Volume 8, Issue 6

June 2015

WORSHIP/SUNDAY SCHOOL TIMES

8:45 am Contemporary Worship Service

9:45 am Sunday School

10:55 am Traditional Worship Service

Church Office (936) 564-8308

Fax (936) 564-8582

Email: info@fumcnac.org

Website: www.fumcnac.org

NEWSLETTER

JUNE 07 - Communion Sunday/I Can Sunday 07-13 - SH UM ARMY - Navasota TX 08 - Primetimers at 10:30 am - FLC 10-13 Mission NAC 13-14 Visiting Youth Choir from Kline UMC 20-27 - Jr High/Sr. High Mission Trip to Belize 21-27 - Hosting UM Army from Pearland TX 22-26 - East/West District Camp at Lakeview 28 - Patriotic Sunday

JULY 04 - 4th July Ice Cream Social at 7:00 pm - Front Lawn 13 - Primetimers at 10:30 am - FLC

16-19 - JR. High Mission Trip (Big House) 19 - FUMC Blood Drive at 8:00 am - FLC 20 - 24 VACATION

BIBLE SCHOOL 27 - 31 Senior High Beach Retreat 30 - Church Council Meeting - Parlor

AUGUST 10 - Primetimers at

10:30 am - FLC

First United Methodist Church 201 E. Hospital Street, Nacogdoches Texas 75961

Office Hours: Mon-Thur: 8:30 am - 4:30 pm; Fri: 8:30 am - 12:00 pm. Closed for lunch 12:00 -1:00 pm

FUMCS SUMMER SCHEDULE

FATHERS DAY - June 21

JUNE

Childrens Ministry - Faith/Family/Fun Summer Activities in June:

Meet for SFA - 2 pm Wednesday Movies; Meet for Skate-O-Rama 6 pm $1.00 Way Back

Wednesday; Thursday Afternoon Swims @ SFA Recreation Center Pool

07 - Communion Sunday/I Can Sunday/Service Sunday

07-13 - SH UMARMY to Navasota, TX

20-27 - Jr./Sr. Mission Trip to Belmopan, Belize

21-27 - Hosting UMARMY from Pearland, TX

21 - Fathers Day

22-26 - East District Camp at Lakeview

28 - Patriotic Sunday

JULY

04 - 4th July Ice Cream Social

05 - Communion Sunday/I Can Sunday

16-19 - JH Mission Trip to Big House, Longview, TX

19 - FUMC Blood Drive

20-24 - VBS

27-31 - SH Beach Retreat to Laguna Beach, FL

AUGUST

02 - Communion Sunday/I Can Sunday

16 - Youth Sunday/Celebration Sunday

21 - Back-to-School Bash

30 - Promotion/3rd Grade Bible Presentation

SR. High UM ARMY - (Navasota TX) - June 7-13. Cost $250 per person.

East/West District Camp Registration Deadlines

District Camp at Lakeview - Mon, June 22 Fri, June 26 is open to students going into 4th

grade through 12th grade. Camper Costs: June 1 - Final deadline ~ $295.00

Jr. High Big House - (Longview TX) - July 16-19. Cost: $150 person.

Sr. High Beach Retreat - (Laguna Beach FL) - July 27-31. Cost - TBA

Join us Sunday, June 21 during both the

8:45 am Contemporary Worship Service and the

10:55 am Traditional Worship Service

as we honor our Fathers.

HAPPY FATHERS DAY!

A Note From The Pastor Every time you cross my mind, I break out in exclamations of thanks to God. Each exclamation is a trigger to prayer. I find myself praying for you with a glad heart. I am so pleased that you have continued on in this with us, believing and proclaim-ing God's Message, from the day you heard it right up to the present. There has never been the slightest doubt in my mind that the God who started this great work in you would keep at it and bring it to a flourishing finish on the very day Christ Jesus appears.

