Guilford College United Methodist Church Non-Profit Org. 1205 Fleming Road US POSTAGE PAID Greensboro, NC 27410 Permit #146 (336) 292-5833 Greensboro, NC Return Service Requested ADVENT FESTIVAL and DAY OF SERVICE SUNDAY, DECEMBER 6, 12:00 – 2:00 PM Join us for an afternoon of Advent fun and service to our community! Grab a slice of pizza in the Rock and lots of sweet goodies and hot cider in the fellowship hall. Prepare a casserole for Partnership Village and Backpack families. Make an Advent Wreath for your home this season. Bring clippers, greenery and $5 for this activity. Lots of Advent activities and crafts to take home. Have fun with our Annual Cake Walk. Caroling at 2:00 pm at Brighton Gardens. If you want to make a light ball this year, Bob Tanner will be teaching us how in the 7-8 th grade classroom. This workshop will begin at 12:45 pm sharp! The wire will be provided; you need to bring a strand of 100 lights, wire cutters and gloves. Volunteers are needed! Sunday, December 13 th – Church-wide covered dish brunch at 9:30 am 10:30 am - Worship Service of Lessons and Carols by our Church Choirs, Handbells and Brass Instruments December 24, Christmas Eve Worship at 5:00 pm, 7:00 pm & 11:00 pm Sunday, December 27 th One Worship Service at 11:00 am. Guilford College United Methodist Church strives to be a vibrant Christian community that transforms lives, strengthens believers, and equips disciples to live beyond ourselves in the light of Jesus Christ. Guilford College UMC Living Beyond Ourselves
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Guilford College United Methodist Church Non-Profit Org.
1205 Fleming Road US POSTAGE PAID Greensboro, NC 27410 Permit #146 (336) 292-5833 Greensboro, NC Return Service Requested
ADVENT FESTIVAL and DAY OF SERVICE
SUNDAY, DECEMBER 6, 12:00 – 2:00 PM
Join us for an afternoon of Advent fun and service to our community! Grab a slice of pizza
in the Rock and lots of sweet goodies and hot cider in the fellowship hall. Prepare a casserole for Partnership Village and Backpack families. Make an Advent Wreath for your home this season. Bring clippers, greenery and $5 for this activity. Lots of Advent activities and crafts to take
home. Have fun with our Annual Cake Walk. Caroling at 2:00 pm at Brighton Gardens. If you want to make a light ball this year, Bob Tanner will be teaching us how in the 7-8
th grade
classroom. This workshop will begin at 12:45 pm sharp! The wire will be provided; you need to bring a strand of 100 lights, wire cutters and gloves. Volunteers are needed!
Sunday, December 13th – Church-wide covered dish brunch at 9:30 am 10:30 am - Worship Service of Lessons and Carols by our Church Choirs,
Handbells and Brass Instruments December 24, Christmas Eve Worship at 5:00 pm, 7:00 pm & 11:00 pm
Sunday, December 27th One Worship Service at 11:00 am.
Guilford College United Methodist Church
strives to be a vibrant Christian community
that transforms lives, strengthens believers,
and equips disciples to live beyond ourselves
in the light of Jesus Christ.
Guilford College UMC
Living Beyond Ourselves
CROW’S NEST Vol. XV, No. 18 www.guilfordcollegeumc.org December 2, 2015
Tom’s Note…. Bill Henson used to tell the story about the city workers in Hamilton, Ontario who were trimming tree limbs when they discovered a nest of robins on one of the limbs. They decided they would trim around that particular limb. After the little robins flew away, the city crew came back and took down the limb where the robins had nested. When they looked into the nest, they found a raged, soiled piece of paper with some barely legible words: “We trust in the Lord our God.” Bill would ask the question: Who saved the birds? Who saves us?” I know we live in a volatile world right now. With a 24/7 news-cycle sharing everything taking place around the planet it is easy to get discouraged and depressed. The darkness of the season almost feels like the darkness that is attempting to kidnap our souls. It was into a dark time such as this that the prophet Isaiah spoke: “The people who walked in darkness will see a great light; on them the light will shine and they will rejoice before God as people who dance with joy at the harvest.” I am not advocating ignoring realities and putting our head in the sand. We should be terribly concerned about the darkness that is in our world right now, and do all we can to alleviate the suffering in our world. But as Children of God we have the hope of the UPPER STORY to cling to. It was into the darkness of Israel that Jesus came with the light and promise of God, and the world was never the same. Our hope and promise is that God will do it again. Could you use a little light these days? Solomon writes these words in Psalm 42: “Why should our hearts be sad, and yield to the world’s despair? Our God is faithful and true; his love is without boundaries; so I will put my hope in God and praise him all my days.” This Advent/Christmas season is a time to rekindle the light, the hope, and the promise of God. If you find the darkness of the world creeping into your soul – let me suggest that you raise your eyes from our LOWER STORY and follow Isaiah’s advice to look up to God’s UPPER STORY. If God can save a nest of birds, he can surely save us too. It is in that hope and promise that we rejoice. It is in God’s Light that we will find our way through the present darkness into the light of God’s eternal promise. See you in worship this Sunday, where we can share our light and joy together!
