Issue 27 KOINONIA
Your monthly source of information and inspiration
May 2015
Taking Out the Trash!
Today is garbage pickup at our house. Since the garbage trucks come around early, we try to take the
trash and recycle containers to the curb the night before. If we forget, Joe usually makes a run to the
Dump. Otherwise, the garbage piles up and becomes a problem. It’s cumbersome and unsightly. Stuff
begins to rot and stink, which then attracts flies. Ants appear out of thin air.
So it is with our lives. There is a lot of garbage that accumulates in our day-to-day living. If we don’t
regularly “take it out,” it can pile up, becoming cumbersome and unsightly. It can fester and rot and . . .
well, you get the idea.
The garbage of life can take on a variety of forms.
At times it’s anxiety. We worry about our children, our finances, our weight, our marriage, our work, our health, our parent’s
health, our children’s education, our church, our government, our society, our world.
Or maybe anger. We’re angry at the car that stopped too abruptly in front of us, the woman talking on her phone in the line
ahead of us, the cashier being “too chatty” while checking us out, our spouse for not listening, our boss for too many demands,
our children for being children, our parents’ for being parents, our church for being church.
Perhaps it’s resentment. We resent not being chosen, not getting our preferred way, being told what to do, not being consulted,
not having our “say.”
Sometimes it’s guilt. We regret the phone call never made, the letter not written, decisions made while young, the harsh word
spoken in haste, the critical spirit that looks for fault, the accusation that was hasty, the joke offered at the expense of another.
Often it’s fear. We are afraid of settling for less, losing our job, the worsening economy, the future of our children, our
declining health, learning something new, being forgotten or left behind.
ANXIETY. ANGER. RESENTMENT. GUILT. FEAR. Just some of the trash we accumulate each day. The garbage can pile up and
weigh us down, cluttering our minds, polluting our hearts, creating attitudes that can emit some rather noxious fumes.
GOOD NEWS! We have a Savior—and one of His specialties is picking up the trash! Psalm 51:10-11 says, “Create in me a clean
heart, O God; renew a right spirit within me! Do not banish me from your presence or take your Holy Spirit from me.” And I love
the way Eugene Peterson interprets the Psalmist in verse 11: “Don’t throw me out with the trash, or fail to breathe holiness in
me.”
No matter how stinky we may be, Jesus doesn’t throw us out with the trash! Instead, Jesus wants to take the trash out of our
lives—daily. So here’s the deal: I have to make the effort to take it to the curb. But, thankfully, I don’t have to wait till “Garbage
Day.” Jesus is always ready and willing to pick-up the trash.
I think I’ll carry some out right now. I bet my family and friends will be happy about that. And, truthfully, so will I. And best of all,
since He lives with me, my Father should feel a lot more at home in a clean house ;-)
Joyfully His and Yours,
Pastor Gayle
RHCC VISION
WOMEN OF THE CHURCH
These are exciting times. God continues to do amazing things in
and through RHCC. In March, at the congregational gathering,
we had the opportunity to share what our vision statement and
core values mean to us. This month, and in the months to
come, we will be sharing the comments that we received.
Women of the Church will meet on Tuesday, May 5, for
our annual salad luncheon at 10:30 a.m. (note the time)
in the greeting area. Our lesson is "Balancing Needs and
Wants". How well do you like to shop? Lunch will
follow. Please bring a salad to share. For any questions,
call Chris at 1-704-516-3507 or Anne at 893-831-1086.
River Hills Community Church vision:
To Ignite and Sustain Growing Relationships with Jesus Christ.
Our core values are:
Give Joyously
Reach Others in our Community Through Christ
Assist Through Serving with our Unique Gifts
Caring for our Church Family
Equip One Another for Ministry
This is what we said about our vision:
To Ignite and Sustain Growing Relationships with Jesus Christ
 To tell others and invite them to join us in worship
 To join in group Bible study
 To start and maintain relationships
 Be welcoming/invite people to church
 Communication
 Connect with others
 Follow up with people
 Be the body of Christ
 Come to church
 Study God’s word
 Share
 Discipleship
 Church gathered ———-> church scattered!
