Calvary Moravian Church
REIGN OF CHRIST SUNDAY
THANKSGIVING LOVEFEAST
NOVEMBER 24, 2019
600 Holly Avenue Winston-Salem, NC 27101-2716 Witnessing to the love of God in the heart
of Winston-Salem since 1893.
Reign of Christ Sunday
THANKSGIVING LOVEFEAST
November 24, 2019 11:00 a.m.
Watchword for the Week – Be still, and know that I am God! I am
exalted among the nations, I am exalted in the earth. Psalm 46:10
(Selections in today’s service are taken from the blue Moravian Book of Worship.)
Preparation for Worship
PRELUDE OF CHORALES The Calvary Band, Brian Lott, Director
TRINITY CHIME
GREETINGS AND NEWS OF THE CONGREGATION
The Right Reverend Lane A. Sapp
PRELUDE – Larghetto from Trio No. 3 in C Major
John Antes (1740-1811)
(Moravian composer)
Ruth Metheny and Monika Wilmot, violins
Alexandra Johnston, cello
The Praise of God
+LITURGY FOR THANKSGIVING, p.159 The Reverend Chaz Snider
Mary Louise Kapp Peeples, piano
(The hymn on page 161 will be omitted.)
The Worship of God with Our Tithes and Offerings
STRINGS – The Heavens Declare the Glory of God
Benedetto Marcello (1686-1739)
Ms. Metheny, Mrs. Wilmot, and Ms. Johnston
+All who are able, please stand.
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+DOXOLOGY AND OFFERTORY PRAYER Pastor Chaz
T. OLD HUNDREDTH (22 E)
Praise God, from whom all blessings flow;
praise him, all creatures here below;
praise him above, ye heav’nly host;
praise Father, Son, and Holy Ghost!
The Proclamation of the Word of God THE HOLY SCRIPTURES Lynn Biggam, Lay Reader
OLD TESTAMENT: Psalm 100 p. 520
+GOSPEL: Luke 17:11-19 p. 910
Lay Reader: The Gospel of the Lord.
Congregation: Thanks be to God.
+Ascriptions of Praise
The Lovefeast
(As the congregation joins in singing the hymns below, the dieners will serve the
lovefeast. After everyone has been served, we will pray the blessing and partake.)
T. DIX (581 H) (Tune for Hymn 538)
Praise to God, immortal praise,
for the love that crowns our days!
Bounteous source of every joy,
let Thy praise our tongues employ;
all to Thee, our God, we owe,
source whence all our blessings flow.
As Thy prospering hand hath blest,
may we give Thee of our best
and by deeds of kindly love
for Thy mercies grateful prove,
singing thus through all our days,
praise to God, immortal praise.
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T. GERMANY (22 R) (Tune for Hymn 581)
Give to our God immortal praise;
mercy and truth are all His ways;
wonders of grace to God belong,
repeat His mercies in your song.
He built the earth, He spread the sky,
and fixed the starry lights on high;
wonders of grace to God belong,
repeat His mercies in your song.
He sent His Son with power to save
from guilt, from darkness, and the grave;
wonders of grace to God belong,
repeat His mercies in your song.
T. ST. GEORGE’S, WINDSOR (205 F)
(Hymn 450)
Come, you thankful people, come,
raise the song of harvest-home;
all is safely gathered in,
ere the winter storms begin;
God, our Maker, does provide
for our needs to be supplied:
come with all his people, come,
raise the song of harvest-home.
All the world is God’s own field,
fruit unto his praise to yield,
wheat and weeds together sown,
unto joy or sorrow grown;
first the blade, and then the ear,
then the full corn shall appear;
Lord of harvest, grant that we
wholesome grain and pure may be.
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T. SCHUMANN (Hymn 657)
We give you but your own
in any gifts we bring;
all that we have is yours alone,
a trust from you, our King.
May we your bounties thus
as stewards true receive,
and gladly, Lord, as you bless us,
to you our first-fruits give.
