07_30_2017 Bulletin Web

“But the Lord is in His holy temple; let all the earth be silent before Him.” - Habakkuk 2:20 NIV
Let the people begin silent meditation.
7:30 am and 10:30 am—WORSHIP 9:30 am—SUNDAY SCHOOL
Lections
Theme: What Is The Kingdom Of God Like?
Genesis 29:15-28; Psalm 105:1-11, 45b or (UMH 828); Romans 8:26-39; Matthew 13:31-33, 44-52
Good Morning! We extend a warm welcome to each of you worshipping with us today!
It is our hope that this experience of prayer, praise and preaching will enrich you and bring you into a
meaningful relationship with God, His people and His church!
LIGHTING OF ALTAR CANDLES
Opening Praise
*Call to Worship Leader: Come, let us sing to the Lord.
(Please Stand) People: Let us make a joyful noise to the rock of our salvation.
Leader:
People:
Let us come before his presence with thanksgiving.
For the Lord is a great God, and a great King above all
gods.
ACOLYTES
Jon Plair
Song of Worship “We Love You” Heart of Worship
Opening Prayer
(Please Be Seated)
Prayer Response
“Hear Our Prayer”
Hear our prayer, O Lord; Hear our prayer, O Lord;
Incline Thine ear to us and grant us Thy peace. Amen.
Pastor's Notes and Welcome of Visitors
Passing of the Peace / Time of Sharing
Thoughts for Children
10:30 am
1 *Please Stand/+Remain in Sanctuary

Inspirational Praise “I Need You” Heart of Worship
*+Altar Call
Scripture Judges 16:4
Song of Preparation
+Proclamation
(Please Remain in Sanctuary)
“Love Don’t Love Nobody”
The Reverend B. Kevin Smalls, D. Min.,
Senior Pastor
Jon Plair
*+Invitation to Christian
Discipleship
(Please Stand & Remain
in Sanctuary)
The Offertory Invitation
“Love Lifted Me” Page 4
Almighty God, we pray that your kingdom may come, but we feel
so inadequate to help in its realization. Come to us again with the
reminder that like the mustard seed and the yeast you can use our
small talents for large purposes; through Jesus Christ our Lord.
The Offertory Prayer
Father in heaven, we know that it is not the size of our gifts that
count, but the spirit in which they are given. Accept these gifts we
pray, and our complete devotion to you and your kingdom.
+Tithe and General Offering
(Please Remain in Sanctuary)
Divine love through me blesses and multiplies all that I have, all
that I give, and all that I receive, in the name of Jesus. Amen
+Song of Celebration
Jon Plair
*Doxology
(Please Stand & Remain in
Sanctuary)
“All Things Come Of Thee”
All things come of Thee, O Lord,
and of Thine own have we given Thee.
*Blessing of the Offering
(Please Stand)
*Recessional
"O How I Love Jesus"
*Benediction
*Benediction Response
“Praise God From Whom All Blessings Flow,
Praise Him All Creatures Here Below,
Praise Him Above ye Heavenly Host,
Praise Father, Son and Holy Ghost. Amen”
*Please Stand/+Remain in Sanctuary
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After this he fell in love with a woman in the
valley of Sorek, whose name was Delilah.
Judges 16:4 (NRSV)
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LOVE LIFTED ME
(African American Heritage Hymnal #504)
I was sinking deep in sin, Far from the peaceful shore,
Very deeply stained within, Sinking to rise no more;
But the Master of the sea Heard my despairing cry,
From the waters lifted me— Now safe am I.
All my heart to Him I give, Ever to Him I’ll cling,
In His blessed presence live, Ever His praises sing.
Love so mighty and so true Merits my soul’s best songs;
Faithful, loving service, too, To Him belongs.
Souls in danger, look above, Jesus completely saves;
He will lift you by His love Out of the angry waves.
He’s the Master of the sea, Billows His will obey;
He your Savior wants to be— Be saved today.
Chorus
Love lifted even me, Love lifted even me,
When nothing else could help, Love lifted me;
Love lifted even me, Love lifted even me,
When nothing else could help, Love lifted me.
