Page 12 The Circuit Rider June 2012 Non-profit Org. U. S. Postage PAID Richmond, VA Permit No. 1851 Chamberlayne Heights United Methodist Church 6100 Chamberlayne Road Richmond, VA 23227 ADDRESS SERVICE REQUESTED Our Vision Statement: ALIVE IN CHRIST Notice of Publication and Mailing: The Circuit Rider is published each month. If you would like to be removed from the mailing list, please contact the church office at [email protected] or 804-266-3551. IN MINISTRY IN MINISTRY IN MINISTRY IN MINISTRY Rev. Livingstone Dore, Pastor ~ (804) 338-6067 ~ E-mail: [email protected]Julie Crawford, Office Administrator ~ (804) 266-3551 ~ E-mail: [email protected]Kristen Schussler, Music Director ~ (804) 266-3551 ~ E-mail: [email protected]Stacey Spear, Bell Choir Director ~ (804) 266-3551 ~ E-mail: [email protected]Patricia Dombroski, Treasurer ~ (804) 266-3551 ~ E-mail: [email protected]Office Hours: Monday ~ Thursday: 9:00 AM ~ 1:00 PM Church Office: 266-3551 Education Bldg.: 266-9513 Kitchen: 266-6556 White House: 266-6556 Fax: 266-0097 Website: www.chamberlayneheightsumc.org Join us on facebook! www.facebook.com/CHUMC51 THE CIRCUIT RIDER THE CIRCUIT RIDER THE CIRCUIT RIDER THE CIRCUIT RIDER Chamberlayne Heights United Methodist Church Chamberlayne Heights United Methodist Church Chamberlayne Heights United Methodist Church Chamberlayne Heights United Methodist Church JUNE 2012 FROM THE PASTOR “Honor your father and mother…” Matthew 19:19 Warren Farrell, Ph.D. writing in an article entitled, WHY DAD’S MATTER: The Revolution Has Started. Heads Up, states the following: “On Mother’s Day the most phone calls are made. On Father’s Day the most collect phone calls are made. We still think of dad as wallets…but reality is changing faster than the image. In the last twenty years the percentage of single dads has more than doubled, from 10% to 23% of all single-parent households. Almost one in four. Moms’ moving out of the home has been a headline-creating revolution; dads’ moving into the home has been the quietest revolution. Without the headlines, we miss the revolution…” June 17 th is Father’s Day. It’s a day to honor all fathers for everything they do for their children. This celebration is an opportunity to show some love and affirmation to all fathers who seriously take on the role and responsibility of fatherhood. “My father told me, ‘Find a job you love and you’ll never have to work a day in your life.’” -Jim Fox “A new father quickly learns that his child invariably comes to the bathroom at precisely the times when he’s in there, as if he needed company. The only way for this father to be certain of bathroom privacy is to shave at the gas station.” -Bill Cosby HAPPY FATHER’S DAY!! Livingstone Dore l l 2012
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The Circuit Rider June 2012
Non-profit Org. U. S. Postage
PAID Richmond, VA Permit No. 1851
Chamberlayne Heights United Methodist Church 6100 Chamberlayne Road Richmond, VA 23227
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Our Vision Statement:
ALIVE IN CHRIST
Notice of Publication and Mailing: The Circuit Rider is published each month. If you would like to be removed from the mailing list, please contact the
Office Hours: Monday ~ Thursday: 9:00 AM ~ 1:00 PM
Church Office: 266-3551 Education Bldg.: 266-9513 Kitchen: 266-6556 White House: 266-6556 Fax: 266-0097 Website: www.chamberlayneheightsumc.org
Join us on facebook! www.facebook.com/CHUMC51
THE CIRCUIT RIDERTHE CIRCUIT RIDERTHE CIRCUIT RIDERTHE CIRCUIT RIDER Chamberlayne Heights United Methodist ChurchChamberlayne Heights United Methodist ChurchChamberlayne Heights United Methodist ChurchChamberlayne Heights United Methodist Church
JUNE 2012
FROM THE PASTOR
“Honor your father and mother…” Matthew 19:19
Warren Farrell, Ph.D. writing in an article entitled, WHY DAD’S MATTER: The Revolution Has Started. Heads Up, states the following: “On Mother’s Day the most phone calls are made. On Father’s Day the most collect phone calls are made. We still think of dad as wallets…but reality is changing faster than the image. In the last twenty years the percentage of single dads has more than doubled, from 10% to 23% of all single-parent households. Almost one in four. Moms’ moving out of the home has been a headline-creating revolution; dads’ moving into the home has been the quietest revolution. Without the headlines, we miss the revolution…” June 17th is Father’s Day. It’s a day to honor all fathers for everything they do for their children. This celebration is an opportunity to show some love and affirmation to all fathers who seriously take on the role and responsibility of fatherhood. “My father told me, ‘Find a job you love and you’ll never have to work a day in your life.’” -Jim Fox “A new father quickly learns that his child invariably comes to the bathroom at precisely the times when he’s in there, as if he needed company. The only way for this father to be certain of bathroom privacy is to shave at the gas station.” -Bill Cosby HAPPY FATHER’S DAY!!