To comfort and to bless,
to find a balm for woe,
to tend those lost in loneliness
is angel’s work below.
The captive to release,
the lost to God to bring,
to teach the way of life and peace –
it is a Christ-like thing.
And we believe your word,
though dim our faith may be.
Whate’er we do for you, O Lord,
we do it gratefully.
The Moravian Blessing
Come, Lord Jesus, our Guest to be,
and bless these gifts bestowed by Thee.
Bless our loved ones everywhere,
and keep them in Thy loving care. Amen.
(As the congregation partakes of the lovefeast, music is offered
by the string trio.)
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Grave, Allegro from Trio No. 3 in C Major John Antes
Ms. Metheny, Mrs. Wilmot, and Ms. Johnston
After the partaking, the dieners will enter the sanctuary to collect cups while the
congregation sings the hymns below.)
T. ITALIAN HYMN (579 B)
The God of harvest praise;
in loud thanksgiving raise
hand, heart, and voice;
the valleys laugh and sing,
forests and mountain ring,
the plains their tribute bring,
the streams rejoice.
O bless his holy name,
and joyful thanks proclaim
through all the earth;
be grateful and receive
God’s blessing and believe;
his love does not deceive.
Now share your mirth!
The God of harvest praise;
hands, hearts, and voices raise
with sweet accord;
from field to store the grain
bearing your sheaves again,
and in your glad refrain
now bless the Lord.
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T. UNSER HERRSCHER, UNSER KÖNIG (91 A) (Hymn 406, Moravian Book of Worship, 1995)
Look, O look, the sight is glorious,
see the man of sorrows now;
from the fight returned victorious,
ev’ry knee to him shall bow.
Crown him! Crown him!
Crown him! Crown him!
Crowns become the victor’s brow.
Crown the Savior! Angels crown him!
Rich the trophies Jesus brings;
on the seat of pow’r enthrone him,
while the vault of heaven rings.
Crown him! Crown him!
Crown him! Crown him!
Crown the Savior, King of kings.
Sinners in derision crowned him,
mocking thus the Savior’s claim;
saints and angels crowd around him,
own his title, praise his name.
Crown him! Crown him!
Crown him! Crown him!
Spread abroad the victor’s fame!
Hark! those bursts of acclamation!
Hark! those loud triumphant chords!
Jesus takes the highest station;
O, what joy the sight affords!
Crown him! Crown him!
Crown him! Crown him!
King of kings and Lord of Lords!
LOVEFEAST MEDITATION – Living Doxologies Pastor Lane
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T. NUN DANKET (146 A)
Now thank we all our God
with heart and hands and voices,
who wondrous things hath done,
in whom His world rejoices;
who from our mother’s arms
hath blest us on our way
with countless gifts of love
and still is ours today.
O may this bounteous God
through all our life be near us
with ever joyful hearts
and blessed peace to cheer us;
and keep us in His grace,
and guide us when perplexed,
and free us from all ills
in this world and the next.
All praise and thanks to God
the Father now be given;
the Son, and Him Who reigns
with Them in highest heaven;
the one eternal God,
whom heaven and earth adore;
for thus it was, is now,
and shall be evermore.
BENEDICTION AND CONGREGATIONAL RESPONSE – In the Name of Jesus
Moravian Liturgies (539 B)
POSTLUDE – Entrance of the Queen of Sheba from Solomon
George Frideric Handel (1685-1759)
Ms. Metheny, Mrs. Wilmot, and Ms. Johnston
(The congregation is seated for the postlude as a time of prayerful
reflection. If you need to leave during the postlude, please do so quietly
in respect of those seated near you.)
TRINITY CHIME
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ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS Appreciation is expressed to all of our musicians for their contributions to
our lovefeast service today: The String Trio, including Ruth Metheny and
Monika Wilmot, violins, and Alexandra Johnston, cello; the Calvary Band;
the Chancel Choir; and our pianist, Mary Louise Kapp Peeples.