 Christ is at the core
 It will move the church forward
 God is the head and heart of the church, and we want the
Holy Spirit to ignite our hearts to a closer relationship with
Him
 To reach out to our community in the name of Christ
 Care for our church family; get to know each other, share
our joys and sorrows with one another, make sure each
member receives the things they need: sympathy, help with
physical, emotional and spiritual troubles
Join us on Wednesday evenings thru May 20 for
Family Night! Adult Bible study will begin at 5:15 p.m.,
dinner at 6:15 p.m. followed by our studies/programs at
7:00 p.m. Christian Education classes and programs for
children and youth will be offered on Wednesday
evenings as well. Dinner: $6 for adults, $3 for kids (12
and under).
5:15-6:15 p.m.
Children's Worship Teams, Adult Classes
6:15-7:00 p.m.
Family Night Dinner
7:00-8:00 p.m.
Youth Classes, Adult Classes
Chancel Choir
7:00 p.m.
All are welcome!
LOOKING FOR 2015 GRADUATES!
2015 graduates will be recognized during the worship
service on Graduation Sunday, May 24. We don’t want
to miss your son, daughter or grandchild, so please be
sure to email the church office at
[email protected] if there is a graduate in your
home.
RHCC PRESCHOOL NEWS
“Where Every Child Is A Blessing”
“Behold, children are a gift from the Lord.” Psalms 127:3
The children are excited about all the surprises summer
brings to our families.
Thank you to all the wonderful teachers at River Hills
Community Church Preschool. They are the best!
Ms. Martha, Ms. Jackie, Ms. Amy, Ms. Sandy, Ms. Kim,
Ms. Susanne, Ms. Paula, Ms. Jean-Marie, Ms. Catherine,
Ms. Elizabeth, Ms. Leigh, Ms. Melissa, Ms. Christie and
Ms. Sheri.
Here are some important dates to remember:
Mother’s Day Picnic:
May 6th
Last Day of Preschool:
May 20th
Four - Year Old Graduation: May 20th
Teacher Workdays:
May 21st and 22nd
Thank you to the Parent Committee for all their help
throughout the year with many projects and Linda Russell
as our chairperson. Thank you to Liz Denny who will be our
new chairperson. Thank you for all your love and support
throughout this wonderful Preschool year. Your mission
blooms with love every minute!
Thank you to Roger Klaesius for the beautiful crosses he
made for our four year olds at graduation.
Love and Prayers, Katherine Hinson, Director
Have you recently lost a loved one? Are you still acutely
mourning the passing of a spouse, a parent, a friend or a
child even though it’s been years since it happened? At
some point in our lives, we all have to face the sadness
that comes after the death of a loved one. This group is
designed to provide practical and spiritual means by
which grief can be managed, shared and even transformed into a stronger hope in Christ’s resurrection. If
you or anyone you know is suffering with grief following
the passing of a loved one, please feel free to join us in
Room 116 on Sundays from 3-5:00 p.m. Each session is
designed so that you can join at any time. Please contact
Pastor Jason or Nancy Palmer for more information on
this new program at our church.
WELCOME !
We are so happy to welcome to our RHCC church family
John Leon Lewis as our new Minister of Worship and Arts
and Bobby Little as our Associate Minister of Worship and
Arts.
John is a passionate worship leader, a powerful conductor
of choirs and orchestras, a skilled vocalist and recording
artist, an accomplished pianist and a highly sought after
Christian entertainer. He studied voice and piano at the
Peabody Conservatory of Music in Baltimore, Maryland and
received a Music degree from Towson State University in
Towson, Maryland. Although John’s list of accomplishments is quite impressive, the PSRC was most captivated by
his deep reverence and love for Jesus Christ. We are
extremely excited about not only the beautiful music, but
also the energy and enthusiasm John has already brought
to our Worship and Arts ministry since he joined us
officially on April 12th, and we eagerly look forward to what
is yet to come!