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17 8:00 am Men’s Breakfast 8:45 am Worship 9:45 am Sunday School 11:00 am Worship
18 7:00 pm Boy Scouts
19 1:00 pm Bulletin Deadline
20 10:00am Renovare
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24 8:45 am Worship 9:45 am Sunday School 11:00 am Worship 3:00 pm Finance Meeting 4:00 Church Council Meeting
25 7:00 pm Boy Scouts
26 1:00 pm Bulletin Deadline
27 10:00am Renovare
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JUNE BIRTHDAYS 1 Stacey Spear
1 Shannon Fitzgerald 6 Kristen Schussler 10 Janet Burton 11 Leah Herbek 13 Quincy Watson 14 Pauline Brown 16 Ernest Kersey 18 Robert Peay
19 June Carpenter 19 Irving King
21 Janet Landers 22 Cheryl Van Ornam 24 Virginia James
26 Carolyn Pendleton 28 Christopher Brooke 28 Harry Shelton, Jr.
29 Art Long 29 Jerry McGuinn 29 Joey Muniz
JUNE ANNIVERSARIES
10 Owen & Pat Brodie 10 Jody & Kim Parsons 16 Robert & Doreen Peay 16 Bruce & Martha Ecker 18 Connie & Ann Via
22 William & Susie Bellows 22 A.B. & Pat Jones
25 Keir & Nicole Burton 26 Ray & Leah Herbek 26 Alan & Debra Pennell 27 George & Liz Lowry
*If you have any additional items about the Birthday and Anniversary list, please contact
Mary McFarland.
Dear Church Friends, Montford and I are so thankful for your kindness shown us during my ill-ness. Your visits, calls, cards, care gift, and meals were appreciated more
than we can say. God bless you all.
Montford and Bernice Corley
Thank you so much for the cards and condolences you sent me during
my illness. Your thoughts will always be remembered. Harriet Howell
There are no words to adequately express my thanks and deep
appreciation for all our CHUMC family has meant to me during these past weeks. The cards, calls, visits, and prayers meant so much to Cecil and me. I especially want to thank all those who helped prepare and serve the lovely reception following Cecil's Memorial Service on Saturday, April 28. It was a very fitting end to the meaningful service in the sanctuary, and everyone there enjoyed the delicious food that you so lovingly
prepared.
We have always said CHUMC is the most caring church we have ever been a part of, and you certainly fulfilled that feeling with your love and
acts of kindness to me and my family following Cecil's death.
May God bless and keep you all in His care.
Mary McFarland
A special thank you to all of those who helped make this years birthday extra wonderful!
Thank you so much for the thoughtful cards and warm wishes. Blessings,
Julie Crawford
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WORDS TO DIGEST
“Life has always been an educa�on. It will always be. Therefore, an
educa�on is not an end to anything, but the act of beginning.”
-Charles Swindoll
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Our Prayer Ministry
*indicates a new person added to our prayer list (If you have submitted a name for this list, please call the office
with periodic updates on the person(s) for whom you seek prayer.)