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Bereavements
Ken Delegol (loss of aunt)
Rev. Christopher Grimes (loss of uncle)
Rev. Betty Whitely (loss of sister)
Sharon Ford and Terrian Bell (loss of uncle)
Brandon Bell (loss of great uncle)
Joshua Brazelton (loss of great uncle)
Alan and Pam Fitzpatrick (loss of great aunt)
Carolyn Nixon (loss of sister)
Hospitalizations
Health Concerns
Health Concerns
Somona Lyles
Beaumont Hospital
Royal Oak
Lavora Morrison
Providence Hospital
Jeremy Porter
Walter Montgomery
Autumn Wood Nursing Home
14900 Middlebelt Rd.
Livonia, MI
Ruth Smith
West Bloomfield
Nursing Center
Robert J. Clark
Veterans Hospital
Bennie Slate Jr.
Michael Moore
Louise Paradise
Marjorie Patton
Cassandra Harris
Jacqui Lewis-Kemp
Elizabeth Parker
Earnestine Harris
Murdic Coleman
Elaine Johnson
Victor Bell
William (Bill) Hardy
Sharon Beasley
Shirley Rawls
Dr. David Garrett
Cierra Carter
Beverly Miller
George Thornhill
JoAnn Edwards
Mary Johnson
Donna Jacobs
Charles Jacobs
Mary Durham
Cameron Babb
Priscilla Deas
Lola Holton
Vera Toliver
Rev. Joy Croel
Hope’s Pastoral Care
If you or a family member is ill, hospitalized, bereaved, or need a visit from a
pastor, please call Pastoral Care at (248) 262-5129. To speak with a Pastor
after hours, please call Rev. Rosaline Green at (248)470-4042.
God Bless You!
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Prayer Requests for Family & Friends
Linda Crittendon (sister of Norma Jones)
Albert C. Yourse (brother of Barbara Carbin)
Freddie Mae Cooper (niece of Ida Cooper-Morrison)
Shirley Staples (sister of George Thornhill)
Elisha Z. Gray (brother-in-law of Prudence Washington)
Mary Ballard (sister of Diane Cross)
Claudette Scott (friend of Estella Carson)
Matthew Green (nephew of Susan Howze)
Keith Watkins (Friend of Zelma Smith-Dexter)
Lorna G. Utley (friend of Felicia R. Hunter)
Brandon Canon (Camp HOPE Youth of Zelma Smith-Dexter)
Otis Colburn (brother of Daisy Marshall)
Melvin Anderson (brother of Hattie Anderson-Spight)
Juanita Lawson (wife of Sam Lawson)
Jacki, Reginald & Jocelyn Hayes (friends of Ernita Johnson)
Corbin Walker (nephew of Felicia & Roderick Walker)
Elliot Early (son of Pamela Early)
John Rush (family member of George & Deborah Thornhill)
Pat Hibbitt (family member of George & Deborah Thornhill)
Delores Taylor (family member of George & Deborah Thornhill)
Courtney Coburn (nephew of Daisy Marshall)
Emma Cox (mother of Valerie Lawhorn-Dumas)
LaTrelle Powers-Mays (friend of the Thomas Family)
Beverly Johnson (friend of Ida Cooper-Morrison)
Charles Bethune (brother of Margaret Parker)
Julia Carter (friend of Sam Lawson)
William "Brother Bill" Bryant, husband of Rev. Vivian C. Bryant
(retired HUMC Minister)
Randola Clark-Wilson (friend of Nilda Thomas)
Mary Flinoil (mother of Erma Moss)
Mary Johnson (mother of Alvin and Deborah Wood)
Feleta Horton (friend of Sharon Ford)
Kermit Booker (uncle of Sharon Ford and Terrian Bell)
Louise Spivey (aunt of JoAnn Edwards)
The Family of Louise Spivey
Greg Wells (friend of Hope Church members)
Carol Howard (cousin of the Thornhill Family)
Joann Davenport (friend of the Thornhill Family)
Dakarai Moore, Jr. (13yr. old survivor of flesh-eating disease)
Betty Spears (mother of Chris Spears)
Paula Thomas (friend of Margaret Parker)
John N. Greene (father of Rhonda Greene)
Brian Williams (friend of Beverly Miller)
Chris Anne Morrison (friend of Loretta Brown)
Adrina Raiford (daughter of Dorothy Walker)
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Hope family, if you have family members in the Service please e-mail their information
to Rev. Rosaline Green at: rgreen@hopeumc.org, so we may support them. Thank you.
