INFORMER
July 2011
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Volume 38, Issue 7
Vanderburg United Methodist Church, (704) 663-1690
MEETINGS
Wednesday, July 6
Friendship Club Meeting
at 9:15am
Sunday, July 10
UMM Breakfast Meeting:
7:00am
Monday, July 11
UMW Meeting at 7:00pm
Thursday, July 14
Preschool Team Meeting at
6pm
Sunday, July 17
PPR Meeting at 6:30pm
Saturday, July 23
J.O.Y. Club Meeting:
10am-2pm
Report from annual conference
Newsflash from Western North Carolina Conference!!!!! Stuart Auditorium is now fully air
conditioned! The business of the church was conducted in a much more comfortable
environment with the reprieve from the June heat.
The theme of the conference was “Inspire the Living Faith”. In recognizing that faith without
works is dead, we were encouraged to be missional churches…to go beyond the walls of the
church, go into the community/world and spread the love and gospel of Jesus Christ. This was
strongly emphasized every day in every service and meeting.
Bill Wyman, who is retiring, was recognized for his 19 years of service as conference treasurer.
Jennifer Burton was elected as the new treasurer effective June 1, 2011. Also, a budget of
$14,353,102 was approved for the coming year. This is a reduction from last year’s budget.
The proposal to reduce the number of districts from 15 to 8 was approved. This will enable a
savings of $1,500,000 annually. Bishop Goodpaster will begin the process of redrawing the
district boundaries. This new re-districting should be fully implemented by January 1, 2013.
The Denman Award for Evangelism is given to people who exemplify the highest ideals of
Christian Discipleship. Nominated by his peers, the clergy award was presented to Jamie
Hamrick of Rocky Mount UMC. Please offer him your congratulations for a well deserved
recognition.
Sunday, July 24
Outreach Meeting at 5:30pm At the services during the conference, 39 men and women were commissioned as provisional
members, with one associate member. A special time was set Friday morning to recognize
Monday, July 25
retiring clergy. Together, 20 clergy men and women have given 1,155 years of service.
Blood Drive from
Naturally, as with many clergy, they are not fully retiring, just moving on to other endeavors.
3:30pm-7:30pm
A Celebration of Life was held Saturday morning to remember 52 clergy and clergy spouses
Every Tuesday
who were ‘called home’ during the past year. Our former pastor, Rev. Oren Edmonds, was
Prayer Study at 10:00am
remembered during this time.
Middle School Youth at 6:30
Five deacons and 21 elders were ordained at the Saturday evening service. One of the elders
was Rev. Mandy Neill Jones, daughter of Monte and Janice Neill from Rocky Mount. Many of
Every Wednesday
you know this family.
Confirmation Class from
4:30-5:45pm
Worship Team Practice from On Friday evening a special service celebrated Mission and Ministries. I was honored as I
walked to the front of the auditorium and presented the check you sent from Vanderburg for the
5:00pm-6:00pm
Central Conference Pension Initiative. All conference offerings went to this pension fund with a
Youth Group at 6:00pm
total given during the week is $82516.10.
Choir Practice at 7:00pm
NEWSLETTER
DEADLINE!
Sunday, July 17
Last, but certainly not least, the appointments for the coming year were established. I’m happy
to confirm the report that Rev. Susan German was assigned to Vanderburg UMC for another
year of service.
I had a very delightful first experience as your lay delegate…seeing old friends, making new
acquaintances, and enjoying the beauty of Lake Junaluska. Thank you for entrusting me to
represent this congregation at annual conference. I look forward to next year!