OUR ADVENT SERIES LEADING TO CHRISTMAS November 29 – HOPE REVEALED December 20 – LOVE REVEALED
We all experience times of failure like King Many say “Jesus is the reason for the David, but with God’s grace and forgiveness season.” Not true. We are the reason we can be restored and the future can be Jesus came into the world. We are the bright ones he created out of love to share an eternal relationship. This day we recall God’s love and the many ways we can
express that love to one another. December 6 – PEACE REVEALED
Solomon takes over for his father, and leads the nation with great wisdom. A time of peace is experienced like no other. Could a little godly wisdom bring peace to our time? December 24 – LOVE RECEIVED
Make sure to join us for one of the December 13 – JOY REVEALED special services to make your
We take a break from THE STORY until celebration complete and meaningful January. We will gather for a family brunch 5:00 – Children’s Service at 9:30 – and a great service of Music at 7:00 – Informal Family Service 10:30. Special musicians and soloists will join 11:00 – Traditional Communion Service our choir to celebrate the JOY of Christmas. You will not want to miss this great time to
Scott, Shirley Stout, Sue Frady, Pat Kittrell, Fran Cline, Edward Robinson, Barbara Hill, Jim Frady, Wes Brogan, Ike Efird, Dave & Terri Hastings, Liz & David Gamble on the mission field; families facing storms in life, the leaders of our nation and world, and those serving in the military.
In Home and Senior Living Facilities: Don Beam, Rachel
Brawley, Wes & Dot Brogan, Nellie Clifton, Ilene Cummings, Edna Derrick, Dot Evans, Gay Fischer, Jim Frady, Sue Gerringer, Florence Hardison, Terri Hastings, George Holmes, Sunny Horner, Jim & Pat Kittrell; Barry & Barbara Jones, Betty K. Kirkman, Betty Kirkman, Colleen McKoin, Polly Scott, Bea Seymour, Laura Tew, Tim Thames, Jean Wilson, Helen Wray
daughter, Elaine Shelton; Nelda Grace; Bob & Marsha Cooley’s daughter, Penny Foschini; Bob Cooley’s brother, Jerry Cooley; Johnny Smith’s brother, Jerry Smith; David & Kathy Cosgrove’s daughter and son-in-law; Nancy Munday’s brother, Dwight Fraver; Bill & Daryl Watkins’ cousin, Brandon Dettaas; Becky Pearce’s mother; Jackie Firebaugh’s’s sister, Barbara Smith; Ybion Mlo’s brother, Suan Mlo; Dixie Branch’s mother, Kay Wiley; Wayne Wright’s brother, George; Mildred Mallard’s grandson, Weston; Melanie Crump’s dad, Dale Austin; Barbara Lead better; Harold & Mary Eagle’s son, Mark; Grace Murphy’s daughter-in-law, Melissa Haynes; Becky Archer’s sister, Mildred Hedrick; Ben Brothers’ son, Robert; our sister church in Kinanduba, Kenya
Connecting
Welcome New Member: A sincere welcome is
extended to Lib Joyce who joined GCUMC on
November 15th. Lib’s address is 4100 Well Springs
Dr., Unit 1305, Greensboro, NC, 27410, phone #336-
545-5737.
All the offering we receive this Christmas Eve will go to support missions around Greensboro and around the world. Half of what is given will go to furnish the school we are helping to build in
Kinanduba, Kenya. Construction is well underway on the school our church has funded already; now we need a final push to get the desks, books and supplies that will make it fully functional. The other recipient is Community Housing Solutions. CHS works to make homes warmer, safer, drier and more accessible for families who couldn’t afford to have the work done otherwise. We plan to partner with CHS to build two wheelchair ramps in 2016.
