Star Press THE OFFICIAL NEWSLETTER OF STARMOUNT PRESBYTERIAN CHURCH

September 2017

INSIDE...

The Pastor’s Corner .......... 2

Worship at Starmount ...... 3

Starmount Stats ............... 3

Starmount People ............ 4

Starmount Missions ......... 5

Youth & Young Adults ...... 5

Starmount Leadership ...... 6

Starmount Fellowship ...... 7

Starmount Yoga Classes ... 8

Starmount History ............ 8

Library News .................... 9

Calendar ......................... 10

Volunteer Central ........... 11

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Called to Worship, Empowered to Serve

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11:15AM (AFTER WORSHIP)11:15AM (AFTER WORSHIP)

Invite your neighbors and friends

Bring a salad or side dish to share

Grilled Hamburgers & Hotdogs provided

Food & Seating in the Fellowship Hall

Kona Ice Truck – 1 Free Ice per child

Fun & Fellowship for all ages !

Fellowship Committee will provide hamburgers and hotdogs, chips, fixings and drinks.

We would love help setting up Sunday at 9:00 am or stay and help us clean up!

Register at www.starmountpres.org or at church.

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PASTOR ’S Staff) for those interested in applying.

Keep in mind that your PNC has only been

interviewing candidates for a few months. In

July, your PNC updated the congregation on

the progress of their interviews. That update is in

the July newsletter and can also be referenced

on our webpage. I am pleased to report that

your pastoral nominating committee

continues to interview minister candidates

and they are on schedule. They will update

the congregation again in September.

Note that Presbyterians choose pastors

differently than Methodists, Roman Catholics,

and Anglicans. In those traditions, a bishop

appoints a pastor to a congregation. There is

no “interim” time for Methodist and Roman

Catholic congregations because the bishop

simply appoints the candidate (whose

employment requires that he or she accept

the position) and congregations have no

voice in the selection. Presbyterians, however,

value religion by the people for the people

and with the inalienable right to elect our

leaders and those who will serve us as pastors.

Since we do not have the office of bishop to

appoint, there is an interim period between

the time when pastors leave and when

another pastor enters.

That’s where we are. Meanwhile, ministry at

Starmount is not on hold. Through this process,

Starmount has worked together under the

leadership of two interim pastors. It’s a credit

to our congregation that we have been busy

throughout this transition time with a mission

trip, a youth conference, tutoring and even

baptizing and receiving new members into the

life of our church. Most recently, we hosted 82

children during Vacation Bible School. We will

continue to focus on our mission to reach out in

the name of Jesus. We ask that you join us in

worship, fellowship activities, and prayer as we

prepare for the next chapter in our history

which God is preparing us for.

Grace and peace,

John

When I first began as your

bridge interim pastor in June,

I told both the Transitional

and Personnel Committees

that I would constantly

update Starmount on where

we are in the process of

selecting a new minister.

Here is a summary of key events which bring

us up to date.

September 16th of 2015, Rev. John Odom

announced his resignation to accept a new

call. October 26th of 2015 was his last

Sunday. Shortly after, the session appointed

a Transitional Committee to hire an Interim

Pastor. The process of interviewing and

selecting an interim pastor takes time in itself.

Ray Mims began as our interim pastor in

March of 2016 and for the next several

months led Starmount through a Mission/

Vision Study. Each church seeking a new

pastor must complete a Mission/Vision Study

and ours was completed on October 23,

2016. It’s important to note that a typical

Mission/Vision Study takes eight months toa

year to complete, so although our Mission

Vision was completed a year after John

Odom left Starmount, Ray kept our transition

on track comparable to other Presbyterian

churches.

After the Mission Vision Study, a congregational

meeting was held on December 11, 2016 to

elect our Pastoral Nominating Committee.

Kurt Kronenfeld, Brad Smith, Gary Anderson,

Frances Gallagher, Kris Kattmann, Libbi

Gundaker and Campbell Buchanan serve

on your Pastoral Nominating Committee (PNC).

At that time, the Presbytery of Salem trained

your committee on the interview process

and helped them write a church job posting.