-Brenda Byrd, Lay Delegate
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JULY BIRTHDAYS
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Tyler Hill
Savannah Bailey
Danny Mundy
Marley Neill
Patrick Drew McCarter
Darla Kaufman
Margaret Melchor
Patsy Honeycutt
Sarah Grace Sells
Stephen Bottoms
Sheila Wooten Thompson
Jonathan Evans
Michael Freeze
Julia McClain
Joe Setzer
Kristian Belk
Jake Merkel
Alexis Crispell
Cindy Brotherton
Kathleen Murphy
Marie Bowers
Matthew Crisp
Faye Ketchie
Brad Christenberry
Sue Ann Garner
Devon Ludwick
Lori McDaniels
Libby Lowder
Odessa Overcash
Pam Brown
Thomas Ritchie
Veronica Tutino
Jason Overcash
Ray Taylor
Teresa Moose
Travis Templeton
Kathy Coyle
Doris Bradshaw
Abby Pardew Ott
Greg Whitfield
Sonja Beaver
Noah Fogleman
JULY ANNIVERSARIES
1 - Dwight & Judy Neill
Jerry & Dianne Neill
2 - Irvin & Joyce Cannon
5- Meaghann & Kris Napert
Johann & Annabella
Stoltz
14- Corey & Kelly Malcom
20 - Eddie & Kathy Neel
27 - David & Kay Edmonds
30 - Mark & Nancy Brawley
MISSIONS
Thanks to all of you who helped support Chloe Winecoff’s project of
“Undies for Sundays”.
Our July/August mission project will be school supplies for the Shepherd
School 5th grade classes. This year the school is asking five churches in
the area to sponsor one grade each. Vanderburg has been asked to help
the 5th grade. With the budget cuts in our school system, the county is
only providing $50 per grade. Shepherd School has four 5th grade
classes, equating to $12.50 per classroom for supplies. The list below
seems massive; however, these items would supply each of the four
classrooms with needed items for the year. Granted, some students can
afford to purchase their own supplies, but there are many families
who live below the poverty level and cannot afford the tools for
their child’s education.
If you would prefer to give a cash donation I will be happy to
purchase the items for you. Please place the items in the box in the
narthex.
Teachers spend so much out of pocket money for snacks, treats, etc.
Let’s see what we can do to make a significant impact toward this need.
100 two inch three ring binders
100 five subject spiral notebooks
100 one subject spiral notebooks
100 sets of dividers with pockets
200 pkgs. Wide ruled notebook
paper
100 pkg. red pens
100 pkg. pencil top erasers
100 pkg. expo markers
100 (100) 3 x 5 blank index cards
300 boxes of tissues
200 bottles of hand sanitizer
200 pkg. black or blue pens
APRIL
BY MY PRESENCE
Attendance Totals:
As of June 19, 2011
Early Service- 64
Sunday School- 297
Worship Service- 379
100 three ring zipper pencil
pouches
100 two subject spiral notebooks
100 bound composition notebooks
100 pkg. colored pencils
100 pkg. #2 pencils
100 pkg. highlighters
100 pkg. expo marker erasers
200 canisters of Clorox wipes
200 rolls of paper towels
100 bottles of expo cleaner
100 white out tapes
FRIENDSHIP
CLUB
The Friendship Club will meet
Wednesday, July 6 at 9:15am for a
short business meeting followed by
a trip to the Mooresville Museum.
CHILDREN AND YOUTH
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Go wild on a faith journey with Jesus!
Grab a vine, brave the rapids, and prepare for a BIG
JUNGLE ADVENTURE! Kids (and volunteers!) won't want
to miss a minute of this big adventure where they can
go wild for Jesus! Complete with interactive and
engaging activities, kids will learn about Jesus'
amazing love all day, every day. Five Bible stories
focus on Jesus' work for His beloved children.
Key Theme: A Faith Journey with Jesus.
Vacation Bible School
We kick of the BIG JUNGLE ADVENTURE! July 18th. Be
sure to clear your calendars, invite your friends and
come have fun with FIVE amazing animal friends!!
We ask that you prayerfully consider volunteering at
VBS 2011. Our prayer is that we have many children
and therefore we will need all the help we can get.
You can let Stephanie Johnson know that you are
willing and able to assist
at mrs_lineberry@yahoo.com .
