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Don K. J.{alson. pcsfor

FULP MORAVIAN CHURCH

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Surnncr is tlra tirne rmny of us fakc sonc tilne off from or jobs ond 9o on wcation heard ond rcod on Foccbook, plus my orn woy of rhinkiry obout it, therr nust mt be look fovord fo thein r,ucotion

Ju{iry by conrnrer}s I'\ rwrt pcopb rho do l.lOT

Orc of tfie most prorninent redoru nhy peo,pb likc rocstions is that we @e oblc to get owcy fronr lhe strcss ond dcnrards of orr cwndat lircs ond 9o cwoy ord spand somc $irtrn?tcd titrp rilh fomily. tSosf pcople how fold rc thct tficy cona bock fiorn vqetion rshxcd ord haviq a{oyed tlcir tinE onoy.

!{/hct if yor one in o situation in rhich you fcel owrstrstched ord sfrest d ord r4 to your ors nifh the con@rrur of lifc ond yorr nrccfion isnt for anothcr l0 morfhr? Whct do you do? You con? ooll 'Ghosrbusltr3' bscse thsne isrff glcrr o thirg, The 6rcen Lantern sont conc to rcscuc )rou bccousa fhO's only c novie. Ewn ilrc procrbial bowl of icc crcon. shilc nicc in ond-of-itself. is only o tcnponory fix. dehan& on orr tinrp, ou tolents ond orr rcsorrccs. It 3Gh3 cwrybody *unts a piecc of us. It gets fo the poirt wherc you jurt wont to scneonr ct ihc top of yorr lu4s - but thsf dossn? work rcry well either. 5o rfiot do you do? We

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12 14

Gloria Agee lan Simpson Gracie Davis Doris Shelton Sharon McMicfiael

for the crib and side table tflat he has donated to our nurserY. Atso to Tom anl
Sbottle Rpder for tfte turo na$ m cup coffee maKers For our Khchen. And last, to Barry

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Tania Mounce Jackie Tesh Kendall $mim Caleb Srvaim Ganett Rierson Dan Welch

Dlsher, Dan Wetch and Ben Nelson fbr

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the mulch on tfie ppy $rourid.

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addresses of the thoc have become Port follqring nerr, members of our cburch familY: BobbY l Chartote Knouse

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Jill Woodcoe*, Kyle Williams

Vle ane tisting tne

Volunteeqtor Jglv

July 3 10 17 24 31 July 3 10 17 24 31
Nunserv

Oftrinq Tellers
Wayne FulP Jr. & Dan Welch Dottie Ma & Doris ConaraY Bany Disher & James Mounce Sheree Thomas & JlmmY Ma Joe Valentine & Gracie Davis

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Patrick & Anna Fry/ Evonne Marshall Catherine Thomas & KatY PhelPs Shelley Mounce & Tania Mounce Eileene Brown & Mifielle FulP Stacy Wail A Tdsh Rierson

$mmonsQoad Ulestfietd, NC zrus

We are also listing the change of address

For Dan arrd Bonnie tfeFh; 7g.n Lester?pad Shoresdale, NC

July 3 10 17 24 31 Greeters July 3 10 17 24 31

Childmn's Chat
Christina Queen

nsg,

Jlmmy Ma

lary

Nelson Kelly Lintner Leslie Cox

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RemembEr the Brownie/Girl Scouts are colleding non-perishable fod items for their project. Also, we continue to collect food items for
the E.S.O.M. The boxes for these ministries are in
the Fellouship Hall.

Randy Agee

T. H. Cadle
Sr.pan

Vden

Nelson Untner Dovie Montgomery

Scrioturre ReEdprs

July 3 10 17 24 31

Donald Gray Brown Phyllis Sullivan Brerda Valentine Swan Vaden Leslie Cox

The Walnut Cove CROP WALK lS SET FOR $aturday, Oc{obef ?2, at 9:30 a.m. Please set this date aside and plan to walk this year'

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CROPWALK

Bishop fiom the Northern and Southem Provinces wiil Ue meeting on August f 8-20, 2011 for the l5th-ilt"ril"itdd Bishops Conference. Ttre meeting*will take place.at.Higgins l-1J,-!lil"]
every oner year to worship, offer prayers for the whole church and discnss matters of ioctrine, faith and order that are of relevsnce to the cunent life of the Moravian Churcl"r. The PECg of the two Provinces have been asked to submit topics or concems for discr.rssion and response, and the participating bishops also have the opportunity to suggest agenda item: intercessions Conierence ofiers i woniertuiopportunity for fellor*ship 6mong thE bishops as well 9s for the church.

