The Friedberg Folio News from the Hill of Peace Friedberg Moravian Church Winston-Salem, North Carolina Our Mission Statement: We are a congregation grounded in Biblical truth, honoring our heritage and deep faith in the Lord Jesus Christ by proclaiming the Gospel openly through worship, witness, Bible study, missions, fellowship and service to the community. No. 11 November 2019 Church Council is for Everyone Now all of you together are Christ’ s body, and each one of you is a separate and necessary part of it. (1 Corinthians 12:27,TLB) Our annual Church Council is one of the most important meetings of our church family. It is an event that every able-bodied member of Friedberg should attend—for as the scripture says, all of us together make up this church body and each one of us is needed in order for the body to function properly. This year Church Council will come immediately after the close of a shortened worship service on Sunday, November 17 th . At Church Council we do things like: • Give thanks to God for all He has enabled us to accomplish in 2019 and ask for His direction and blessing regarding things He is calling us to do in 2020. • Give our new members and others who have not yet signed The Moravian Covenant for Christian Living an opportunity to do so. • Receive the 2020 church budget. • Elect people to various positions of servant- leadership in the church (our Nominating Committee has put together an excellent slate of candidates which you’ll find listed on another page of this newsletter). • Hear reports from some of our ministry groups (e.g. Women’s Fellowship and our Preschool). • Open the floor for any communicant member in good standing to address the Church Council with any joys or concerns or a motion for consideration. These are matters of vital interest to every member of our church. We will be making decisions that shape the future of our congregation’s life, mission and ministry for years to come. Your careful and prayerful participation is needed. The Holy Spirit works through all of us together to ensure the spiritual welfare and successful ministry of our church. Make plans for Sunday, November 18 th to be a day full of praise, celebration and service to the Lord: 9:25 AM Prayer Partners (in the parlor) Come and pray for the events of the day and the people of Friedberg. 9:45 AM Sunday School Come and share fellowship and learning with your brothers and sisters in Christ. 11:00 AM Worship Service Come and join with your fellow believers in praising the God of our salvation. 11:40 AM Church Council Come let the Spirit of Christ work in and through you at this important meeting of the Friedberg church family. I hope to see you here for Church Council — and many other gatherings too! Let us hold unswervingly to the hope we profess, for He who promised is faithful. And let us consider how we may spur one another on toward love and good deeds. Let us not give up meeting together, as some are in the habit of doing, but let us encourage one another — and all the more as you see the Day approaching. (Hebrews 10:25, NIV) In Christ’s love, Pastor Jim
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The Friedberg Folio News from the Hill of Peace
Friedberg Moravian Church Winston-Salem, North Carolina
Our Mission Statement: We are a congregation grounded in Biblical truth, honoring our heritage and deep faith in the Lord Jesus Christ by proclaiming the Gospel openly through worship, witness, Bible study, missions, fellowship and service to the community.
No. 11 November 2019
Church Council is for Everyone
Now all of you together are Christ’s body, and each one of you is a separate and necessary part of it.
(1 Corinthians 12:27,TLB)
Our annual Church Council is one of the most important meetings of our church family. It is an event that every able-bodied member of Friedberg should attend—for as the scripture says, all of us together make up this church body and each one of us is needed in order for the body to function properly.
This year Church Council will come immediately after the close of a shortened worship service on Sunday, November 17th.
At Church Council we do things like:
• Give thanks to God for all He has enabled us to accomplish in 2019 and ask for His direction and blessing regarding things He is calling us to do in 2020.
• Give our new members and others who have not yet signed The Moravian Covenant for Christian Living an opportunity to do so.
• Receive the 2020 church budget.
• Elect people to various positions of servant-leadership in the church (our Nominating Committee has put together an excellent slate of candidates which you’ll find listed on another page of this newsletter).
• Hear reports from some of our ministry groups (e.g. Women’s Fellowship and our Preschool).
• Open the floor for any communicant member in good standing to address the Church Council with any joys or concerns or a motion for consideration.
These are matters of vital interest to every member of our church. We will be making decisions that shape the future of our congregation’s life, mission and ministry for years to come. Your careful and prayerful participation is needed. The Holy Spirit works through all of us together to ensure the spiritual welfare and successful ministry of our church.
Make plans for Sunday, November 18th to be a day full of praise, celebration and service to the Lord:
9:25 AM Prayer Partners (in the parlor) Come and pray for the events of the day and the people of Friedberg.