OUR GUESTS IN WORSHIP
November 15: Greg, One & Galen Ellington; Bernice
Newsome; Ruthie Devine; Jinx Woodward; Dorothy Zur; Cindy Armstrong; Jackie Hardcastle; Jackie Dougherty; Mike & Debbie Wagoner; Tim & Jackie Fennell; Maya Martin; Annika Spangard; Linda Ryan; Jessica, Jacques & Kyra Dalton; Zoey Payne; Ann Murphy; John & Barbara Blust; Christopher McLaughlin; Robert Gibson; Kathie Sheneman; Gloria Keanet; Grace Murphy; Betty Maher; Ganner Crocker; Julian McKinney; Johnny & Cookie Baynes; Adam & Courtney Daufeldt; Sara & Bette Franken; Lisa Leftwich-Kirby & Jon Kirby November 22: Larry & Barbara Mathews; Jody & Maya
Martin; Jackie Dougherty; Cindy Armstrong; Mike & Debbie Wagoner; Meredith Lochrie; Maggie Rogers; Alan & Peggy Trent; Paul Kirkman; Lauren, Jeff, Lindsay & Zack McRae; Jackie Hardcastle; Jessica, Danielle, Jacques & Kyra Dalton; Betty Maher; Grace Murphy; Giuliano, Olivia & Mateo Giove; Tina Bell Midgett; Tim Brinkley; Anita & Bob Free; Chris McLaughlin; Karen Brown; Patrick & Debra Carr; Vince Matthews; TonaeJah Taylor, D’Angelo & Alexander Stoll November 29: Ann Murphy; Mike Wagoner; Jeff, Lauren,
Zack & Lindsay McRae; Cindy & Tony Steen; Steve & Pam Roberts; Courtney Andress; Adam Daufeldt; Ron, Barb & Sarah Arthur; Laura Schunk; Bruce & Jeremy Pulver; Julian McKinney; Dorothy Zur; Laura & Ron Parks; Anna Davis; Jackie Dougherty; Nelva Grace; Karen Brown; Pat Ross; Ray & Jody Cabranes
First Thursday Prayer Service will be held on Thursday,
December 3rd
, at 6:30 pm in the sanctuary for a special Advent-themed time of prayer.
ALL YOUNG ADULTS, from high school seniors up to 25 yrs. of age, are welcomed to attend a dinner held in their honor on Thursday, December 17, at 6:30 pm. We’ll welcome home our college students as well as any other young adults who can join us for a great night of food and fellowship. RSVP to Annette Lasley at your earliest convenience at [email protected] or at 336-644-0037.
Longest Night Service – Tuesday, December 22nd
Do feelings of sadness or grief keep you feeling out of step with the joy others seem to experience at Christmas? If so, you may want to attend our Longest Night Service on Tuesday, December 11, at 7:00 pm. We will be reminded that since God sent his Son into a broken world that first Christmas, hope remains for all that is broken in our world today. We’ll be joined by folks from the other ten UM churches in our missional network. A reception provided by the Northern Piedmont District UMW will follow the service.
Thank you so much for keeping me in your prayers this
past week. With the end of the semester approaching I
have been so anxious and stressed with papers, tests and
due dates. It means a lot to know that GCUMC still thinks
about me even when I am away at school. Can’t wait to see
you all when I am home for the holidays!
Love, Caroline Taney
Eve Rebekah Circle will meet on Tuesday, Dec. 8
th, at 9:30 am at
Carolyn McDuffie’s house for its Christmas Brunch.
UMW Christmas Covered-dish Lunch The UMW will hold its Christmas luncheon on Sunday, December 20
th, at
12:00 noon in the fellowship hall. All UMW members and guests are invited to come and bring a covered dish to share and enjoy the season of Christmas.
Wednesday Night Out
5:15-6:30 pm
December 9 – Last one for 2015 Fried chicken, mashed potatoes w/gravy, coleslaw, biscuits, salad bar,
assorted pies Children’s option: turkey & cheese sandwich, chips, fruit
Volunteer group: Passages Class
$5.00 for adults; $3.00 for children; $15.00 max per family $1.00 for take-out container
2016 Flower Calendar is posted on the bulletin board outside the church office. If you have a special date on which you would like to give altar flowers, please sign up by the date on the calendar.
