161 Beulah Church Rd. Gilbert, SC 29054

www.beulahumc.church

Mission Statement : Br inging scr ipture, miss ion, and fe l lowship to l i fe .

Those Eyes

April 2018

I will never forget the ex-pression on her face. I wish I could find a way to de-scribe it. It’s been thirty some odd years now, and I can still see her eyes just as plain as if it was yester-day. Black as onyx, filled with young life and yet haunted somehow. Unfor-gettable, that’s for sure. In all my life, I don’t think I have ever seen anything as lovely or as awful as those eyes. They filled me with hope and dread at the same time. Now how do you do that?

She was staring off into space with that newborn on her lap. She looked like she knew something that no one else did. Yeah, I know all new mamas look kinda like that, but there was something else; something that gave her a wonderfully secretive smile; and Lord have mercy did that smile set off the tears in her eyes. Never has there been nor ever will there be any-thing more beautiful or more tragic than those eyes. I will never forget

them. They’ve haunted me for over thirty years now.

Oh, I’ve kept up the best I could over the years. I mean it ain’t everyday a bunch of angels tell you where to go. That kind of thing sticks in your mind, you know. Not to mention seeing the

baby, but it was those eyes, those eyes that cap-tured me somehow.

I remember praying for that little girl as I headed home that evening; praying that she could find some peace somewhere, find some-thing to take that terrible sorrow from her eyes.

I understand her boy has gotten Himself in some trouble as of late; started speaking the truth. Young’uns, they’ll do that sometimes. It takes a bit of livin’ to understand that the truth makes folks uncom-fortable. Heck, it makes ‘em mad. It threatens ‘em more often than not, espe-cially a truth like His; but He was sent to tell them, so tell them He did.

I’m just glad I wasn’t there to witness the kangaroo court and the beatings. Just watching them raise up that middle cross and drop it into place from a distance was enough to tear me up. The sound of that cross dropping carried all across the city. It rang

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Our Star Members for April are — Eunice Durst Saluda Nursing Center Raleigh Unit, Room 320 581 Newberry Highway Saluda, SC 29138-7808

Each month we name one or more of our members as our Star Member. A star member is anyone over 65, a nursing home member or a home bound member. These are our special members who need our care and concern. Greeting cards or note cards are a great way to stay in touch when we can’t visit or call.

Star Members

Those Eyes (cont.)

Luther Rogers 2033 Shull Avenue Gilbert, SC 29054 Please send them a card or pay them a visit. Our Homebound and Residential Care members are so important to us. Let’s let them know we care.

out like an angry clap of thun-der. It broke my heart, as old as I am. Even the sheep fell silent around me.

It rained all that day and on into the evening. About sunset things calmed down a little and by nightfall all was quiet; all but my mind, that is.

I couldn’t sleep to save my soul that night. Every time I lay down, my mind would return to those haunted eyes from years before. Only now the smile had faded, and the tears of sorrow and pain were all that lingered.

It’s been three days now since they pulled Him off that cross, and I slept pretty good last night. I just got up once or twice. I can tell you this though; I do believe I saw the prettiest sun-rise I have ever seen this morn-ing; not a cloud in the sky. I hope His mama was up early enough to see it.

Have a blessed Easter.

Love, Pastor Tony

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To the Sunshine Club — I believe this is the first time I have ever received flowers in

my 74 years that God has blessed me with. Your thoughtfulness is much appreciated and the colorful flowers brightened many of my days while recuperating after surgery. Thank you! — Bob Walters

To all the congregation of Beulah — We appreciated all of your prayers, beautiful cards and food. The smiles you brought to our hearts, every wise word of encourage-ment you shared, every time you’ve been there for us when we needed you most...makes us even more grateful for the gifts of your friendships in our lives. — Violet Myers and Family

Chicken Bog

Mission Fund Raiser

Saturday, May 5 3:00 until 6:00 p.m.

$9.00 Adult Plate $6.00 Child’s Plate

Menu: Chicken Bog, Green Beans, Roll, Pickles, and Drink

(Sponsored by Mission Team Supporters here at Beulah.)

Homemade Cookies for sale by Children’s Ministry.