9:45 AM Sunday School
Come and share fellowship and learning with your brothers and sisters in Christ.
11:00 AM Worship Service Come and join with your fellow believers in praising the God of our salvation.
11:40 AM Church Council Come let the Spirit of Christ work in and through you at this important meeting of the Friedberg church family.
I hope to see you here for Church Council — and many other gatherings too!
Let us hold unswervingly to the hope we profess, for He who promised is faithful. And let us consider how we may spur one another on toward love and good deeds. Let us not give up meeting together, as some are in the habit of doing, but let us encourage one another — and all the more as you see the Day approaching.
(Hebrews 10:25, NIV) In Christ’s love,
Pastor Jim
What Do Our Boards Do?
… someone who wants to be an overseer desires an honorable responsibility. (1 Timothy 3:1)
Have you ever wondered what the Board of Elders does, how the Trustees spend their meeting time, or
what are the responsibilities of the Board of Christian Education? With Church Council just a few weeks away we thought it would be helpful to give you an overview of the structure and duties of each of these three important church boards here at Friedberg: Elders, Trustees, and Christian Education. As you read through the descriptions of each of the boards below and take note of the duties they fulfill within the church you’ll see that each board serves a particular and vital purpose in the life and ministry of our congregation. Therefore, each person elected to a position of servant-leadership on one of these boards accepts tremendous responsibilities. They are to be commended for their willingness to serve and supported with prayer, words of encouragement and our active participation (time, talents, and treasure) in the life and ministry of the church. Please consider the descriptions below as you prepare to elect members to serve on these boards when we gather for Church Council on November 18th. A list of nominees for election to these boards and other positions of servant leadership can be found on the next page of the newsletter.
Board of Elders
The Board of Elders consists of 12 elected members plus the pastor(s). The Senior Pastor serves as the Chairman of the Board. Members of the Board serve for a three year term, may be elected to two consecutive terms, and must be at least 18 years of age and a member in good standing. The Elders also have a Vice Chair and a Secretary. The duties of the Board of Elders: to watch over the spiritual and moral well-being of the congregation; to schedule services and help to encourage attendance; to approve use of the church buildings; to implement church discipline; to approve all names of new members; to appoint the acolytes, organist, choir director, music committee and all other officers or committees necessary to carry on the worship services, except head diener and head usher; to take a special interest in the children and youth of the congregation and to work with the Christian Education Board in providing for their Christian growth and nurture.
Board of Trustees
The Board of Trustees consists of 12 elected members plus the Church Treasurer who is a non-voting member. Members of the Board serve for a three year term, may be elected to two consecutive
terms, must be at least 18 years of age, and a member in good standing. The Trustees have a Chairman, a Vice-Chairman and a Secretary. The treasurer reports directly to the Board of Trustees, provides a monthly report and disburses monies at the direction of the Board. The duties of the Board of Trustees: to watch over the physical and financial well-being of the congregation; to plan the annual budget; to create a plan for raising money to meet the budget and other financial needs of the congregation; to maintain all property; to determine the salary of all paid workers including the Senior Pastor, Associate Pastor, Director of Youth Ministry, Director of Children’s Ministry, Caretaker, Church Secretary, Church Treasurer, and Music Director (Organist, Senior Choir Director, Cherub & Junior Choir Director, and Hand Bell Director); to appoint a Graveyard Committee, Caretaker Committee and other committees to oversee the physical needs of the church; to oversee special funds of the congregation; and to excuse a member from making contributions to the church given sufficient reason.
Board of Christian Education
The Board of Christian Education consists of nine elected members plus the Associate Pastor, Director of Children’s Ministry, and Director of Youth Ministry who are non-voting members. Members of the Board serve for a three year term and may be elected to two consecutive terms. The C.E. Board also has a Chairman and Secretary. The duties of the Board of Christian Education: to provide Sunday School curriculum for preschool, children, youth, and adult classes; to implement the Provincial Safe Sanctuary Policy; to support Sunday school teachers through training and appreciation; to help with educational activities for preschool, children, youth and adults (e.g. Vacation Bible School, Christmas Program, church library, etc.); to find and train volunteers for the nurseries; and to support the Senior Pastor, Associate Pastor, Director of Youth Ministry, and Director of Children’s Ministry with their various educational programs.
