Open Hearts

Open Minds

Open Doors

Volume 19, Issue 4 April 2019

A monthly newsletter of Trinity United Methodist Church ...a Stephen Ministry Congregation

Come & See …

Easter Sunrise Services

Program Ministry Update

Vacation Bible School

Those Who Serve

Salkehatchie Summer Service

Lenten Lunches

April Schedule Changes

Billy’s Boys Scholarship

Pancake Supper Pictures

We Care/Prayer List

Thank You Notes

UMW News

Louise Dorman Scholarship

UMW Woman of the Year Award

CAP Needs

Sympathies

Birthdays and Anniversaries

The Answer is Easter

… Go & Tell

Open Hearts

Open Minds

Open Doors

Kim

Easter Sunrise Services

One of the first questions I was asked when I arrived at my new church wasn’t a question but a statement: We have an Easter Sunrise Service here! My reply was “Great! I look forward to that.” I lied. I don’t know of any minister who can truthfully say they look forward to a sunrise service. We are late risers, most of us. We have seen many more sunsets than we have sunrises. One of my goals for my remaining years is to keep that fact an important part of my everyday life. I have set 7:00 am as the official Easter sunrise time in my churches for the last twenty years. I don’t care what time the Weather Channel says it is, the sun doesn’t rise at my church until 7:00 am. I have often pontificated on the fact that Jesus was just as risen at 11:00 am as he was at 7:00 am. Even his own followers had a hard time recognizing him that early in the morning. I bet by 11:00 everyone would have been wide awake and nobody would have thought he was the gardener. I have “enjoyed” some unusual experiences at sunrise services. Many years ago I served a church situated on the main highway coming out of Myrtle Beach, South Carolina. At 7:00 my faithful were standing up in the parking lot next to the highway getting ready to sing when a South Carolina Highway patrolman pulled over a family of five and two dogs trying to find their way back to Ohio. It seems they were in a special hurry to get there and were breaking the speed limit. With his blue lights flashing and siren blowing he pulled them over forty feet from where we all were standing. He wrote them a ticket for the last hundred dollars they had left after a week of miniature golf and seafood buffets and sent them on their way to Cleveland. You never know what kind of weather you are going to get on Easter Sunday. I always felt sorry for the ladies who spent good money to buy sleeveless, colorful summer dresses for Easter Sunday and they woke up to find it was 38 degrees with a 20 mile an hour wind. Many sunrise services were punctuated by Southern belles shivering their way through four verses of “Up From The Grave He Arose.” I remember one year when a typo in the newsletter caused much undue excitement on Easter Sunday morning. The newsletter was supposed to say “We will have a church wide breakfast following the Easter sunrise service at 7:30.” What it said instead was a church wide breakfast would follow the Easter Sunrise service and the cost will be $7.30.” We almost had to cancel Easter that year because of the civil uprising following this within the Ladies Circles. All of this could have been avoided by cancelling the Easter Sunrise service and having a church brunch following the 11:00 am service. This year we are having a sunrise service at 7:00 followed by FREE doughnuts at 7:30, and a joint service at 10:30. This will be followed by families going home and serving a spiral spliced ham in honor of the King of The Jews and Lord of our church. Follow this up with a short egg hunt and a long nap. Happy Easter everyone!

Program Ministry Update

What’s ‘hop’pening in our Program Ministry this spring? (Forgive me, I love a good pun.) Let’s spring into an update on some egg-cellent ministries at Trinity UMC. This month we will celebrate Easter, and the Risen Christ, our Lord and Savior. What a special time in the life of the church! — Peace and Joy, Cindy

Children’s Easter Egg Hunt Hop on in! Our children and families are invited to an Easter Egg Hunt at Trinity UMC on Saturday, April 20th, at Cordie Page from 10 a.m.—12 noon. Our youth are invited to come and help us hide the eggs at 9:30 a.m. Please bring a basket for your child. We’ll enjoy some fun, fellowship, and refreshments.

Palm Sunday — Children’s Easter Musical Performance You’re in for a treat on Palm Sunday! Our children (our Fish Club) will present an Easter musical, ‘The Cross of Christ,’ at the combined service at 10:30 a.m. on Sunday, April 14th. Our young ones sing with such love and enthusiasm! Parents—we invite your child to wear Easter colors and join us for a rehearsal that morning at 9:30 in the gym. We will not have Children’s Sunday School that day.