The Mission Team will go to Latvia Sep-

tember 12-26. Pastor Tony Rowell will

lead the group. If you are interested in

going on this trip, please let Pastor Tony

or the church office know. Members of

our congregation who have been a part

of the Mission Team in the past say this

is one of the most rewarding trips you will

ever take. Several in the group have gone

multiple times.

Our thanks to our church family for all the visits, cards, flowers, phone calls, food gifts, and most especially for your prayers, as we make our way back from auto acci-dent issues. Your hearts are very giving…And ours are very grateful. — Roy & Seretha

Beulah Methodist Men meet the 4th Thursday night at 6:30 p.m. All men are invited to join the group for a home cooked meal, a good time of fellowship and a speaker. The Men’s group does many worthwhile projects for Beulah. Men, this is your chance for a Guy’s Night Out.

BEULAH NEWS PAGE 4

04/01 STACIE RANDALL 04/15 CHARLOTTE DAWKINS

04/03 NICHOLAS DRIVE GAY GAMBILL

04/04 CARL D DOOLEY, JR 04/16 ANDREA MOORE

KRISTEN PORTER BRITTANY PORTH

KAREN WOOLSEY 04/17 AMY P OSWALT

MARCIA WALTERS 04/19 FERRIS GRANT

ANGELA "ANGIE" RYE 04/20 SHIRLEY J (S J) CONWAY

04/05 JOELLEN NICHOLSON 04/22 CRESTA EAKIN

04/06 TAMMY GARRICK 04/23 KELLY DOUGHTON

04/07 MEGAN ALLMAN GLENN SWYGERT

LEXIE BRICE GANTT 04/24 STEVE SENF

04/08 MICHAEL GRINER 04/25 CAROLINE WEAVER

04/09 OLIVIA MORGAN PRICE 04/26 JENNIFER COVINGTON

04/10 MALORY BEST 04/28 KIMBERLY BRANHAM

MADISON STALVEY SUE ELLEN SHEALY

04/11 NICHOLAS "NICK" BEST EUGENE E HALLMAN

DAVETTE GILBERT 04/29 RUTH HUGGINS

JAMIE PATTERSON 04/30 LIANNE WATFORD

04/12 JAMES L "JIM" HILL RENE' ADAMS

JERRY DAVIS EDWARD FRAZIER

04/14 TYLER THOMAS

LORETTA PRICE

CAROL BUTLER

Beulah News

Published monthly by Beulah United Methodist Church

161 Beulah Church Rd.

Gilbert, SC 29054

www.beulahumc.church

Rev. Tony Rowell, Pastor

Melba Smith, Church Secretary

Karen Counts, Comm. Coordinator

Send articles by the 15th of each month to beulah1@comporium.net or drop

articles off in the pocket on the door of the church office.

MR & MRS LUKE WILKES 04/01/2017

MR & MRS NICK ULMEN 04/02/1969

MR & MRS LYNN SHEALY 04/02/1983

MR & MRS JIM POOLE 04/04/1981

MR & MRS STEPHEN SHOKES 04/09/2011

MR & MRS BILLY BROWN 04/14/1990

MR & MRS DON DEERING 04/20/1963

MR & MRS JOHN BUTLER 04/23/1988

MR & MRS R TURNER FLYTHE, III 04/23/2016

MR & MRS M SHAUN RANDALL 04/27/1996

MR & MRS SPENCER "SKIP" PRICE 04/27/1996

MR & MRS JAN E WATERS 04/29/1972

If you are a member and your birthday or

anniversary does not appear on the list, please

call the church office at 892-2842.

MARK YOUR JULY

CALENDAR TO INCLUDE

VACATION BIBLE SCHOOL

JULY 8 THRU 12, 2018

**Kick off on Sunday, July 8,

4:00 p.m., with Family Night.**

Monday thru Thursday

Family dinner - 5:30 pm

VBS 6:15 pm until 8:00 pm

Come Join us for a week of

Singing, Bible Stories,

Discovery Science, and so

much more!

Please consider using your

God given talents to volunteer

for VBS. Contact Mindy Price

or Sandy Lorey with any

questions.