Children’s
CHURCH
Children’s Church
Volunteers,
Please check bulletins for
schedule or pick up one at
the church. Please let
Stephanie Johnson know if
you won’t be able to make
it so we can arrange
substitutes.
Thank you.
Vacation Bible School is scheduled for
Sunday, July 17 - July 22.
The theme is a Jungle theme.
Supper will be served at 5:45pm each night and
Bible School begins at 6:15pm and ends at
8:15pm. Remember to be in the sanctuary by
9:30am on Sundays to learn some new VBS
songs.
YOUTH
YOUTH VBS 2011: "URBAN JUNGLE"
We will kick off our expedition through this “Jungle” on July 17 th with a picnic
“Summer Days @ the Hayes”. Road trips, service, eye opening adventures
and a hard look at what we stand for as disciples in this jungle, will complete
our expedition.
The next Parent Bulletin will have final schedules and permission forms.
Middle School Youth Group will meet on Tuesdays from 6 – 7:30. If you are in 6th
through 8th grade please join us for fun and fellowship!
If you would like to contribute some items to the Flood Buckets please ask one of
the Youth Members. They will gladly help you!
Confirmation Classes started up on June 29th. Please keep the young people in
your prayers as they make a decision this summer.
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NURTURE
The Nurture Committee would like to make the addresses of the
military and the college student addresses available to anyone
who would like to send them mail. If any other college student
would like to be added, please see Dena Younts or email me at
Whizzer628@aol.com. Please send cards or notes, upper rooms
etc. to let them know you’re thinking of them.
Dustin Belk
149 Hunt Club Lane, Apt. L
Raleigh, NC 27606
Jessica P. Josey
Wingate University
PO Box 2347
Wingate, NC 28174
Kristen Belk
23 Cat’s Den Dr., Apt. 412
Cullowhee, NC 28723
Caroline Bottoms
915 West Lee St., Apt. 309
Greensboro, NC 27401
Stephen Bottoms
2805 Isabella Drive
Raleigh, NC 27603
Tyler Brooks
East Carolina University
413 Clement Hall
Greenville, NC 27858-5343
Alex Younts
Unit 336-A
2110 Avent Ferry Road
Raleigh, NC 27606
Sgt. Sam Whitman
HHC 2-18 INF, SNIPERS
FOB KINDUZ
APO, AE 09368
Awaiting addresses for:
Matthew Moore and SPC Richard Funk.
*Please, if you have any additions, changes, or updates let Dena
Younts know at Whizzer628@aol.com so we can have a correct
list. I want to be in better contact with our college students and
those in the military. Also, if you would like me to have their email
addresses for myself or to add to the list please indicate in writing
to me by email. Thank you.
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SAFE SANCTUARY
CPR TRAINING
CPR Training will be held Saturday, July 9 from
7am-5pm.
People who are signed up should meet in the
fellowship hall by 8:50am so we may begin at
9am. Please wear comfortable clothes because
we will be working on the floor! Bring $5 for your
card and books are available for purchase for
$13. Please call Charmaigne if you have any
questions
J.O.Y.
CLUB
Will be meeting
on Saturday,
July 23 from
10am-2pm.
W.A.G.
We are planning a Beth
Moore study. Please let
Charmaigne, Caroline
Hayes or Marguerite
Byerle know if you are
planning on joining us.
Also, let me know
whether Thursday
evenings are still good
for the summer. Keep
your eye on the
bulletin for the next
meeting date.
-Charmaigne
CHORAL NOTE
Choir Weekend- Oct. 21-23 at Lake Junaluska, NC
Registration is open to all Adult choir members and anyone who loves to sing good music! We will rehearse and
perform anthems to bring back to sing at Vanderburg. Contact me if interested at 828-302-3815.
The choir is open to anyone who loves to make a joyful noise to our Lord and Savior Jesus Christ!
