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Senior Tap and Fitness

Another opportunity for a low-impact workout, this group meets at 1:30 p.m. on Tuesdays and Thursdays in the fellowship hall.

Camp Crafters

Camp Crafters meet Monday at 9:30 a.m. in the Fellowship Hall to learn new crafts from each other. Their handiwork often is in support of other ministries of the church and sometimes is sold to benefit a designated project. The Crafters also enjoy a variety of social events each year.

Basket Weavers

Our basket weavers meet most Tuesdays at 9 a.m. in the fellowship hall to work on projects for themselves and the church bazaar. Beginners welcome!

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Fellowship Dinners
Our church enjoys fellowship at monthly dinners that may be followed by a special program or activity, held the first Wednesday

at 6:30 p.m. in Asbury Hall. Reservations are encouraged.

Note: None in July or August

Firm Believers

Enjoy aerobic exercise to the inspirational sounds of

contemporary Christian music

with the Firm Believers exercise group. Bring a floor mat for a

low-impact workout Monday and Thursday at 4 p.m. in the fellowship hall. "So we do not lose heart. For though outer nature is wasting away, our inner nature is being renewed every day." II Cor. 4:16.

Candle Lit at Camp UMC for

Union School Staff

Sunbeam Care: Camp UMC’s way of reaching out to the sick, homebound, institutionalized or anyone else unable to participate regularly in the life of the church.

Nursery: A vital support ministry for our young parents, paid staff and volunteers provide care for infants through toddlers during all worship services, Sunday School and some special events.

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Event Calendar

Chadder’s Serengeti Trek Adventure promises to be a fun and exciting Vacation Bible School next month as we join Chadder Chipmunk and his zany friends on a journey of a lifetime. We’ll be trekking Sunday through Thursday, June 26-30. We’ll start with a snack supper at 5:30 p.m., with classes from 6 p.m. to 8:30 p.m. To pre-register a child or to volunteer to help call the church office at 754-4840.

Prayers For U.S. Troops

Discovering Our
Spiritual Passion
and
Living It Out In Ministry

Holy Communion is celebrated

at both worship services on the second Sunday of each month as well as Holy Week and Christmas Eve.

How to Request Prayer

Camp Commissions First Stephen Ministers

Our first class of Stephen Ministers, commissioned Sunday, June 5th. These high-commitment volunteers just completed 50 hours of training on providing Christian care so that they can focus on your needs and listen to what you really have to say, in complete confidentiality. Seated (from left) are Rosie Scarborough, Stephen Ministry Leader Janette Schroeder, Jean Gearhardt, Ada Hagler and Pierrette Tompkins. Standing (from left) are Joyce Erickson, Betsy Fatzinger, Fayann Nichols, Von Dyke, Amy Edwards, Art Stoveken, Shirley Stoveken and Stephen Ministry Leader Adrianna Sidelinger. Not pictured are Becky Kirtley and Bill Van Lowe.

Ministry for the Bereaved: A means by which we express love and concern and are supportive when a death occurs in someone’s immediate family. Groups of women in the church take turns providing a meal or other caring gesture for the bereaved family, usually the day of the service.

Flowers: Members of the congregation provide flowers for the altar and narthex each Sunday If the donor chooses, Sunbeam Care uses the flowers to brighten the lives of shut-ins and the ill.

Always Looking to the Future!

Confirmands Received on

May 15th

Camp UMC received 10 confirmands into professing membership on Pentecost Sunday after a 12-week membership preparation class. Front (from left) are Mason McCullough, Michael Hibbert, Katy Bartholomew, Sierra Willeford, Mary Morgan Inions and Brianna Willeford. At the back (from left) are Ryan Bland, Jillian Milazzo, Rev. Rich, Tripp Bartholomew

and Ethan Carr.

RELAY FOR LIFE

Camp UMC raises $9609; Arnold next team captain Camp UMC's own Thommi Stammer received a trophy at the Brunswick County Relay For Life May 7 on behalf of her team, Bolivia Elementary, for Most Colorful/Best Decorated Tent. Thommi will lead the Camp RFL team in 2006. Camp again rallied to the fight against cancer this spring, raising $9,609.28 for the American Cancer Society. Outreach Committee

sends a big thank-you for making

a difference to all who participated in any way.

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