BEULAH NEWS PAGE 5

COLONIAL GARDENS

Ella V. Woodruff

Colonial Gardens

Alzheimer’s Special Care Center

3565 Sunset Blvd., Rm. 18

West Columbia, SC 29169

SALUDA NURSING CENTER

Eunice Durst

581 Newberry Hwy.

Raleigh Unit, Room 320

Saluda, SC 29138-7808

HOMEBOUND

Alan Tompkins-892-2816

616 Tom Drafts Circle

Gilbert, SC 29054

Rosetta Leaphart-892-2266

212 Shore Rd.

Gilbert, SC 29054

Luther Rogers-892-3601

2033 Shull Ave.

Gilbert, SC 29054

Mildred Price-532-6615

3712 Hwy. 378

Leesville, SC 29070

Thomas Covington 924-4097

415 Frank Shealy Road

Leesville, SC 29070

Dorothy Smith 892-2096

633 Tom Drafts Road

Gilbert, SC 29054

These special members

are very important to all

of us. Please remember

them in a special way.

SCRIPTURE READERS -

CONTEMPORARY

Apr 1 - Pastor Tony Rowell

Apr 8 - McKinley Shealy

Apr 15 - Aubree Price

Apr 22 - Samantha Rowell

Apr 29 - Steven Dawson

CHILDREN’S SERMON -

CONTEMPORARY

Apr 1 - Mary Rowell

Apr 8 - Sue or John Cross

Apr 15 - Tanya Goff

Apr 22 - Sue Ellen Shealy

Apr 29 - Valerie Rowe

CHILDREN’S CHURCH -

CONTEMPORARY

Martha Garlock and Nancy Drake

USHERS - CONTEMPORARY

Brett Reeder, Sam Berkheimer,

Jan and Pat Waters

USHERS - TRADITIONAL

Jim Eidson (Leader), Bob Kelsey, Pat

Tolson, Joanne Dent, Charles Duvall,

Tony Counts

CHILDREN’S SERMON -

TRADITIONAL

Apr 1 - Mary Rowell

Apr 9 - Gayle Freeman

Apr 15 - Loretta Price

Apr 22 - Tony Rowell

Apr 29 - Sallie Chester

GREETERS - TRADITIONAL

Apr 1 & 8 -Charles & Elizabeth Duvall

Apr 15 & 22 - Wanda Sweatt & Anne

Porth

Apr 29 & May 6 - Mike & Sue Stacey

ALTAR FLOWERS* - TRADITIONAL

Apr 1 - Easter Lilies

Apr 8 - Janna & Jerry Davis

Apr 15 - Nick & Derinda Ulmen

Apr 22 - Open

Apr 29 - Open

SCRIPTURE READER -

TRADITIONAL

Sue Cross

CHILDREN’S CHURCH -

TRADITIONAL

Apr 1 - Ellen Riddle

Apr 8 - Gayle Freeman

Apr 15 - Ken & Daniel Baker

Apr 22 - Stacey Shull

Apr 29 - Josh & Samantha

Rowell

COUNTING TEAM

Carey & Melba Smith

Skip Price, Jim Grimm

*If you would like to place

flowers on the altar on one of

the open Sundays, please call

the church office 892-2842.

Flowers are a great way to

honor or remember your loved

ones.

LEXINGTON EXTENDED CARE

Betty Jo Gable

Lexington Extended Care

815 Old Cherokee Rd.

Room 144-Lexington Trace

Lexington, SC 29072

Wayne Leaphart

Lexington Extended Care

815 Old Cherokee Rd.

Room 114 A-Palmetto Lane

Lexington, SC 29072

AGAPE

Polly Derrick

300 Agape Drive Room 16A

West Columbia, SC 29169-3307

Magdelene Price

300 Agape Drive Room A-18

West Columbia, SC 29169-330

Homebound and Residential Care

This Month’s Helpers

BEULAH NEWS PAGE 6

PRAYERS: Continue to pray for the following: Gene and Jerry Oswald, Mike Willis, Pete Price, Gene Gantt, Jan Kelsey,

Mary Sease, Debbie Schumpert, Mike Burkett, Roy and Seretha Sox, Ron Sweatt, Ruth Huggins, Rosabell Oswald, Wayne

Leaphart, Rachel Cohn, Clyverd Price, Barbara Krepps, Betty Jo Gable, Polly Derrick, Alan Tompkins, Rosetta Leaphart,

Magdelene Price, Luther Rogers, Mildred Price, Dorothy Smith, Eunice Durst, and all our caregivers.

