Outer Banks Presbyterian Church€¦ · July / August 2016 Outer Banks Presbyterian Church Outer Banks Presbyterian Church 907 S. Croatan Highway / P.O. Box 2199 Kill Devil Hills,

I N S I D E T H I S I S S U E

1 Let Freedom Ring

2 Birthdays, Anniversaries,

Volunteers, Prayer Requests

3 A Note from your Pastor,

Sermon Series

4 Music Ministry Notes

5 July Calendar

6 August Calendar

7 2016 Graduates

8 Presbyterian Women

9 Boy Scouts, Ruthie’s Kitchen,

Current Food Needs, Session Notes

10 VBS Revisited

11 VBS, Montreat

The Church Staff

The Rev. Dr. Jody Moore Pastor

[email protected]

Donna L. Frye Church Secretary

[email protected]

Jason K. Evans Director of Music

Ministries/Organist [email protected]

Hollie Writtenberry-Lewis Director of Youth, Children and

Young Families Ministries [email protected]

Heather Day Nursery Caregiver

Brenda Feury Sexton

July / August 2016

Outer Banks

Presbyterian Church

Outer Banks Presbyterian Church 907 S. Croatan Highway / P.O. Box 2199

Kill Devil Hills, NC 27948 www.outerbankspresbyterian.org

Email: [email protected]

Let Freedom Ring

A Musical Celebration of America’s Independence

Sunday, July 3, 2016 5:00 pm

Outer Banks Presbyterian Church 907 S. Croatan Highway Kill Devil Hills, NC 27949

252.441.5897 www.outerbankspresbyterian.org

The Rev. Dr. Jody Moore, Pastor

Mr. Jason Evans, Director of Music Ministries/Organist

Prayer Concerns

“God is able to make all

grace abound toward

you..." II Corinthians 9:8

Jack Abernethy

Marc Basnight

The Rev. Dr. Richard Batzler

Don & Nancy Bierwerth

Shawn Bowman

Family of Elliot Copeland

Ruth Dutt

Karen Foard

Al Grimm

Karen Lurie

Mickey Meekins

Lynn Miller

Landon Moore

Jane Smith

Max Strange

Rev. Nick White

Leah Williamson

Nancy Worsley

Those Serving our Country

July/August Birthdays July/August Anniversaries

Mr. & Mrs. Graham Norwood ... July 2 Mr. & Mrs. Jack Abernethy ............... 3 Mr. & Mrs. Spencer Jones .............. 18 Mr. & Mrs. Martin Booth ................. 19 Mr. & Mrs. JR Mathews ................. 23 Mr. & Mrs. Dan Haynes .................. 26 Mr. & Mrs. Pogie Worsley............... 26 Mr. & Mrs. Eric Stautzenberger ...... 28

Mr. & Mrs. Charlie Jones ..... August 9 Mr. & Mrs. Jim Jackson .................. 17 Mr. & Mrs. Jody Crosswhite ........... 14 Mr. & Mrs. Ron Baker ..................... 15 Mr. & Mrs. Phil Davis ...................... 15 Mr. & Mrs. Fred Smith .................... 19 Mr. & Mrs. Frank Moore ................. 20 Mr. & Mrs. Dick Blackmon .............. 25

We are Thankful for our Willing Volunteers

Coffee Hour Schedule Flower Schedule

July 3 ......................................... Worship July 10 ................... Congregational Care July 17 ........................ Communion Guild July 24 ............................... Booth/Whittle July 31 ............................... Dorcas Circle August 7 ........ Hope, Faith & Love Circle August 14 ................ Christian Education August 21 ...................... Perry/Mogowski August 28 ............................... Fellowship

July 3 ........................ Dot & Tommy Deal July 10 ...................................... Available July 17 ...................................... Available July 24 ...................................... Available July 31 ...................................... Available August 7 ............................. Jason Evans August 14 ................................. Available August 21 ............... Fred & Susan Smith August 28 ................................. Available