-Anna
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SUNDAY SERVICES
preschool
EARLY SERVICE
8:45AM
SUNDAY SCHOOL 9:45AM
WORSHIP
11:00AM
JULY
Hello Church Family,
Our preschool is growing! We currently have 19 children enrolled, with expectations
of more to come. The classrooms are starting to look more like preschool classrooms,
and open house is right around the corner, scheduled for August 29th and 30th. There
are still a few spaces available for all ages, so if you are interested in enrolling you
preschooler, now is the time.
During Vacation Bible School, Scholastic Books will be hosting a book fair, all the
proceeds will go toward buying books for the preschool. A wish list will be available. If
you should have any questions contact Laura Rust.
I am also looking to recruit some volunteers to help with all sorts of different types of
jobs, such as preparing the playground for the opening of preschool, putting together
toys, sorting books and decorating rooms. I especially need help with preparing one
of the hall closets with shelves for storage items. There is a place for everyone to help
if you are willing.
Thank you to everyone for the help that you have already provided, this would not of
been possible without God, my church family and friends.
Blessings to All,
Veronica Naas
ACOLYTES
3- Garrett Jones
10- Lydia McClain
17- Randy Peltier
24- Kody Armstrong
31- Aaron Weddington
BELL RINGERS
3- Jeremy Erwin
10- Kaley Honeycutt
17- Kody Armstrong
24- Available
31-Available
USHERS
3- Rex Edmonds (L)
Payne Edmonds
David Edmonds
10- Dwight Neill (L)
Randy Woodward
Irvin Cannon
17- Paul McClain Family
METHODIST WOMEN
The United Methodist Women meet on Monday,
July 11th at 7:00pm. Doris Armstrong will present the program and
Barbara Hunsucker will provide the refreshments.
Appreciation and thanks to all who helped make our Festival of
Tables a big success. To those who bought tickets to be our guests, our
table decorators, the food committee and those who prepared food, our
servers, and for the donations of door prizes, time and money we
say thank you very much.
We still have walnuts and pecans for sale. Please contact Joyce
Cannon for your purchase.
The UMW will be sponsoring a Blood Drive, Monday, July 25th from
3:30pm-7:00pm.
METHODIST MEN
The United Methodist Men will meet Sunday,
July 10 at 7:00am for
their monthly
breakfast meeting.
24- James Waggoner (L)
Caleb Weddington
Tony Fogleman
31- Tony Fogleman (L)
Noah Fogleman
David Edmonds
NURSERY WORKERS
3- Matt & Melissa Fulbright
10- Cindy Pardew & Angela
Ketchie
17- Vicki Brooks & Randa
Templeton
24- Frankie Sue Coleman &
Alice Freeze
31- Kathy Neel & Ashley Pulver
KIDS J.A.M. WORKERS
3- Caroline Hayes
Veronica & Harley Naas
10- NB & Donna Arnold
17- Stephanie Johnson
Karen Peltier
24- Paul & Mary McClain
Ron & Sherry Armstrong
31- Malease S. & Sara S.
Winecoff Family
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MEMORIAL GIFTS
NEW ADDRESSES:
Sgt. Sam Whitman
HHC 2-18 INF, SNIPERS
FOB KUNDUZ
APO, AE 09368
Charles Rodden
108 Perennial Drive
Mooresville, NC 28115
(704)663-0856
*Please update your
directories.
Given to General Budget in
Memory of:
Clara B. Settlemeyer given
by:
Myrtle Harkey
Marjorie Settlemeyer given
by:
Myrtle Harkey
Chase Faust given by:
Myrtle Harkey
M/M Lloyd Smith
Franklin Belk given by:
Dorothy Ealy
South Iredell Soccer Assoc.