PRESENCE:

*includes Ash Wednesday Attendance 49

Financial Report YTD As 3/22/2018

Actual Budgeted Income $104,090,49 March Yard Sale $ 9, 067.31

Actual Budgeted Expenses $101,005.15 B Dollars $ 1,462.00

Building Program Account $504,484.69 Coins for Land $ 258.50

Stewardship Report

2/25 3/4 3/11 3/18 Weekly Average

Sunday School 59 60 56 53 57

Worship 192 240 173 176 195

BEULAH UNITED METHODIST MEN

STEAK SUPPER

and Ladies Bake Sale

APRIL 14, 4:00 PM until 7:00 PM

BEULAH FAMILY LIFE CENTER

161 Beulah Church Road, Gilbert

ADULT PLATE $9.00 CHILD PLATE $6.00

Eat In or Take Out

JAM/ROC NEWS “Explore the Bible” April 8- Jesus Healing Miracles Dinner-Hot dogs, mac n cheese, ice cream sundaes

April 22 – Jesus’ Power Over Nature Dinner-Pancakes, sausage, fresh fruit

Come join us from 4-6 (family dinner at 6)

April 2018

Sunday Monday Tuesday Wednesday Thursday Friday Saturday

1 EASTER SUNDAY

7:00 AM Sunrise

Service

7:45 AM Easter

Breakfast

8:30

AM Contemporary

Communion Service

9:40 AM Sunday

School

10:30

AM Traditional Com-

munion Service

2 9:30 AM Bridge

10:30 AM Dancing

with Joy prac-

tice

3 9:00 AM Prayer Time

(Conf Rm)

9:30 AM Bible Study

(Conf. Rm.)

6:30 PM Finance

Committee

Meeting in CR

7:00 PM REFIT

Fitness Class

4 10:00 AM Dancing

with Joy

11:15 AM Dancing

with Joy LEVEL

ONE

6:30 PM Choir Prac-

tice

5 7:30 PM Praise Band

Practice

6 7 8:00 AM Clean Up

Day at Beulah

8 8:30

AM Contempor

ary Service

9:40 AM Sunday

School

10:30

AM Traditional

Service

4:00 PM JAM/ROC

4:00 PM Jr. and Sr.

Youth

6:00 PM Supper for

Families

9 9:30 AM Bridge

10:30 AM Dancing

with Joy prac-

tice

10 9:00 AM Prayer Time

(Conf Rm)

9:00 AM Preschool

Story Time (SH)

9:30 AM Bible Study

(Conf. Rm.)

11:00

AM Mary/Marth

a Circle

6:00 PM Bead &

Prayer Study

7:00 PM REFIT

Fitness Class

11 10:00 AM Dancing

with Joy

11:15 AM Dancing

with Joy LEVEL

ONE

6:30 PM Choir Prac-

tice

12 10:30 AM Fun, Food,

and Fellowship

7:30 PM Praise Band

Practice

13 9:00 AM Mom's

Morning Out

14 10:00 AM Strategic

Planning Com-

mittee meets in

Conference

Room

4:00 PM Men's Steak

Supper and

Ladies Bake

Sale

15 8:30

AM Contempor

ary Service

9:40 AM Sunday

School

10:30

AM Traditional

Service

2:00 PM Reception

for Jessie's

House

16 9:30 AM Bridge

10:30 AM Dancing

with Joy prac-

tice

17 9:00 AM Prayer Time

(Conf Rm)

9:00 AM Preschool

Story Time (SH)

9:30 AM Bible Study

(Conf. Rm.)

6:00 PM Bead &

Prayer Study

7:00 PM REFIT

Fitness Class

18 10:00 AM Dancing

with Joy

11:15 AM Dancing

with Joy LEVEL

ONE

6:30 PM Choir Prac-

tice

19 6:00 PM Women's

Group

7:30 PM Praise Band

Practice

20 9:00 AM Mom's

Morning Out

21

22 8:30

AM Contempor

ary Service

9:40 AM Sunday

School

10:30

AM Traditional

Service

4:00 PM JAM/ROC

4:00 PM Jr. and Sr.

Youth

6:00 PM Gospel

Singing

23 9:30 AM Bridge

10:30 AM Dancing

with Joy prac-

tice

24 9:00 AM Prayer Time

(Conf Rm)

9:00 AM Preschool

Story Time (SH)

9:30 AM Bible Study

(Conf. Rm.)