Anne Cramer .............................. July 3 Susan Harman-Scott ..........................3 Aidan Braswell....................................4 Mary Hardy .........................................5 Kim Futrell ..........................................6 Heather Day .......................................7 Reed Lawson .....................................7 Jillian Tillett ...................................... 11 Suzanne Olejasz ............................. 12 Karen Foard .................................... 13 Marilyn Hinson................................. 14 Bobby Gentry .................................. 16 Sarah Vercauteren .......................... 18 Lee Baity ......................................... 19 Donna Frye ...................................... 21 Peggy Baum .................................... 23 Emily Gerhardt ................................ 23 Merrill Hastings................................ 28 Don Frye .......................................... 30 Louise Roberts ................................ 30 Nina Raveling .................................. 31

Liturgist Schedule

July 3 ..................... Susan Harman-Scott July 10 .............................. Jeanne Martie July 17 ........................... Nancy Mathews July 24 ................................. Nonie Booth July 31 ........................... Margaret Brown August 7 .............................. Nonie Booth August 14 ...................... Nancy Mathews August 21 ......................... Jeanne Martie August 28 ............................ Nonie Booth

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Anne-Marie Munson .............. August 2 Jody Lewis ......................................... 5 Arlene Evans ..................................... 6 Helen Gauvreau................................. 8 Caroline Harman-Scott ...................... 9 Michael Bennett ............................... 10 Anna Moore ..................................... 11 Joseph Moore III .............................. 11 Karen Lurie ...................................... 12 Caden Gerhardt ............................... 13 John Webb ....................................... 14 Gayle Goetschuins .......................... 15 Case Aldridge .................................. 17 Fred Smith ....................................... 19 Frank Butler ..................................... 22 Phil Moore ........................................ 27 Al Ihrig .............................................. 29 Norm Sparks .................................... 31

Children’s Church Schedule

July 3 ....................... Hollie & Jody Lewis July 10 ................................... Bev Jones July 17 ........................Andrea Braymiller July 24 ............... Ben & Melanie Cahoon July 31 .............................. Warren Davis August 7 ................................. Bev Jones August 14 ......................... Barbara Hardy August 21 ............ A. Braymiller /L. Wood August 28 ................. Hollie & Jody Lewis

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Sermon Series for July & August Series on Lord’s Prayer: June and July 2016

Rev. Jody Moore: OBPC

July 3: Luke 11:3, Mathew 6:25-34, and John 6:35, 47-51. “Give us this day our daily bread. . .” Jesus shows us how we can and should ask God to provide what we need. He invites us to pray not only to have my daily needs met, but for each of us to be fed, which calls us to fight for others who are hungry. In John, we also see that Jesus is the bread of heaven and he offers us eternal spiritual food that will never perish. July 17: Matthew 6:9-15 and 18:21-22. “Forgive us our debts

as we forgive our debtors. . .” First of all, we need to acknowledge before God and one another how we have sinned and are in need of God’s grace. Once we have received that grace, we are called to forgive those who have sinned against us. Over and over again throughout the Bible, Jesus calls on us to be merciful, not hold onto grudges, and forgive one another when we are wronged. July 24: Matthew 6:9-13 and James 1:12-16. “And lead us

not into temptation, but deliver us from evil. . .” The Lord’s Prayer acknowledges that temptation is a part of life and that each one of us must battle against evil. We daily need to depend on God to give us strength when temptations come our way. July 31: Revelation 1:4-8 and Luke 11:1-13. “For thine is the

kingdom, the power, and the glory forever. Amen.” The Lord’s Prayer ends with a statement of trust, that God is in control of all things and has the power to accomplish the divine plan. After we have offered our hopes to God, we acknowledge our faith in God’s providence and graciousness. What does it mean for us to trust in God’s eternal plans? August 7: Psalm 41. Often in life, we get distracted, lose focus,

and forget that we belong to God. The psalmist encourages us to find our home and encouragement in the Lord. God is our constant source of protection, sustenance, and hope, no matter what we are facing. August 14: Luke 10:25-37. Through the familiar parable of the