Intenprrovinciol Bishops' 0onfenencc

,-^'--Ridse,LaurlSpnngs,NC.Forapp'oximgfelythree.decadesbishops txujEQUR BISIIOpS residing in tne tlorfrern and Southem Provinces have mel togtsthr

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Fulp Moravian will be welcoming Bishop Doug Kleintop to our pulpit follotrving the Conference on Sunday, Augusi 21 . Bishop Kleintop will bring greetings and the message for that moming.

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Fulp Moravian Church will be hosting lhe Fifth Sunday Community Worship Se ryice on July 31*. The follqring churches are participating:

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Fild- Baptisf First Christian; Baitytown 8aptis| l'lan London tuiefflocfrst. Rristng Sbr8apttsti funid tutrfudat Hofiirress; Xokesbuq

nffira

attc*iod/a;

Tabma& of Preise,

'M'diq'

We will gather together at 6:OOpm tht day for a seryica of prayer and praise, folloYved by a time of li,rr"*frip""o toioo in tne FeuLwst'eii$;fifTff"tJilto atend and to pitcfi in and help wift the

Brownie 6irl Scout Trorry 41090 (Sloon iAounce is a member of this Troup) is collesfirp non perishable good ond toiletries

An 'Antioch
Cchtuction of Song atd

olorg with First

Bqtist

Hrye Kit&en for Donationrfor r' r . A w.ed in the onea. About 5Z fomtltes har,e fu.en identified who n*d help. The box for domtions is locoted in the bock of fhe Fellowship Hqll. Pleose help this Brownie 6irl Scot Troup reoch their gool

rffid

Church's families in

Y:':*:?*

n#*,ff;ffirk* will
7pm. The, concerf liorovian conposers.
collected.

ProJect' \Yf, JE *lwicwill IlgH

feature fre.e-will offeriry will be

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Summer Lay Seminary Cource

The 2011 $ummer lay seminary course at Laurel Rrdge will be held on July E-10 at H$gins Lodge, Salem Wng. The therne is: '7he Joseplr aN Their Amaztng Dreams." The leader for the weekend is Rev. Dr. Riddick Weber. Cost is $135 per person for double occupancy rcoms. All meals and materials are lnduded. lf interested in attending, call Laurel Ridge at 888831-5922 to regi$er.

f$ork your colendors to help roise money fon Eosi Stokcs Ortrcoch lrtinbtr$ On l{londoy, July 18* plon to eat the drick-Fil'-A on Rmd. 10% of oll Hores

t1 but in order for then to get the doncfion, you w-edto bri4g a flyer with you. The flyers tre located on the toble in the bock of the sanctuory.

ot e1@ l{till ffi-. ssles will be ffiffi" E.s.O.ill., ea

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The following students had frRFrcf ATfffitDA at Sulday Sctrool forthe month of June;

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Confe*ence

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JULY

Fulp Jack Phelps Fmnkie Untner Keelan Tilley Kole Tilley Ghsse Vaden Katy Phelp
Lindsay

Summer

Vaden

Ameria' potriotic bercfit concert ot

Ardmore
tlioravion Chtnch on

(and 20 adults)

Doily Texfs 2OI2 Eorly-Bid Orders

The deadline to order 2012 Daily To<ts is July 15, 2011. Mail your order in today. There will be no e{na copies available for sale as BCM only tekes
prepublication orders. Please sign up for your Daily Teld by July 10h.

Juty 3. The octivities begin with o hot dog supper ot 6pm followed by o filorovion Bond Prelu& o* 5:30pm ond fhe concerf (in the sancfnory) beginnirg cf 7pm. All are invited to otfend. A freawill offerirE will be collected for the benEfit of

the rliississippi t$ission Trip. r***

The SALEltt BAND will hold two concerts in Juf: July l?th ond July 26ih. Thc concerts one held on the sgr.Kre in Old Sslem ond last oppnoximotely I hour ond 15 minutes. It oll begins ct 8pn.