Nominees for Election at Church Council on
Sunday, November 17th
The Nominating Committee has put together an excellent slate of candidates for the various positions of servant-leadership for which elections will be held
at Church Council on Sunday, November 17th. Thanks goes to each of the five members of the Nominating Committee for their dedication and hard work: Gary Jackson (Elder Representative and Committee Chairman), Donald Cockerham (Trustee Representative), Hellen Bee (Christian Education Board Representative), Gary Fitts (Member at Large) and Mike Martin (Member at Large).
Board of Elders (you will elect 4)
Pat Atkins* Jennifer Boles
Willian Boles Jeannine Bradley++
Gary Jackson* John Mason
++Jeannine Bradley is currently filling the unexpired term of another board member who needed to resign because of responsibilities at work. If elected she would begin serving her first full-term in January 2020 and would be eligible for election to a second term at Church Council in 2022.
Board of Trustees (you will elect 4)
Donald Cockerham* Mike Faircloth*
Laura Overcash Vernon Robbins*
Karl Stimpson Alison Vannoy
Christian Education Board (you will elect 3)
Missy Beck Phil Brame*
Sara Burchette Karen Foltz
Head Diener (you will elect 1)
Ray Lambeth
We are grateful to each of these individuals for allowing their names to be placed in nomination. Not all will be elected, but all are worthy of our prayerful consideration and our thanks for their willingness to be used by God. During Church Council there will be an opportunity for additional candidates to be nominated from the floor. If you plan to nominate someone, please make sure you have talked to the person beforehand and they agree to be nominated.
*Pat Atkins, Gary Jackson, Donald Cockerham, Mike Faircloth, Vernon Robbins, and Phil Brame are currently serving first terms on their respective boards. If elected again their second terms would expire at the end of 2022 and they would not be eligible for election to service on that board again until Church Council in 2023.
Thanksgiving Eve Lovefeast Wednesday, November 27
th
7:30 PM (Band Prelude at 7:00 PM)
Enter into His gates with thanksgiving, and into His courts with praise. Be thankful to Him, and bless His name. For the Lord is good; His mercy is everlasting, and His truth endures to all generations.
(Psalm 100:4-5, NKJV)
Invite your family, friends, neighbors,
classmates and co-workers. Ask them to join us for this special service of worship as we give thanks to God for the gift of salvation that is ours in Christ Jesus and praise Him for all the blessings we enjoy as citizens of this great land. Each worshipper will receive a lightly sweetened lovefeast bun and a cup of Moravian coffee
sweetened generously with sugar and milk. There will be a wonderful band prelude, hymns of faith sung by the congregation, beautiful music from our hand bell choir, glorious songs of praise from the Friedberg choir and a special Thanksgiving sermon from Pastor Jim.
Bring canned goods and non-perishable grocery items for
Sunnyside Ministry.
Before worship a vehicle will be parked in front of the sanctuary to receive donations of canned goods and other non-perishable grocery items which will be donated to Sunnyside Ministry in Winston-Salem.
A love offering will be received.
100% of the money you give will be passed on to ministries and helping agencies in our community for distribution to people in need.
Christian sympathy is extended to:
The family of Danny Sherrill Anderson, Sr. Danny
passed away on Tuesday, October 1, 2019. His funeral
was on Saturday, October 5 at First Baptist Church of
Welcome. He is the brother of Don Anderson (Peggy).
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Hi friends, Body and brain scans completed, and all is
well!!! Thank you God! I guess He’s not ready for me yet!
Or I have another lesson to learn! Anyway I have 3
months until my next scan and no more Drs’
appointments this year! I have great Dr’s at the Baptist
Wake Forest hospital! Thank you! I am so blessed! Evva
Hanes
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Volunteers are needed in the kitchen to help prepare
for our Fall Supper on Friday, November 1 at 8:00 a.m.
We will begin with a light breakfast and then begin
kitchen and food preparations. No experience is
necessary and everyone is welcome and needed in
completing this tradition for the 102nd Fall Supper at
Friedberg.
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Daylight Saving Time ends on Sunday, November 3,
2019 at 2:00 a.m. Don’t forget to set your clocks back
before you go to bed on Saturday night.