Good Samaritan, Jesus teaches us about what it means to love our neighbor as we love ourselves. The parable invites us to consider: Who is our neighbor? What does it mean to love others in our daily lives? August 21: Galatians 3:23-29. Throughout The Bible, God

reveals the fact that we all have dignity because we are created in God’s image and we are loved by our Creator. Societies throughout time tend to divide people into insiders and outsiders, the privileged and the underprivileged. In Galatians, Paul shares the equality that we have as Christians. Paul writes, “There is no longer Jew or Greek, slave or free, there is no longer male and female; for all of you are one in Christ Jesus.” What are the implications for our equality in Christ for the way we treat other people? August 28: Galatians 5:1, 13-25. Paul describes how Christ

has set us free. What does Christian freedom look like? How do we live a Spirit-filled life? Paul lists the fruits of the spirit, which are characteristics that show that the Holy Spirit is active in us. Some of the fruits of the spirit include love, joy, peace, patience, kindness, generosity, faithfulness, gentleness, and self-control.

A Word from our Pastor

sparrow hop through the open door to peck at some crumbs near his table. When the crumbs were gone, the sparrow hopped to the window ledge, spread its wings and took flight. But the flight was very brief. It crashed against the clear windowpane and fell to the floor. The bird quickly recovered and tried again. Crash. And again. Another crash.

Mark got up and attempted to shoo the sparrow out the door, but the closer he got to the bird, the harder it threw itself against the pane. Mark nudged it with his hand. That sent he sparrow fluttering along the ledge, hammering its beak at the glass.

Finally Mark reached out and gently caught the bird, folding his fingers around its wings and body. It weighed almost nothing. He thought of how powerless and vulnerable the sparrow must have felt. At the door he released it, and the sparrow sailed away, free and clear.

There are a lot of misconceptions about freedom. Many of us want to have the freedom to do whatever we want, whenever we want. But that is not true freedom. Many of the decisions that we make are not what will set us free: our sinful choices hold us captive like the sparrow that was captive in that café. The sparrow running into the glass window makes me think about how we, when we stubbornly seek our own agenda can end up banging our heads against the wall. God desires to show us what true freedom is. God wants to free us from sin and all that is holding us back from experiencing God’s joy and grace. Our Lord wants us to soar: will we be open to receiving the remarkable freedom that only God can provide?

Please mark your calendars now for Sunday, September 18

th. We are going to do something a little bit different that

morning. Instead of having the morning service as we typically do in the sanctuary, we are “Going Down by the River to Pray.” This weekend, as we celebrate our anniversary as a church (OBPC was originally established on September 23, 1979), we will have an outdoor worship service at Sound Park in Currituck County north of the Wright Memorial Bridge. Following the worship service, lunch will be served. Sound Park has a two covered pavilions, restrooms, a playground, a gazebo, and several other facilities for us to enjoy. The Fellowship and Worship Committees are planning this event together. I’m looking forward to this opportunity for us to worship and share fellowship together. Look for more details in upcoming newsletters and bulletins.

Peace in Christ,

Jody Moore

Our church is looking forward to hosting Let Freedom Ring, our ninth annual Patriotic Musical, on July 3

rd at 5:00 pm.

Some of you may have heard me tell the following story about freedom before, but I thought it is worth repeating. One day, Mark Reed of Camarillo, CA was eating lunch at a small café. Mark saw a sparrow

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"Let Freedom Ring" Concert Sunday, July 3, 2016

5:00 pm Join us for our ninth annual musical celebration of America’s independence on Sunday, July 3 at 5:00 pm. This concert is presented by the 72-Voice Sanctuary Choir, 16-Piece Sanctuary Orchestra, and Musicians, and soloists Pamela Tanner, Jonathan Lowery and Lew Gregory and under the direction of guest conductor, Kyle Cook Also, there will be presentations by the Fort Raleigh Post 26 Colour Guard, and tributes to our Military (active or retired) and their families. The concert is free and open to the public. Nursery will be provided and a freewill love offering will be received!