That training took approximately three

months. In March of 2017, Starmount

officially published our Church Information

Form (church job posting for Senior Head of

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Worship Notes

Pennies for Hunger Update

August offering: $250.86

September 3 No Sunday School,

13th Sunday after Pentecost,

Sacrament of Communion,

Rev. John Muse preaching

10 14th Sunday after Pentecost,

Kick-off Sunday, Rev. Dr. Kathryn

G. N. Campbell preaching

17 15th Sunday after Pentecost,

Staff Appreciation Sunday,

Rev. John Muse preaching

24 16th Sunday after Pentecost,

Rev. John Muse preaching,

Congregational Meeting

immediately following worship

Stats

2017 GENERAL FUND PLEDGES

BUDGET vs. RECEIVED

Month Budgeted Pledges Difference

Pledges Received Over/(Under)

January $ 44,000 $ 37,791 $ (6,209)

February $ 43,000 $ 50,141 $ 7,141

March $ 54,000 $ 56,036 $ 2,036

April $ 50,000 $ 47,531 $ (2,469)

May $ 45,000 $ 38,602 $ (6,398)

June $ 46,000 $ 41,719 $ (4,281)

July $ 58,000 $ 65,266 $ 7,266

2017 Total $ 340,000 $ 337,086 $ ( 2,914)

SUNDAY FLORAL ARRANGEMENTS

Average August Worship

Attendance: 165

December 3rd is still

available if you wish to

contribute flowers for the

sanctuary. Our florist

provides beautiful,

seasonal arrangements

with the cost around

$55.00. Just notify Jinny

Buchanan of this date by phone or email at

336-549-4674 jinnybug@mindspring.com and

provide your dedication for the bulletin.

The Five

Senses of

Worship

This class, originally

scheduled for

September 3rd, has been rescheduled for

Sunday, September 24 immediately

following the Congregational Meeting. This

Children and Family-designed event assists

those entering Kindergarten, first, or second

grade. Following lunch together, participants

with at least one parent, will learn what

worship is all about and how to actively

participate in all aspects of worship,

including communion. For more information

or to register for the event, please contact

Pastor Kathryn.

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WELCOME NEW MEMBERS

People 1 Elvis Kotagonda

Isabelle Gustafson

2 Caroline Porter

3 David Dorner

Bryan Burton

Emily Kronenfeld

4 Megan Chandler

5 Phyllis Dadisman

Lila Tunstall

Cynthia Pugh

8 Carter Rechtin

9 Nancy Wallace

Mayot Ayuel

11 Libbi Gundaker

Shannon Moffitt

13 Ellie Chandler

15 Kathryn Brassfield

16 Penelope Guzewicz

18 Josh Wilson

19 Hannah Guzewicz

Christopher Kattmann

20 Colin Hardy

21 Paige Greeson

Goretti Bissengimana

23 Jack Bennett, Sr.

Richard Epps-Dawson

24 Gary Webb

26 Ernie Spangler

29 Kevin Kattmann

30 Kate Burris

Cuyler McKnight Brenda Campbell

Cuyler and Brenda joined the Starmount

family on August 13, 2017, Cuyler by Letter

of Transfer from Clarkesville Presbyterian

Church of Georgia and Brenda by

Profession of Faith.

Cuyler is retired and resides at 202 Dilworth

Road, High Point. He has two adult children,

Calvin Cuyler McKnight, IV and Frances Ann

Layton. At Clarkesville Presbyterian, he

served as an Elder and was Chair of the

Finance Committee.

Brenda resides at 17 Brookglen Lane,

Greensboro. She has two adult children,

Brittany Campbell and Stephanie Nall.

When you see Cuyler and Brenda, please

give them a warm Starmount welcome!

Big 10 Celebration!!!

Please plan to attend the worship

service on Sunday, September 17,

where we will recognize four dedicated

Starmount staff members for ten years

of faithful service.

They are:

Cindy Lee

Robert Overman

Michael Parker

Leslie Webb

Starmount is so very blessed to have the

wonderful staff that we do supporting our

church and congregation. Watch for

more information on these staff members

and their contributions in the weeks to

come.