ELF GANG – GRADES 4-6 SPARE TIME Sunday, December 13 3:00-5:30 p.m. Cost: $20.00
Join us for an afternoon of bowling, laser tag, and fellowship at Spare Time! Don’t forget socks for bowling! Parental consent form required for participation.
No child will be excluded because of inability to pay for an event. Please notify Donna if costs of events prevent your child from attending - we can make it work through the generosity of church members for this very purpose!
FAITH FRIENDS – Current Grades K-3 Wednesdays from 6:45-7:30 p.m. in Room C15, Second Floor, Children’s Building.
Children enjoy a Bible story, games, puzzles, activities, prayer, and lots of fun!
FAITH FILES – Current Grades 4-6 Wednesdays from 6:45-7:30 p.m. in Room C11, Second Floor, Children’s Building. Games, Bible story, activities, and more! Tons of fun!!
AGE 5/PRE-K through
GRADE 6 SUNDAY MORNINGS
9:30-9:50 a.m.
GAME ROOM WITH: Foosball, Air Hockey, Table Bowling, Legos, Board Games and MORE!! Come to Sunday morning fun at 9:30 a.m. in Room C14, second floor children's building! SEE YOU ON SUNDAY!! BRING A FRIEND!! Preschool leaders will be in Room C4 at 9:30 a.m. for little ones.
2 Peter Bible Study How to Be Kept From Falling (8 lessons) In a day when false teachers are leading countless people astray, to live effectively for Christ we need to know the truth. Learn to live effectively and grow in spiritual discernment. Workbook $18
Leader: Donna Ford, [email protected]; please contact Donna if interested in participating so workbook will be ordered Tuesday evenings – January 19-March 8 – 6:00-8:00 p.m. – Room A4 OR Wednesday mornings – January 20-March 9 – 9:30-11:45 a.m. – Room A4 [The Journey: Bible Understanding – Beginning, Growing & Christ-Centered Levels]
Serving
The GCUMC Giving Tree is Here!
The Giving Tree is here! This year we have the opportunity to support Seniors at Partnership Village, children & youth from the Newcomers School (ages 2-15 years), and from Archdale Trinity Middle School (on a more limited basis). The tree is conveniently located in the Information Center in the adult Sunday
School hallway. Please take a tag and help provide a happy Christmas to someone who otherwise might not have one. ALL ITEMS ARE DUE BACK TO THE CHURCH BY DECEMBER 14
TH. See tags for specific instructions. If you
have questions, contact Debbie Inman, at [email protected] (cell) 336-456-1766, (home) 336-854-9731).
The 2015 GUM Honor Cards are now available for a $5.00 donation to Urban Ministry. Nancy Baity will have the cards in the Information Center on Sunday, or you may call
her at 855-3373 to purchase. This is a meaningful way to honor friends and loved ones, while benefitting Greensboro Urban Ministry.
OUR GIVING
2015 Budget…………………………………………………………………..$ 949,000 Amount needed weekly………………………………………………….$ 18,250 Amount needed YTD………………………………………………………$ 857,750 Amount received through 11/22/2015……………………… $ 875,952.77 Difference YTD…………………………………………………………………$ 18,203
Operation Christian Child Thank you all for your generous donations and response to our 2015 Shoebox Collection Drive. GCUMC has contributed 260 boxes this year and we have a group
heading to the Processing Center in Charlotte in December. Many will hear the gospel of Jesus Christ through our contributions!
Winter Coat Drive for Refugees Through your donations, we were able to collect new and used winter coats, as well as some other cold weather clothing for refugees working with Church World Service. These refugees are primarily from African nations, so warm clothing is much appreciated as the weather turns colder. Your generosity to helping others is greatly appreciated.
Bringing in the Harvest Totals
We received 160 bags of groceries on Bringing in the Harvest Sunday. 40 bags were kept for our Back Pack families Thanksgiving and Christmas, and 120 bags were taken to Greensboro Urban Ministry.