Major Whalleon Babo Lt. Colonel Benjamin Johnson Carletta Richardson
MSgt. Bobby S. Briggs Pvt. 1st. Class Julian Johnson Pvt. Dennis Richardson, Jr.
Capt. Cameron Ross Browne Kevin Johnson Sfc. David Richmond
Sgt. James Curry Christopher Joiner Col. Anna Savitch
Lt. Colonel Curtis Craft Pvt. Lavar Jones Pvt. Hassan Anthony Sgeidifar
Spc Nicholis Dubouis Cpt. Steve Marteen Steven J. Shelton
SSgt. Jorja Dudley Wayne Mason SSgt. Darius Shephard
Robert Ellis Lt. Ronnie Vito McCullough Seaman Eric Shorter
Major Michael Flowers Keith Meadows Capt. Brandon W. Smith
Pvt Aaron Finley Alex Morrow Carlos C. Springs
Nida Floyd (2/8 Golf Co. 2nd. Platoon) Sgt. Rodney Mosley SSgt. Dwight Thomas Jr.
Spec. Jonathon B. Glenn Seaman Joshua M. Myers Sgt. Leroy Troupe Jr.
Airmen 1st Class Eric Graham Bryant A. Nunn Adam R. Walker, III
Terrell Hannah Capt. Katrina Patillo MSgt. Terry L. Walker, Sr.
Lt. Reginald Hughley Sgt. Nikia Pearsall Sgt 1st Class Caesar Smith Jr.
The Wall of Honor
Hope’s Wall of Honor is an everlasting tribute to our Veterans. It was designed and
donated to Hope by Brother Sid Taylor, a US Marine, Vietnam combat veteran and
beloved member of Hope. It is a memorial tribute to commemorate the sacrifices our
veterans have made for our country. We are grateful to Sid and his family for blessing
us all with the beautiful Wall of Honor.
New names are added to the Wall of Honor every Veteran’s Day. If you, a loved one, or
a friend served in the armed forces and would like to be added to the Wall, please
complete the Wall of Honor form located in the Literature Rack and place it in the Wall of
Honor mailbox outside the Sanctuary. God bless you.
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TO OUR ENTIRE HOPE CHURCH FAMILY
The family of Sarah M. King sincerely appreciates the many expressions of sympathy from you, our
beloved church family. We thank you for your kind deeds, your thoughtful cards and gifts, your
prayers for our comfort, healing and safe travel. Your support continues to be a blessing as we
experience this loss during a difficult time.
Thankfully, we are finding peace through knowing that our mother loved Jesus, the giver of abundant
life here on earth. We are assured she has received the greatest love blessing ever... the gift of eternal
life with God in heaven!
We thank you again and we love you in Christ,
The families of Mary Mayo and Beverly Scarbrough
Dear Hope visitors and friends,
If you would like to become a
member of Hope UMC Church and
don’t want to take that long walk
down the aisle, you can join Hope
Church just by calling Reverend
Green at 248-262-5129. We will
begin the process with your call or
you can stop by the church office
Tuesday through Friday.
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Mark Your Calendar For. . .
The Celebration of
Hope United Methodist Church’s
165th Anniversary!
October 20, 2017 – Anniversary Dinner
October 21, 2017 – Children and Youth
Activities
November 12, 2017 – Anniversary Worship
Services
A table is set up in the narthex for souvenir book
ads. Place your ad today to commemorate this very
special occasion.
More to Come!
Liz Washington,
Anniversary Committee Chair
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I couldn't wait for high school. I'd be
going to Crossland High School and
I'd join the band. Get a girlfriend.
Make the honor roll. Well, all I can
say is it was great being in the
band!