Bobby has had a passion for music since the sixth grade at
Wake Christian Academy where he played the saxophone
and later the bass clarinet. After graduating high school
and moving to Charlotte, NC, his passion became a career
as he became the bass player for a local band. Feeling a tug
from God on both his heart and his life drew Bobby into
focusing his talents on leading worship in numerous
capacities. He participated on the worship team leading
30,000 students in worship in St. Louis, has toured with
worship leader Ryan Internicola, has led numerous worship
services around the greater Charlotte area and has
recorded with Danen Kane, a nationally renowned
Christian recording artist. He is humble, with a heart only
to serve the Lord and serve the people of his church. Bobby
is already a familiar face around RHCC, but we look forward
to him officially joining our staff on May 10th.
No doubt RHCC will be deeply blessed not only by their
extraordinary contributions to our music ministry, but also
by the hearts of these two fine men.
YOUTH & CHILDREN MINISTRIES
June 22 - 26
9am - 12pm
Register
Today!
www.rhcconline.org
Jambo! Welcome to Camp Kilimanjaro, where you'll have an epic expedition through the book of Proverbs!
Every day, our kids are faced with choices...will they choose wisely or foolishly? As they safari up Mount Kilimanjaro,
your trekkers learn that true wisdom comes only from the one true all-wise God who wants us to be wise! He's filled
the book of Proverbs with wise sayings for us! As they study Proverbs, your hikers will learn to have:
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ears that hear and do the Word of God;
hearts that trust in the Lord;
tongues that are tame;
hands that get to work;
feet that walk with the wise!
Set your compasses for Africa and prepare for an epic expedition at Camp Kilimanjaro VBS!
CHILDREN AND YOUTH SCHEDULES
9:00 a.m. Sunday School - A safe, inviting environment where kids learn and grow in their Christian journey. While we
are very constant with the awesome adult leaders we have serving in this area, we are in the process of trying out
different curriculums each month to find the one that best fits our kids and the needs they have spiritually.
Sunday Mornings Shout and Shine - (All kiddos will start the morning out with their parents in adult worship and will
be called up to the front of the church for a special children’s message. Then they will be led out for their own special
learning time in Shout and Shine! Parents will pick them up from their small group classrooms at the end of service).
10:30 a.m. Shout
10:45 - 11:15 a.m. Large Group (high energy worship, skits, stories, videos, experiential learning)
11:15 - 11:45 a.m. Small Group (kids break into groups by age to go more in depth into the Bible and build meaningful,
lasting relationships)
*We use Orange Ministry’s 252 Basics curriculum for our Elementary kiddos! For more info, check outhttp://whatisorange.com/
10:30 a.m. Shine
10:45 - 11:00 a.m. Small Group Intro to the Day (kids start out in small group room and do an activity that introduces
the day)
11:00 - 11:20 a.m. Large Group (kids go to Large Group Room for high energy worship, videos, skits and puppets)
11:20 - 11:45 a.m. Small Group (kids go back to Small Group Room to go deeper into the Bible Story)
* We use Orange Ministry’s First Look curriculum for our Preschoolers. For more info, check out http://whatisorange.com/
Sunday for Youth (6th-12th Grade)
5:30 - 6:15 p.m. Dinner $1 per youth (dinner is provided by different groups of parents)
6:15 -7:15: p.m. Worship and Message (high energy live worship and a relevant message)
7:15 - 7:45 p.m. Small Group Time (teens break up into small groups by age to build relationships and go deeper into
the Word)
SUNDAY MORNING SMALL GROUPS
Many opportunities for engaging in study and discussion are available for adults at RHCC. Adults who are looking for
a way to grow in faith and in Christian Fellowship are invited to explore any of the following classes which are held on
Sunday mornings.
CONNECTIONS - 9:15 a.m. Room 116
Contact: Ellen Gillis [email protected]
Attendance: 16 on roll/average attendance 13
Description: Primarily single women 50+. May’s study is “Facing the Giants in Your Life” by David Jeremiah.
Chapter book, class members lead discussion.
CONTEMPORARY - 9:00 a.m. Room 201
Contact: Sherry Nelson [email protected]
Attendance: 50+ on roll/average attendance 40
Description: Primarily middle-aged couples, but open to all. Becoming a completely committed follower of Jesus.