Fish Club — Big Fish, Little Fish & Minnows Our ‘Fish Club,’ Children’s Ministry program, will have it’s last Wednesday program for spring on April 10th. We grew this season with 23 children participating. We’d like to give a big heartfelt thank-you to Linda Gainey & Lisa Davis and all of our wonderful volunteers. Thank you for sharing God’s love with our children!

UMYF Our youth are enjoying food, faith, and fun at UMYF on Sunday nights at 5:30 p.m. at Cordie Page. Our youth have been taking turns leading our devotion and sharing their faith. We won’t meet on Easter evening the 21st. We’re planning a fundraiser for spring and gearing up for a whitewater rafting trip. If you can help with a Youth meal in April or May, please let us know by emailing csmith@trinityconway.com.

‘Triple L’ Celebrating Spring at Brookgreen ‘Triple L,’ our seniors’ fellowship group, recently enjoyed subs and games at the home of Emma Lou & Jimmy Johnston. What a nice gathering and enjoyable time! On April 4th, we’ll celebrate spring with a trip to beautiful Brookgreen Gardens. We’ve arranged for a group rate of $14.00 per person. Bring a bag lunch for our picnic, and we’ll provide drinks and dessert. Let Cindy Smith or Tami Seeders know by April 1st if you can go.

You’ve Heard of a Wishing Well. Well, We Have a Wishing Tree! Our ‘Egg-celent Book Wishing Tree,’ will be up on Sunday, March 31st & Sunday, April 7th. We lost hundreds of Bible story books and more. So, we put a wish list together. (This wishing tree is like our Angel Tree.) Can you take an egg from the tree and buy a book for our Children & Youth Ministries? Thanks so much!

Trinity UMC & First UMC Vacation Bible School — Let’s Roar!

Would you like to ‘Roar!’ this year at VBS? We have a jungle theme with lots of wild animals. (I know, that sounds a lot like any VBS.) And, I love this part too. ‘Roar!’ says ‘God is good! Life is wild!’ Come and join us for the ‘mane’ event!

VBS will be June 23rd—26th (Sunday through

Wednesday), 5:30 to 7:00 p.m. at First UMC. We’re excited to team up with First UMC this

year! Since our volunteers will be working together, we need to go ahead and find out who can help this year. We’re getting ready a little early to be able to better plan and coordinate. Would you be willing to volunteer and support our children having a fun time learning about Jesus this summer? Please email csmith@trinityconway.com or text Cindy’s cell at 843-655-6562 or Linda Gainey at 843-340-7138. Let us know what volunteer area you would like.

Please let us know by April 12th. Volunteer Opportunities: Registration Decorations Preschool (3’s & 4’s) Kindergarten & 1st Grade 2nd & 3rd Graders 4th & 5th graders Actresses for dramas Crafts Bible Storytellers Recreation Kitchen Helpers Willing to help wherever needed

It’s a jungle out there. Looking forward to a an exciting faith adventure with you and our children! Thanks so much!

Be loyal to your church. Uphold it by your prayers, your presence,

your gifts, your service, and your witness.

Those Who Serve

April 7

Greeters: Men’s Fellowship Class

Ushers: Kellah Webster , George Hubbard, Matt Reynolds,

Greg Suggs

Count Committee: Carolyn Norr is, Linda Parker

Altar Guild: Jerr i Woodle, Phyllis Eisenman, Alanda McLain

April 14

Greeters: Y’ALL Class

Ushers: Fred Richardson, Rick Morehouse, Steve Rober tson,

Erik Reis

Count Committee: Genie Peter son, Diane Ginty

Altar Guild: J er r i Woodle, Phyllis Eisenman, Alanda McLain

April 21

Greeters: Joy Class

Ushers: Sharon Black, Cheryl Rober tson, Todd Marshall,

Glynn Johnson

Count Committee: Marti Hubbard, Lee Johnston

Altar Guild: Jerr i Woodle, Phyllis Eisenman, Alanda McLain

April 28

Greeters: Purpose Driven Class

Ushers: Rick Morehouse, Buck Cutts, Glenn Car trette, Kent Skipper

Count Committee: Margaret Henry, Ann Woodle

Altar Guild: Jerr i Woodle, Phyllis Eisenman, Alanda McLain

Rivertown Salkehatchie June 15-22, 2019

Yes, Rivertown Salkehatchie is alive and well for 2019! There will obviously be a few changes this year,

but the camp will be held the third week in June.