***** Moravian Church Night at BB&T Ballpark

Wednesday, July 6, 7:00 p.m. tr National Anfhenn will be

performodby ths

Morrvian Lower Brass tr PEC PresidenL Rv. David Ghrthrie, will &row out the lst pitch
Each $9 ticket gets you: a ticket to fhe garne, a fipe Dash cap; Frae Play Ball programCret your ticJrcts by cafliqg Rr$sel Pannele d,71ffiE89

On July 16* Home iiorovian Chwch will host'Tim Zimrrernon ond the Kirp's Bross.' A ttlorovicn Band prelude will begin crf 6:15pm followed by the concert of 7pm. Admission is free but o donotion

will be receir,ed-

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Rockin' Seniors Meeting

June

2A,20ll

Presideut Brenda Westmorelsnd cafled the meeting to order. Before the meal Dottie Via read a tribute to Donna Fulp $een below.

We had a wonderful neal of llalnburgers and Hot Dogs with all the ddicious fxings including baked beans made by Dan Welch.
The program was a D\lD of the Holy Lands from the trip in February z}nby the pastor o Eden Mettrodist Chrnch. It was a wonderful presentation and we all doyed it very much,

After the program the meeting was adjourned

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ATRIBUTE TO NNNA FUTP

menbef af Fufu Muuviot

n rwnber all-ttp nwrytwys slre was tpw, t1w IT""rrgh tln yers gri tw uwns aha{ e'wry ofiEcn -in gepedtle connm*ion ,s wonet FeIINsw,*aVmt" *t, As clnrcr, sffiis't4't slv OfrEe d* bpt rewds ift tM Tablc ed ttp AtW Clotlts; *,aoitt*rt tn fre Ckttl, w^td*t Mwritary M was n recogninble ad so cle&.

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The following is a list of the graduates from our church:

Hiqh. School Kenneth James Bennett - West Stokes High Sctrool Kenneth will be going to Stokes Opportunity Center in Walnut Cove.

Golleae
Justin Rothnrck - N. C. State Unlversity with a B.S. in Biological Engineering, with Conce ntnation Agricu ltu re & Environ m ental Engineering Robert Metthew Thomas - Univenity of N.C. at Char{otte with a B.S. Cons:trucilion Management & a B.S. of Civil Engineering Technology Taylor Vaden - University of N.C. at Greensboro with a B.$. in Marketing & B.S. in Busin ess Ad m inistration Michelle Fulp - Ceftification in Education. grades K-6.

Bazaar That's

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cor|.cTibu @ tfiis yeOr3 bazaor . . . conned goods, gtft bosKets, crofts, etc. Let's get a head $art and maKe tftis rhe besr bazaar ever, urith evenorle

rightt ItT

tirne

to be thinring about rdhot you rrtill be abF to

Participotingt
The Baeaar Commitee

Yod Sale - tiloy

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Kote Sqnds ond Circle #3 would like to thonk evetycrra for qll the donations given to the Yord Sole held on fttoy 7n. Also, nony thanks to oll the ones who helpad with puttiry this sole together, qnd the ones who helped on the doy of the sole. ttftany thmks to the ors who brought items for the BEke Sole, ond to Circle #1, and Joe ond Brendo Volentine tor cookirg the sousqge, country hom, grovy ond jelly biscuits. There wens qlso monetary donctions given to thE sale. Also. much oppreciation to the grrys urho helped with the clesn-up for the sqle. Circle #3 rretted $1,160.35. This money wos given to thE Kitchen Fund. The rrexf Yord Sole will be on Scfurdoy, October 15ft.

Sunmer Comp 2OII

lfs not too late to make plans for l-aurel Ridge Summer Camp 20fi.
Check out www.laurelridge.org for details.
College Age Camp Pre Junior I Pre Junior 2 Eco Camp Junior 2 Junior 3 Middle High 1 Middle High 2 Senior Fligh June 1*4

July 1&12 Augu$ $,'7

June 19-25

July 1G16 August 1+20 July 3-9

August 7-13 Juty 17-23 *****tt *lc

,Ioin Us F.or Wqphin in July

The followirry arc tt?tr wo/F'hip oppotfunifies that we haw in June. We invite you to onn aN ask yan to bring a fried or two with puJULY 3.