Personnel, Preschool, Fellowship &

Worship & Music Committees

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Milestones in Faith

Pastor Kathryn and Cindy Lee have been

working this summer with professional advice

from Gaye Brown and Kathryn McCrary to

assemble a new Foundations of Faith

Formation document to begin the 2017-2018

school year. The Milestones identified in the

document will serve as a roadmap for what

children should be learning by a certain age,

including The Lord’s Prayer, certain important

Bible verses, and worship concepts. Kathryn,

Cindy, and the Faith Formation Committee

are excited to incorporate these milestones

into the curriculum for the upcoming program

year. If you would like to see a copy of the

milestones, please ask Pastor Kathryn or Cindy!

Lillian Steele Residency Update

The Personnel Committee and Youth

Council, with the support

of Session, has been

diligently working to fill the

position of Lillian Steele

Resident for the 2017-2018

program year. GREAT

NEWS! At its August Session

meeting, it was unanimously

decided that Laura

Roberson be hired as the

first Lillian Steele Resident for Youth and

Young Adult Ministries. Laura, a Greensboro

native, recently graduated from UNC

Chapel Hill with a concentration in

Geography and Sociology. During her

studies, Laura worked for Young Life,

volunteering in the Pittsboro area schools.

By her senior year, Laura was serving as

coordinator of other volunteers, working

closely with parents and others for the

success of the program. Laura looks forward

to connecting with Starmount’s youth at

their school events, after school to talk

about life, and during Starmount’s activities.

Laura will be coordinating events for the

youth of Starmount, connecting with young

adults in the congregation and the

community, and leading worship as she

utilizes this year-long residency to discern

her call to ministry. Please give Laura a

warm Starmount welcome when you see her!

Guinness and the Good News

Guinness and the Good News continues at The

Porterhouse Bar & Grill! If you are a young adult

and would like to enjoy fellowship, food, and

great conversation, meet Pastor Kathryn and

others at 4608 W. Market Street (between

Montrose and N. Westgate Drive) for the

gathering’s next installment on Wednesday,

Missions

CROP WALK-October 15th!

We are excited to be participating

once again in the Greater Greensboro

Crop Walk! This event is always such

an inspiring scene: hundreds of our

Greensboro neighbors gathering at

the Grasshoppers’ stadium and walking together

in the name of fighting hunger. The walk partners

with Greensboro Urban Ministry and Church

World Service to raise money to feed the hungry

both locally and throughout the world. Feeling

helpless about how to make a difference in these

troubled times? Make a commitment to walk for

those who can’t and join our Starmount Crop

Walk Team! Contact Evelyn Garrison to sign up

to walk with our team on October 15th, and you

can begin collecting sponsorships from friends

and neighbors. The more walkers we get, the

more money we can raise! (And the more fun

the Crop Walk will be for all of us!) If you can’t

walk this year, please sponsor our team with a

donation. Step by step, we can make a difference!

Youth & Young Adults

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Leadership

Preschool Committee

September brings a lot of buzz to the

halls of Starmount with the start of

another school year at Starmount

Preschool. This year is no exception!

Enrollment at the start of the year is at

record-levels, including a waiting list in

more than one class. The hard work and

dedication of Preschool Director, Cindy

Lee, and her teaching staff continues to

pay off, including being named Favorite

Preschool in Greensboro by Triad Moms

on Main in 2017!

The Preschool Committee and Cindy

want to make sure that you are aware

of two very important preschool-related

events coming up this month:

Susan White Helping Hands Fund Offering

Susan White was a beloved and

devoted church member who served as

preschool director for many years before

she retired. After her retirement, the

preschool wanted to honor her by

creating the Susan White Helping Hands

Fund. This fund assists families going

through a short-term crisis, like

a parent losing a job or a medical

emergency. Through this Fund, we

have helped many families during

difficult times over the years. On Kickoff

Sunday each year, we have a special

collection during the offering specifically

for this Fund. This year, the Preschool

Committee is already aware of multiple

families in need of receiving help from

this fund. Please prayerfully consider

giving to the Susan White Helping Hands

Fund during Kickoff Sunday or at any

time throughout the year as you may be

able.