Philippians 1:3-6 (The Message) What an amazing year this has been! Whenever I think about all that we as a family and a church have been through, like Paul to the Philippians, I find my-self praying with a glad heart. In May we had a wonderful group of Confirm-ands join the church, we honored our graduating High School Seniors and Trent was Commissioned at Annual Conference. I am grateful to all of you who have made our first year in Nacogdoches such a good experience. I am also grateful for the ministry of this church. The scripture goes on to say how we trust in the God who has started a great work in you. That means were not finished, we still have work to do in our church, our community and in the world keep up the good work! There are lots of great things happening in June, see you in Church. Peace,

A Note From The Associate Pastor

It's the end of May which means that it is time for the Texas Annual Conference to meet once more. This meeting is the

yearly gathering in which Methodist ministers and lay persons from all of East Texas gather together to make decisions

about our Conference as a whole. At the Conference, new ministers are certified, licensed, commissioned, and ordained;

we elect delegates and officers; we modify our policies and practices; and most importantly, we fellowship and worship to-

gether. We take communion and pray over our leaders. Each night all who are gathered come together to sing, pray,

dance, and proclaim God's word. At the core of it all, we declare that we are one church and one body. Even though we

disagree and bicker over MANY things, we are here to worship the God who made us all. Our connection is real!

I would challenge you this month (if you havent already) to take this connection seriously. Begin to pray for the Texas

Conference and all of its various ministries and organizations. You can visit www.txcumc.org to find things to pray for (there

are too many to list here).

Over the next few weeks, there will be many decisions made that will affect the future of our church and every other

church within our connection. Pray that God does a work in us and that we are lead by the Spirit in all that we do.

Blessings,

At the Texas Annual Conference, Rev. Trent Oliver will be commissioned a Provisional Elder for Ordained Ministry in the worship ser-vice on Tuesday, May 26th. All of the worship services during Annual Conference are inspirational, and all Methodists are welcomed to attend any and all of the worship services and general sessions of the Conference. For more information, visit www.txcumc.org.

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CONGRATULATIONS REV. TRENT OLIVER

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CONGRATULATIONS - CLASS OF 2015

ALLISON ROSE JEFFERY - Graduating From: Nacogdoches High School.

Plans to Attend: University of North Texas. Allison Jeffery was born in Iowa City, Iowa on December 19, 1996. She enjoys writing, drawing, swimming, and music. She has re-ceived the NOBEL Scholar Award, the Superintendent Scholar Award, Academic All-State, and is a Regional Finalist in swimming. She is a member of National Honor Socie-ty, National English Honor Society, and Teen Writers Alliance. Allison will attend the Uni-versity of North Texas for a Chemistry degree with a Forensic Certification.

HUDSON MACKENZIE ARRANT - Graduating From: Central Heights High School. Plans to Attend: East Texas Baptist University. Hudson was born at Medical Center Hos-pital in Nacogdoches, Texas on July 22, 1996. He currently attends Central Heights High School where he is a starting pitcher for their Varsity baseball team. Hudson enjoys spending his free time with friends. Throughout high school Hudson has participated in many activities including tennis, basketball and FFA Forestry Land Judging. In 2014 he was voted Junior Class Homecoming Duke. Most recently, Hudson's peers voted him Most Handsome and Best Dressed for the Senior Class. Coach Jared Hood has signed Hudson to play baseball for East Texas Baptist University in Marshall, Texas. He will begin classes in the fall and is planning to study business. Hudson is partial to Psalms 23 as it reminds him that he always has a friend in Christ. As of this time, Hudson's fondest memory associated with FUMC is last summers UM army trip. Summer 2015 he will be attending the Jr./Sr. Mission trip to Be-lize and is looking forward to how God will use he and his friends while they are there and how it will change his perspective going forward.

WILLIAM COLE BADDERS - Graduating from Nacogdoches High School. Plans to Attend: Stephen F. Austin State University. Cole was born in Nacogdoches, Texas on April 14, 1997. He enjoys a variety of things. He loves playing football and basketball, partici-pating in various clubs, singing, and being with family and friends. Cole was Student Council President, President of National Junior Society, Football Captain, and Academic State Foot-ball Team, 2nd District Offensive Tackle. He will be attending Stephen F. Austin State Univer-sity. Cole plans to major in International Business, and then obtain a law degree or MBA. He will also be playing football for Stephen F. Austin.

ABBY CAROLINE HENDRICKS Graduating From: Nacogdoches High School.