May - “ The Top 100 Questions- Biblical Answers to Popular Questions.”
FELLOWSHIP - 9:00 a.m. RHCO Building
Contact: Roy Atwell [email protected]
Attendance: 8-14 per Sunday
Description: 60’s and 70’s, but open to all.
Bible study-reading and discussion. May’s discussion will be the Book of Luke.
PERSPECTIVE - 9:00 a.m. Family Room
Contact: Cyndie Smith [email protected]
Attendance: 14 on roll/average attendance 8-10
Description: Class to accommodate choir members and members who have difficulty negotiating stairs.
May’s study is “Final Words From the Cross” by Adam Hamilton.
FAITH AND FAMILY - 9:00 a.m. Room 208
Contact: Martha Park [email protected]
Attendance: 15 average/ 20 on roll
Description: Primarily adults 35-50, but open to all adults.
Studying growth in our faith as families. May’s study is “Facing Your Giants” by Max Lucado.
Class is facilitated on a rotational basis.
RAISING KINGDOM KIDS - 9:15 a.m. Room 104
Contact: Carr Bennett [email protected]
Raising Kingdom Kids is made up of primarily families with young children. May’s study is “When Christians Get It
Wrong” by Adam Hamilton.
MONDAY NIGHT BIBLE STUDY
BROTHERS EXPLORE THE BIBLE - 7:00 P.M. FAMILY ROOM
Men of all ages are welcome. This exploration is open to the community. Bring a neighbor or coworker. This fellowship and study between Christian brothers presents the opportunity to determine how God’s Word has had an impact
on our week as well as the rest of our lives. It also provides an opportunity to share and gain some insight with men
who may have experienced the same things in their lives. Come join us as the Almighty guides us down the road we
call life. For more information, you can call Tom Wollenberg at 704-519-8946 or e-mail
[email protected].
EXPLORE THE
OPPORTUNITIES!
MINISTRIES
CARE AND KINDNESS MINISTRY –We provide support
for church members during times of grief, illness or
other hardship. We are a contact for shut-ins and others
who may be confined to a nursing home, assisted living
or rehabilitation center. Activities of the team include
visiting, phone calls, preparing and distributing goody
packages at holidays, sending cards and helping with
meals. On occasion, team members have provided
transportation to appointments. The team works
closely with the Board of Deacons, and new members
are welcome! For more information, please contact
Cyndie Smith at [email protected] or 831-1510.
BORN AGAIN BEADERS - The Born Again Beaders, a
small group ministry of RHCC, hopes their “Soncatchers”
will bring happiness and joy in the knowledge that God
loves people deeply and wishes them peace today and
always. If you would like to join the group for fellowship
and jewelry making, they meet in the library every
Thursday from 1:00 - 4:00 p.m. For information about
the group, bead or jewelry donations or about obtaining
a “Soncatcher,” please call the church office at 803-8311615.
PRAYER SHAWL MINISTRY - Do you knit or crochet?
Would you like to learn? If so, we would love to have
you join us. We meet on the fourth Wednesday of each
month at 1:00 p.m. in Room 116 in the Sanctuary
Building. We work on and bless the shawls and pray for
the recipients. We hope that they wrap, enfold and give
comfort, solace and warmth to those who receive them.
You may become involved by making shawls or by
requesting a shawl for a friend or loved one. Please
contact Anne Nielsen at 803-831-1086.
We will begin our second Stephen Ministry training
session in mid August. If you feel a calling to this
ministry, we would like to hear from you. Please pick up
a Stephen Ministry packet from the church office. Each
packet contains an invitation, a list of expectations, a
job description, a team application and contact information. We will welcome the opportunity to talk and
pray with you about becoming a Stephen Minister.
WOULD YOU LIKE TO BELONG TO THE RHCC FAMILY?
We consider it a privilege to have you worship with us.
If you’re new to RHCC, have been visiting or are ready
to explore membership at RHCC, we invite you to our
Starting Point Class to join us for lunch and fellowship
following our 10:30 a.m. worship on June 7. Members
of the church staff will be present, and you’ll get a
quick, informative overview of who we are as a unique
interdenominational body of faith. Child care is
available upon request. Please call the church office at
803-831-1615 if you would like to attend the next class.