M/M Kevin Smith
Given to the Methodist Men
in Memory of:
Franklin Belk given by:
Sonja Beaver
Harold Beaver given by:
Sonja Beaver
Given to Rick’s Ride in
Memory of:
Franklin Belk given by:
Veronica Tutino
Given to the Preschool in
Memory of:
Franklin Belk given by:
M/M Stan Stutts
Given to the General
Budget in Honor of:
Annabella Stoltz given by:
Ginny McLean
Virginia Brown given by:
Ginny McLean
Brenda Williams given by:
Ginny McLean
Given to the Sherrill
Scholarship in Honor of:
2011 Graduates given by:
M/M Jerry Smith
Given to the Lowder
Scholarship in Honor of:
M/M Richard Lowder given
by:
Evelyn Smith
REMEMBER IN PRAYER
TO REMEMBER IN PRAYER:
Dylan Palladino, Bill & Lois Benfield, Ed Carriker, Nancy & Zonnie Belk,
Jimmy Brooks, Don Sherrill, Alice Brawley, Myrtle Harkey, Maralyn Wood,
Susan Koury, Rick Owens, Edwin Crispell, Harry Moore, Jennifer Benfield,
Ginny McLean, Seth Jenks, Donna Arnold, Cindy Bowers, Greg Whitfield,
Brenda Waugh, David Blair, Steve Heslop, Jean McIntyre, Marjorie Mecomber,
Amy Winecoff, Nancy Brawley’s Mother, Jack & Emily Overcash,
Christopher Stutts, Dwight Neill, Timmy Belcher, Stuart Raynor, Keith Nance,
Pat Douglas, Susan Fogleman & Family, Jim & Betty Winecoff, Patsy Honeycutt,
Linda Sell’s sister, Chase Faust’s Family, Maxine Gibson’s Family,
Martha Overcash’s Daughter-Debra Neill, Shirley Key and The Belk Family.
*Please inform the secretary of any changes.
HOMEBOUND, MILITARY, and CARE FACILITIES
Members in Military
Service:
Richard Funk
Michael Kaufman
Anthony Miller
Sammy Whitman
Canaan Stanley
Timothy Doster
Daniel Davis
Our Members in Care
Facilities:
Genesis Center,
Mooresville - Mary Harwell
- Pat Douglas
Heritage Place, Statesville
-Evelyn Day
Summit Place, Mooresville
-Eunice Waugh
-Ruth Overcash
Homebound Members:
Helen Neel
April Ritchie
Margaret Melchor
Harry Moore
Martha Overcash
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IMPORTANT DATES
Miscellaneous
YOU’RE INVITED:
You are invited to a baby shower for Sarah & Scott Walker on Friday, July 15, from 2 to 4.
Proud Grandparents are Roger & Debbie Walker. The shower is being given by Brenda Griffin
& Rhonda Douthit, aunt & cousin of Scott. They are registered at Babies ‘r’ us.
Thank you:
A huge, BIG thank you to Laura Rust and Lou Anne
Steelman for providing the Mother’s Day and Father’s Day
gifts that were presented to our Mothers and Fathers.
Wednesday, July 6
Friendship Club Meeting and
trip to the Mooresville
Museum at 9:15am
Sunday, July 10
UMM Breakfast Meeting:
7:00am
Free Blood Pressure Screening
from 9:45am-10:45am
Monday, July 11
UMW Meeting at 7:00pm
Thursday, July 14
Preschool Team Meeting
at 6pm
Sunday, July 17
PPR Meeting at 6:30pm
NEWSLETTER DEADLINE!
Youth Picnic
THANK YOU:
Monday, July 18 –
Thursday, July 21
Youth VBS from 6pm-8pm
Dear Vanderburg UMC,
Thank you for your donation to the Iredell Statesville School Bible Association this
year. It would be much appreciated if you could remember us in your budget next
year, God willing. Please keep us in your thoughts and prayers that the word of
God might be spread.