Grateful appreciation is expressed to our dieners for serving today’s
lovefeast, to our coffee makers for preparing the lovefeast, and to our
greeters and ushers for welcoming members and guests to our service. We
also thank Lynn Biggam for serving as our Lay Reader today.
THE MORAVIAN LOVEFEAST
The holding of lovefeasts, after the practice of the Apostolic Church, has
come to be one of the outstanding customs of the Moravian Church and has
proved to be a real means of grace. Members of other denominations are
attracted to Moravian lovefeasts in large numbers, and thus the spirit of
fellowship is greatly advanced.
Lovefeasts originated in the first gathering of Christians after Pentecost.
The early believers met and broke bread together, thereby signifying their
union and equality. These meals of the church family were associated with
the celebration of the Lord’s Supper, which followed them. They were
called “agape,” from the Greek word for love, that is for the highest type of
spiritual love. Gradually, the agape lost its devotional character, and toward
the end of the fourth century, the Church gave it up.
The lovefeast of Apostolic times was resuscitated in its original simplicity
by the Moravian Church in 1727. After the memorable celebration of the
Holy Communion on August 13, seven groups of the participants continued
to talk over the great spiritual blessing which they had experienced and were
reluctant to separate and return to their own homes for the noonday meal.
Count Zinzendorf, sensing the situation, sent them food from his manor
house, and each group partook together, continuing in prayer, religious
conversation, and the singing of hymns. This incident reminded Zinzendorf
of the primitive agape, and the idea was fostered until lovefeasts became a
custom in Moravian life. They were introduced wherever new settlements
were founded and so came to America.
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THE MORAVIAN LOVEFEAST (continued from page 9)
Wherever its fullest liturgical development exists, the lovefeast is a service
of solemn dignity, in which the finest Moravian Church hymns and stately
music may be heard, but without any surrender of its central idea.
Because of its attraction for visitors, persons sometimes come to a lovefeast
out of curiosity, perhaps amused at the idea of “eating in church.” It is
interesting to see such a person yield to the spirit of devotion which
pervades the service and change in a very few moments from visitor to
reverent member of the service. This never fails when the congregation is
itself full of the spirit of reverence and Christian love.
The lovefeast is primarily a song service, opened with prayer. Often there is
no address; the hymns in the ode, or order of service, furnish the subject
matter for devotional thoughts. If many visitors are present, the presiding
minister often says a few words, explaining the purpose of the service, just
before the congregation partakes of the bun and coffee, or whatever is
served. On special occasions an address may be added, giving opportunity
to remind the congregation of the history of the anniversary or the deeper
import of the day.
There is no rule as to the food to be offered, except that it be very simple
and easily distributed. The drink may be coffee, tea, or lemonade, fully
prepared in advance, so that it may be served very quietly and without
interruption of the singing. Usually mugs are used, which may be passed
from hand to hand along a pew from a tray brought along the aisle. A
slightly sweetened bun, which can be served in baskets along the pews, is a
convenient form of bread. Usually men handle the trays of mugs, and
women the baskets of buns. While the congregation partakes, the choir
sings an anthem. Later the mugs are quietly gathered and removed. The
food served is not consecrated, as in the communion. Children and
members of any denomination may partake.
There are many services during the year at which a lovefeast is appropriate,
such as the festivals of the church year, the anniversary days of the
Moravian Church, the anniversary day of a congregation, a missionary
occasion, any day in fact in which there is a desire to stress the headship of
the Lord and the oneness and fellowship of His followers.
Reprinted from “Customs & Practices of the Moravian Church” by Adelaide Fries, with
updates by Daniel Crews and Richard Starbuck. © 2003. Interprovincial Board of
Communication. Used with permission.