An Organ Concert Featuring

Jesse Ratcliffe Wednesday, August 24

7:00 pm Join us for a wonderful evening of music presented by Jesse L. Raccliffe! Jesse is a native of Hinton, a one-stop light town in southern West Virginia. He is a graduate of Concord University, Athens, WV (BA), Shenandoah Conservatory in Winchester, VA (MM), and has completed post-graduate study at Westminster Choir College. He’s enrolled in the North American Carillon School (NACS) and is preparing for the Carillonneur Exam for the North American Guild of Carillonneurs. Jesse is the Director of Music at St. James Episcopal Church in Warrenton, VA and carillonneur of Luray Singing Tower, Luray VA. Jesse has performed numerous solo organ and carillon recitals in WV, VA, NY, NC, and in 2014 performed in the Edinburgh Scotland International Music Festival. Previous positions include Carillonneur of Concord University, Hollins University, and director of the Staunton Choral Society. Jesse has been honored to study privately and in master classes with Dr. Stephen Cooksey, Shenandoah; Dr. Roberta Gary, Cincinnati College-Conservatory of Music; Dr. Walden Moore, Yale Institute of Sacred Music; and Lisa Lonie, carillonneur at Princeton University and NACS. The concert will also feature pianist, Jason Evans, The Sanctuary Choir and the Handbells joining Jesse on a few selections! The concert is free and open to the public. Nursery will be provided and a freewill love offering will be received!

Mr. Jesse L. Ratcliffe

July 2016

Sunday

Monday

Tuesday

Wednesday

Thursday

Friday

Saturday

1 7:30 am: AA 8:00 am: Men's Study 10:00 am: AA

2 7:30 am: AA 10:00 am: AA

3 The Sacrament of Holy Communion

Let Freedom Ring Concert | 5:00 pm

4 7:30 am: AA 10:00 am: AA

Church offices Closed

5 7:30 am: AA 10:00 am: AA

6 7:30 am: AA 10:00 am: AA

6:00 pm: Sanctuary Choir

6:30 pm: Adult Bible Study

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7:30 am: AA 10:00 am: AA 10:00 am: Grief Share


9 7:00 am: AA 10:00 am: AA

10

5:30: Youth Group

11 7:30 am: AA 10:00 am: AA

12 7:30 am: AA 10:00 am: AA

13 7:30 am: AA 10:00 am: AA 6:30 pm: Adult Bible

Study

14 7:30 am: AA 10:00 am: AA 10:00 am: Grief Share


16 7:30 am: AA 10:00 am: AA

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11:15 pm: Healing Service

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7:30 am: AA 10:00 am: AA

19 7:30 am: AA 10:00 am: AA 6:30 pm: Stated Session

20 7:30 am: AA 10:00 am: AA




23 7:30 am: AA 10:00 am: AA

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5:30 pm: Youth Group

25 7:00 am: AA 10:00 am: AA

26 7:30 am: AA 10:00 am: AA

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7:30 am: AA 10:00 am: AA



29 7:30 am: AA 10:00 am: AA

30 7:30 am: AA 10:00 am: AA

Youth depart for

Montreat

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Sunday School: 9:00 am Worship: 10:00 am

Elder of the Month: Melinda Mogowski

August 2016

Sunday

Monday

Tuesday

Wednesday

Thursday

Friday

Saturday

1 7:00 am: AA 10:00 am: AA

2 7:00 am: AA 10:00 am: AA

3 7:00 am: AA 10:00 am: AA



6 7:00 am: AA 10:00 am: AA

Youth return from Montreat

7 The Sacrament of Holy Communion


8 7:00 am: AA 10:00 am: AA

9 7:00 am: AA 10:00 am: AA

10 7:00 am: AA 10:00 am: AA

6:30 pm: Adult Study



13 7:00 am: AA 10:00 am: AA

14

3:00 pm: Stamp Club


15 7:00 am: AA 10:00 am: AA

16 7:00 am: AA 10:00 am: AA 6:30 pm: Stated Session

17 7:00 am: AA 10:00 am: AA




20 7:00 am: AA 10:00 am: AA

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11:15 pm: Healing Service


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7:00 am: AA 10:00 am: AA

23 7:00 am: AA 10:00 am: AA

6:00 pm: Handbells 7:00 pm: Choir

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7:00 am: AA 10:00 am: AA

6:30 pm: Adult Study 7:00 pm: Organ Concert


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7:00 am: AA 8:00 am: Men's Study 10:00 am: AA

27 7:00 am: AA 10:00 am: AA

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3:00 pm: Stamp Club 5:00 pm: Youth Group

29 7:00 am: AA 10:00 am: AA

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7:00 am: AA 10:00 am: AA

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7:00 am: AA 10:00 am: AA


Elder of the Month: Tom Smith

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Focus on our 2016 Graduates

During worship on Sunday, June 12 we recognized our 2016 graduates. We congratulate them and wish them a successful college beginning! The following students all graduated from First Flight High School this year and we are so incredibly proud of each one of them!