Keith Bryant, Son of Anne Sibley Bryant Billy Tatum (friend of Jane Gill, has cancer)
Melinda Peters (wife of Beverly Simmons’ boss, has cancer. Please see www.caringbridges.org/visit/psalm11814melinda)
Pat Pratt (friend of Gayle Baldwin) Patricia Wilson (aunt of Beverly Simmons) Elizabeth Swank (Betsy) (Peggy Harman’s cousin) Rev. Gene Gee (former pastor of CHUMC) Eydie Vechery (mother of Jenny Washburn) Jack Sutton (father of Susan Taylor) Alonzo Lynch (cousin of Carolyn Spurlock) Coty Link (Sarah Mullen’s nephew’s wife) Mike Adee (uncle of James Simpson)
Mary Grace Brooks-(sister of Diane Barrett) Greg Huseth (Friend of Joan Williams) Dawn and Tim Hankins Richard White III Rae Green Lila Kieselhorst Phyllis Kennedy (Sue Long’s mother) - Hip replacement surgery Russell and Arla Crooks Pat Hale (Friend of Irene Couch & Jimmy Bond) Ben Simmons (Missionary in Indonesia) John Pratt
FAMILY AND FRIENDS
Church Family Tom Austin Bill and Nelma Short Arlene Crowl (at David’s house) Russ Baldwin (Eye Surgery) Carolyn and Emmett Spurlock Rickie Newsome Frank and Sarah Mullen
Beverly Jackson Martha Kersey Dorothy Grainger Lucille Stone Bea Tweedie Charlie Burton June Carpenter Phyllis Cartwright
Military Personnel Mark Baldwin Kevin Morgan Thomas Muniz Emmett Spurlock III Greg Allam Clay Minter
Our Missions and Missionaries Randy Hildbrant (Jubilee Project) The work of UMCOR (UM Comm. on Relief)
Seniors Connection
Following the Seniors lunch on May 10, we cruised with Tom Morris via
his power point presentation from Vancouver, British Columbia through
Alaska, Vladivostok, Russia; Sapporo , Japan; Busan, South Korea and
Beijing China. It was an interesting and fun trip. Many thanks to Ralph
Lett for his technical assistance.
Our next meeting will be Thursday, June 14 (Flag Day) beginning with
a covered dish lunch at noon. We are so fortunate to have Bill Young
present his impersonation of Patrick Henry, “The Voice of Liberty”. Bill
portrays Henry in the last year of his life as he reflects on his child-
hood, two marriages, religious convictions, Love of children, various
careers and his contribution to the formation of the United States.
Come, bring a friend a neighbor or a grandchild to this interesting and educational program!
Applications are available in the church office for members who will be attending an Applications are available in the church office for members who will be attending an Applications are available in the church office for members who will be attending an Applications are available in the church office for members who will be attending an institution of higher education in the fall of 2012.institution of higher education in the fall of 2012.institution of higher education in the fall of 2012.institution of higher education in the fall of 2012. OurOurOurOur scholarships which help support the scholarships which help support the scholarships which help support the scholarships which help support the
expenses of college students in a small way are legacies of the Meads, Redford, and expenses of college students in a small way are legacies of the Meads, Redford, and expenses of college students in a small way are legacies of the Meads, Redford, and expenses of college students in a small way are legacies of the Meads, Redford, and Cauthorne families.Cauthorne families.Cauthorne families.Cauthorne families. The deadline for returning applications is Sunday, June 10.The deadline for returning applications is Sunday, June 10.The deadline for returning applications is Sunday, June 10.The deadline for returning applications is Sunday, June 10.
FOUR STEP PROCEDURE:
1. Read about the three scholarships available to church members. 2. Write a letter to the Scholarship Committee which will include these three points:
What do you expect to do with your education? How do you anticipate your college education influencing your spiritual growth and development? What do you expect your involvement with the church to be in
in 10 years? 3. Complete the information portion of this page (see below). 4. Submit this page with your letter attached to the Scholarship Committee by June 10, 2012
SCHOLARSHIP DESCRIPTIONS
Meads Scholarship: Interest earned on this fund is available for use by a member of Chamberlayne Heights United Meth-odist Church who is pursuing a career in full time ministry in the church. Redford Scholarship: Interest earned on this fund is available for use by a member who will graduate from high school at the end of the current academic year and has been accepted at an institution of higher learning. Cauthorne Scholarship: Interest earned on this fund is available for use by a member who is or who will be attending an institution of higher learning for the next academic year.