Crossland was the best experience
ever! My homies Kenneth, Edwin,
Joey, Phar, Scott, and Richard. We
were tight! They made the journey
so much better. All we did was laugh, talk junk, share the load and stuff like that. It
was the best of times. Until, then... My mother tells me that we have to
move! What!?!?!? We have to move?!?!?!? I was devastated. I hated the idea of
moving away from what was clearly the best school in the universe. We got each
other at Crossland. We were all intellectual and nerdy and smart and all that. Yup, I
was being severed from perfection.
Then, the next year, my junior year I'd attend Theodore Roosevelt High School. It was
in DC. The building wasn't as modern and cool as Crossland's. Crossland student
body was 1600 and Roosevelt's was 1100. Roosevelt felt like a ghost town. It was
also in the hood. There were numerous suspensions, crime issues, drug deals in the
halls, an abundance of teen age pregnancy. It was not quite what I was expecting and
it was NOTHING like Crossland.
I was so alone those first few months. I was bitterly alone. I sat on the stairwell, on
the side of the school, where no one was and hung out there during lunch. Seemingly,
I no longer had a group to walk with, to hang with. I was miserable. But, there was a
band and I decided to join it and give it a try. I played flute and clarinet at Crossland,
this time, they wanted me on the Sax. So, I had a new family. I had a new group of
saxophone players. We were all a team, a family.
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I grew to love Roosevelt. This band was the hardest experience ever. We fought all
the time! I mean, literally fought! We took up for each other all the time. I mean, all
the time. We hung out together, all the time. I mean, all the time. Tragedies were
shared.
Today, I'm far more connected with Roosevelt alumni and they with me than I am
with Crossland's alumni. What am I getting at? Change is hard. Change is not
always understood, initially. Sometimes, its years before we are able to see the
benefit of a drastic difficult change.
We, at Hope are no stranger
to change. Yet, we've
endured. There are more
changes to come. They will
bless us!
Are you ready?
Put your helmets on, fasten
your seatbelts and lets get
ready for the ride. God is the
driver! Let's gooo!!
Crossland
Cavaliers. Roosevelt Rough
Riders. I'm so blessed to have
had both experiences. I'm
grateful for my changes! I
say!!
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Vacation Bible School Volunteer Sign-Up!
Adults and teens are invited to join the 2017 Vacation Bible
School Team. We’re recruiting people who love serving
people to help with music, closing program, crafts and
photography and much more! Complete the form below
and return it to the Christian Education Ministry.
For more information, contact: Evelyn Summerville,
Director of Christian Education
E-mail: esummerville@hopeumc.org
Phone: 248-262-5139
Vacation Bible School is July 31 to August 4, 2017 from 6:00 to 8:30 pm.
Vacation Bible School Volunteer Sign-Up Sheet
PLEASE PRINT CLEARLY
Name:
Cell Phone:
E-mail address:
Adult T-shirt Size: M L XL XXL XXXL
Yes! Sign me up to volunteer for VBS! I am interested in the following:
COMMITTEE
Assistant Director
Music Coordinator
Closing Program
Photography
Crafts
Registration
Food Service
TEACHING STAFF
Preschool Class
Primary Class
Junior Class
Teen Class
Return this form to the Christian Education Ministry Mailbox. Thank you!
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HOPE Online Giving
Weekly
Income
Lamp Bearer
The church is an important
part of my life and I want to
grow and expand our mission
in meaningful ways to serve
God and his people.
Weekly Tithing - Will you take a step up?
Sustainer
The church is an important part of my life and
I want to sustain the programs the church
provides to me and our faith community.
Supporter
The church is an important part of
my life and I wish to make a
meaningful contribution to
support the church and its
ministries.
You can donate safely anytime online! PC or Phone! @ hopeumc.org
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The Missions Ministry announces their annual back to school event,
HOPE Explosion that takes place August 12, 2017 from 10 a.m. -
1 p.m. HOPE Explosion provides necessary school items for
disadvantaged children in the surrounding metropolitan area of
Oakland, Wayne and Macomb counties. Help us make this event a
success by doing either or all of the following:
DONATE - Sponsor a child(ren) by going online or at the church
and purchase a backpack and kit. The kit contains over 30 items of
school supplies specific to their grade level. The website link to
purchase for Hope Explosion is: www.kitsforkidz.org. Click Virtual
Option and choose Hope Explosion The
backpack and kit cost are $19.25 for primary
and elementary and $21.25 for junior high
and high school.