2OtI - TH,RD SUNDAY AFTER PEllTrEcEsT Today we celbrate our nation's independn6 wih patiotic songs and rcadings, Pastor Dqn's M$sage is ontided, Treedom.'

JULY {0. 2011 - Fo URIH SUNDAY AFTER PENTECp,ST

wc'r',Erfs FEUowsHrP 9UNo/'Y Today ue welcome the women of our cIrurcfi as they lead us in worship.

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1I. iN'11 . FIFTH SuNoAY AFTER PENIECr,ST Today we begin wi8t our thid Sunday arly conternporary $orship at 8:3oam with th baditional wofship at 11:0oam. Pasbr Dan begins a serics 6ntided, our C.;owmnt For t,tfiO,. basd on tie Moravian Churcht docmsnt called TIE ilto6,vian hvenant For Cfui#n Liviw."

JULY

24

2011 . SDfiH S,ND^Y AFTER PENTE@ST Pasior Dan coritinues u,itr lhc seris ,'Tur Cowmnt For Livitry."

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SU/ND^Y AFTER PENTEcnsT

Pastor Dan continues wilh lhe sries,

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C;ol,Fnanl For Living."

Also today, Fulp Monavian has the privilege of hgsting the Fifrh Sunday Community Worship $ervice. It begins at 6:00pm with the following cfrurches participating: Firsi. Baptist; Fin/. Christian; Bailytown Baptist; New London Methodist;Rising Sfar Baplist; Peniel PentecostalHoliness; Sfokesbu4g Methodist Palmyn Methcdlist Tabmade of pnise.

A time of refreshments will follow the service in the Felloryship Hall.

The Fulp Moravian Churctr Board met for ifs monthly meetings on June 14s': The follorring are the hightights of the meeting:
EUdRD MEETINU

1. Bgan tho rnoting with th continued discussion of the Eight Charaeiristics of a Healthy Churcfi. Then took time for intercessory prayet. 2. Accpted the mirutes fiom lhe MsytOF meanng. 3. Accpted tl,o Financial Reporl for May. 4. Rocfud reports flom the goups in the church. 5. Discussed the requ$t by th Quilters to.hold a r.ffle of a quilt to help with the financial debt of thg congFgation. Afrer some dis(r.lssion and pEyer the motion was passod to hou the refil. After more discr.rssion and prayr, a motion wag passed to vote again. The vob w8s taken and lhis lime it was defeabd. 6. Disc$sed lho plans for a Provirdal 'lltoravian Festivaf !o be held at Neur Philadelphia Moravian Chunfi. After some discu$ion a motion was mads and se@nded to not participate due to the seling ol tlcke$. This motion passed. 7. A vacalion rquest for Pastor Dan was apprcved for some time in elthr August or September for him to travel to Wsconsin. 8. A nuFery \rork dsyf wiil b danned for atbr Vacalion Bible Scfiool. 9. A motion to adjoum the mealing esdy and go home ard meditab on the proceedings was passed. 10. The Boad will meet again on June 21d to finish any business and fu her dis@ss the rafRe and the Moravian Festival. 11. Meeting was a-djoumed with pra!r.

The Fulp Moravian Chufth Board rnet for a specisl rFEtng on June 21d. Th following ale the highlights of ftat mesting: 1. Began th meeting with pEyer. 2. Nd'fied the Board lhat the day for ths Walnut Cove Ara C.R.O.P. Walk has bn changed to Ociober 23d. 3. The Buildings & Grounds Commifroe gave a tpor{ of thingB being dons or neding b be dofle. 4. An open diss.rssiofl starbd concming the quilt reffle and the ilorvian Fegtival. After mucfi discussion ihe decislon to not hold a raffi for a quilt was atimFd, but the dodsion io not be hvolvd in the Moravian Feslival was rvrsd. W6 will be perticipaling in that 5. Mting wsr dosd with pfayr. 6. Nerd meting will be August 9F, due b absncG and the busy sciredule for July.
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Our Finoncisl Picture At A 9lance

(As of May 31d)