Full Name:_____________________________________________________ Home Address:__________________________________________________ Home Phone:__________________ Email address:______________________ High School:____________________________ Graduation Year:___________ College you will be attending:________________________________________ Number of years completed (college):__________Number of graduate hours:______ College address: (if applicable)_______________________________________ Planned college major (if known):_____________________________________
Chamberlayne Heights United Methodist Church 2012 Scholarship Information and Application
APPLICANT INFORMATION
Please submit your application under cover to the church office by June 10, 2012. Attention: Scholarship Committee
The deadline for scholarship applications is quickly approaching! Please make sure to have your application completed and submitted no later than June 10, 2012.
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Patricia Dombroski is the Treasurer for Chamberlayne Heights United Methodist. She is Patricia Dombroski is the Treasurer for Chamberlayne Heights United Methodist. She is Patricia Dombroski is the Treasurer for Chamberlayne Heights United Methodist. She is Patricia Dombroski is the Treasurer for Chamberlayne Heights United Methodist. She is also a beloved member, and we are so grateful that she agreed to be interviewed for this also a beloved member, and we are so grateful that she agreed to be interviewed for this also a beloved member, and we are so grateful that she agreed to be interviewed for this also a beloved member, and we are so grateful that she agreed to be interviewed for this month’s “Spotlight On” article. month’s “Spotlight On” article. month’s “Spotlight On” article. month’s “Spotlight On” article. What do you like most about being Treasurer for CHUMC?What do you like most about being Treasurer for CHUMC?What do you like most about being Treasurer for CHUMC?What do you like most about being Treasurer for CHUMC? Trying to be a good Steward of the Church's' funds. Learning just what it takes to keep all of the Finance's current. Put my Bookkeeping knowledge to good use. Before you became Treasurer for CHUMC you were a member, how long have you been a Before you became Treasurer for CHUMC you were a member, how long have you been a Before you became Treasurer for CHUMC you were a member, how long have you been a Before you became Treasurer for CHUMC you were a member, how long have you been a part of the CHUMC family?part of the CHUMC family?part of the CHUMC family?part of the CHUMC family? We started attending in the summer of 1994 and joined the church in Oct. 1994. What brought you and your family to Chamberlayne Heights?What brought you and your family to Chamberlayne Heights?What brought you and your family to Chamberlayne Heights?What brought you and your family to Chamberlayne Heights? The Boy Scout Troop needed an Adult Scout Leader to go camping with them. They asked Fred to be the Adult that they needed. That year Scout Sunday had been snowed out. They
rescheduled it for May and we attended with the troop. How have you been involved with CHUMC?How have you been involved with CHUMC?How have you been involved with CHUMC?How have you been involved with CHUMC? I have attended Sunday School. I'm the UMW Treasurer, I've been the circle leader for the Frances Allen Circle. I'm one of the Meal Makers. I joined the Choir a few years ago. The past three years I've gone to Annual Conference with Fred. I headed up a group of women to prepare and serve Wednesday Night Dinners. Helped with the receptions. I've helped with snacks for Day Camp for a number of years. I have helped with the Hermitage Social and Bake Sale. I 'm one of the “counters.” I change the Sign out in front of the church. I process Payroll. I'm also one of the Knitters and Crocheters. What do you most like about Chamberlayne Heights, and why?What do you most like about Chamberlayne Heights, and why?What do you most like about Chamberlayne Heights, and why?What do you most like about Chamberlayne Heights, and why? It's a small congregation, and very caring. You aren't lost in the crowd like at a bigger church. What are some things that you look forward to during the year @ CHUMC?What are some things that you look forward to during the year @ CHUMC?What are some things that you look forward to during the year @ CHUMC?What are some things that you look forward to during the year @ CHUMC? Day Camp, the Annual Picnic, Christmas, Easter. How has being a member of CHUMC affected your life and your family's lives?How has being a member of CHUMC affected your life and your family's lives?How has being a member of CHUMC affected your life and your family's lives?How has being a member of CHUMC affected your life and your family's lives? I've made friends, I feel like I'm involved in areas of the church where I'm the most needed. What would you like people to know about Chamberlayne Heights who haven't visited What would you like people to know about Chamberlayne Heights who haven't visited What would you like people to know about Chamberlayne Heights who haven't visited What would you like people to know about Chamberlayne Heights who haven't visited yet?yet?yet?yet? We are a church that is aging, but would love to have more young families in our congregation. We will treat you like family.