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ANNOUNCEMENTS Today we share together in our annual Thanksgiving Lovefeast during
worship. Today is also Reign of Christ Sunday. This is the last Sunday in
the Pentecost season and the last Sunday of the church year. On Reign of
Christ Sunday, we acknowledge Jesus Christ as our Lord and Savior “who
came in quietness and humility, but who will come again with power and for
all to see.” What a wonderful day we have here at Calvary, and we are glad
you are here!
The Church Office will close at 12:30 p.m. this Wednesday, November 27,
for Thanksgiving. The office will be closed all day Thanksgiving Day,
November 28, and again on Friday, November 29.
The Annual Thanksgiving Food Drive for Sunnyside concludes today.
The Missions Committee invites you to contribute any non-perishable food
items (or monetary gifts) and place them in the special box located in the
narthex. Thank you for your generosity in helping those less fortunate.
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Calvary Moravian Church
Reign of Christ Sunday
Thanksgiving Lovefeast
November 24, 2019
We welcome all members and guests to our service today on this Reign
of Christ Sunday and on this day when we celebrate our annual
Thanksgiving Lovefeast. You are encouraged to read the enclosed
information regarding the Moravian lovefeast. We are glad that all have
come to worship at Calvary this morning!
Please make a special effort to greet those around you in the spirit of
Christian fellowship. As the Ritual of Friendship pad is passed, kindly
take a moment to write down your name, address, and phone number.
During the prelude, you are invited to enter a spirit of reverence and
quiet reflection as we prepare to worship the Lord. We kindly request
that you silence all electronic devices.
Next Sunday, December 1, is the First Sunday in Advent and the first
Sunday in the new church year. During worship next Sunday, we will pray
the traditional Advent liturgy and sing the “Hosanna” anthem as we prepare
for the coming of our Lord and Savior, Jesus Christ!
Our Brunson Angel Tree angels have all flown away! Thank you for your
generosity in making sure that all our Brunson kids have a wonderful
Christmas. Thank you also to the Missions Committee for their continued
support and organization of this first endeavor with our new Brunson
Elementary partnership. All gifts are due back to Calvary no later than
Sunday, December 8. Additionally, in the afternoon of December 15, we
will have a gift pick-up party in Fellowship Hall! Parents and guardians of
these students are invited to come to Calvary and pick up their gifts. We
need as many hands as are able to help direct people, make sure gifts are
organized, help with small snacks, etc. If you are willing or interested in
being a part of this afternoon in any way, please see Beth Smith, Donna
Cheek, or Amanda Schumpert, and we'll get you set up.
This Christmas season, the Calvary “Sisters Fellowship” will again be
selling “Lovefeast in a Box” for yourself or to give to family and friends.
The Lovefeast in a Box consists of a dressed lovefeast candle, Moravian
sugar cookies, and the makings for traditional lovefeast coffee (just add
water). In addition, you will receive a bulletin for the Christmas Eve
Lovefeast and instructions on how to join our Christmas Eve Lovefeast
virtually through online video streaming. Limited paper order forms will be
available outside the church office. To order, you may scan the QR code
(see below) or contact the Sisters Fellowship:
(See the additional insert for more announcements, volunteer information,
and the church calendar.)
Calvary Moravian Church Reign of Christ Sunday
Thanksgiving Lovefeast
November 24, 2019
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ADDITIONAL ANNOUNCEMENTS
Advent 2019 Devotionals are here! It is hard to believe, but Advent begins
on December 1! You will find Advent Devotionals for this season available
for pickup in the narthex and the lobby outside the church office. Please
make sure to pick them up prior to next Sunday, December 1, the First
Sunday of Advent.
Our annual Candle Trimming will be held after worship on Sunday,
December 1. The event will be in Fellowship Hall from 12:00 Noon until
about 3:00 p.m. Please come and join us for this always special event as we
begin the season of Advent!
The annual Samaritan Ministries “Penny Campaign” is underway. Please
drop your spare pennies (or other coins!) into one of the clear plastic
containers in the narthex or outside the church office door. Contributions
are being accepted through December 1.