Plans to Attend: Texas A&M University. Abby was born on November 9th, 1996 in Hattiesburg, Mississippi. She enjoys spending time with friends and family, traveling, and soccer. Abby is graduating with Honors under the Distinguished Program, and was a Superintendent Scholar, a Noble Scholar, a member of the National Honor Society, a Heritage Festival Princess, Co-Captain and member of the Soccer Team, a member of the Volleyball Team, a Key Club member, and an officer of the Cultural Exchange Club. She plans to attend Texas A&M University in College Station majoring in Communications and Journalism to work in public

relations/advertising. Gig Em!

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CONGRATULATIONS - CLASS OF 2015

JENNA RENE RICHARDSON - Graduating From: Nacogdoches High School. Plans to Attend: Texas Tech University. Jenna was born on July 30th, 1997 in Nacog-doches, Texas. She loves being adventurous, hunting, playing softball, cheerleading, watching Netflix, and shopping! Jenna is a Noble Scholar, Academic All-District Softball, First Team All-District Softball, Second Team All-District Softball, All American Nominee Cheerleading, Key Club Officer, National Honor Society, and National English Honor Society Officer. She plans to attend Texas Tech University in Lubbock, Texas majoring in Occupational Therapy with an emphasis on working with children.

BONNER LADE WATSON - Graduating From: Douglass High School. Plans to Attend: Texas A & M University. Bonner was born on August 2, 1996 at the Nacogdo-ches Medical Center. He enjoys any sport and outdoor activity, especially basketball. Bonner achieved a basketball academic all-state award and district honorable men-tioned, He is a two time state academic qualifier in two events. At Douglass High School Bonner is the president of the National Honor Society and the Fellowship of Christian Athletes. He also served as the assistant coach for the 2014 baseball state champions. He plans to major in Zoology at Texas A&M University.

GUY ROBERT MCCORMACK - Graduating From: Central Heights High School. Plans to Attend: Texas A & M University. Guy was born July 18, 1996 in Nacogdoches, TX. His interests are playing music and being around friends and family, being involved with FFA and baseball at school. Guy is an Eagle Scout, in Beta Club, on the Honor Roll, made the FFA Pineywoods Fair Premium Sale for poultry, received the game ball in playoffs of 2014 in quarter semi-finals in baseball, Central Heights FFA Chapter Second Vice President, Sentinel, and Secretary and FFA Piney Woods District Treasurer, and Lone Star Degree (FFA State Award). He hopes to be commissioned as a Marine Corp Officer, get a masters degree in either political science/government and pursue law, or an engineering degree and be the best person that he can be through Christ.

GUILIA MORICONI - Graduating From: Nacogdoches High School.

Plans to Attend: Stephen F. Austin State University.

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CONGRATULATIONS - CLASS OF 2015

TYLER JACOB UNDERWOOD - Graduating From: Nacogdoches High School.

Plans to Attend: Stephen F. Austin State University.

ELLIOTT SAMUEL WELCH - Graduating From: Nacogdo-

ches High School. Elliott was born on December 17, 1996 in

Nacogdoches. He enjoys being outdoors at the farm, working

with the calves he raises with his dad and grandfather, and hunt-

ing. Elliott loves his Blue Lacy dog, Cash, and also enjoys

playing military video games. His favorite subjects were World History and World Geogra-

phy, and he is especially interested in the military history of World War II. Elliott is exploring

many options for his life after high school, but hasnt made any firm plans!

KENDALL PARISH WHITBECK - Graduating From: Nacogdoches High School.

Plans to Attend: The University of Texas at Austin. Kendall was born in Nacogdoches,

TX October 22, 1996, He enjoys snow skiing and jet skiing. Kendall achieved the NISD

Superintendent's Scholar all four years of high school, the first class to qualify for all four

years, the TEXAS ASSOCIATION OF SECONDARY SCHOOL PRINCIPALS REGION 7

Outstanding Senior for Nacogdoches High School. Kendall is a NOBLE Scholar, the

Nacogdoches ATPE scholarship recipient, the Nacogdoches Rotary Scholarship recipient

and the RYLA recipient. He participated in Varsity Cross Country Track Team all four

years, Regional Qualifier UIL Cross Country 2012. Kendall was Freshman Class Treasur-

er, is the Senior Class Treasurer, participated in JV Tennis-1 year and varsity Tennis-2

years. He is # 1 in NHS Class of 2015-9th, 10th, 11th, and 12th grade, Most Intellectual

Boy, Student Council-4 years, National Honor Society-3 years, Key Club-2 years, Senior

Honor Cord recipient for Student Council, National Honor Society, and Key Club. Kendall

plans to attend University of Texas at Austin and major in Aerospace Engineering.