REFER – Provide a name of a child in need of
a backpack w/bundle.
VOLUNTEER - Volunteers are needed to help
with the event’s games, prizes and
distribution. Lunch will be graciously
provided by the United Methodist Men for the
children and their parents.
Missions Ministry will have a table in front of
Fellowship Hall to receive donations, names
and volunteers for Hope Explosion after each
service through Sunday, August 6.
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The Media Center Tape Room is now open for business and invites you
to come in and purchase your copy of any sermons recorded on
Sundays. CDs are $5.00 and DVDs are $10.00. Sermons can also be
ordered using the Media Center Order form located in the Narthex
Literature Rack. Sermon orders will be ready for pick up at the Media
Center seven (7) days after receipt of the order form.
Thank you for your support of this ministry!
Hope United Methodist Church prohibits the recording of sermons or music in
a Worship Service not specifically sanctioned by the Board of Trustees or the
Director of Communications. The recording of a sermon or music in a service
is not allowed whether by an organization or by a member without prior written
permission.
NOTICE TO ALL HOPE MINISTRIES, EVENT CHAIRPERSONS AND MEMBERS:
DEVELOPMENT AND REVIEW POLICY FOR PRINTING, GRAPHICS AND EVENTS
In order to present a consistent image of Hope United Methodist Church, all
documents related to printing, graphics, posters and scheduled events must be
reviewed first by Reverend Rosaline Green, Executive Pastor, for approval
BEFORE they can be made available for implementation.
To ensure the on-going improvement and uphold the quality and content
standards of Hope United Methodist Church, guidelines must be adopted and
adhered to. Failure to follow this policy may result in the documents being
removed or event canceled.
Disclaimer:
Please be advised that Hope reserves the right to utilize photos and videos without
prior written consent for its promotional purposes.
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Just For Fun Events @ Hope!
HUSTLE FOR EXERCISE CLASS
LEARN! CREATE! SHARE!
Join the Creative Prayer Circle for knitting,
crochet, embroidery & fellowship!
Tuesday
6:30pm—8:00pm
Wednesday
11:30am –1:00pm
Thursdays
6:00 pm
40 “The King will reply, ‘Truly I tell you, whatever you did for one of the
least of these brothers and sisters of mine, you did for me.’
Matthew 25:40 (NIV)
Missions' Food Pantry Stock Up
Hope, we need your help to stock our pantry to feed our
neighbors in need for the upcoming year. Your donations
can be placed in the Missions food barrels near the
kitchen and Room 24 anytime during the week.
The following items are of special need:
Cereal, canned tuna and salmon, canned fruits
and vegetables, canned soups, rice, beans,
mashed potatoes, boxed macaroni and cheese,
pancake mix, syrup, canned pasta meals, canned
chili, peanut butter, jelly and juice.
Last year Hope blessed approximately 400 families with a
food basket!
Your donations do make a difference!
Barbara Battle, Chairperson Missions
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FIRST SUNDAY: JAMES BABB AND FIRST FRUITS CHEFS
SPECIAL BREAKFAST MENU CATFISH FILET &
REGULAR BREAKFAST
SECOND SUNDAY: KEN DELEGOL AND CHEFS
SPECIAL BREAKFAST MENU CHICKEN WING DINGS &
REGULAR BREAKFAST
THIRD SUNDAY: KEN DELEGOL AND CHEFS
REGULAR BREAKFAST
FOURTH SUNDAY: WOMEN’S SUNDAY
SPECIAL BREAKFAST MENU SHRIMP AND GRITS &
REGULAR BREAKFAST
FIFTH SUNDAY: KEN DELEGOL AND CHEFS
REGULAR BREAKFAST
REGULAR BREAKFAST $5.00:
Bacon
Sausage (Pork and Turkey) (choice of one)
Scrambled eggs
Grits (Plain and Cheese)
Biscuits
Butter & Jelly
Juice/Coffee/Tea
SPECIAL BREAKFAST $7.00
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PRAYER REQUEST FORM Tele-Care Ministry
PRAY FOR
Name:___________________________________________________________
Telephone Number: (________) ______________________
(Area Code) (Phone Number)
IN NEED OF PRAYER IN THE FOLLOWING AREA(S)
Spiritual Healing Physical Healing Deliverance From
____ _____________________ ____ ___________________ ____ __________________
Family Problems Financial Problems Emotional Problems
____ _____________________ ____ ___________________ ____ ___________________
Other
Prayer Information __________________________________________________
Submitted by: _______________________________________________________
Please return the form to Elaine Johnson, Rev. R. Green or place it in the Tele-Care Ministry mailbox.