On Saturday, December 7, Calvary will again have the “Moravian Coffee
and a Parade.” The annual Christmas Parade in downtown Winston-Salem
will be held along 4th Street and starts at 5:00 p.m. Beginning at 4:00 p.m.,
Calvary will make and distribute free Moravian coffee to as many parade-
goers as we can find! Coffee cups and sleeves are being printed with our
church’s information (name, website, Sunday school and worship times,
etc.) as well as an invitation to our three Christmas Eve Lovefeast and
Candle Services. Everyone is welcome to attend! Additionally, the Winston-
Salem Youth Chorus, who rehearse here weekly, will be hosting their
annual Winter Concert here at Calvary at 2:00 p.m. on December 7.
Information regarding tickets can be found at www.wsyouthchrous.org.
This is a beautiful concert of all the sounds of the season!
Salem Congregation member churches are invited to attend The Candle
Tea at the Brother’s House on Wednesday, December 4, beginning at 6:30
p.m. The regular schedule for The Candle Tea (sponsored by the Women’s
Fellowship of Home Church) is as follows: Thursday and Friday,
December 5 and 6, from 1:00 p.m. to 8:30 p.m. and Saturday, December 7,
from, 11:30 a.m. to 8:30 a.m. The Tea will be held again on December 12-
14 at the same times.
Volunteers are needed at Sunnyside Ministries in the clothing distribution
area on Thursdays from 9:00-11:30 and in the afternoon from 12:30 to 3:00
p.m. If you would like to help, please contact Sunnyside Ministries
at336.724.7558.
REMEMBER CALVARY MEMBERS IN PRAYER
Eddie Johnson; Fay Davis; Patrick Biggam and family; Judy Middleton;
Berletta Walker; Jane Sofley; Hannah Biggam; Margaret Higgins; Mary
Hampton; Ina Magi; Bill Hampton; Ursula Pierce; Ed Alford; Ramona
Burke; Amy Combs; Michael Goforth; Dodie McGarty; Haley Covert; and
Linda Seippel.
(Copies of our Prayer List for family members and friends
may be found in the narthex.)
CHURCH SERVANTS: NOVEMBER 24-DECEMBER 1, 2019
Ushers
Greeters
Lay Readers
Nursery
Godly Play
Sound
Craig Cagle, Robert Caudle
John Davis
Paul Marshall
Jack Messick
Joel C. Lineback
Chese Trivette
Jay Trivette
Al and Marilyn Griffin
Lynn Biggam
Elizabeth Smith
Rachel Robinson
No Godly Play/Lovefeast
Mike Hattaway
TODAY: November 24 Next Sunday: Dec. 1
Jerry Cox, Spencer Davis
Bill Hampton, Matt Kane
Clyde George
Joel C. Lineback
John Middleton
Eldon Nance, Chris Wikel
Bennett Perry
Barbara Howard
Jessica Childress
Rachel Robinson
Jessica Childress
Greg Conrad
CHURCH CALENDAR: NOVEMBER 24-DECEMBER 1, 2019
TODAY (November 24) Reign of Christ Sunday/
Thanksgiving Lovefeast 9:45 a.m. Sunday School
11:00 a.m. Worship/Lovefeast
TUESDAY (November 26)
10:00 a.m. December 2019 “Calvary Connection”
Newsletter Assembly Team (2nd
floor foyer)
6:00 p.m. Stephen Ministers (Burke)
WEDNESDAY (November 27)
12:30 p.m. Church Office Closes for Thanksgiving
(No Chancel Choir Rehearsal this evening.)
THURSDAY-FRIDAY (November 28-29)
All Day Thanksgiving Holidays
(Church Office Closed)
FRIDAY (November 29)
3:00 p.m. Decoration of Calvary for Christmas
NEXT SUNDAY (Dec. 1) First Sunday in Advent 9:45 a.m. Sunday School
11:00 a.m. Worship/Advent Liturgy and “Hosanna”
Anthem
12:00 Noon Candle Trimming (Fellowship Hall)
UPCOMING SERVICES AND EVENTS
Sunday, December 1
First Sunday of Advent
Advent Liturgy and “Hosanna” Anthem – 11:00 a.m.