The Circuit Rider has started including it’s “Spotlight” article. We will be placing a “spotlight” on individuals around the church, and on ministries that we feel should
be recognized within the community.
In order to run this article, we will need your help every month. Let us know if there is a person or ministry that you would like to highlight for the next month.
Please contact the church office, if you would like to recognize a ministry or someone, with a small paragraph explaining about the individual/ministry and why they
have impacted your life. If possible, include a picture with your paragraph.
Dear Campers and Parents, The following information should be helpful to you in planning for Day Camp.
Dates: Monday, June 25; Wednesday, June 27; Friday, June 29
Time: Those leaving from Chamberlayne Heights should arrive by 8:30 am on the first morning and 8:45 am each succeeding morning. Private vehicles will leave Chamberlayne Heights at 9:00 am. We will be returning to Chamberlayne Heights at 3:00 pm. No one is to arrive at the farm prior to 9:30 a.m.
Transportation : Private vehicles will be used to get to the farm. If you are providing your own transportation to the farm and do not wish to meet at one of the churches, then you should plan to arrive at the farm no earlier than 9:30 a.m. and plan to leave no later than 2:30 p.m. PLEASE DO NOT LEAVE OR PICK UP A CHILD WITHOUT LETT ING AN ADULT IN CHARGE OF REGISTRATION KNOW THAT YOUR CHILD IS ARRIVING OR LEAVING. We are going to be keeping a strict head count.
Place: The Martin’s family farm is in Hanover County.
Directions to the farm: Go north on Rt. 301 until you pass Hanover Courthouse. Turn right on Rt. 614 (Norman’s Bridge Rd.) and go 3 miles to Rt. 728 which is only on your left. Turn down Rt. 728. The farm is at the very end of the gravel road. The phone number there is 537-5784.
Health and Safety: At least one registered nurse will be on duty at all times. A lifeguard will be on duty when swimming is permitted.
Camp Clothes: Wear sturdy, hot weather clothes. Shoes that cover the toes are recommended. Tennis shoes are great! Campers allergic to poison ivy and/or poison oak might want to cover up more. The children will be in the sun all day, so sunscreen is recommended. It is best to apply it before you bring them in the morning. Bug spray is also suggested.
Swimming: We hope to be able to swim, but this must be governed by the status of the river. Our “swimming” is actually wading in a roped off area in the river. Any decisions, if necessary, regarding height limits for the children will be made daily at Day Camp, based on the depth of the river. We may have some water games available for children who are too short to get in the water. We will have a lifeguard on duty and other staff members watching the swimming area. We must have parent’s signed permission in order to allow children to swim. If enough supervision is available we may take the experienced swimmers into deeper water. Please be sure to indicate your child’s swim-ming ability on the permission form. There are changing rooms available for boys and girls. Campers who swim may want to bring their suits, instead of wearing them, as we will not be swimming until the afternoon. Plastic bags are a good idea for wet suits and towels.
Things to bring:
Medical Release Form: Enclosed. Campers will need this completed in full and signed in order to participate.
Swimming Permission Form: Included on release form, but must clearly indicate whether wading and/or swimming is allowed.
Swimsuit and Towel: Labeled and in a plastic bag.
Lunch: Please label clearly with camper’s name. Brown paper bags will be fine. There will be coolers available, but foods that spoil easily are not recommended. Kool-Aid will be provided. Please bring your own beverage if you cannot drink it. There is plenty of cold well water.
Sunscreen and Bug spray: Be sure to put your child’s name on them.
On Friday, June 30, family members and friends are invited to join us at 12:00 for lunch. You will get to see what the children have been doing all week. If you have any questions, please call the Chamberlayne Heights office at 266-3551. You may also contact Liz Lowry at 262-6427.
Sincerely,
Liz Lowry
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CAN YOU HELP US HELP HHH?