Volunteers for December 6, 2015
8:30 service: Lay Reader: Mike Symonds Ushers: Austin Phillips, Captain; Ron Frazier, David Saunders, Terry Wert Stephen Minister: Tom Southerland 11:00 service Lay Reader: Dave Robson Acolytes: Nora Shearer, Savannah Benoist Children’s Worship Shepherds: Dan or Alyssa Rice; H’Ne Enuol, Brian Alligood Stephen Minister: John Hanner Ushers Richard Blackwelder, Captain; Larry Cline, Harold Eagle, Charlie Eichhorn, Brent Gentry, John Hodges, Josh McDonald, Ralph Munday, Jim Taney, Jack Vanstory, Logan Woodrum Counters: Dave Robson, Steve Hall Van Driver: Mike Ballard Altar Guild: (Nov. 30-Dec. 6): Anna Alexander, Crustal Drum
Volunteers for December 13, 2015
11:00 service only Acolytes: Lindsay McRae, Josue Mlo Children’s Worship Shepherds: Cindy Steen, Mike Garcia
Andy Morgan Stephen Minister: Nancy Munday Counters: Vicki Kendrick, Bobbi Peabody Ushers: Richard Blackwelder, Captain; Larry Cline, Harold Eagle, Charlie Eichhorn, Brent Gentry, John Hodges, Josh McDonald, Ralph Munday, Jim Taney, Jack Vanstory, Logan Woodrum Van Driver: John Hanner Altar Guild: (Dec. 7-13) Becky Archer, Barbara Jones
Sunday, December 6 (Second Sunday of Advent) 8:30 am Early worship 9:45 am Learning Groups 9:45-10:45 am “The Story” Class Study (C1) 9:45 am Starting Point (Parlor) 11:00 am Worship 12:00-2:00 pm Advent Festival (FH) 1:30 pm Mnong Worship Service (Sanctuary) 5:30 pm UMYF 7:00 pm Narcotics Anonymous (C1)
Monday, December 7 8:00 pm Narcotics Anonymous (FH)
Tuesday, December 8 9:30 am Eve Rebekah Circle with Carolyn McDuffie 6:00 pm 1 Peter (A4) 7:00 pm Stephen Ministers (A2))
Wednesday, December 9 9:30 am 1 Peter Study (A4) 9:30-11:45 am Women’s Bible Study (A6) 10:00 am Alzheimers Support Group (A2) 5:15-6:30 pm Last WNO (FH) 5:25-5:50 pm Joyful Noise Choir (C14) 6:00-6:40 pm Jubilee Kids Choir (C14) 6:15-7:30 pm “The Story” Class (A4) 6:45-7:30 pm Children’s Small Groups (C11 & 15) 6:30 pm 1 & 2 Thessalonians Study (A6) 6:45-7:45 pm Youth Small Groups (Youth Wing)
7:00 pm Choir Rehearsal Thursday, December 10
7:00 pm Handbells Saturday, December 12
8:00 am Choir Dress Rehearsal
Sunday, December 13 (Third Sunday in Advent) 9:30-10:30 am Church wide Covered dish Brunch (FH) 10:30 am Christmas Music Program 1:30-3:30 pm Mnong Worship Service (FH) 3:00-5:30 pm Elf Gang at Spare Time 5:30 pm UMYF Family Christmas Dinner (FH) 7:00 pm Narcotics Anonymous (C1)
Monday, December 14 8:00 pm Narcotics Anonymous (FH & Rock)
Tuesday, December 15 7:00 pm Church Council (C1) 7:00 pm Evangelism Committee (A6)
Wednesday, December 16 5:15-6:30 pm NO WNO (FH) 5:25-5:50 pm NO Joyful Noise Choir (C14) 6:00-6:40 pm NO Jubilee Kids Choir (C14) 6:30 pm 1
st & 2
nd Thessalonians Study (A6)
6:45-7:30 pm NO Faith Friends (C15) 6:45-7:30 pm NO Faith Files (C11) 6:45-7:45 pm NO Youth Small Groups (Youth Wing) 7:00 pm Choir Rehearsal
Thursday. December 17 6:30 pm Young Adult Christmas Dinner
From the Travis Hicks Family Dear Friends and Family,
It’s Thanksgiving weekend 2015, and we want to take a few minutes to thank you for your support over the past year.
Almost a year ago our precious 12 year-old Lilli was diagnosed with AML leukemia, and she spent the better part of four months
in the hospital for chemotherapy that brought the cancer into remission. Lilli has had increasingly better monthly check-ups
since wrapping up her treatments in April, and we pray that her excellent health continues.
Our family was devastated a year ago, but in our time of devastation you and hundreds – if not thousands – of people came
together to surround our family with love, prayers, and support. The support came in many forms – too many to list on a single
page – including fundraisers, financial donations, cards, gifts, meals, groceries, hospital visits, home visits, yard and house work,
help with our other two kids, and invaluable help so that we could stay employed and keep our health insurance. Thank you for
being a part of this incredible community of support that renewed our faith in humanity.