It may be the start of one of the most important
chapters of your life!
COMMITTEE CHAIRS FOR 2015
RHCC CHOIR - If you would like to be part of our Music
Ministry, please come to choir rehearsal on Wednesday
night from 7 - 8:30 p.m. in the Choir Room of the
church.
Church Council - Carr Bennett
Deacons - Rick Mullen
Trustees – Al Waddell
Worship & Arts - Jennifer Gilomen
Discipleship - Margaret Meyer-Cuno
Children's Ministry - Anita Bennett
Youth Ministry - Laurie McCorkle
Missions - Monique Boekhout
Foundation Trustees - Bruce Jamieson
Nominations - Kelly Walter
Finance - Doug Meyer-Cuno
Pastoral & Staff Relations - Steve Park
DO YOU KNOW …
What is a Missions Committee?
The Missions Committee is a group of persons, each with unique gifts, united in the desire and determination to
help people in need, while reaching out to bring people to God.
What does the Missions Committee do?
The Missions Committee leads all of us out through the church doors into our community and the greater world.
While lending support with heart, hands and money, one compelling goal is to find and serve the needy, sharing
the love of God with them.
Each year, a number of mission projects are selected and funded by the Missions Budget.
Every month, 10% of the pledge and plate offering is transferred into the Missions Budget.
Additionally, church members volunteer to serve as liaisons between the organizations and the congregation.
Who is presently serving?
The Missions Committee consists of 9 members, confirmed by the congregation, who agree to serve for a three year term. Every year, three of them rotate out.
2015
2016
2017
David Thomas
Sherry Nelson
Nancy Palmer
Pam Smith
Brendan Clark
David Parsons
Gerry Martin
Monique Boekhout
Penny McClure
Who are we helping?
We are presently financially serving 9 agencies in our community. Three of them receive a monthly check while
the others receive quarterly contributions. Please see the chart below that reflects the first quarter
disbursements:
COMMUNITY AGENCY
Clover Area Assistance Center
1st QUARTER
CONTRIBUTION
$4,026
% OF TOTAL MISSIONS
BUDGET
23%
True Word of God + Safe Summer Camp
$4,420
11.75%
People Attempting To Help
$2,013
11.5%
God’s Kitchen + Lighthouse Ministry
$1,838
10.5%
Children’s Attention Home
$1,532
8.75%
Pilgrim’s Inn
$1,138
6.5%
Palmetto Pregnancy Center
$1,050
6%
Bible Study Release Time
$525
3%
Adult Enrichment Center York Cty
$525
3%
TOTAL 1ST QUARTER
$17,067
84%
Habitat for Humanity - $5,077
$0
7.25%
Not designated yet - $1,532
$0
8.75%
In addition to the above, River Hills Church also supports two full- time missionary families, the Clark family with
Wycliff in Waxhaw and the Renner Family serving in the Middle East, for a total of $5,800. Short- time mission
trips, disaster relief and foreign programs/facilities will also receive financial support when needed .
FROM THE CHURCH OFFICE
VOLUNTEER OFFICE - Please stop by and say hello to
our office volunteers! They are here to help you with
copying, phone numbers, addresses, etc. Please stop
by their office first when you come to the church.
Also, if you come by to see Pastor Gayle, please come
to the Volunteer Office first, and they will check to see
if she is available. Thank you!