WILLIAM WATSON YOUNG - Graduating From: Regents Academy. Plans to

Attend: Mississippi College. Will was born in Indianapolis, Indiana March 22, 1997. He

loves to run, read, play sports, read the news, play piano and spend time with his family.

Wills many achievements include Co-Valedictorian of RA class of 2015, State Champion

XC 2012,2013,2014, State Champion Track (3200) 2014, and (1600) 2014, TAPPS Aca-

demic Competition: State Runner up in Advanced Math (2015) and State Champion in

Science (2015), Academic All State: XC 2013,2014, Track 2014, National Honor Society

2014 (new chapter), Key Club Treasurer 2013-2014 (new chapter) and Key Club Vice

President 2014-2015. He plans to attend Mississippi College to study Biology/Pre-Med.

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MEMORIALS

Memorial Gifts are Given:

IN HONOR OF: Jackson Oliver

FROM: Jean Dodge

IN MEMORY OF: Raymond Franks

FROM: Carolena Turner, Trent Oliver

IN MEMORY OF: Slaton Smith

FROM: Carolena Turner

IN MEMORY OF: Virginia Abernathy

FROM: Floyd & Kittie Dobbs

IN MEMORY OF: Ernestine Fountain

FROM: Dale & Beth Allred, Stephen E Walker,

Dr. Spencer & Jeanie Moore,

Alma G Fitts, Barbara Lozano

IN MEMORY OF: Genell Hall

FROM: Paul Abadie, Harold Bogan & Family

(Carolyn Bogan Hardy, Beth Bogan,

Roger Bogan), Ann & Tom Dover

IN MEMORY OF: Judy Kell

FROM: Judy Burk

IN MEMORY OF: Wilda Dorsey

FROM: Nancy Speck

IN MEMORY OF: Fran Richardson

FROM: Nancy Speck, Emmie Peacock

IN MEMORY OF: Jerry Lackey

FROM: Bill & Lynn Teague

IN MEMORY OF: Keith Henry

FROM: Watson & Claudia Burnfield,

Peggy Price

IN MEMORY OF: Dr. Henry McGrede FROM: Emmie Peacock

IN MEMORY OF: Charlie Bussey FROM: Emmie Peacock

MISSION NEWS

MISSION NAC - June 10-13 Mission NAC is a multi-church outreach ministry that seeks to help the needy in our community. They have scraped and painted, roofed, built porches and carports, replaced windows and trim, delivered furniture, mowed, gardened and landscaped for those who simply needed a hand-up. Last year alone over 250 people representing 5 churches joined together to work for four days in our community. Lives were changed as the love of Christ was spoken and demonstrated and so were over 12 homes! This year, we hope that you will take part in this wonderful event. It is a great opportunity for families and people of all ages to learn service and have fun while doing it. Registration closes at the end of May. The cost is $25 per participant (capping at $100 per family) to cover the cost of materials. Go to www.missionnac.com to learn more and get involved.

I can Sunday, June 7th and July 5th for Friday Take-Home Bags

Our church will partner with Love INC to help with the NISD Summer Meal Program, because hunger doesnt take a summer break. The program is funded by the Texas and U.S. Departments of Agriculture and feeds children ages 1 to 18, with no stipulations on who eats free summer meals. Approximately 1,400 students will receive balanced breakfast and lunch meals Monday through Friday. The program runs from Mon, June 15th through Fri, August 7th. Churches are asked to help by providing activities for the children gathered at the various sites. On Fridays, churches fill a paper bag of food to send home with each child for the weekend. We will be supplying 75 bags for children in Pioneer Park on these three Fridays of July 24, July 31, and August 7. We are asking for your help during June and July in supplying food items, or monetary contributions, for these bags. Checks for monetary contributions can be made out to FUMC with memo: summer meals. Suggested items: individual or small serving sizes of non-perishable foods (we will put 10-12 in each bag) Fruit cups, Easy Mac n Cheese pasta, Pop-tarts, Breakfast or ganola bars, Single-serve pasta and meats, small cereal boxes, cheese and crackers, vienna sausage, dried fruits, peanut butter and crackers, nuts, any healthy snacks or foods.