Since Lilli finished her treatments we have slowly gotten back to “”normal” as a family. Lilli made it back to the last two
weeks of 6th grade in the spring and then started 7th grade this fall; joined the youth group at Guilford College UMC;
reconnected with the Greensboro Symphony Youth Orchestra; took up tennis for fun and exercise; became a teenager; was
baptized; and traveled to Navarre, Florida, for a Made-A-Wish trip to visit cousins and enjoy the Emerald Coast. Lilli’s brother
Collin and sister Amelia have grown up a lot this year, and we couldn’t be more proud of all three children. Because of the
ordinary and extraordinary events of the last year our family has become stronger, most resilient, and more grateful for things
that we took for granted before cancer rocked our world.
As we approach Lilli’s “Cancer-versary(she was diagnosed the morning of 12/13/14) we are thinking about a way to mark this
special day. What was a dark and solemn day in 2014 should be a bright and joyous one this year. On December 13th and 14th we
plan on wearing our #Lilli Strong bracelets and t-shirts, and we invite you to do the same…or wear Lilli’s favorite colors (blue or
purple) or wear things with owls, Lilli’s favorite animal. Thank you for helping us through this year, and join us on December
13th or 14th to mark Lilli’s cancer-versary.
Merry Christmas, and enjoy the enclosed photo collage that documents our 2015 in pictures.
Lilli, Amelia, Collin, Lou Anne and Travis Hicks
(Photo is posted on bulletin board in the adult education hallway)
Honorariums
In Honor of Pat and Dan Rout, Lisa and John Hodges, Mike and Ellie Dawkins
Mike and Donna Garcia, GCUMC Youth
Carrie Gown
Memorials
In Memory of Gene Gottschalk (Donna Ford’s father)
Mike and Donna Garcia Tyrone and Carolyn McDuffie
In Memory of George Hill
James Tew Class Mary Wall
In Memory of Mamie Owens (Dan Owens’ mother)
Tyrone and Carolyn McDuffie
In Memory of Bobbye Shelton
Tyrone and Carolyn McDuffie
In Memory of Peggy McClellan Anita Adcock Scott and Debbie Hancock Anna Alexander John and Lisa Hodges Mike and Metta Ballard James and Betsy Howard Pam Beck Lawrence and Pamela Hulsbrink Randy and Lynne Beck J.T. and Susan Jenkins Donald and Katherine Bennett Martha Johnson Richard and Nancy Blackwelder Roger and Dixie Johnson Donna Bowman Barry and Barbara Jones Thelma Brooks, Pat Powell and Ginger Grogan Vicki Kidd Gary and Gay Brown Wes and Janice Kirkman Jim and Janice Caskie Teri LaRocque Lynn and Joan Coley, Scott, Kassi, Kennedy & Reagan Jerry and Lynda Lee Dwight and Sharetta Coleman Tyrone and Carolyn McDuffie Bob and Marsha Cooley Marion McNeal Skeet, Sean and Kelli Debnam Carol M. Moorefield Jim and Crystal Drum Len and Sandra Myers Harold and Mary Eagle Charlotte Peck Early Childhood Center Edward and Virginia Pryze Barbara Ebert Donald and Mary Rierson Jeffrey H. Edwards Tom and Joy Southerland Charlie and Loretta Eichhorn Troy and Betty Stantliff Michael and Elizabeth Emery Bob and Jimmy Stimpson Steve Fennell Summerfield Fire District Mike and Martha Fogleman Terry and Carol Templeton Mike and Donna Garcia Mark and Carol Townsend Sarah Gorham Ed and Barbara Travis Carrie Gowen Tuesday Bible Study Grooup Carol Groff Margie, Mickey, Shannan and Stacey Tuttle
Guilford Courthouse National Military Park Jim and Carol von Cannon Keith and Pat Gunn Mary Wall Lewis and Pam Wilson
Birthdays in December
Dec. 1 Barbara Blust, Sharon Bradshaw, Lunsford Lewis
Dec. 2 John Stone
Dec. 3 Sara Hardin
Dec. 4 Debbie Seay, Terry Weatherford
Dec. 5 Peggy Atkins, Jenny Carson, Nick Fogleman, Phillip Harris, Jonathan Raper, Chance Williams