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($9,557.19) Deficit

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PRAYER CONCERNS

CANCFR PATIEI!$S
Debbie Boyd - breast cancer Friend of $hellefs, $usan McGuire- Cancer has retumed Mary Hicks Carpenter - high sctool classmate of Kdly Lintner Arnold Dean - Friend of Missy Burchette Scotty Mouncc's friend's 2-yr old - leukemia Kdly Mounce's fiiend Logan McGutt {14yr.) leukemla Scotty Mouncds friend's grandson - Jaxson MarshallLeukemia Aunt of Kelly Lintner- Adeline Shelton Leslie Cox's cousin - Susan Forcum - Breast Cancer Friend of Kate Sands - Lula Hainrton -breast cancer Dorie's friend Kim Posey - leukemia Coworker of Michelle Fulp/breast cancerlmastectomy Tanya Witliams' fiather Billy Gray Smith. - lung eancer Cryv6fl Spencet's friend Rocie Cromer- lirng caner Michelle Fulp's ftiend -Willy Costa - Prostate Ganoer Brenda Valentine's Cousin Carolyn Cates - Multiple Mydoma Bonnie Welch's cousin, Coy Phillips -Colon CancEr Friend of Sharon Conaway - Cindy Carlin - breast cancr Brenda Velantinds Coamrke/s wife - Liver Mass llene (Pete Hampton) - at Village Care in King fuita Everhart - stage 2 breast cancer Everett Dalton - stage 3lung can@r RandyWbb - Prostate Cancer Tlffany Maddock - lump in breast Don Lerryis - Tumor in bladder Cee Cee Oaldey - cashler at lngles - Breast can6r Lin - $cottie Rade/s friend - cancer - suruery Greg Hanison - Brain lesion Margaret McKnight - Uver Cancer Shaion Clines cousin's daughter Kristy Butler, thymus gland cancer - surgerY June th Brenda Valentine's cousin Carolyn Lecates -colon Glnosr Friend of Wayne Fulp, Sr., Laura Conrobert - Ovarian Cancer Ken Stames - bnin tumor Kent Swaim's co-workers mother - breast cancer Randy Siddon - Lung Cancsr (ftiend of Steve Lane Toby Hole - pancreatic cancr Ran Agee's nephew - James Brubaker - stage 4 lung & liver Shelle/s aunt - Carolyn Mabe - lung cancr Brenda Valentine's friend - Geny Reid' breast cancer Friend of Surratfs - Lynn Webb - brmst cancer Scotfie Radefs friend = BillAllred - Colon Cander Co+vorker of Jennnifer Ma - Breast Cancer Brenda Valentine's friend - Mozelle Duncan - prostate Cancer Co-workeds mother (Kendatl Swaim) Michelle Stenre Lane's sister-in*larr - Phyllis Lane Mike Joyce - cancor rEtumed Steve Sunatt's sisler - $adie Taylor lna Easley - cancer rdumed Rita Fagg (teacher at South Stokes) cancer surgery David Friddle - short time to live Tom Rade/s aunt - Flo Davis - Neck cancer

The Fr/s: Editlt, John Lany Combs Dovie s Mother Muriel -& Father Odell Dodson Kate's sister Becky Bunovv - lost sight in eyss Friend of Marty - Jefi Pace - Lou Gehrig's disease Friend of Torfi Miller - 2 brain aneurisms Barbara Taylor - - knee problems Jim Taylor - broken ankle, slow recovery Bonnie Welch's Mom Amy Maybeny - Walnut Ridge O'Donnell lbmily Sharon Gline s father - Kermit Younger Brenda Valentine s father - George Sain Phil Ray Bullin's mother- Moaelle Bullin Tom Rade/s mother, Bellah Rader - kidney problems Barry Dishefs mother - Margaret Disher GlEn Sdruch - congestive heart failure Special Requests Friend of Ginger Srraim - Shannon Moore- open heart surgery Shelley's cousin - Kenny Sloan - pancreatitis Grandson of Wray Williams - Casey McMichael 3 yr old daughter of co.worker of Mandy Shamel- Maggie Ricfiard - open heart surgery in July Friend of Kendall Snuaim - Sarah Adams - bad carwreck Charloffie s great-niece - Joanna Jarvis - operation on legs Radefs friend - Jim Pierce - hospftal- diabetes & pneumonia Daniel Ryerson - Wdding Bums Vickfs dad - Bill Montsinger - Thyroid Specialist Matilla Drum - Hemia in skull - surgery lastweek Co-worker of Nelson's -Angie Colllns - found uncle dead l-ouise Bray - had surgery Nelson's cousin - Mandy Schrimpsher/Jarboe - opecting Baby - husband deployed to Afghanistan Jennlfer Via's grandtather - Frank Greene - heart cath. Tabatha Sullivan - surgery - recovering fiom surgery Lyndsay Fulp - recovering fom surgery T. H. Caudle - hip problem - physicaltherapy Ken Bunow - Back Problems Gerri Sunatt - neck and back problems Jeanne Hanill's aunt - family problems George Parks' sister-in{aw - Bonnie Parks - ICU infec*ion Willie Daniels - bad stroke Elbert Burdtam - Ph$lis Sullivan's stepdad - in ICU with Broken leg and stroke Dottie Via & Vaden's to Penn. July lst Tania Mounce