Fall Consignment Sale!

Since the fall of 2010, Starmount and its

Preschool have held a bi-annual

consignment sale: once in the fall for fall

and winter clothing and accessories,

and once in the spring for spring and

summer clothing and accessories. The

proceeds of the sale benefit the Susan

White Enrichment Fund, which provides

the Preschool with supplemental

learning for its students, including The

Creature Teacher, music, and a new

science component for this year. This

fall’s sale is quickly approaching:

September 19-21. Those who consign

receive 70% of their sales; if consignors

successfully complete two two-hour shifts

during the sale, they receive 80%! If you

would like to consign items, volunteer

during the sale, or provide snacks and

support to those working the sale, please

speak to Megan Chandler or Cindy Lee.

Written by Cindy Lee

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Fellowship

Dinner Reservations: $6.00 Adults,

$2.00 Kids 6-11, Free Kids under 6

Dinner 5:45-6:30 p.m. Program 6:30 p.m.

September 13: Linda Walbridge of The

Orange Bee - Benefits of pure local honey

and uses in daily life.

September 20: Operation Bedroll for the

homeless

September 27: Couponing in the 21st Century

October 4: Mission Trip Night & Salam

Neighbor Documentary

3 ways to sign up:

www.starmountpres.org

Sunday bulletin insert

Call the church office by Monday at noon

336.299.8131

Starmount

Outdoor Group

Kayaking: Saturday, September 9 at 9 a.m.

Paddle to be held at Lake Brandt, 5945 Lake Brandt Marina, Greensboro, NC

Kayak rentals are available for a small fee.

Also, there is a small fee for use of the boat

launch for those who bring their own boat.

Kayaking: Saturday, October 7 leave from Starmount at 9 a.m.

Paddle to be held at Lake Mackintosh Guilford-Mackintosh Marina,

1345 NC Highway 61, Whitsett, NC

336-449-2078

Kayak rentals are available for a small fee.

Also, there is a small fee for use of the boat

launch for those who bring their own boat.

In November, as the weather cools, we

might be able to sneak in one more paddle,

but if not, we'll plan a local hike. This outing

will be open to include youth with a parent/

guardian. More information to come on the

date and time for the event.

Trekking on Thursday. All folks from Starmount

are invited to join us Thursday evenings at

6:30 p.m., beginning September 7 for a one

hour walk on nearby walking paths. Trekking

on Thursday will continue throughout the fall;

however, the times and day of the week

may change as we move away from

daylight savings time.

For those who are paddling enthusiasts, in

November I am guiding a paddle in Charleston

for the Piedmont Hiking and Outing Club. If

you are interested in participating, I would be

happy to include you, but would need to

know asap as final plans are currently in the

process for lodging. Please contact me if you

have a question or, if you are interested in

joining us for any of the above events.

Jorja Waybrant - 717.357.2574

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New Yoga Class beginning September 14:

Out of the Chair!

Some of our longtime chair

class students have developed

their yoga skills to the point

where they need a little more

challenge. So we’re meeting that challenge

with a new class called Out of the Chair. Out of the Chair will be a gentle yoga class

that will be accessible for anyone who can

get down on the floor. It will include standing

asanas (poses) for strength building as well

as bringing in many other opportunities for

stretching, flexibility, and balance work

including kneeling and lying on the floor.

The class will be more gentle than the

current classes offered at 9:30 on Friday

and 5:30 on Sunday.

Out of the Chair will be appropriate for

students who have been attending chair

classes, but it is also a good opportunity for

students who have been apprehensive

about stepping into the more challenging

classes. Out of the Chair will be reactive to

the bodies of the students who come to the

class.

Out of the Chair classes will begin on

Thursday, September 14, at 11:30 am. If you

are interested in attending, simply wear

comfortable clothes in which you can move

easily. If you have a yoga mat, please bring

it, but we do have plenty of mats and other

props available in the yoga room.