6:00 PM Bead &

Prayer Study

6:30 PM Trustees,

Conf. Room

7:00 PM REFIT

Fitness Class

25 10:00 AM Dancing

with Joy

11:15 AM Dancing

with Joy LEVEL

ONE

6:30 PM Choir Prac-

tice

26 8:30 AM Preschool

Pastries in FLC

until 9:30 am

6:30 PM United

Methodist Men

7:30 PM Praise Band

Practice

27 9:00 AM LICS Beu-

lah Workday

9:00 AM Mom's

Morning Out

28 12:30 PM Frazier

Reunion in FLC

29 8:30

AM Contempor

ary Service

9:40 AM 5th Sunday

Breakfast

10:30

AM Traditional

Service

30 9:30 AM Bridge

10:30 AM Dancing

with Joy prac-

tice

1 9:00 AM Prayer Time

(Conf Rm)

9:00 AM Preschool

Story Time (SH)

9:30 AM Bible Study

(Conf. Rm.)

6:00 PM Bead &

Prayer Study

7:00 PM REFIT

Fitness Class

2 10:00 AM Dancing

with Joy

11:15 AM Dancing

with Joy LEVEL

ONE

6:30 PM Choir Prac-

tice

3 7:30 PM Praise Band

Practice

4 9:00 AM Mom's

Morning Out

5

July 16th – July 19th

The Great Outdoors

We will have a great time ex-ploring, learning and playing in The Great Outdoors! Special events this week will include a

visit from Carolina Wildlife Center and a day of water fun

in The Great Outdoors!

August 6th – August 9th

Summertime STEAM

STEAM is an educational ap-proach to learning that uses Sci-ence, Technology, Engineering,

the Arts and Mathematics. This will be a creativity based arts

and sciences camp where children can nurture their natural desire to inquire, create and innovate.

** Registration is

open for the 2018-2019 school year! Our classes are filling up quickly! If you know of a child that would like to register for Preschool, please have them contact Cara. Thank you for spreading the word!! **

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BEULAH PRESCHOOL SUMMER CAMPS

PAGE 9 BEULAH NEWS

Report from the Planning and Building Committee The Planning and Building Committee has authorized the preparation of drawings and specifications by 4D Engineering for site work at our highway 378 property. Phase 1 Site work consists of pre-paring the land for proper drainage, construction of a water detention pond, underground drain pip-ing, parking areas, the building pad for the proposed Fellowship Hall, and a water tap and fire hy-drant. Drawings were prepared and submitted to Lexington County, the SC Department of Trans-portation, and the SC Department of Health and Environment Control. The SCDOT required a change to the driveway connection to highway 378 and the revised plans have been resubmitted to SCDOT for final approval. Bid packages were sent to multiple site work contractors and two bids were received by 4D Engi-neering. However, the bids are to be revised according to the changes SCDOT required. As soon as the revised bids are received, the Planning and Building Committee will meet and review the plans, specifications, and bids with the intent of immediately signing a contract with the successful bidder. It is the hope of the committee that work will begin shortly after. The project architect has also been directed to prepare drawings and specifications so that the committee may receive one or more budget figures for the construction of the Fellowship Hall building. The intent is to use the budget figures as a guide for determining a fund raising goal. Once that goal is determined, the Planning and Building Committee will meet with the Finance Com-mittee and the Fund Raising Committee to determine a path forward. The completion of underground utilities for the Fellowship Hall and the actual construction of the Fellowship Hall building, driveway paving, and parking lot paving are to be done as Phase 2 of this project. Future Phase 3 will be for all the work required to build the remaining buildings. Expect updated written and verbal reports as we proceed with this project.

The Mission Statement and Vision Statement Adopted by the Beulah Methodist Church Council

As part of the work of the Strategic Planning Committee, the task of updating our mis-sion statement and vision statement was completed. During the meeting of our Church Council on Sunday, April 18th, the following statements were submitted and approved unanimously. Mission Statement: Bringing scripture, mission, and fellowship to life. Vision Statement: Through prayer and the guidance of the Holy Spirit, together we believe, live, stand by, and share the truths contained in the Holy Scriptures as historically interpreted so that God is glorified. As the body of Christ, we love others by building a sense of community that welcomes, serves, and nurtures all people, drawing them into a closer relationship with God in order to grow His kingdom.