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Circle 2 members are taking orders for New Crop
Pecans. The price is $10.00 for a one pound bag of
shelled halves. Please contact any Circle 2 member or
Michelle Tucker by texting/calling 336-408-0477 or email
Karen Hill 399-1154 Alan Foltz 215-6752 Curtis Ferrell 307-0362 Lauri Waddell 408-3592 Amanda Frank 692-3247
David Hopkins 306-2734 Beth Gunter 971-0834 Sean Tatman 655-0008 Michelle Decker 529-7934
Friedberg Moravian Youth Mission Statement: FM youth will love one another as Christ loves us, we will learn about God, so we can use our gifts and talents for His purpose, and we will serve
others as an expression of Christ’s love and we will share the Gospel of Jesus Christ.
Youth Meetings for Grades 6th—12th Sundays 5:00—7:00
The youth meet regularly every Sunday from 5:00—7:00 to love, learn, serve and share fellowship with one another. The parents sponsor a meal, therefore come hungry and enjoy a wonderful
dinner at 5:00.
Fall Bazaar Craft Studio Sunday, November 3rd
5:00—8:00
On Sunday, November 3rd the youth will be making crafts to sell at the Fall Bazaar. The money raised at the Fall Bazaar will go toward helping families in need at Christmas. .
Square Dancing at New Philadelphia Sunday, November 10th
5:00—8:00
On Sunday, November 10th the youth will travel to New Philadelphia Moravian church to Square dance, in honor of helping “stock the shelves” at Sunnyside Ministries food pantry. The youth need to bring canned food, wear their boots and plaid shirt, for a night that’s sure to be fun and exciting.
On October 12, the youth’s Sonrise Café setup a booth at the Car, Truck and Tractor Show. Not only did we provide delicious drink’s and face painting to our customers, but raised enough money to support both the “FM Honduras” mission team and the “Students Helping
Honduras” team at ASU. The youth donated $100 to both of the mission teams.
Youth Director and Leaders
We Care
FMC 21st Annual Youth Fall Bazaar
November 16th 8:00 AM—1:00 PM
On November 16th, the youth will be selling crafts, food, Moravian crystals, Moravian sweat-shirts, coffee, smoothies, wreaths, and handmade tables by the TAG construction team. This is a very important day for the youth, because not only are they selling what they’ve made, but helping families in need during the Holiday season.
Talents And Gifts (TAG) Sunday November 17th 5:00—7:00 PM
On November 17th, the youth will continue a new ministry: TAG. This ministry will equip youth to serve others by using their talents and gifts. 1 Peter 4:10 says: “As each has received
a gift, use it to serve one another, as good stewards of God's varied grace”. As part of our mission statement we will learn what God’s purpose is through the strengthening of our talents and gifts. The youth will be divided into four groups: cooking, construction, mu-sic and dance. Each group will strengthen their talents and gifts through various activities.
Sunday School— High School Nov. 3rd, 10th, 17th & 24th
9:45—10:45 AM
Sunday school is a wonderful small group time for students to learn and ask those deeper questions about God’s word. The high school will be using the Sticky Faith curriculum: “Can I Ask That 2?”. This curriculum is designed to lead teenagers in critical conversations about their faith. We will look at topics such as why bad things happen to good people and is it wrong to doubt God?. It raises hard ques-tions that don’t have easy answers, and helps students think about them from a biblical perspec-tive. We are encouraging students to bring their Bibles.
Sunday School—Middle School Nov. 3rd, 10th, 17th & 24th
9:45—10:45 AM The middle school will meet in room #106 downstairs. The middle school will be using a “Ministry to Youth” study on: Comparison, Anger, Populari-ty and God’s Word.
The youth offer a wide variety of drinks from Latte’s to berry blast smooth-ies. The café will be open every Sunday from 8:45 - 9:45 am, so come by and enjoy either a hot or cold drink. Sonrise Café offers gift cards and accepts credit cards. The money raised will go toward our summer mission trips and youth activities.
Basketball Ministry Signups
October 23rd—November 10th
Basketball season is here! The basketball ministry is a great out-reach for Friedberg Moravian Church. Not only do youth learn the fundamentals of basketball, but grow their faith in Christ through weekly devotions, teamwork, fellowship, and sportsmanship. All youth from 6th grade to 12th grade are invited to play. We have a middle school and high school team. Any youth interested in playing basketball, please see Karen Hill to sign up. The cost is only $10 and you receive a t-shirt. It’s a great time to invite friends to youth, learn the game of basketball and share the love of Jesus.
Youth is selling - 3 Dimensional Replica of the Old Friedberg Sanctuary Crystals
Bring this folio and receive a free coffee or smoothie. Compliments
of the Sonrise Café.