As a follow-up project to our exciting March pro-gram presented by Babs Jackson, President/CEO of HHH, Hospital Hospitality House, the Seniors decided to collect items needed for the house and to visit the facility. Items needed include non-perishable food supplies, trial size cosmetic items and housekeeping supplies. Our goal is to collect the items during the months of May and June and deliver them to HHH in July when we tour the facility. The Seniors will have flyers available soon which will indicate the items needed and there will be a collection box in the Narthex beginning in May. Look for additional information in upcoming church bulletins and plan to join us when we take our donations to the center. The mission of HHH is to provide lodging in a safe, car-ing environment where patients and their families can find respite and support during a medical crisis. Since their begin-ning, the facility has hosted people from all of the states plus 31 foreign countries. More information about HHH can be found on their web site www.hhhrichmond.org.
Please plan to support this Seniors’ project to HELP HHH!
*The following items are especially needed:* -Ready to go meals
-Tuna -Crackers
-Pots and Pans -Bingo Prizes
CAN YOU HELP US?
Pantry Items • Soups
• Ready to go Meals
• Milk
• Tuna
• Snack Food
• Canned Meats
• Fruits
• Coffee & Creamer
• Crackers
• Cereal
• Sugar, Salt & Pepper
• Vegetable Oil
• Loaf Bread
Did you know? Our guests include recent trans-plant patients, chemotherapy and radiation patients, relatives of trauma victims, and relatives of specialized surgery patients.
Daily House Items • Silverware & Cutlery
• Pots & Pans
• Hand Sanitizer
• 10, 45, 50 gallon trash bags
• Dishwasher Liquid/ Hand Soap
• Copy Paper
• Furniture Polish
• Pens
• Bingo Prizes
• DVD’s Trial Size Items • Shampoo
• Conditioner
• Soap
• Disposable Razors
Have a Shower for HHH • Alarm Clocks
• Irons
• Blankets
• Double Bed Sheets (White)
• Pillow Cases (White)
• Wash Clothes (White)
• Bath Towels (White)
The Hospital Hospitality House 612 E. Marshall St. Richmond, Va 23219 (804)-828-6901 Www.hhhrichmond.org Email: [email protected]
2012 CAMP PERMISSION FORM DAY CAMP AT THE MARTIN’S FARM—JUNE 25, June 27 & June 29
Please complete the following form and return it to the registrar the first day that your child participates in Day Camp. We MUST have the completed and signed permission form for Day Camp AND the appropriate blank initialed for swimming in order for your child to participate in both activities. Of course, your child may come to Day Camp and not swim if you wish, just initial the NO blank instead of the YES blank on the PERMISSION TO SWIM line. Child’s name: ________________________________________________________________________________________
PERMISSION TO SWIM (Please initial YES or NO):_______YES _______NO
_____________________________________ has completed the Sixth Grade (must be Sixth Grade or (PRINT CHILD’S NAME)
older) and is an experienced swimmer and may swim in deeper water with other young people if enough adult supervision is available. _________________________________________________
(Parent Signature)
PERMISSION TO TRANSPORT: The church has my permission to transport my child to Day Camp by church buses and private vehicles. ________ YES ________ NO We will not hold the sponsoring churches responsible for any accidents or injuries incurred by my child. MEDICAL RELEASE: I give my permission for my son/daughter to be treated by a physician or taken to an emergency room for treatment of any injury or illness. (Parents will be called if youth are treated. Minor problems will be handled by a Day Camp Nurse.) ____________________________________________________________________________________________________ (Parents(s) or Guardian(s) Signature)
INSURANCE COMPANY AND POLICY NO._______________________________________________________________ _ ____________________________________________________________________________________________________
Sizzling Summer Sale
Who doesn’t enjoy a good book to read over the lazy summer days?
The Seniors will be sponsoring a book sale during June, July and August.
Beginning June 3rd Bring your used/unwanted books to the Fellowship Hall
and place them on the sale tables, Paperback Books $.50 Hardback Books $1
Videos/DVDs/CDs $2 This is an honor system sale. There will be a money box
on the table for your purchases. Proceeds from the sale will benefit Seniors’ projects.
Books remaining after August will be donated to charity.
HERMITAGE SOCIAL & BAKE SALE
June 12, 2012 Arrive: 9:15-9:30 am
Social begins @ 10:00 am
We need baked goods that can be sold at $.25 a package. We also need sugar free baked goods, as well as, the sug-
ary sweet ones! Please contact Patricia Dombroski at 746-2690 if you have
any questions.