If you have questions, please contact

Jennifer Dowler at jennifer@drachrom.com

or cell phone 336-312-9589. The September

class schedule will be:

Chair Classes – 11:30 -12:30 on Tuesday

and Friday

Out of the Chair – 11:30-12:30 on Thursday

Beginner/Intermediate Classes – 9:30 on

Friday and 5:30 on Sunday

Co-Ed Class – 7:00 on Wednesday

______________written by Jennifer Dowler

At a meeting on September 29, 1952 at

First Presbyterian Church, a committee

of ten was named to obtain Charter

Members for Starmount Church.

From the Sept. 27, 1992 Session meeting:

"Jim Layman reported for Betty Hankins

that the Foundation/Memorials

Committee has developed a prioritized

list of needs … submitted by sessional

committees... The top needs: new

telephone system, repairs and

replacement for playground equipment,

portable sound system, VCR's and TV's

for upper level classrooms … sound

system for nursery so workers can hear

worship."

"Deacons want better communication

between boards and for the

congregation. They suggest having

minutes of both boards available in the

library for anyone who wants to read

them.”

History Corner

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Library Written by Mary Jane Conger

Take Time for Your Life, A

Personal Coach’s Seven-Step

Program For Creating The Life

You Want by Cheryl Richardson.

“If you're tired of living a life that

feels out of control and are ready to live

life on your own terms--while still meeting

your responsibilities--get ready to take

action! Packed with useful exercises,

checklists, concrete advice, client

success stories, personal anecdotes, and

a wealth of resources, Cheryl Richardson's

seven-step program shows you how to

identify and eliminate the things in life

that are draining you and replace them

with the things that fuel you. She gives

you permission to put yourself at the top

of your list. By doing so, you will find not

only more energy and more enthusiasm

but also that your relationships, your

finances, your work, and your sense of

well-being are improved and better

balanced. Whether you're a corporate

executive working sixty hours a week, a

single parent trying to raise a family,

someone starting his or her own business,

or going back to school, Take Time for

Your Life shows you how to step back,

regain control, and make conscious

decisions about the future you'd like to

create. Richardson's strategies for

overcoming the obstacles that block you

from living the life you want will help you

discover a world in which your priority list

reflects your true desires. Take time for

your life--and begin living a life that you

love.” From publisher Call no.158.1 Ric 1998

The Girl With No Name by

Diney Costeloe. “A gripping

and moving novel about a

child who escapes from Nazi

Germany to England on the Kindertransport.

Lise is thirteen when she arrives in England

in August 1939, with just one precious

letter from the mother she will never see

again. Bullied at school for being German,

worse is to come when the Blitz blows her

new home apart and she wakes up in

hospital, with no memory of who she is or

where she came from. Only the letter in

her pocket gives a clue as to her identity,

so the authorities give Lise a new name,

make her a ward of court and dispatch

her to a children's home. But one person

is sure that she is still alive - Harry, the

trouble-prone boy who protected her at

school is determined to find and rescue Lise

again if he can.” Publisher’s blurb Call no. F

Cos 2016

ONE CHURCH, ONE BOOK Hidden Figures, The American Dream and

the Untold Story of the Black Women

Mathematicians Who Helped Win the

Space Race by Margot Lee Shetterly

The book, which was also an Oscar-

nominated hit movie, is the incredible

untold story of three African-American

women working at NASA who served as the

mathematical brains behind the successful

launch of America’s first astronaut into

orbit, John Glenn…Many of the women

recruited for the Space Task Group came

from Woman’s College, now UNCG.”

Copies of the book are available at

church. Attend the discussion on Sept. 19 at 7:00 p.m. or Sept. 20 at noon. Both sessions

will be in the library. Please sign your name

to the card in the book and leave on the

table, or bring to check-out basket in the

library. The books need to be returned to

the Church Library by Sept. 24th so Mary

Jane can return them to the Public Library.