UMW Circle VI needs your plastic bags by Sun, June 7th

Circle VI Sisters are assisting another church by collecting plastic bags and preparing them to be sent to Haiti. They are

folded and assembled in bundles to use in teaching the women there how to use scissors and to crochet the bags into

mattresses. With that skill, the women can expand to crocheting clothing, bags, etc. Please bring your plastic bags of

any size (Kroger, Walmart, Belks, etc.) on June 7th for their project that week. Thank you for your support.

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MAY 28 - Heart-to-Heart Chorus rehearsal at 9 am, followed by performance at Stallings Court Nursing home at 10 am

Church Council Meeting at 5:30 pm - Parlor

June 02 - Worship Committee Meeting at 5:00 pm - Library

04 - Board of Trustees Meeting at 5:15 pm - Library 07 - Communion Sunday/I Can Sunday 07-13 - SH UM ARMY - Navasota, TX 08 - Primetimers at 10:30 am - FLC 09 - Circle VI Meeting - Parlor 10 - JULY/AUGUST Newsletter Deadline 10-13 Mission NAC 11 - Evangelism Committee Meeting - Library 13-14 Visiting Youth Choir From Kline UMC 15 - UMW Circle III Meeting at 6:30 pm 18 - Missions Committee Meeting at 6:30 pm - Conf. Rm 20-27 - Jr High/Sr. High Mission Trip to Belize 21-27 - Hosting UM Army from Pearland, TX 22-26 - East/West District Camp at Lakeview 28 - Patriotic Sunday

JULY 02 - Board of Trustees Meeting at 5:15 pm - Library 04 - 4th July Ice Cream Social at 7:00 pm - Front Lawn 07 - Worship Committee Meeting at 5:00 pm - Library 09 - Evangelism Committee Meeting at 4:30 pm - Library 13 - Primetimers at 1030 am - FLC 14 - Circle VI Meeting at 6 pm

16-19 - JR. High Mission Trip (Big House) 16 - Missions Committee Meeting at 6:30 pm - Conf. Rm 19 - FUMC Blood Drive at 8:00 am - FLC

ROOM RESERVATIONS

If you are planning to reserve a room in the Church

for a meeting, gathering, etc., a request can be made either by completing a Building Use Form that can be found in the

Workroom or online at www.fumcnac.org; scroll down to the bottom of the page and click resources, church forms and then

building use. For more information contact Jim Jenkins at

936-564-8308 or email jim.j@fumcnac.org.

ACCESS ACS To obtain an ACCESS ACS user ID, logon to www.fumcnac.org,

click the ACCESS ACS link at the bottom of the page. For more information, kindly contact Sharon Bright at

936-564-8308 or email sharon.b@fumcnac.org.

Regularly-Scheduled Meetings Mondays:

Mens Emmaus Reunion Group meets at 6:30 am in the Parlor (1st, 3rd, and 5th Mondays) HRT Emmaus Reunion Group meets on Mondays at 5:15 pm - Barbara LaFours Tuesdays: Celebrate Service Rehearsal at 7:00 pm in the Sanctuary

Wednesdays: Christian Writers Fellowship at 5:45 pm YoWe (Youth on Wednesday Evenings) at 6 pm-Worship and Message; 7 pm-Small Groups (Will not meet June-August 2015) Bell Choir Rehearsal at 6:00 pm in Room 207 Chancel Choir Rehearsal at 7:00 pm in the Choir Room.

Thursdays: Grace Emmaus Reunion Group meeting at 8:30 am in the Library Heart-to-Heart Chorus at 9:00 am in the Choir Room and performances at Nursing Homes at 10:00 am (2nd & 4th Thursdays)

Sundays: Youth Praise Band practice at 4:30 pm in the Youth Lounge Cub Scouts meets at 5:00 pm in the Scout Lodge Youth on Sunday Night 5:30-Youth Open Gym; 6:30 pm-Youth Snack Supper; 7:00 pm-Youth Bible Study (Due to the Summer Schedule, please call the Church Office 936-564-8308 to check on dates)

FUMCNAC CALENDAR

20 - 24 Vacation Bible School 20 - Circle III Meeting at 6:30 pm 27 - 31 Senior High Beach Retreat 30 - Church Council Meeting at 3:30 pm - Parlor

Please note: There will be only one newsletter published for the month of July and August.