Michael Bennett graduated from First Flight High School in Kill Devil Hills on June 10. Michael plans to continue his education this fall at College of the Albemarle in Manteo. Once he receives his associate’s degree, he plans to continue his education at East Carolina University where he would like to major in Sports Studies. Michael also applied for and was awarded the Outer Banks Presbyterian Church Scholarship. Michael is the grandson of Anita Bennett.

Carla Hardy graduated from First Flight High School in Kill Devil Hills on June 10. Carla is headed to UNC Chapel Hill in the fall. She intends to major in Public Health with a concentration in Health Policy and Management. Carla also applied for and was awarded the Outer Banks Presbyterian Church Scholarship. Carla is the daughter of Charles and Barbara Hardy and the sister of Eva and Mary.

Sara Munson graduated from First Flight High School in Kill Devil Hills on June 10. Sara will be

furthering her education this fall at the University of South Carolina in Columbia, SC where she

plans to study elementary education. Sara also applied for and was awarded the Outer Banks Presbyterian Church Scholarship. Sara is the daughter of Paul and Anne-Marie Munson and the sister to Megan Munson. Alex Thomas graduated from First Flight High School in Kill Devil Hills on June 10. Alex says, “My future plans are to examine my interest in culinary arts and further my interest in visual as well as computer graphics! I plan to attend COA in the near future and follow the path God leads me to!” Alex is the daughter of Monty and Trish Thomas.

June 4-5 were special days for the fifteen women who attended our 3

rd annual women’s retreat at the Eastern 4H

Conference Center in Columbia, NC. George Lurie drove the church bus which left the church at seven on Saturday morning. When the group arrived at the conference center they were greeted by several women who had gone the night before in order to prepare the hall. By nine the first session was underway with Carol Trotman leading the group in the Psalms of Praise. We learned that the praise psalms tell us to worship, sing, proclaim and publish the works of the Lord, and to give recognition to God’s role in our daily lives. Brenda Brown discussed the Psalms of Lament. We learned it is alright to complain but we can always trust that God is still near even in our most difficult times. Leah Williamson presented the Wisdom Psalms; we learned God does want us to be happy, to trust Him and to meditate on His Word. The fourth session was led by Judy Dempsey who discussed the Psalms of Ascent. The Jews had been exiled for many years and their return to Jerusalem was marked by acknowledging God’s presence in our lives. We wrote notes of encouragement to each other and made necklaces of multi-colored beads with hanging symbols of God’s love and protection.

During craft time we made bath salts, lotions and soap, all of lavender fragrance. A massage therapist was available for those who wanted a massage. After supper many stayed to play games, others walked or went to bed early. On Sunday, Evelyn Webb and Karen Lurie presented Psalms of Confession and Psalms of Thanksgiving. The bus left at noon and stopped for lunch in Columbia at Good Times Restaurant. The group returned to church by 3pm. Those who attended were blessed by the time to be with each other and God.

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Ladies pictured at the 2016 Presbyterian Women’s Retreat (Pictured Left to Right Bottom) Helen Gauvreau, Evelyn Webb, Leah Williamson, Brenda Brown, Karen Lurie, Carol Trotman, Louise Roberts – (Pictured Left to Right Top) Anne Miranian, Cora Huitt, Jeanne Thomson, “EJ” Markwood, Barbara Nock, Nellie Dixon and Judy Dempsey.

About the Presbyterian

Women's Retreat

Special Thanks to Our Donors!

Presbyterian Women would like to thank the following for their cash or in-kind contributions to

make our retreat possible!