Our workcampers will sleep at Conway Middle School and eat at various places, some of which have not been decided on yet.

They will worship with us at the 11:00 AM service on June 16 at Conway Christian School. They will have pizza

for lunch afterwards, and we are planning our traditional welcome covered dish meal on Sunday night. Place and time will be announced later.

There are many needs when an event of this size is held. You may help by: working on a site, donating supplies, delivering materials to sites, serving and/or cooking food, delivering popsicles, purchasing snacks, bottled water

or small Gatorades, giving a monetary donation, etc.

For more information, contact Jeff Davis at 843-222-3080 or jeffsdavis0218@gmail.com.

Graduating This Spring?

It’s not time yet, but soon

we will celebrate the graduates in our church family. Do you have a

High School senior who is graduating or a college graduate? We’d like to

recognize them on ‘Graduate Sunday’ on June 2nd. Please let Cindy know at csmith@trinity.com or

843-655-6562. Thank you!

COMMUNITY LENTEN LUNCHES

Plan to attend each Thursday, March 14-April 11, at noon for fellowship and

devotion throughout the 40-days journey of Lent.

April 4 - Lunch at First UMC Fellowship Hall hosted by First United Methodist Church.

Rev. Rhett Talbert will be the speaker.

April 11 - Lunch at Kingston Presbyterian Church Fellowship Hall hosted by Kingston Presbyterian Church.

Rev. Kyle Randle will be the speaker.

Billy’s Boys Scholarship

Trinity United Methodist Men are seeking applicants for the Billy’s Boys Scholarship. Any male high

school graduate planning to attend college next fall may apply.

Submit name to Trinity Methodist Men’s President, Guy Dozier, 843-385-6682, by May 1.

Service Schedule Changes for April Palm Sunday, April 14: Joint service at 10:30 at Conway Christian School. The children will present their Easter Musical, “The Cross of Christ”. Easter Sunday, April 21: Sunrise Service on the steps of Trinity at 7:00 AM. Donuts and coffee will be available in Cordie page afterwards. Joint service at 10:30 at Conway Christian School. The Chancel Choir will present their Easter Cantata. Sunday School both Sundays at 9:30.

SPRING PLANT SALE TO BENEFIT THE SHEPHERD'S TABLE Order forms are available in the church office and will be available on Sunday morning, March 31st. Orders must be submitted by April 7th, and plants can be picked up on Saturday, April 13th, from 12:00 PM to 2:00 PM at 1412-A Gamecock Avenue. You must have your section of the plant order to pick up your plants. Any questions, you may call The Shepherd's Table at 843-488-3663. Help The Shepherd's Table continue to feed the hungry in our area.

CHURCH DIRECTORY If you were unable to have your directory picture made during the two sessions that were just completed, please call the church office and get your name on the waiting list for an additional day or two. We need YOU to help make this directory the best and most complete. The church directory is a wonderful tool for everyone. Call us!! 843-248-2194

Fat Thursday Pancake Supper

Rolling Green Village,

3 Hoke Smith Blvd Greenville, SC 29615

Eloise Smith C-105 864-631-1123, 340-8804

Conway Manor

3300 4th Ave., Conway, 29526

Angell Pettit (406 W)

Laurel Crest

406 Joseph Walker Drive W. Columbia, SC 29169

Jane MacDonald 803-828-9396

Carolina Gardens

5422 Augusta Rd., Lexington, SC 29072

Mozelle Goldfinch

Carolina Gardens

2310 Hwy 378, Conway, SC 29527

Lloyd Davis (Room 608)

Brightwater

101 Brightwater Drive, Myrtle Beach, SC

29579-8293

Davis McNeill (Unit 2305)