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Highlights from March 18 Council Meeting

Pastor opened meeting with prayer with 17 members in attendance.

Karen Counts,IT Committee, told the council the network wireless access

points have been placed in various locations. Some work is left to do

such as source element will be redirected. TVs in various locations will

be wireless. Services can be seen from TVs located in both buildings.

Guests password is “CometoChurch”. The old equipment will be sold in the

next yard sale.

Pastor Tony said everything is doing well. The Youth is being managed by

Pastor until new Youth Director is hired. Tony asked for prayers for the

upcoming 2018 Annual Conference.

Karolyn Grimm & Carey Smith with the Strategic Planning Committee present-

ed the Vision and Mission Statement. Goals will follow the Mission and

Vision Statements. The Mission Statement will be printed in Sunday bulle-

tins and monthly newsletters so members can become very familiar with it.

(See page 9).

Derinda Ulmen, SPRC Committee, said we have begun our search for a Chris-

tian Education Director. We have applied for a Grant with the United Meth-

odist Church to cover part salary or full salary for this position for up

to two years. Hopefully the position can be filled by an ordained dea-

con. After the salary amount is decided, the matter will be turned over to

the Finance Committee.

Carey Smith, Chairman of the Building Committee, said we are getting clos-

er to begin the site work for the first building. SCDOT changed the number

of driveways allowed from three to two. Original drawings sent to four

contractors have to be revised.

Our Pre-School Director Cara Lawhorne reported that the Preschool children

will be visiting Fox’s Farms, The ongoing fundraiser called the “Lunch

Bunch” has raised money for a new phonics program for the children. Also

a coin drive has raised enough money to purchase new playground equipment

for the younger students. We have 28 new students for next year regis-

tered and a summer program is planned including a “Science Camp.”

The Council approved a requirement that all budgeted funds $3,000 or more

must be approved by council. Only the Trustee Committee is exempted from

this rule.

Pot luck lunch will only be held on the months we have Council meetings.

The fifth Sunday breakfasts will continue.

The Fix-Up Committee will research new chairs to replace the old ones. The

committee will give recommendations. At present we have $5,509.67 in the

designated Chair Fund.

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Easter Joy

Jesus came to earth,

To show us how to live,

How to put others first,

How to love and how to give.

Then He set about His work,

That God sent Him to do;

He took our punishment on Himself;

He made us clean and new.

He could have saved Himself,

Calling angels from above,

But He chose to pay our price for sin;

He paid it out of love.

Our Lord died on Good Friday,

But the cross did not destroy

His resurrection on Easter morn

That fills our hearts with joy.

Now we know our earthly death,

Like His, is just a rest.

We'll be forever with Him

In heaven, where life is best.

So we live our lives for Jesus,

Think of Him in all we do.

Thank you Savior; Thank you Lord.

Help us love like you!

By Joanna Fuchs

On Easter Sunday the cross will be outside

in front of the sanctuary. We invite you to

bring flowers and place them on the cross.

Easter Sunday Schedule

Sunrise Service, 7 AM on Church Grounds

(in sanctuary if raining)

Easter Breakfast 7:45 AM in Family Life

Center

Easter Contemporary Communion Service

8:30 AM in Family Life Center

Sunday School 9:40 AM

Easter Traditional Communion Service

10:30 AM in Sanctuary

Non-Profit Organization

U.S. Postage Paid

Leesville, SC 29070

PERMIT NUMBER 8

Beulah United Methodist Church

161 Beulah Church Road

Gilbert, SC 29054

www.beulahumc.church

Return Service Requested

W e would like to invite you to

Fun, Food and Fellowship. We

meet every second Thursday at

10:30 am. We hope you will

come have lunch and get together with all

your friends and make new friends. Invite

all your neighbors to come with you. We

would be glad to have you attend. Any

questions, please call the church office at

892-2842 or Theresa George at 803-397-

3798.

Fun, Food, and Fellowship

Thursday, April 12, 2018

Gospel Singing 4th Sunday Night, April 22, 6:00 p.m. – One Step Ahead Bluegrass Band from Aiken, SC will be our guests performers. Come out and enjoy sweet music, fellowship with your neighbors, and good food.