SENIOR FRIENDS NEWS
MOTTO: LET ME HELP WHEN I CAN, HELP ME WHEN I NEED HELP
The Senior Friends met on October 17th at 9:30 a.m. for our trip to Hall’s Apple Orchard in Cana, Virginia, or so we thought, but this trip turned out to be even bigger and better than anyone could have anticipated. Our amazing bus drivers sure do follow directions well. Our drivers were Ronnie Hedgecock and John Mason. We left Friedberg Moravian Church right on time, we had 28 people attending. The highlight of our trip was stopping in King to pick up Lois Rush. Lois is a dear friend and member who had to move to King sometime last year. Her special friend, Anna Beeson, ask if we could stop and pickup Lois, since we were traveling that direction. Well, of course, and everything worked out just as planned. After getting Lois, we went to the Cracker Barrel Restaurant in Mt. Airy for breakfast or lunch which ever you wanted. Thanks to Anna Beeson for making our reservations and to Carol Knouse for getting this trip together, don’t know what we would do without them. They had every “t” crossed and every “i” dotted, they are splendid members who are so dependable and take care of us. When we left the restaurant our next stop was the apple orchard, and we shopped and shopped. I think everyone got want they wanted and then some. We finished there a little early and someone suggested that we should go on up the mountain to Fancy Gap where the “Sunny Side Store” is located. Everyone agreed, we informed our drivers and off we went. If you are not familiar with this store, all I can say is that you will have to ask someone who went with us how this experience was for them. After we finished at Sunny Side and started back down the mountain, we stopped at the Virginia - North Carolina Produce Market and shopped for some more “stuff”. Once again, you will have to ask someone how this stop was for them. This past month we had 43 cards mailed, 18 calls made, 6 visits to sick and/or shut-in friends. We also had 8 meals delivered to our friends. We returned to the church around 5:00 p.m. which was somewhat late for us, I know a couple of people were inconvenienced but there were no complaints and everyone seemed to have a really wonderful time, just somewhat tired. God blessed us with a safe trip, absolutely gorgeous weather and more laughter, fun and Christian fellowship that continue to make us laugh. We have too much fun, we can’t be over 50! Our next meeting will be NOVEMBER 14, save the date, I’m sure you will want to attend. Respectfully submitted, Carolyn B. Mason Secretary Mission statement: to promote fellowship and provide activities in a friendly, relaxed manner. We strive to stay in tune with the needs of the church and community, so that we can offer help and support in meeting those needs.
November 2019 Friedberg Activity Calendar
Sun Mon Tue Wed Thu Fri Sat
1 8:00-9:30 AM Fitness Walking 8:00AM Fall Supper Workday
2 4:00 PM Fall Chicken Pie Country Ham Supper
3 9:15 AM Band Prelude 9:25 AM Prayer Partners 9:45 AM Sunday School 11:00 AM Worship 3:00 PM Mission Lovefeast/ Christ Moravian 4:30 PM C.R.O.S.S. Kids 5:00 PM Youth
4 8:00-9:30 AM Fitness Walking 4:00 PM Prayers & Squares 6:00 PM Exercise Class in Children’s Center 7:00 PM CE Board Meeting 7:00 PM Cub Scouts 7:00 PM Boy Scouts 7:00 PM Girls Scouts
5 8:00-9:30 AM Fitness Walking 6:30 PM Women’s Fellowship Executive Board Meeting- Parlor 7:00 PM Men’s Bible Study at the home of John Millard
6 8:00-9:30 AM Fitness Walking 6:15 PM Senior Bell Practice 7:30 PM Senior Choir Rehearsal
7 8:00-9:30 AM Fitness Walking 6:00 PM Exercise Class in Children’s Center 7:00 PM Bethel Bible Studies 7:00 PM Men’s Basketball
8 8:00-9:30 AM Fitness Walking
9 5:30 PM Ministry2Men Game and Game Night.