Homebound

Barbara Thompson

9613 Captain Smith Lane, Corryton, TN 37721

Chamela Harrell

606 Burroughs St., Conway, SC 29526

Juanita Calhoun

4814 Innisbrook Ct, Unit 401, Myrtle Beach, SC 29579

Carter Hammersla

Vista Shadow Mountain

7996 E. 59th St., Apt. 21-001

Tulsa, OK 74145-8643

Lynn Spires

1601 Parkview Road

Conway, SC 29526

MEMBERS Ruby Pittman

Wayne & Karen Nobles

Jack Goodman

Pat Rose

Pete & Martha Johnson

Iva Finkenbiner

Jim & Sara Reddick

Diane & Dale Ginty

Joe & Saundra Parler

Tina Hubbard

Cheryl Robertson

Dolly Updegraff

Annie Lou Spivey

Dennis & Jean Murdock

Larry & Dorothy Deitrich

Wally & Cookie Elston

John White

Robbie Yarborough

John Bunn

Emma Lou Johnson

Sarah Carmichael

Betty Ackley

Lynn Long

Lucy Olson

Allen & Phyllis Koch

Stan Cross

Jac Cannon

Doug Williams

Dianne & Bill Parker

James Walls

Patti Herbert

Burnette Owens

Phyllis Eisenman

MEMBERS’ PARENTS

Molly & Earl Nobles (Wayne Nobles’ parents)

Rebecca Suggs (Gregg Suggs’ mother)

Mary Hopkins (Bryan Hopkins’ mother)

Carol Reis Starr (Erik Reis’ mother)

Carolyn Holden (Carol Baker’s mother)

Dave Darhower (Jeanette Woodle’s father)

Alex Strogen (Gray Strogen’s father)

Lib Huckabee (Nancy Anderson’s mother)

Carolyn Britt (Diane Parker’s mother)

Barbara Nagy (Alan Nagy’s mother)

Jimmy Richardson (Tamara Tindall’s father)

Marilyn Johnston (Elaine Hyman & Joey Johnston’s

mother)

Molly Robertson (Steve Robertson’s mother)

Barbara Calhoun (Alanda McLain’s mother)

MEMBERS’ FAMILY

Caroline Robertson (Cheryl & Steve’s granddaughter)

Bill Darby (Jo Rush’s brother)

Finn Brown (grandson of Sara Newton Reddick)

Jeff Jarrett (Mary Ann Mehl’s son)

Christine Kennerly (Pat Rose’s daughter)

Marie Finkenbiner (Iva Finkenbiner’s granddaughter)

Vincent McLean (Lana Fortson’s brother-in-law)

Bailey Anderson (granddaughter of Mary & Kip

Miller)

Jeremiah Singleton (Sharon McCollum’s grandson)

Willie Henderson (Betty Ackley’s son-in-law)

Ashton Grace Calhoun (infant daughter of Charles

Calhoun & Sierra Joiner)

Teresa Richardson (Ruby Pittman’s granddaughter)

Jason Owens (Burnette & Geraldine Owens’ son)

Autumn Hardwick (Betty Butler’s granddaughter)

Sean Hardwick (Betty Butler’s son)

Tanya Hawkins (Allen & Phyllis Koch’s daughter)

Lincoln Browning (Don Murphy’s great nephew)

Patrick Howle (Pat & Janet Howle’s grandson)

MEMBERS’ FRIENDS & FRIENDS

OF THE CHURCH

Rock Smith (Joe Hudson’s friend)

Mac & Carolyn McCormick(Iva Finkenbiner’s friends)

Rev. Julian Riddle (Russ Nixon’s friend)

Ashley DeQuette (Pat Gerosa’s friend)

Durwood Owens (Pat Gregory’s friends’ brother)

Joey Jones (Sara Reddick’s friend)

Mary Frances Williams (Mary Ann Mehl’s friend)

Janice & Danny Elmer (Jerri Woodle’s friends)

Debby Squires (Dawn Turner’s friend)

Donna Duran & daughter Tiffany Bowning

(Chamela Harrell’s friends)

Eddie Caskey (Meredith Hyman’s friend)

Marie Freeman (Lana Fortson’s friend)

Barbara Jenkins (Lana Fortson’s friend)

George Schofield (Lana Fortson’s friend)

Anne Steele

Armed Forces

Michael Merzke (Diane Fouquet’s nephew)

Matthew Merzke (Diane Fouquet’s nephew)

Capt. Joseph O’Brien (Barbara Davis’ cousin)

Jackson Schade (Genie Peterson’s cousin)

Major Matthew Linton (Beth Linton’s grandson)

Gene Austin Norris, Jr. (Gene & Carolyn Norris’ son)

Ray Davis (Gene & Carolyn Norris’ son-in-law)

Dax Battaglia (Mary Ann Mehl’s nephew)

Alex Kann (Mary Ann Mehl’s granddaughter)

James Kostuch (Barbara Davis’ grandson) Austin Clark (Brenda Murphy’s friend’s grandson)

SPECIAL REQUESTS

All in our church and community who were affected

by the flooding.