Rev. Rosaline Green, Clergy Advisor
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Call (248) 356-1020 ext. 146 for a ride to the 10:30 Service!
Call and leave your name, address, phone number, and any special needs
by 1:00 pm every Friday!
We will confirm by 1:00 pm Saturday. Thank you!
Please note: The bus will depart 20 minutes after the end of the 10:30 am service to
return you to your residence.
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Trustee Contact Number: (248) 356-1020
Please use the above contact number for Trustee assistance.
Examples: Building Operations
• Weekend and Special Events (Opening and Closings)
• Maintenance Issues (HVAC Systems Operational) Includes Building
Temperatures, Snow Removal
• Cleaning, Event Setup and Repair Issues (Coordinated With Janitorial Staff)
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Hope United Methodist Church Counseling Center
Sometimes a listening ear can provide the perspective we need to make
it through difficult times as families, and as individuals. If you need a
spiritual counselor, please call Pastoral Care at 248-262-5129 to
schedule an appointment. All calls and appointments are
Stepping Stones To Wholeness
Are you or someone you know experiencing the pain
associated with grieving?
If so, we can help with the journey through the loss.
Call Rev. Rosaline Green at (248) 262-5129 for an
appointment.
Members and Non-Hope members welcomed
Rev. Rosaline Green, Executive Pastor, Facilitator
Have you changed your address, phone number or email in the last year?
Please complete the form below to verify and/or change information on your records.
Place your form in the Membership Secretary mailbox in the Narthex.
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Date: _____________ Name: _________________________________________________
OLD Street Address: ________________________________________________________
OLD City, State, Zip:
________________________________________________________
NEW Street Address: ________________________________________________________
NEW City, State, Zip: ________________________________________________________
Home Phone: ____________________ Business Phone: ____________________________
Cell Phone: ________________________________________________________________
Email Address: _____________________________________________________________
Are there other family members? Children? That should also have updated records?
Include their names:__________________________________________________________
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HOPE'S WISH LIST 2017
Please consider making a donation from the Hope Wish List as another expression of praise and thanksgiving.
Thank you and may God bless you!
Items Area Cost
Flat Screen Monitor (1) Fellowship Hall $1,000 Donated by Jackie Jenkins
Digital Bulletin Board (1) Fellowship Hall $2,000 Donated by Muriel Eaton
Fryer Covers (3) Culinary $ 525 Donated by Avery Pitchford
Serving Trays (50) Culinary $ 200 Donated by Toni Eubanks
Carpeting (1) Parlor $6,000
Computers and Printers (4) Administrative $3,000 Donated by Dr. Phares Noel
Treadmills (2) Weight Room $1,500
Commercial 8ft. Tables (2) Church/Trustees
150 ft. Water Hoses (6) Church/Trustees $40 ea. Donated by Toni Eubanks
Top Soil (Large Bags) (6) Church/Trustees
Mulch (6 Yards)
Church/Trustees
Knock Out Roses (4) Church/Trustees $25 ea. Donated by Daisy Marshall
Knock Out Roses (3) Church/Trustees $25 ea. Donated by Mary Powell-Wright
Tablecloths/Hangers/Racks Church/Trustees
40 Bags of Dark Brown Mulch Church/Trustees $100.00 Donated by Mary Powell-Wright
Digital Bulletin
Announcement Boards (3) Church/Trustees $2,000 ea.
Coral Bells Plants Church/Trustees $200.00
Camp Hope 2017 Church $1,000.00 Donated by Dr. Phares Noel
Director of Technology (part time)
‣ Responsible for scheduling AV personnel
‣ Responsible for training new technicians
Custodian
‣ Janitorial work
‣ Room set up and tear down
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