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Friday, September 1 Church Offices Close at 12:30 pm 9:30-10:30 am Yoga Class, Room 321 11:30 am-12:30 pm Chair Yoga Class, Room 321

*Sunday, September 3 5:30-6:30 pm Yoga Class Cancelled

Monday, September 4 Church Offices and Preschool Closed

Tuesday, September 5 9:15 a.m. Mobile Meal Deliveries 11:30-12:30 Chair Yoga Class, Room 321 7-8 p.m. Personnel Committee

Wednesday, September 6 7-8 p.m. Co-ed Yoga Class, Room 321 8-10 p.m. Guinness & the Good News

*Thursday, September 7 9:15 a.m. Preschool Committee 6:30-8 p.m. Chancel Choir Rehearsal

Friday, September 8

9:30-10:30 a.m.

Yoga Class, Room 321

11:30-12:30

Chair Yoga Class, Room 321

*Sunday, September 10 11:15 a.m. Kick-off Sunday Church Picnic/Cookout 5:30-6:30 p.m. Mission Committee Yoga, Room 321 6-7 p.m. Building & Grounds 7-8 p.m. Faith Formation

Monday, September 11 5-6 p.m. YWCA Family Shelter Dinner 6-7 p.m. Fellowship Committee

Tuesday, September 12 11:30-12:30 Chair Yoga Class, Room 321 1:30 p.m. Caring Ministries

Tuesday, September 12 cont’d 5-6 p.m. Admin. Committee 6-7 p.m. Worship & Music 7 p.m. Martha Circle, Parlor

Wednesday, September 13 5:45-7:30 p.m. Wonderful Wednesday Series 7-8 p.m. Co-ed Yoga Class, Room 321

*Thursday, September 14 11:30-12:30 Yoga: Out of the Chair, Room 321 6-6:45 p.m. Handbell Rehearsals resume 6-7 pm.

Finance Committee

7-8:30 p.m. Chancel Choir Rehearsal

Friday, September 15 9:30-10:30 a.m. Yoga Class, Room 321 11:30-12:30 Chair Yoga Class, Room 321

*Sunday, September 17 Staff Appreciation 11:10-11:30 a.m. Children’s Choir Rehearsal 11:15-12:30 Just Lunch 5:30-6:30 p.m. Yoga Class, Room 321 7-8 p.m. Session Meeting, Room 319

Tuesday, September 19 11:30-12:30 Chair Yoga Class, Room 321 7 p.m. One Church, One Book, Library

Wednesday, September 20 12-1 p.m. One Church, One Book, Library 5:45-7:30 p.m. Wonderful Wednesday Series 7-8 p.m. Co-ed Yoga Class, Room 321 7:30-9:30 p.m. Preschool Kids Consignment Sale

*Thursday, September 21 8 am-1 pm Preschool Kids Consignment Sale 11:30 am Higher Ground Ministry

Thursday, September 21 cont’d 11:30 am-12:30 pm Yoga: Out of the Chair, Room 321 7-8:30 pm Chancel Choir Rehearsal

Friday, September 22 8 am - 1 pm Preschool Kids Consignment Sale 9:30-10:30 am Yoga Class, Room 321 11:30 am-12:30 pm Chair Yoga Class, Room 321

*Saturday, September 23 8 am-1 pm Preschool Kids Consignment Sale

*Sunday, September 24 11 a.m. Congregational Meeting 11:10-11:30 a.m.

Children’s Choir Rehearsal

11:15 a.m. The Five Senses of Worship

5:30-6:30 pm Yoga, Room 321

Tuesday, September 26 11:30 am-12:30 pm Chair Yoga Class, Room 321

Wednesday, September 27 5:45-7:30 pm Wonderful Wednesday Series 7-8 pm Co-ed Yoga Class, Room 321

*Thursday, September 28 9:30-10:30 am Star Press Volunteers 11:30 am-12:30 pm Yoga: Out of the Chair, Room 321 7-8:30 pm Chancel Choir Rehearsal

Friday, September 29

9:30-10:30 am Yoga Class, Room 321 11:30 am-12:30 pm Chair Yoga Class, Room 321

September 2017 Calender

* Weekly Recurring Events:

SUNDAYS

8:30-11:30 a.m.

Childcare

8:45 a.m.