Deadline for this Newsletter is June 10. Please plan ahead!

NEWSLETTER DEADLINE

The July/August Newsletter Articles should be emailed to sharon.b@fumcnac.org by 3:00 pm Wednesday,

June 10, 2015.

BULLETIN and E-News DEADLINE Bulletin and E-News should be emailed to

sharon.b@fumcnac.org by 3:00 pm Tuesdays.

PRAYER CONCERNSUPDATED, Monday, May 18 (am) For a more up-to-date Prayer List, kindly contact our Church Office564-8308.

J. R. Wright, Quinn William (preschool student), Jack Matthews, Jim Morris, James Scott, Alicia

Ross (Natalie Andersons co-worker), Elvin Ervin, Virginia Kerr, Steve Goldstein, Katherine Beck-

with, Carolyn Andrews, C. D. Thomas, Bill Tucker, Mark Brunson, Jim Havard, Jean Smith (Cindy

Himes mom), Jarrell Grout, Rudy Washburn, Ceceal Dean (Mary Harborths niece), Russ Hair-

ston, Judy Hairston, Rebecca Brimmage (Rev. Jerome Brimmages niece), Erik Robberson (Rev.

Barbara Robbersons son), Jake Sanford, Audry Quick, Kittie Dobbs, David Lymbery (Betty

Bunchs grandson), Judy Williamson, Doug Smith (Sam Smiths brother), Preston Turnage, Na-

than Begley, Rev. Bettie Kennedy, Jammie Cole (Ray Coles mother), Ashley Akin (Mary Akins

granddaughter), Amy Risner, Amy Ames (Debra Bankstons niece), Richard LaBrode, Claudia

Whitley, James Lee (Jo Taylors husband), Joey (Sarah Jo Lackeys grandson), Bettye Johnson

(Clint Johnsons mother), Pete Winder (Ann Murrays son-in-law), Elsa Jordan, A. L. Mangham,

Edward Pawlik, Harold Oldham (Glenn Oldhams father), Mikayla Payne (Betty Yarbroughs great

granddaughter), Marylyn Seidel (Lisa Wrenchs mother), Casey Brett Morgan (Pat Stephen-

Williams daughter), John Mueller (Dawn Stovers grandfather)

Our Hearts Goes Out To

The family of Marilyn Odom on her passing. The family of Keith Henry on his passing. Stewart Canty and family on the passing of his grandmother. Charlene Kraemer, Kay Yoder and family on the passing of Matthew Hibbard (Charlenes grand-son and Kays son) The family of Genell Hall on her passing.

Names will remain on a published prayer list for 90 days. The prayer team appreciates cur-rent updates on requests. Please email your requests and updates to info@fumcnac.org If you know of a member of FUMC who is in the hospital or who will be having surgery, kindly con-tact the Church Office - 564-8308. EMERGENCIES, call 936-585-2294.

The mission of the First United Methodist Church of Nacogdoches is to make disciples through Christ-centered service and outreach. With Gods help, we will do this through witnessing,

teaching and loving.

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Our Staff

DR. JEFF McDONALD Senior Pastor jeff.m@fumcnac.org REV. TRENT OLIVER Associate Pastor trent.o@fumcnac.org JEFF CAMPBELL Director of Youth Ministry jeff.c@fumcnac.org ELSA JORDAN Director of Childrens Ministry elsa.j@fumcnac.org LISA LABOSKY Director of Preschool lisa.l@fumcnac.org BECCA ANTHONY Asst. Director of Preschool becca.a@fumcnac.org DR. TOD FISH Director of Music Ministry tod.f@fumcnac.org DR. GARY WURTZ Celebrate Worship Leader gary.w@fumcnac.org DR. ANDY PARR Organist andy.p@fumcnac.org SHARON BRIGHT Office Manager sharon.b@fumcnac.org KATHY THOMAS Financial Secretary kathy.t@fumcnac.org JIM JENKINS Building Manager jim.j@fumcnac.org