Yvonne Alves
Laine Ardrey
Danny Armor
Eleanor Arnold
Sylvia Arthur
Judy Austin
Christy Ayers
Mike Bailey
Kendall Bane
Paula Blanton
Bloch Family
Cynthia Boyd
Laura Bracy
Amelia Brown
Sherry Brown
Lorraine Burton
Dr. William R. Campbell
Missy Carpenter
Charles Cawthon
Nelson Cook
Connie Counts
Katie Curtin
Harry & Pat Delk
Trinton Dover
Hilda Edwards
Peggy Faulkner
Charles Ford
Martie Fox
John Garnett
Pastor Gayle
Rod Hall
Charles Hawkins
Kent Hendrickson
Beverly Hill
Eric Hinson
David Jester
Jim Johnson
Susan Jolley
Emily Justice
Wendell Karr
Gerald Kirk
Darla Lewis
Bill Lindsay
Rick Lindsey
Jane Lowry
Tony Margano
Janet Mayer
Helen MacCaffroy
Gary McCorkle
Daniel McCormick
Nancy McDonald
Margie McGee
Jean McMath
Doris Murphy
Margaret Naylor
Kathy Noel
Juanita Norton
Kathie Olson
Rachel Owens
Kaysi Plack
Larry Plummer
Donna Ramsey
Ralph Reavis
Amber Rhodes
Gerri Rice
Roberts Family
Becca Rousek
Bonnie Schmidt
Polly Schuerg
Marge Schumacher
Abe Smith
Sandra Smith
Pastor Patricia Starr
Harrison Stein
Jerry Stone
Gene Stutz
Tabitha Taylor
Conner Tomlison
Linda Watkins
Nova Watson
Sandee & John Wilkerson
Les Young
HELP WANTED! Volunteers are needed in the church
office at various times during the week. If you are
interested in volunteering, please call Wendy at 803831-1615 or email [email protected]. Duties
consist of light office work and answering the phones.
JUNE KOINONIA DEADLINE - Please note that the
deadline for submission is Friday, May 15. Please
e-mail your article(s)to [email protected].
Articles received after the deadline may not appear in
the next issue. Thank you.
The 2015 FLOWER CALENDAR is in the Gathering
Space ready for you to sign up for altar flowers for the
Sunday you desire. The flowers will be placed on the
altar in memory of or in honor of a loved one.
RHCC EXERCISE WALKING GROUP - Get in shape ! We
meet every Monday, Wednesday and Friday from
7:00—8:00 a.m. in the Church Life Center. Come and
enjoy aerobic walking with a great bunch of early
risers! Rain or Shine - we are always inside!
Please check at home to see if you have one of the
church flower urns. We are missing a brass urn and a
rusted iron lattice urn. Thank you!
Please be sure to turn off all of the lights and lock all
doors when you leave the building.
FINANCIAL RESULTS - MARCH 31, 2015
Description
Pledge Income
Plate Offering
Interest Income
Building Use
Memorials
10% Tithe To Missions
Church Related Income
March
March
Year-to-Date Budget Year-to-Date Actual
$176,607.47
$173,529.65
$42,250.03
$36,175.84
$68.72
$46.07
$1,000.03
$1,195.00
$267.75
$0.00
($21,992.53)
($21,094.66)
2015 Annual
Budget
$706,430.00
$169,000.00
$275.00
$4,000.00
$1,071.00
($87,970.00)
$198,201.47
$189,851.90
$792,806.00
$74,600.00
$25.03
$0.00
$0.00
$5,430.00
$80,055.03
$76,791.20
$11.40
$943.39
$0.00
$5,338.25
$83,084.24
$220,760.00
$100.00
$0.00
$5,625.00
$16,290.00
$242,775.00
Total Related Income
$278,256.50
$272,936.14
$1,035,581.00
Expenses
General & Administrative
Staff/Salary/Benefits
Children's Ministry
Youth Ministry
Adult Ministry
Worship
Discipleship
Stewardship
Fellowship & Meals
Building & Grounds
Preschool Expenses
$13,699.97
$114,526.58
$5,874.76
$5,275.03
$1,649.91
$4,125.00
$1,512.44
$0.00
$3,949.97
$49,249.97
$72,015.84
$15,699.98
$94,910.33
$5,379.06
($273.73)
$1,044.34
$2,420.43
$1,859.63
$0.00
$3,079.32
$54,328.65
$58,856.54
$54,800.00
$458,106.00
$23,500.00
$21,100.00
$6,600.00
$16,500.00
$3,050.00
$500.00
$14,300.00
$197,000.00
$240,125.00
Total Expenses
$271,879.47
$237,304.55
$1,035,581.00
$6,377.03
$35,631.59
$0.00
Preschool Tuition/Registration/Sch.