Continental

Breakfast

9 a.m.

Sunday School

10 a.m.

Worship

10:15 a.m.

Children’s Church

(2nd-4th Sundays)

THURSDAYS 7-8:30 a.m.

Men’s Bible Study -

River Landing

SATURDAYS

8:30-10:30 a.m.

Community Garden

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Volunteer Central

Acolytes

3 Abigail Folikouevi

10 Matt Gundaker

17 Samuel Wondji

24 Fidelia Allah-Issem

Scripture Readers

3 Bryan Starrett

10 Dinny Sisley

17 Paul Parker

24 April Hamilton

Ushers

3 Team 2 - No Head Usher

10 Team 3 - Bryan Starrett, Head

17 Team 4 - Gary Webb, Head

24 Team 5 - Brad Smith, Head

Door Greeters

3 Jim and Nancy Sands

10 Joel and Patty Ritter

17 Dewey and Flo Crutchfield

24 Matt and Vicki Winters

Welcome Desk

3 Sue Smith

10 Jinny Buchanan

17 May Williams

24 Patty Ritter

Sound / Video Booth

3 Richard Porter/

10 Carter Walton/Rachel Young

17 Campbell Buchanan/

David Buchanan

24 Richard Porter/

Opener / Closers

3 Parks Williams/Brownie Owens

10 Parks Williams/Austin Campbell

17 Parks Williams/ Kevin Kattmann

24 Parks Williams/Ray Shelton

Collection Counting Schedule

3 Lauren Shook and Ben Parks

10 Susan Porter and Kathie Tiedeman

17 Anna Lewis and Jim Hooper

24 April Hamilton and Drew Chandler

Parking Lot Greeters

3 Fred Campbell

10 Mitchell Hunt

17 Stan Dixon

24 Steve Blackwood

Breakfast Set-up

3 TBD

10 Barb Newbauer

17 Jim and Jean Fisher

24 Drake and Jennifer Dowler

If you’ve arrived at the church on Sunday

mornings prior to worship, you’ve noticed that a

simple continental breakfast is available in the

Gathering Space. For the last year, this breakfast

has been acquired and set up by a wonderful

team of volunteers. This team is looking for

additional members to assist in this weekly task.

By helping serve the church in this way,

volunteers would go shopping for simple

continental breakfast items (fruit, juice, pastries,

etc.) and set them up by 8:45 on the designated

Sunday morning. With the submission of the

receipt, full reimbursement would be available.

If you would like more information or would like

to assist in this way, please contact Brenda Triplett

or Pastor Kathryn. Thanks for prayerfully considering

this request!

BREAKFAST ON SUNDAYS

Ministers

Intentional Interim Pastor

Reverend John Muse

336-707-1536

jmuse@starmountpres.org

Associate Pastor

Reverend Dr. Kathryn G. N. Campbell

Ext. 113

kathryn@starmountpres.org

Pastor Emeritus

Reverend Dr. George C. Carpenter

Parish Visitor

Reverend Dr. Ken Meeks, Jr.

kmjr@triad.rr.com

Church Staff

9:00 a.m. Sunday School

10 a.m.

Worship/

Children’s Sunday School

Director of Worship Arts Robert Overman Ext. 120 bob@starmountpres.org

Pianist/Organist Michael Parker michael@starmountpres.org

Director of Congregational Fellowship Leslie Webb Ext. 118 leslie@starmountpres.org

Communications Director Becky Deakins Ext. 115 becky@starmountpres.org

Director of Finance & Administration Libby Wilson Ext. 117 libby@starmountpres.org

Administrative Office Manager Brenda Triplett Ext. 110 brenda@starmountpres.org

Accounting Clerk Billie Toney Ext. 111 billie@starmountpres.org

Lillian Steele Resident for Youth & Young Adults Laura Roberson resident@starmountpres.org 336-455-2515

Preschool Director and Director of Children & Youth Ministries Cindy Lee Ext. 124 preschool@starmountpres.org

Custodian Y’Mem

336.299.8131

3501 West Market Street

Greensboro, NC 27403