Phyllis Sullivan Bruce Marshall's mother- nursery home in Virginia Friend of ArnY Tumer - Sick - unable to determine source Bobby & Charlotte Knouse fiamily Moore family - Steve Moore passed Tom Radeds aunt - Rogine Brown - Opticaltumor

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Sharon Cline's brother - Wiby Cruise

Nout*l,efrtor Notery
From around the Southern Frovince
With 'dtef Don Winters serving up the five-course dinner of crab,stuffed chicken breast or filet mignon, Kemersville had a very successful upscale fur$naiser on Mey 21 tor its youth mission rrork. At a cosl of about $1,000 (thanks to donatlons and wfrolesale prices) about 80 guests shelled out $4,500 to Join the feasl. And that was just the cash. The checla r'yerc still to be counted. A price to participate was not mentioned, but as the newspaper put it, the guesils cams tvith wallets as big as or biggerthan apptites.'

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was about to take place!'

Mearnvhile, the annual "Ladies Night Out' May 10 at Nw Philadelphia featured a fashion show of wedcling dresses, most of them wom by the brieles thernselves going back to the 1960s. Comments:'She stillwonders how she squeezed herself into it, then and ndv!" "One dress had 30 buttons; another had to be pinned in plaoe.'And: They were es nervous as if the real thing

And Konnoak Hills' annusl Neighborhood Music Festival and Blood Drive on May 7 was "one of our best, with another great nosponse from the nelghborhood and larger community." Music, face painting, fun, food, and blood donations filled the day.
One Board of Trustees minutes: "[AJn alleged sighting of a groundhog has been reported on church property. An all points bulletin has been issued for members to be on the lookout for said groundhog, whether he (or she) sees their shador or not.n That reminds us of the report many years qgo of one congregation firing its guns at dusk just as the infesting colony of bats a protecled species took flight.

One newsletter note: 'At the request of the Elders to preserve the dignity of worshlp, please silence your cell-phone and refrain from taking pic{ures." And ldds, no texting but pay attontlon to the service in$ead. Thgt last is from someone n'ho made paper atrplanes on the front row of the balcony during Jay Hughes's sermons. Never had the counsge to sail one, though.

New Philadelphia reminds us: The first (of many, we hopo) Monavian Festival will be Saturday, September 10,2A11, with exhiHts, crafts, music, chlldren's adivities, and food. The goal is to "remind the communities ln whictr we live of Whom we Serve and Who we are.' The festival already has a handsome web site, which you cen vislt for updates at wvyw.monavianfestival.org. This isn't just for one church. lt can be forthe whole Southem Province. Letb mske it big.
Truth to tell, New Philadelphia is a pioneer in the high-tectr age. Already it has installed a 50inch TV screen in its banquet room which can play vldeo, slide shonrs, music, or computer program$, and soon will have a DVD/Blue Ray player (but no TV hoolaup forfootball, drat). Can't hearthe minister? New Philadelphia will help you hear loud and elearwith a wireless transmitterto your indivldual rcceiving unit. (Friedberg has also installed wireless hearing assistance.) All this high-tecfi stuff should be right up our Moravian alley. When Johann Guttenberg's newfangled invention, the printing press, got to Bohemia, other cfiurches had two of them and the Moravian Church ran the otherthree.

Sixth of July, John Hus memorial day: Play balll at ltioravian Ghurch Day at the \MnstonSalem ballpark. Richard W. Starbuck Monavian Archives

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