Interest
Special Projects/Other Income
Summer Tuition
Lunch Bunch
Preschool Related Income
Income Less Expense
PLEDGE
PLATE
MARCH BUDGET
$58,869.17
$14,083.33
MARCH ACTUAL
$56,912.26
$15,218.34
ACTUAL YTD
$173,529.65
$ 36,175.84
2015 ANNUAL BUDGET
$706,430.00
$169,000.00
PLEDGING UNITS FOR 2015 - 176
Would you like to have your monthly tithe made by credit card or debit from checking?
Please contact Sue Dobrzeniecki, Business Manager.
May 2015
Sun
Mon
Tue
3
4
5
8:00 Worship
9:00 Sunday Classes
10:00 Coffee Fellowship
10:30 Worship
3:00 GriefShare
5:30 Youth Group
2:00 LIFE Women’s
Group
6:15 PSRC
6:00 Cub Scouts
7:00 Men’s Bible Study
7:00 Local Missions
9:00 CBS
9:30 Staff Meeting
10:30 Women of the
Church
7:00 Boy Scouts
7:30 Boy Scouts
Wed
6
9:00 CBS
5:00 Children’s
Worship Team
5:15 Mom’s Group
& Bible Study
6:15 Dinner
6:45 Revelation
Class
7:00 Choir Rehearsal
Thu
Fri
Sat
1
2
8:30 Bible Study
8:00 AA
7
8
9
9:30 Children’s Comm
1:00 Born Again
Beads
6:45 Overeaters
Anon.
8:00 AA-Al Anon
8:30 Bible Study
9:30 Boy Scouts
10.00 School Choir
Celebration
8:00 AA
Preschool Mother’s
Day Picnic
10
8:00 Worship
9:00 Sunday Classes
10:00 Coffee Fellowship
10:30 Worship
3:00 GriefShare
4:30 Youth Committee
5:30 Youth Group
11
2:00 LIFE Women’s
Group
5:30 Trustees
6:00 Cub Scouts
6:30 Finance
7:00 Men’s Bible Study
12
9:30 Staff Meeting
2:00 Sweet Repeat
4:00 Foundation Trustees
4:30 Girl Scouts
5:00 Stephen Ministry
6:00 Brownies
7:00 Boy Scouts
7:30 Boy Scouts
13
9:00 CBS
5:00 Children’s
Worship Team
5:15 Mom’s Group
& Bible Study
6:15 Dinner
6:45 Revelation
Class
7:00 Choir Rehearsal
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16
1:00 Born Again
Beaders
6:45 Overeaters
Anon.
7:00 Missions Comm.
8:00 AA-Al Anon
8:30 Bible Study
8:00 AA
June Koinonia
Deadline
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8:00 Worship
9:00 Sunday Classes
10:00 Coffee Fellowship
10:30 Worship
11:30 Discipleship
1:30 Worship & Arts
3:00 GriefShare
4:30 Deacon Meeting
5:30 Youth Group
6:00 Council Meeting
2:00 LIFE Women’s
Group
6:00 Cub Scouts
7:00 Men’s Bible Study
9:00 CBS
9:30 Staff Meeting
7:00 Boy Scouts
7:30 Boy Scouts
9:00 CBS
5:00 Children’s
Worship Team
5:15 Mom’s Group &
Bible Study
6:15 Dinner
6:45 Revelation Class
7:00 Choir Rehearsal
Preschool Graduation
1:00 Born Again
Beads
6:45 Overeaters
Anon.
8:00 AA-Al Anon
8:30 Bible Study
8:00 AA
24 Graduation Sunday
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30
8:00 Worship
9:00 Sunday Classes
10:00 Coffee Fellowship
10:30 Worship
3:00 GriefShare
Church Office Closed
9:30 Staff Meeting
4:30 Girl Scouts
5:00 Stephen Ministry
7:00 Boy Scouts
7:30 Boy Scouts
1:00 Prayer Shawl
7:00 Choir Rehearsal
1:00 Born Again
Beaders
6:30 Overeaters Anon
8:00 AA-Alnon
8:30 Bible Study
8:00 AA
Last Day of Preschool
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8:00 Worship
9:00 Sunday Classes
10:00 Coffee Fellowship
10:30 Worship
3:00 GriefShare
EXERCISE - Every Mon., Wed., Fri.