Samaritan Counseling Service

Are there any among you sick? They should call for the elders of the church and have them pray over them. James 5:14

We Care for One Another

Trinity Church, It’s hard to put into words how grateful I am to all of you for your prayers and phone calls during my recent surgery. I have been in the hospital or re-hab for the entire month of January. My surgeons were very surprised at the damage done by postponing diverticitus. I am trying to adhere to what the doctor says, but if you know me, you know that’s hard for me. A special thank you to my We Care ladies for providing a much appreciated meal. God Bless our Church Family, Lynn Long

Dear Church family, I have appreciated so much your caring for George and me. We have been sorry we could not attend and be with you more. I thank you for putting me on the prayer list. Knowing this helps very much in trying to recover. Our home was total destruction all inside and part of outside. It is still that way. We are most unsure what we will be able to do with it. For your request for address for those of us flooded out (still) without George it is hard. Mail can be P.O. Box 8, Conway, SC, 29526’ With love, Lucy Olson

Thank you, Ed Plaugher, for building and hanging the cross in our

temporary sanctuary at Conway Christian School.

CAP (Churches Assisting People)

PANTRY NEEDS

Grits Cereal Dish Detergent Bags of Lima Beans Oatmeal Laundry Detergent

Monetary gifts are always welcome. Make your check payable to Trinity and put CAP on the memo line. Thank you for loving, caring and sharing.

If you are not receiving e-mail blasts from Trinity but would like to receive them, please call the church office and

share your e-mail address.

Please help us by indicating on the memo

line of your check whether your contribution is for Building Pledge,

Operating Pledge, etc. If there is no designation, the contribution will be

placed in Operating.

New church office address

1317-B Third Avenue, Conway 29526-5038

New mailing address :

P.O. Box 1072, Conway, SC, 29528-1072

Graduating female high school seniors are invited to apply for a scholarship in memory of Mrs. Louise Dorman. The scholarship is not endowed and the amount is determined by available UMW funds on an annual basis.

Applicant requirements: Must be a female senior planning to go to

college next year. Must be an active member of Trinity UMC. Applicants must submit a letter of request noting

plans after graduation and details of participation at Trinity.

Letters should be mailed to Trinity at P.O. Box 1072, Conway, SC, 29528-1072, or dropped off at the church office.

The deadline is April 1, 2019.

The Scholarship(s) will be awarded at the Baccalaureate service scheduled by the church.

Louise Dorman

Scholarship

April UMW Meetings

Executive Committee Meeting

Monday, April 1, 5:30 PM Cordie Page

Betty Goldfinch Circle

Monday, April 8, 6:30 PM Home of Carolyn Floyd

Bunnie Butler Circle

Tuesday, April 9, 9:00 AM Cordie Page

Friendship Circle

Monday, April 1, 6:30 PM Cordie Page

Sunshine Circle

Sunday, April 28 , 12:30 PM Cordie Page

Congratulations to Linda Gainey--

the recipient of the UMW Woman of the Year Award for 2019

Dr. & Mrs. Strong join the entire

Trinity Church family in

expressing our deepest sympathy

and

Christian love to:

Pat Howle & family, following the death of his mother, Elizabeth Howle.

The family of Beulah McNeil, following her death.

Libby Cates & family, following the death of her sister-in-law, Patricia Lewis Humphries.

Merrell & Robert Floyd & their families, following the death of their brother, Jim Floyd.

Marti Hubbard & family, following the death of her sister, TrudyLarrimore

John Creel & family, following the death of his aunt, Almeria C. “Blu” Turner.