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LAMB’S BASKET Lakeside Area Food Pantry
Distribution: Tuesday, Thursday, Friday
10AM - 12:45 PM Patrons are welcome at LAMB's Basket twice a month for the first six months then need to reapply. The disabled and the elderly may
continue coming twice a month as long as is needed.
Volunteering: LAMB's Basket is staffed entirely by volunteers; there are no paid employees.
To volunteer, please contact Ray Mallory at (804) 565-8007 or [email protected]
LAMB’S BASKET INFORMATION PHONE: 804-565-8007 ~ E-MAIL: [email protected]
Street address for donation drop-off: 5612 Greendale Road, Richmond
VIRGINIA STATE EMPLOYEES HAVE UNIQUE OPPORTUNITY TO SUPPORT PRISON CHAPLAINCY
Chaplain Service Prison Ministry of Virginia, Inc. is the official agency that provides Chaplains to Virginia’s state prisons and juvenile correctional centers. The Chaplains serve as prison pastors and religious program coordinators in 31 state adult prisons and at three state juvenile correctional centers. The chaplains con-duct worship services, teach, counsel, and coordinate the many volunteers who assist in ministering to the male, female and youthful offenders incarcerated in the state prison system. The chaplains are supported by denominations, churches, foundations, and individuals, as well as by some of the profits from the Department of Corrections’ Commissary Fund. Chaplain Service is a registered charity with the Commonwealth of Virginia Campaign (CVC). The CVC Code for Chaplain Service is 3002. This pre-sents a unique opportunity for state employees from all of the various state agencies to support prison minis-try and to help change lives and ensure safer communities. Chaplains are essential to the Commonwealth of Virginia in that they ensure equal access to religious programming and services as required by the First Amendment and the federal RLUIPA (Religious Land Usage and Institutionalized Persons Act) law.
CHICKEN DINNER DRIVE THRU
When: June 9 Time: 4pm-6pm Where: CHUMC Parking Lot Cost: $6.00
What do you get: A delicious dinner (to go) made by stew master, Billy Moore, and his secret ingredients. It will consist of a chicken leg quarter, baked beans, cole slaw, roll, and brownie.
How do you get one: Buy a ticket from someone in the music department or Julie Crawford. Bring your ticket on the 9th. Wait in your car and your dinner will be brought to your car, and served in a to go box. Take it home and be the hero of the night.
All proceeds go to support the CHUMC music department! Get your ticket today!
I know we all have different memories of our previous bazaars - tired feet, exhaustion, back pain, fun, laugh-ter, good food, shopping sprees wonderful fellowship, etc. Plans are back on the drawing board for our third bazaar. Our previous bazaars, after expenses, brought in around $10,000! This could provide a “real boost” to our church finances. BAZAAR EXTRAORDINAIRE III is being planned for FRIDAY and SATURDAY, OCTOBER 19TH and 20TH. Please mark your calendars. Joan Williams and Helen Wood will be actively seeking vendors for our bazaar. Please let them know if you would like to be a vendor. If you know any crafters, be sure to let them know about our bazaar. We will keep you updated as future plans are finalized. Carolyn Pendleton and Phin Wood are serving as chairpersons for our bazaar. Let them know if you would like to help!
Parents/Grandparents of College Students and Military
Please give us the current addresses of your sons, daughters, and/or grandchildren's schools or deployment locations.
Our Friends Class really enjoys making and sending monthly cards and would like to send some to your loved ones! A special thanks to Jane Rhyne, her helpers, and our Care Committee
College/University Graduates:
Dante Bellins — Virginia Commonwealth University,
School of Business
Patrick Ashton Burzio — George Mason University
Melissa Ruth Conner—James Madison University
Kimbley Lawler—Christopher Newport University
Rebecca Long — Christopher Newport University
Shannon Fitzgerald — University of Virginia
2012
High School Graduates:
Ruben Santiago Blevins — James River High
School
William Roy Brissette — Hermitage High School
Ryan Fitzgerald — Hermitage High School
Daniel Lehman — Atlee High School
John Jarrett Taylor — Hermitage High School
CHUM Knitters & Crocheters: I will be in the fellowship hall on the second Thursday of June, July and August, from 1:30 to 3:00 p.m. If you have any completed projects to turn in or need any supplies, please stop by during that time. We will begin our regular meetings in September. Thanks to all of you for all you are doing for From the Heart Stitchers. ~Mary McFarland