10 8:00 AM Men’s Fellowship 9:00 AM Veteran’s Breakfast 9:15 AM Band Prelude 9:25 AM Prayer Partners 9:45 AM Sunday School 11:00 AM Worship/Communion 12:15 AM Norwegion Lunch Feast 5:00 PM Youth/Square Dance @ New Philadelphia
11 8:00-9:30 AM Fitness Walking 4:00 PM Prayers & Squares 6:00 PM Exercise Class in Children’s Center 7:00 PM Elders Meeting 7:00 PM Trustee Meeting
12 8:00-9:30 AM Fitness Walking 10:00 AM Circle 1 – Conference Room 10:00 AM Circle 5 – Parlor 6:00 PM Circle 4 – Mi Casa 6:00 PM Circle 3 – Home of Travis & Evva Hanes 6:00 PM Circle 2 – Discovery Class 7:00 PM Men’s Bible Study at the home of John Millard
13 8:00-9:30 AM Fitness Walking 6:15 PM Senior Bell Practice 7:30 PM Senior Choir Rehearsal
14 8:00-9:30 AM Fitness Walking 11:30 AM Senior Friends in Discovery Class 6:00 PM Exercise Class in Children’s Center 7:00 PM Bethel Bible Studies 7:00 PM Men’s Basketball
15 8:00-9:30 AM Fitness Walking
News for December Folio Due
16 8:00 AM Youth Bazaar in FLC
17 9:15 AM Band Prelude 9:25 AM Prayer Partners 9:45 AM Sunday School 11:00 AM Worship/Church Council 4:30 PM C.R.O.S.S. Kids 5:00 PM Youth
18 8:00-9:30 AM Fitness Walking 4:00 PM Prayers & Squares 6:00 PM Exercise Class in Children’s Center 7:00 PM Cub Scouts 7:00 PM Girls Scouts
19 8:00-9:30 AM Fitness Walking 7:00 PM Men’s Bible Study at the home of John Millard
20 8:00-9:30 AM Fitness Walking 1:00 PM Church Directory Upddate Photos until 8:00 PM 6:15 PM Senior Bell Practice 7:30 PM Senior Choir Rehearsal
21 8:00-9:30 AM Fitness Walking 1:00 PM Church Directory Upddate Photos until 8:00 PM 6:00 PM Exercise Class in Disciples Class 7:00 PM Men’s Basketball
22 8:00-9:30 AM Fitness Walking 1:00 PM Church Directory Upddate Photos until 8:00 PM
23 10:00AM Church Directory Upddate Photos until 5:00 PM
24 9:15 AM Band Prelude 9:25 AM Prayer Partners 9:45 AM Sunday School 11:00 AM Worship 4:30 PM C.R.O.S.S. Kids 5:00 PM Youth
25 8:00-9:30 AM Fitness Walking 1:00 PM Church Directory Upddate Photos until 8:00 PM 4:00 PM Prayers & Squares 6:00 PM Exercise Class in Children’s Center 7:00 PM Cub Scouts 7:00 PM Boy Scouts 7:00 PM Girls Scouts
26 8:00-9:30 AM Fitness Walking 7:00 PM Men’s Bible Study at the home of John Millard 7:00 PM Mission Committe
27 8:00-9:30 AM Fitness Walking 7:00 PM Band Prelude 7:30 PM Thanksgiving Eve Lovefeast
28 Thanksgiving Day
Church Office Closed
29 8:00-9:30 AM Fitness Walking 1:00 PM Church Directory Upddate Photos until 8:00 PM
30 10:00AM Church Directory Upddate Photos until 5:00 PM
November 2019 Friedberg Birthday Calendar
Sun Mon Tue Wed Thu Fri Sat
1 Nathaniel Burns
Peggy Essick
Rebecca Sizemore
2 Betty Reich
3 Joshua Carr
4 Jessica Clark
Daniel Everhart
Sarah Beth Fishel
Bobby Knouse
Clay Sink
5
6 Tina Compton
Joan Vernon
7 Debbie Foltz
Evva Hanes
8 Anna Beeson
Ronnie Harrison
James Lumley
Phil Raiford, Jr.