Annual Candle Trimming – 12 Noon (Fellowship Hall)
Wednesday, December 4 “Moravian Church Night” at the Candle Tea – 6:30 p.m.
(Single Brothers House, Old Salem)
Thursday-Saturday, December 5-7 and 12-14
Regular Candle Tea, Brother’s House, Salem Square
Thursday-Friday: 1:00-8:30 p.m.
Saturday: 11:00 a.m.-8:30 p.m.
Saturday, December 7
Winston-Salem Youth Chorus Concert – 2:00 p.m. (Sanctuary)
Calvary Coffee & Lovefeast Information – 4:00 p.m.
(Front lawn; prior to Winston-Salem Christmas Parade)
Sunday, December 8
Second Sunday of Advent
Worship – 11:00 a.m.
Calvary Moravian Church Reign of Christ Sunday
Thanksgiving Lovefeast
November 24, 2019
DECEMBER AT CALVARY MORAVIAN
December 1: First Sunday of Advent
Join us for Hosanna Practice at 9:45am, worship at 11am, and Candle-
Trimming and lunch from 12-3pm.
December 4: Moravian Night at Salem Candle Tea
Plan to meet at Old Salem at 6:00pm, and find your Calvary family in
line for a beautiful Advent tradition. Doors open at 6:30pm
December 7: Lovefeast Coffee at the W-S Christmas Parade Join us at 4pm to get setup and distribute coffee to our neighbors
enjoying the Christmas Parade on 4th Street!
December 8: Second-Sunday of Advent! Bring your Brunson Angel Tree gifts to Calvary that morning at 11am.
Then at 5:40pm, meet at the Tanglewood Stables for our annual Hayride
through the Festival of Lights. If you want to carpool, meet in the Chick-
Fil-A parking lot on LewisvilleClemmons Road at 5:15pm. Ride begins
promptly at 6pm. Please let Amanda know if you need car passes and
how many are in your group ASAP.
December 14: Pageant Rehearsal 10-11:30am speaking lines only!
December 15: Third Sunday of Advent
Breakfast for parents, children, and youth from 9-9:45am; Pageant
Rehearsal with Amanda from 9:45-10:30am; Pageant at 11am during
worship; And, our Brunson Gift Pickup Party from 2-5pm in
Fellowship Hall. Join us to help greet, welcome, and distribute our Angel
Tree Gifts to the parents and guardians of the children for whom we have
purchased gifts! We need lots of volunteers!
December 19: Blue Christmas Service – 6:30pm
Join us in the sanctuary for a break from all the craziness of the season
and enjoy a beautiful service of prayer, candlelight, and music.
December 22: Fourth Sunday of Advent – morning worship at 11am
December 24 – Christmas Eve Lovefeasts!
At 11am, 4pm, and 8pm. Join us as we celebrate the coming of Christ
with our Calvary family and our beautiful community!
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The Moravian Church Reign of Christ Sunday November 24, 2019
Jesus the Chief Elder and Christ the King
I suspect that I am not the only Moravian pastor who has trouble knowing
where to go in preaching on Christ the King Sunday.
After all, we celebrated the Festival of Christ the Chief Elder only two
weeks ago, and many of the same themes are emphasized on both occasions.
Jesus is the chief elder of our community of faith. Christ is the head of the
church. Jesus Christ is the bishop of our souls. Christ is the Lord of all.
What’s the difference, and how do we draw a line of distinction? We don’t.
Although Jesus Christ is indivisible, at some moments we emphasize his
humanity and at others times his divinity. Perhaps that’s a good way to
understand these two end-of-the-church-year festivals. Jesus as Chief Elder
governs and guides our lives on earth, including our relationships within the
church. Christ the King is Cosmic Lord, who sanctifies us as we are drawn
into the Reign of Christ (also known as the Kingdom of God).