Jim Goes Tom Williamson

Nellie Dixon Fred & Helen Gauvreau

Kitty Hawk Home Depot (#3650)

A Note from Judy Dempsey

On June 25th I will be leaving the beautiful Outer Banks and the Outer Banks Presbyterian Church and choir. After many years of being blessed by this church, it is time to leave and begin a new phase of my life. I will be moving to Prescott, AZ where my daughter will be teaching at Yavapai College. Judy’s new address:

281 Feather Court Prescott, AZ 86301

E-mail: [email protected] Cell Phone: 980-241-4547

Presbyterian Women Fall Gathering!

Monday, September 19 | 5:30 pm

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Blair Siefferman, Scout Master and Cub Master of Troop and Pack 116 received the Silver Beaver award for his dedication to the Scouts for 15 yrs. The Silver Beaver Award was introduced in 1931 and is a council-level distinguished service award of the Boy Scouts of America. Recipients of this award are registered Scouters who have made an impact on the lives of youth through service given to the council.

Ruthie's Kitchen

The Outer Banks Presbyterian Church will again serve Ruthie's Kitchen on Tuesday, September 6, 2016. Please contact Mollie Bass at 480-0858 if you would be willing to assist in any way.

These items are the most current needs! Peanut Butter (16 oz.) Jam or Jelly (18 oz.) Canned Chicken Macaroni & Cheese Diced Tomatoes Pancake Mix (16 oz.) Syrup Mayonnaise (15 oz.) Brown Rice Canned Beans Salad Dressing Seasoning Packets Hamburger/Chicken/Tuna Helper

News from the Session

Submitted by Bev Jones, Clerk of Session

Session Action By electronic vote, the Session approved the Pastor’s and the Administration Committee’s recommendation for use of the church by the Grief Group led by Lynn Blackburn on Thursday afternoons, June 16 – Sept. 15, 2016. Please note that even though the meetings have started, OBPC members are invited to participate. If you are interested, please call the church office for details. This is another way that our church is supporting important activities to the Outer Banks community.

Planning for the Presbytery of

New Hope Meeting

Session reminds every one of our church’s commitment to host the 99

th meeting of the Presbytery

of New Hope at OBPC on Saturday, October 22, 2016. We will be asking many members of our congregation to help in assisting with this event.

Congregational Care Committee Notes The Pastor, Session, and Congregational Care Committee are working together to honor our OBPC Veterans in a special service on November 13, 2016; mark your calendars now for this Sunday worship service! If any veterans have not sent in their stories and pictures from service days, please contact Evelyn Webb STAT by phone at 540-829-3515 or by email at [email protected].

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VBS Revisited! The week of June 13-17, we had 43 children attend CAVE QUEST VBS. Our youth magically transformed our entire church into a dark cave. Each day, the children attended Sing & Play Rock, Deep Bible Quests, Imagination Station, Kid-Vid Cinema, Spelunker Sports & Games, and of course their favorite Lava Cafe for snack. As the children studied God's word, made crafts, and played games related to the story of the day, they learned five daily Bible points: Jesus Gives Us HOPE, COURAGE, DIRECTION, LOVE, and POWER. All of these daily Bible points reinforced the theme that Jesus is the Light of the World. Throughout the week, the children collected a missions offering for Operation Kid-to-Kid, which this year will be used to build houses for those in need here in North America. Our children raised $375 (well beyond their goal of $200) in missions money this year at VBS. It was truly an exciting week. Our church bus could be seen traveling up and down the beach for pick-ups and drop-offs. The children enjoyed singing the VBS songs and socializing as they rode the bus, almost like an extension of VBS. All week long the children could be seen smiling throughout the day. VBS would not have been possible without the amazing crew of youth and adult volunteers who served tirelessly all week long. Thank you so much to everyone who volunteered to teach VBS and to those who donated supplies to make this a life-changing week for so many children in our community.

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Please be in prayer for our youth group and adult sponsors as they travel to Montreat July 30-August 6 for the youth conference, "A World of Difference." Throughout the week, our youth will attend small groups, recreation, and relevant worship and keynote addresses. Our youth will stay in a house together for the week where they become a family, sharing the cooking and housekeeping responsibilities. Several of our elementary & middle school youth and children will be attending the Montreat Clubs Program. This is sure to be a life-changing week for our youth, and we have a very large group attending this year!

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