7 a.m.
YOGA - Every Tue. & Thurs. 9 a.m.
Share Your Table For The Month of May— Canned Fruit (pineapple, pears,
mandarin oranges, peaches, applesauce). CAAC also needs your clean plastic
grocery bags. Thank you for your continuous support of Clover Area Assistance
Center.
MAY BIRTHDAYS!
1. Hannah Self
2. Susan Kocmond, Julie Van Slambrook
3. Wesley Bliss
4. Linda Warman
5. Ada Frank, Mark Hendry, Sue Nichols
6. Earl Judson, Dave Brown, Peter Goodson
7. Betty Ellis, Kermene Yon, Tom Hawthorne
8. Diana Asworth, Elisabeth DeWalt, Sherry Nelson, Gene Thomas
9. Richard Tucker, Don Westmoreland
10. Margaret Haughton
11. Joseph Greene, Scott Heaton
12. Meredith Conklin, Kathryn Gillespie, Aiden Clark, Liam Clark, Cathy Murphy
13. Alice Taylor, Marge Daily, Meredith Bise
14. Elaine Arthur
15. Emma Dent, Laurie Daniels
16. Sandy Ingle, Jim Brodmerkel
17. Cathy Penson, Zara slater, Taylor Cook, Andrea Martin
18. Linda Mullen, Tom Dubrouillet
19. Jennifer Gilomen
20. Bob Elliot
21. Ernest Holden
22. Scott Rowley, Pat Krewson
23. Brad Odom, Phil Hendrickson, Geni Batchelor
If your birthday is not listed,
24. Denny Collier
please call the church office so
25. Asa Joseph Kryst, Begee Parsons
we can add it to our list!
26. John Chislett
We don’t want to miss your
27. Richard Lindmier, Janice Brooks, Sara Hancock
birthday!
28. Holland Tolson, David Efford, Kristina Epperson
29. Sandra Smith
30. Lois Jamieson, Jim Pugh, Harrison Hutchins, Ann Purvis, Hudson Michael Riordan
31. Crystal Wagner, Bob Watson, Wilma Lomas
CHURCH STAFF
Gayle Montgomery
Senior Pastor
Jason Bryant
Minister of Congregational Care
Marcy Little
Director of Family Ministries
Monica Hussman
Children’s Ministry Coordinator
John Leon Lewis
Minister of Worship and Arts
Carol Forsythe
Organist
Sue Dobrzeniecki
Business Manager
Wendy Burkett
Administrative Assistant
Mike Moore
Maintenance Manager
Katherine Hinson
RHCC Preschool Director
River Hills Community Church
104 Hamilton’s Ferry Road, Lake Wylie, SC 29710
Phone: 803-831-1615
Fax: 803-831-5042
Email: [email protected]
website: www.rhcconline.org
River Hills Community Church Preschool
103 Hamilton’s Ferry Road, Lake Wylie, SC 29710
Phone: 803-831-5043
Fax: 803-831-5042
Email: [email protected]
website: www.rhcconline.org
104 Hamilton’s Ferry Road
Lake Wylie, SC 29710
We are a community
that stimulates contagious faith
and spiritual growth in Christ.
WWW.RHCCONLINE.ORG
CONGREGATIONAL QUESTIONNARE - You should have received in your mail a congregational
questionnaire inviting your participation in the capital feasibility study we're conducting this
spring. We ask that you take a few moments to read the Vision Statement about the proposed
projects and then complete the questionnaire and return it directly to our consultant's office in
Charlotte. You also have the option of completing the questionnaire online at the link http://
www.surveymonkey.com/s/riverhills2015. If you did not receive a questionnaire and would
like a hard copy, please contact the church office. The deadline to complete online and post
mark hard copies is May 8, 2015