Emilee Thompson
9 Linda Anderson
Keith Freitag
10
11 Missy Beck
Jaidyn Cherry
12 Morgan Clark
Caroline Hanes
13
14 Lib Tyson
15 Martha Bergland
Ashlea Bostick
16 Anna-Marie Abbott
17 Tanya Kimel
Zach Richard
Julie Stone
18 Finley Long
19 Gary Murphy
20 Raylee Bostick
Dawn Davenport
Angie Fishel
Bonnie Fishel
Amelia Goings
Lucille Leatherman
21 Maisie Foltz
Mary Kiger
22 Debra Baity
Jeannine Bradley
John DeLapp
Peyton Foltz
Reba Payne
Dave Watkins
23 Carolyn Bowen
Wyatt Tolley
24
25 Pat Whitaker
26 Al Coleman
Libby Ebert
27 Elijah Archie
Katharine Hulcher
Joseph Pickens
28 Mike Martin
Shannon Templeton
29 David Bryson
Sara Burchette
Doris Foltz
Nancy Thomas
30 Chris Durham
Jonathan Hanes
Dwain Kimel
Annie Rowe
FRIEDBERG MORAVIAN CHURCH November 2019
“The prayer of a righteous person has great power in its effect.” James 5:16b
Vicki Jo Kimel Peggy Lawson Aldine Lineback Tom MacLeod Brandy Metcalf
John Millard Bobby Miller
Audrey Mize Paul Morrison Chuck Nienow
Gail Ore
Reba Payne Kolton Pennell Warren Peters Mary Lou Pitts Martha Plyler Barbara Reich
Betty Reich Nancy Rierson
Lois Rush Greg Sapp Merle Scott Cindy Shoaf
Becky Sizemore Robbie Stiefel
Cathie Tew Gail Tolley
Kimmie Tutterow Brent Waddell Artie Walker
Wayne Whitaker
MEMBERS AND RELATIVES IN MILITARY
Dylan Bundy
Andy Greenwood Jennifer Greenwood
Adam Johnson Clayton Johnson
Drew Lamb
Cameron Martin Patrick Mickey
Timmy Raiford Daniel Randleman
FRIEDBERG MORAVIAN CHURCH
PRAYER LIST FOR FAMILY AND FRIENDS
John Allen Karen Blevins
Family of Tracy Busbee Connley
Gary Craver Family of Jimmy Davis
Howard Fishel Nancy Goins Emily Grooms
Family of Jack Judson Lydia Leveriza Martha Levnard
Family of Lois Long Gene Nifong
Pam Pendergrass Becky Piper
Family of Terry Poovey Butch Roberts
Linda Skinner Don Van Loan
Family of Jeff Watts Phyllis White Bill Williams
All of the names that were on the previous Family and Friends List have been deleted. If the person(s) for which you had submitted a prayer concern still needs prayer, please let the church office know by calling (336)764-1830 or sending Sherri Phillips an email at [email protected]. We will be glad to put them back on the prayer list. You can also submit prayer requests on-line on Friedberg’s website at www.friedberg.church. If their prayer needs have been met, please let the office know so we can remove them. These names will remain on the prayer list for 30 days and will then be removed. If they still need prayer, contact the church office and we will add them back each month until their prayer concerns have been met.
Pastor: The Rev. Jim Newsome, Jr. Assoc. Pastor: The Rev. Dan Nelson
Directory of Youth: Karen Hill Acolytes: William Boles
Children Ministry Director: Heidi Everhart Joe Landreth
Music Director: Debbie Foltz Richard Reich
Preschool Director: Marcia Reich Band Director: Jimmie Snyder
2019 Elected Officials
Elders Trustees CE Board
Pat Atkins 2019 Donald Cockerham-Ch. 2019 Hellen Bee* 2019
Jeannine Bradley 2019 Mike Faircloth-V. Chair 2019 Phil Brame 2019
Todd Foster 2019 Lisa Jackson*-Sec. 2019 Jason Phillips 2019
Gary Jackson 2019 Vernon Robbins 2019 Michelle Decker* 2020
David Bryson-V. Chair 2020 Dayna Balga 2020 Chris Durham 2020
Christy Forrest 2020 Jerry Edwards * 2020 Jason Romblad 2020
Debbie James-Sec. 2020 Howard Spangler 2020 Joe Boles 2021
Christina Smith 2020 Gray Stanfield 2020 Denise Randleman2021
Jo Brann 2021 Ike Brann 2021 Sean Tatman 2021
Marcia Reich 2021 Alan Foltz 2021
Lauri Waddell 2021 Kelly Forrest 2021
Janet Williamson 2021 Richard Reich 2021
Jared Bundy - Youth Rep. Seth Randleman - Youth Rep. Head Usher: Kent Phillips * 2020 RCC Representatives: William Boles
Church Council Secretary: Tanya Kimel 2021 Christina Smith
Head Diener: Ray Lambeth 2019
*Serving Second Term Church Treasurer and Financial Secretary: Ed Steward Church Phone: 336-764-1830 Building & Grounds Manager: Jerry Tolley Website: www.friedberg.church Church Secretary: Sherri Phillips FAX: 336-764-4524 Friedberg Moravian Church 2178 Friedberg Church Road Winston-Salem, NC 27127-9727