God Bless,
Ethan Fesperman, West Iredell Bible Student
Monday, July 18Friday, July 22
Vacation Bible School:
5:45pm-8:15pm
Saturday, July 23
J.O.Y. Club Meeting:
10am-2pm
Buddy network
Members of our Vanderburg family; do you have a passion for a hobby or a craft, do
you like to chat and encourage, are you a particular team’s ultimate fan, do you have
a taste for reading or exploring? If you answered YES to any of these questions and
you would like to be “buddied up” with a youth member, I would like to encourage you
to contact me. This acquaintance between you and the youth member will be multi
layered. First it will be another adult that they connect with. Someone other than their
parents or teacher that encourages them and remind them of what they need to be
doing. It will be a way for you to get to know their world. This could take up as much or
as little time as you have. A Facebook or e-mail check in, a card on their birthdays and
maybe a wave at church. Through this we hope that you can talk about your worship
and prayer styles and habits and share life truths.
Please pray about this project and if you are already in such a relationship with a
youth or child, please share it with me. Thanks again for your partnership in
ministering to our youth.
-Charmaigne
Sunday, July 24
Rick’s Ride Ice Cream
Supper: 5pm-6:30pm
Outreach Meeting at 5:30pm
Monday, July 25
Blood Drive: 3:30pm-7pm
Every Tuesday
Prayer Study at 10am
Middle School Youth at 6pm
Every Wednesday
Confirmation Class at 4:30pm
Worship Team Practice
from 5:00pm-6:00pm
Youth Group at 6:00pm
Choir Practice at 7:00pm
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Mills Family Farm Horse Show
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Sponsors
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Please remember to support our horse show sponsors listed
below. They have been kind enough to donate over $9000 in
prizes to help attract lots of riders. With their help, we were
able to raise over $3000 for the playground.
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Diamond Sponsors (Donated over
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$1000 in funds or gift items)
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Ideal Image Laser Hair Removal-6000 Fairview Road,
Charlotte, NC 1-800-BE-IDEAL
Regional Chiropractic Center-127-D Promenade Drive
Mooresville, NC 28117 (704) 664-1031
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Silver Sponsors (Donated $25 in funds
Platinum Sponsors (Donated over $250
in funds or gift items)
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Acupuncture Center for Balance and Healing-709-20
Northeast Drive, Davidson, NC
704- 896-0217
A Tasteful Solution Catering and Events-1827
Shearers Road, Davidson, NC 704-239-7868
The Icing and the Cake-131-B Williamson Rd.
Mooresville, NC 704-663-0399
Fratelli’s Pizza-Rant-106 Argus Lane, Mooresville, NC
704-799-9876
Troutman Day Spa-155 S. Eastway Dr. Suite D,
Troutman, NC 704-677-3127
Threaded Memory-Mooresville, NC 704-756-2564
YMCA of Barium Springs – Troutman, NC
Threaded Memory – T-Shirt Quilts by Barb Riter –
704-756-2564
Slick Events Photography – Mooresville, NC 704-9041217
Gold Sponsors (Donated over $100 in
funds or gift items)
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Barnett Websites-Lake Norman Area 704-929-9614
PC Fix-Lake Norman Area 704-644-3760
Dirty Boy’s Car Detailing and Pressure Washing-276
East Plaza Drive Mooresville, NC
704-696-0063
Live It Xtreme Sports and Fitness-769 River Highway,
Mooresville, NC 704-662-8274
Cathy’s Cushions-477 Lytton Street, Troutman, NC
704-881-2581
Harrington Grading and Hauling-312 Piney Grove