The dying thief on the cross prayed, “Jesus, remember me when you come
into your kingdom.” The one who is our chief elder and our sovereign
supports and sustains us at all times and in every place, in all conditions and
circumstances of life. In him we find health and wholeness, liberation and
new life, grace and peace.
Blessings abound where’er he reigns,
the prisoners leap to lose their chains,
the weary find eternal rest,
and all who suffer want are blessed.
(Isaac Watts, Moravian Book of Worship, #404)
Otto Dreydoppel, chaplain, Moravian Hall Square,
Nazareth, Pennsylvania
PRAYER OF MEDITATION
Reign of Christ Sunday
Holy God, our refuge and strength, you have redeemed your scattered
children, gathering them from all the corners of the earth through your
firstborn, the Christ, in whom all things are held together. Make of us a just
and righteous people, worthy by grace to inherit with him the kingdom of
light and peace where he reigns with you and the Holy Spirit. Amen.
Calvary Moravian Church Reign of Christ Sunday
Thanksgiving Lovefeast
November 24, 2019
REMEMBER IN PRAYER
FAMILY AND FRIENDS
NOVEMBER 24, 2019
Maude Booker (Sandra Davis’ mother); Jeanne Underwood (Wesley Davis’
sister); Blake Johnson (Vickey Pitts’ cousin); Blake and Angie Johnson
(Brandi Stone’s friends); Dr. Tad Lowdermilk (Adrienne Polychron’s
friend); Maegan Simms (Ursula Pierce’s granddaughter); David Taylor (Jan
Bullins’ brother); Pam Stowers (cousin of Bob Snyder); Meli Novovic
(friend of Mary and Bill Hampton); James and Joseph Nance (grandsons of
Eldon and Beth Nance); Sandra Reich (friend of Vickey Pitts and Pam
Goforth and a friend of Joel N. Lineback); Gary Pitts (Vickey Pitts’
husband); Shirley Stewart (sister of Fay Davis); Greg (nephew of Brandi
and Jordan Stone); Debbie Frye (friend of Judy Ludwick); Sherri Sheppard
(sister of Donna Sharp); John Turner (father of Shannon Lineback); Austin
Kahler (nephew of Stephen Baker); Kelsey Salmon (friend of Angie Seippel
Jones); Louie Childress (Michael Childress’ father); Devan and Bobby
Yountz (niece [and her husband] of Frances Swing); Diane Bacon (friend of
Mary Bland); Rachel Falls; Randy Fulton; Robert Shults (friend of Mary
Bland); Patricia Smith (sister-in-law of Pat Scales); Patricia James (niece of
Camilla Williams); Judy Steel and Ken Loucks (friends of Gene and Donna
Sharp); Colin O’Brady (son in law of Gene and Donna Besaw Sharp); Ryan
and Adrienne O’Connor, and their son, Keegan, (relatives of Lydia Ingram);
Allyson Wooten (daughter of the Reverend Dr. Craig Atwood); Beverly
Day; Jim Zarick (friend of Seth McKnight); the Reverend Jeff Coppage
(Moravian pastor); Ann Schaefer and Ann Everhart (friends of Rameth
McKnight); Mrs. William Burrier (mother of Jan Wikel); Lewis Hill
Jenkins, III (nephew of Carloyn and Bennett Perry); Jerry and Ann Locklair
(cousins of Jack and Chi Chi Messick); Angie Craven (Shannon Lineback’s
sister); Jerry Messick (Jack Messick’s brother); Donna Tilley (friend of
Frances and Richard Swing; and James Thompson (brother of Pat Kight; Pat
Kight is a good friend of Frances and Richard Swing and Jean Fordham).
Calvary Moravian Church Reign of Christ Sunday
Thanksgiving Lovefeast
November 24, 2019
