
Utilities
Worship (Credit balance )
TOTAL BUDGET EXPENSE
NET GENERAL INCOME
Actual $
2,400.00
174.99
289.25
1,185.91
567.11
1,943.22
14,447.29
260.00
4,820.11
(200.00)
25,887.88
$
%
14,605.18
GRAVES PROPERTY MORTGAGE UPDATE
As of January 28, 2015, payoff of the Graves Property Loan is $170,900.
Your additional principal contributions have significantly accelerated the balance decline.
Thank you all for your blessings and support.
Allyn Perdue
Treasurer
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Are you asking “What’s new?” Well, as you can see…I have
my “bag” packed and I’m moving out!! This place is a BIG
mess!! There’s so much dust and…so much noise…hammering,
banging, shouting. It’s almost as if the “walls were coming
down”! If you don’t believe me…take a look at these photos!!
To the left is the hallway from the sanctuary to the
Fellowship Hall.
And…this is the “stage” in the
Fellowship Hall.
These guys
are looking
at the mess
they made!!
Impossible to walk from the
sanctuary to the Fellowship
Hall now!!
These guys are
getting ready to dig
so they can pour the
concrete footings
for the new walls.
Everyone
needs to wear
a “hard hat”.
And even with all the rain
those couple of days…they
were able to pour the
footings! So…a lot of
progress is being made!!
Hard to see the “digger”,
but it’s there with 3 men.
This is the new office. It’s
on Calhoun St. & Waters.
I hear there will be a lunch
served on Feb 1st in the room
to the left…It’s called
“Souperbowl”. Maybe I’ll stay
here until I can get some of
the crumbs that are dropped…
need to eat before taking my
In case you want to know
where I’ve been sleeping!
trip!  – Bye for now!!!
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PRAYER CONCERNS
Daniel Alba
Paul Allen
Mike Aycox
Frank Battaglia
Bruce Barstow
Vicki Belk
Betty Bergman
John Bliley
Dot Briggs
Charisse Carter
Cody Carter
Anthony Cimino
Louise Cimino
Ashiya Clark
Phillip Colletti
Joan Cook
Terry Coon
Greg Court
Mary Court
Kim Craig
John Davis
Jane Dean
Bradford Eastman
Haley Ellars
Bruno Etchart
Judith Faunce
Donna Fiero
Karl Fiero
Edward Fitzgerald
Bryan Flinn
Robert Fondry
Luke Freida
Sophie Friday
Diane Gettes
Lois Gilot
Bobby Glass
Elouise Goodman
Tricia Graybill
Josh Harper
Debbie Harrell
Cora Henny
Rebecca Clingerman Hill
Amanda Hogshead
Fred Hogshead, Sr
Betty Ann Jenkins
William “Red” Jenkins
Hiram Jones
Baby Kade
Bette Kalmbach
Dr. Richard Kamm
Rachel Kavilie
Audrey Knowlton
Laura Kollaros
Dan Layne
John-Michael Lloyd
Matt Lyle
Jim MacKie
Tommy Marcello
Bill Markle
Joy Michael
Edward Mieczkowski
Mac Myers
Bill Naert
FEBRUARY BIRTHDAYS
Sam Nance
Cecil Owen
Charlotte Parrott
Spencer Peth
Megan Phelphs
Betty Powderley
Larry Powell
Noah Ratliff
Porter Grant Richardson
Mike Robertson
Brittany Robinson
Henry Rosado
Priscilla Roy
Essie Sanders
John Semken
Dr. Marc Siegel
Delbert Simpson
Don Snow
Hugh Parker Snow
Bea Story
Tom Story
Carol Sylvester
Sandra Taylor
Al Theiss
Lori Thompson
Julie Urbanski
Wanda Webb
Nana Whalen
Marianne Wright
Amber Young
Darold Young
Kim Young
Mike & Milton Zapata
Ministry of Encouragement List – Please remember these
folks with your prayers, cards, etc…
Dot Briggs, Bloom at Bluffton, 800 Fording Island Rd, Rm 102,
Bluffton 29910; Tel: 815-2555.
Lois Gilot, 163 Landing Lane, Bluffton 29909; Tel: 705-6276
Elouise Goodman, NHC,3039 Okatie Hwy, Rm 335, Bluffton 29910
Cora Henny, Bloom of Hilton Head, 35 Beach City Rd, Rm 104, HHI
29926
Betty McKelvey, 19 Raymond Rd., Bluffton 29909, Tel: 705-5486
Julia Rhoad, Riverside at Belfair, 60 Oak Forest Rd., Bluffton 29910;
Tel: 815-2338
FEBRUARY ANNIVERSARIES
01 – Liz & Cliff Charnes
01 – Mary & Ben Swanson
08 – Emily & Peyton McLamb
12 – Cheryl & Hubbs Grimm
22 – Kelly & Clarence Young
28 – Elizabeth & Chad Rose
Doug Mayer, civilian – Thanks for all of your prayers for the
last year and a half. Doug is now back in the U.S. and flying for
American Airlines. (Roni & Rick Novicki’s son)
Christian sympathy and prayers of the pastor and
congregation are extended to Althea Hicks & family on
the death of her aunt, Nancy McCready.
Please continue to pray for our brave women & men
who serve to protect our freedom in this country &
around the world.
Petty Officer 2nd class Jared F. Fouke is attached to
the crew of the USS John Warner submarine in
Norfolk. He goes out on Temporary Duty
assignments on various submarines when the
opportunities arise. He was awarded Junior Sailor of the
Quarter and of the Year for 2013. Please continue him on the
prayer list.
04 – Bella Davis (child)
05 – Bob Trainor
07 – Russ Cooper
07 – Shirley Mingledorff
08 – Bea Story
08 – Linda Waugh
09 – Tiffany Wilson
10 – Kerstin Bennett
12 – Andrea Hoffman
12 – Leslie Hunter
13 – Amanda Eayrs
13 – Beth Simpson
14 – Nancy McKinlay
15 – Casey Buck (child)
16 – Capers Bliley (child)
16 – Ella Davis
16 – Bob Sexson
17 – Robin Davis
18 – Ashley Davis
18 – Dee Sargent
20 – Harter Banks
21 – Joyce Hall
23 – Paul Allen
24 – Roy Austin, II
24 – Bud Mingledorff
25 – Nancy Phillips
26 – Lana Armstrong
26 – Ava van Zuylen (child)
27 – Chris McCorkendale
28 – Matt Chapman
28 – Mike Dunigan
28 – Joey McDonald
28 – Dick Smith
Evelyn Reddish & family on the death of
her brother, H.B. Guerry, Jan. 7, 2015.
Judith Faunce & family on the death of her
husband, Bob Faunce, Jan. 8, 2015.
If you are interested in sending condolences to
Judith Faunce, she is currently at: 129 West Locust
Street, Oxford PA 19363
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BLUFFTON UNITED METHODIST CHURCH
P. O. BOX 368
Bluffton, SC 29910
FEBRUARY 2015
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Sunday Worship 8:45 a.m. and 11:00 a.m.
Adult Sunday School 9:45 a.m. Men’s Bible Study 9:45 a.m. Children’s Sunday School 10:00 a.m.
Church 757-3351, Pastor Joey’s cell phone – 803-671-1691; Pastor Joey’s e-mail – [email protected]
Church Office e-mail – [email protected], Web Site – http://www.blufftonumc.org;
Office hours: Mon. – Thurs. 9:30 a.m. – 2:30 p.m.
Mailing address: Bluffton UMC, PO Box 368, Bluffton, SC 29910