APRIL BIRTHDAYS & ANNIVERSARIES

1 Brenda & Don Murphy

2 Saundra Crosland

William Gainey

Irene & Robert Booth

Kathy & Gene Carnes

Sharon Bailey

3 Rick Taylor

Harper Cates

Barrett Grooms

4 Katie Fox

Ann Campbell

Mary Jarvis

Greg Smith

Brett Johnson

5 Bonnie Silk

Alex Marshall

6 Jared Cochell

7 Beth & Ken Calhoun

Carol & John Bunn

9 Charles Gidney

Drake Owens

Maria Finkenbiner

Todd Marshall

10 Karen Nobles

Karen Johnston

11 Ann Bedwell

Karen Watts

Elaine & Terry Hyman

Ella Wysong

12 Caleb Boyd

13 Stoney Harrelson

Tom Silk

14 Carter Hammersla

Samantha Hogan

Lynette Hedgepath

Gary & Kristi Updegraff

15 Harrell Hardwick

Sid Blackwelder

Miles Feldner

Gina Hucks

Todd Cox

16 Abby Freudiger

17 Cynthia Evans

Larry Hyman

Stella Gore

18 Becky & Mike Smith

Beth & Travis Hyman

19 Xavier Campbell

Todd Browning

20 Kathy & Ken Anderson

21 Janie Barnes

Ford Graves

A. J. Wysong

22 Brent Glasgow

Barry Cates

Trisha & Grant Cates

23 Linda & Boyd Gainey

Jake & Macy Nesbitt

24 Jerri & Joe Woodle

Deborah & William Gainey

Donnie Brown

Patty Grunsky

25 Jennifer Grooms

Cynthia & Dave Evans

26 Henry Cannon

Melanie & Reid Murdock

Jessica & Bob Rogers

Anne & John Stewart

Mandy Tobin

27 David Covington

28 Brittany & Eric Kellum

29 Dottie Brown

30 Molly Hopkins

Jesus’ resurrection from the dead is life-changing and life-giving for his followers. But, as Henry Knox Sherrill

notes, Easter’s “joyful news … does not change the contemporary world.” On earth, we still must deal with sin, pain, death and brokenness. And “still before us lie work, discipline, sacrifice,” Sherrill adds. What Easter does, though, is provide Christians with “the spiritual power to do the work, accept the discipline and make

the sacrifice.”

By defeating the grave, Jesus empowers us to bear our worldly troubles with joy, peace and hope. His

resurrection assures us that trials, tears and suffering are only temporary, while eternal victory and life with

Jesus are permanent.

The Easter Music is given by Jane Russell August In loving memory of her parents, O. Raymond & Opal I. Russell In loving memory of her husband, Marvin August

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TRINITY

UNITED METHODIST CHURCH ...a Stephen Ministry Congregation P.O. Box 1072, Conway, SC 29528-1072

1317-B Third Avenue, Conway, SC 843-248-2194 phone, 843-248-4445 fax

www.trinityconway.com

Change Service Requested ____________________________________________________

REV. DR. KIM STRONG , Pastor 843-248-2343, parsonage; 843-877-3052, cell kstrong@trinityconway.com

CINDY SMITH, Director of Programming 843-655-6562, csmith@trinityconway.com

DR. ANDREW FOWLER, Director of Music

843-457-9686 or andyfowler@sc.rr.com

CAROLYN CAUSEY, Business Administrator

843-907-0030 or ccausey@trinityconway.com

ANNE STEELE, Financial Administrator

RALPH FIELDS, Facilities Maintenance Deadline for Good Word information is the 15th of

each month. E-mail: Front1@trinityconway.com

Whatever fears have led us to lock the doors of our hearts, may we discover they’re

no match for Jesus. He always stands among us, offering his peace.

After the April 2013 suicide of his 27-year-old son, Matthew, pastor and author Rick Warren was often asked how he was able to keep going. His frequent reply? “The answer is Easter.” In the Easter sermons Warren preached the following year, he emphasized that Jesus’ resurrection is the answer to discouragement, defeat and devastating trials. “The death, burial and resurrection of Jesus happened over three days,” Warren explained. “Friday was the day of suffering and pain and agony. Saturday was the day of doubt and

confusion and misery. But Easter, that Sunday, was the day of hope and joy and victory. “You will face these three days over and over and over in your lifetime. And when you do, you’ll find yourself asking, as I did, three fundamental questions. Number one, what do I do in my days of pain? Two, how do I get through my days of doubt and confusion? Three, how do I get to the days of joy and victory? The answer is Easter.”