Road, Harmony, NC 704-425-2278
Black Horse Creations-www.blackhorsecreations.com
Griffin Brothers-www.griffinbrothers.com
Farris Ervin Enterprises, Inc. –Troutman, NC 704528-3359
Naturally Better- Health Analysis – Troutman, NC
Cabana Tan-891 Old Mountain Road Statesville, NC
704-528-1098
AAA Discount Auto Sales-1994 Charlotte Hwy,
Mooresville, NC 704-990-5448
Salon-de-Lis’-129 Williamson Road # C, Mooresville,
NC 704 799-7768
The Soda Shop-104 South Main Street Davidson, NC
704-896-7743
FlatIron Kitchen and Taphouse-215 South Main Street
Davidson, NC 704-237-3246
Merle Norman-169 North Main Street Mooresville,
NC 704-664-2610
Armstrong Marine Service-477 Lytton St., Troutman,
NC 704-528-9489
Lake Norman Taekwondo America-Joe V. Knox Blvd,
Mooresville, NC 704-663-0001
The Porch Parrot – downtown Mooresville
LKN Taekwondo – Mooresville, NC
Macie’s Tuxedo Rental – Mooresville, NC
Southern States Stores - Statesville, NC
or gift items)
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Memory Lane Museums-769 River Highway,
Mooresville, NC 704-662-3673
Massage by Michele Ammons-704-929-6269
Carolina Blue House Cleaning-704-777-9207
Edible Arrangements-638 River Hwy # D, Mooresville,
NC 704-658-0006
Ahlara-155 Joe V Knox Avenue, Mooresville, NC
704-662-0946
Noble Acres – equestrian boarding and training –
Mooresville, NC
Paws on the Plaza – pet boarding facility–
Mooresville, NC
Randall Veterinary Clinic – Mooresville, NC
The Daily Grind – coffee shop downtown Mooresville,
NC
Savvy Salon – Charlotte, NC
What-A-Buy – Mooresville, NC
The Martial Arts Center – Statesville, NC
Fleur-de-Lis Salon – Mooresville, NC
Caribou Coffee – Mooresville, NC
BB&T – downtown Mooresville branch
The Big Top Soda Shop – Troutman, NC
Crosslink Coatings – Mooresville, NC
Nelson’s Western Wear – Mooresville, NC
Carolina Blue House Cleaning – Mooresville, NC
Mills Family Farm – Mooresville, NC 704-960-2994
Other supporting businesses that were in
attendance:
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Jayne’s Village Tack-Davidson, NC 704-895-4240
Mobile Large Veterinary Services-325 South Main
Street, Troutman, NC 704-528-1717
Harrington Farrier Services-312 Piney Grove Rd,
Harmony, NC 704-425-2278
Equestrian Images-704-496-1692
EVENTS
Vanderburg UMC
1809 Charlotte Hwy.
Mooresville, NC 28115
Phone
(704)663-1690
Fax
(704) 664-9406
E-mail
vumc@windstream.net
Our Mission:
Follow Jesus
Make Disciples
Transform the World
We’re on the Web!
See us at:
www.vanderburgumc.org
Listen to us on Radio
Station: WHIP 1350 AM
Wednesday, July 6
Friendship Club Meeting and trip
to the Mooresville Museum at
9:15am
Saturday, July 23
J.O.Y. Club Meeting: 10am-2pm
HELP NEEDED:
Middle School Youth at 6pm
sfogleman@windstream.net.
Are you interested in
becoming a Sunday
Sunday, July 24
School Teacher? "I
Rick’s
Ride
Ice
Cream
Supper:
5pmSunday, July 10
6:30pm
UMM Breakfast Meeting: 7:00am
cannot be here every
Outreach Meeting at 5:30pm
Free Blood Pressure Screening
Sunday." Consider
from 9:45am-10:45am
Monday, July 25
being a Substitute! We
Blood Drive: 3:30pm-7pm
Monday, July 11
have a need for YOU.
UMW Meeting at 7:00pm
Please contact Susan
Fogleman if you feel
Thursday, July 14
Every Tuesday
Preschool Team Meeting at 6pm
this is your time at
Prayer Study at 10am
Sunday, July 17
PPR Meeting at 6:30pm
NEWSLETTER DEADLINE!
Youth Picnic
Monday, July 18 –
Thursday, July 21
Youth VBS from 6pm-8pm
Monday, July 18-Friday, July 22
Vacation Bible School:
5:45pm-8:15pm
Every Wednesday
Confirmation Class from
4:30-5:45pm
Worship Team Practice
from 5:00pm-6:00pm
Youth Group at 6:00pm
Choir Practice at 7:00pm
The UMW will be sponsoring a
Blood Drive, Monday, July 25th
from 3:30pm-7:00pm.