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Volume XXXVII-41
October 12, 2014
Salem Baptist Church of Jenkintown
“A Ministry of Destiny”
Marshall Paul Hughes Mitchell, Pastor
610 Summit Avenue ~ Jenkintown, Pennsylvania 19046
215.884.7664
www.sbcoj.com
Second Sunday
Dr. Leon Burrows, Minister of Music
Juwan Williams, Worship Leader
October 12, 2014
7:30 AM – Silent Meditation
7:45 AM – Worship Hour
PRELUDE
“Psalm XIX”
CALL TO WORSHIP
. . . Benedetto Marcello
“Shema Yisrael”
. . . Rev. Marshall Mitchell
Deuteronomy 6:4-9
“Praise Him! Praise Him!”
Congregation and Choir
#12
***Seating
*THE OPENING HYMN
*THE PRAYER OF INVOCATION
“Hear Our Prayer, O Lord”
#450
Hear our pray’r, O Lord; hear our pray’r, O Lord; Incline Thine ear to us and grant us Thy peace.
Choral Response
Worshipers holding hands
***Seating
NON RESPONSIVE SCRIPTURE LESSON
“Psalm 118:1-26”
Pew Bible, #436
All are invited to stand during the reading of God’s Holy Word.
GLORIA PATRI
“Glory Be To The Father”
#538
Glory be to the Father, and to the Son, and to the Holy Ghost; As it was in the beginning, is now,
and ever shall be, world without end. Amen. Amen.
***Seating
SELECTION
Maxine Coleman, Vocal Soloist
***Seating
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“For I am convinced that neither death nor life, neither angels nor demons, neither the present nor the future, nor any
powers, neither height nor depth, nor anything else in all creation, will be able to separate us from the love of God that is
in Christ Jesus our Lord.” Romans 8:38-39
CELEBRATION OF FRIENDSHIP
. . . Pastor Mitchell
***Seating
ANNOUNCEMENTS
. . . Juwan Williams
SPECIAL ANNOUNCEMENT
. . . Bernard A. Chavis, MLK Luncheon
GIVING ~ PREPARATION
*OFFERTORY RESPONSE
“All Things Come of Thee”
All Things come of Thee, O Lord, and of Thine own have we given Thee. Amen
#536
***Seating
THE PROCLAMATION OF THE WORD
Please refrain from entering or exiting during the Proclamation of the Word.
PRAYER AND MEDITATION
MEDITATION SELECTION
Choral Response
. . . Jr. Deacon Iyke McCoy
Maxine Coleman, Vocal Soloist
THE MESSAGE
Rev. Marshall Mitchell
Salem Baptist Church of Jenkintown, Pastor
THE RESPONSE
*THE INVITATION
. . . Pastor Mitchell
BENEDICTION
*Standing
***Seating
R E M I N D E R - Please turn off all cell phones, pagers and any other electronic equipment before entering
the Sanctuary. Thank you. The Department of Worship.
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Second Sunday
Dr. Leon Burrows, Minister of Music
Celestial and Cecilian Choirs
Chapel Choir
Salem Choral Ensemble
Karen Whitney, Director
Christian Brailsford, Director
Christian Brailsford, Director and Lauren Thomas, Musician
Juwan Williams, Worship Leader
October 12, 2014
9:45 AM – Silent Meditation
10:00 AM – Worship Hour
PRELUDE
“Psalm XIX”
CALL TO WORSHIP
. . . Benedetto Marcello
“Shema Yisrael”
. . . Rev. Marshall Mitchell
Deuteronomy 6:4-9
“Praise Him! Praise Him!”
Congregation and Choir
#12
***Seating
*THE OPENING HYMN
*THE PRAYER OF INVOCATION
“Hear Our Prayer, O Lord”
#450
Hear our pray’r, O Lord; hear our pray’r, O Lord; Incline Thine ear to us and grant us Thy peace.
Congregational & Choral Response
Worshipers holding hands
***Seating
RESPONSIVE SCRIPTURE LESSON
“Psalm 118:1-26”
Pew Bible, #436
All are invited to stand during the reading of God’s Holy Word.
GLORIA PATRI
“Glory Be To The Father”
#538
Glory be to the Father, and to the Son, and to the Holy Ghost; As it was in the beginning, is now,
and ever shall be, world without end. Amen. Amen.
BABY BLESSING
***Seating
SELECTION
. . . Chapel Choir
***Seating
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“For I am convinced that neither death nor life, neither angels nor demons, neither the present nor the future, nor any
powers, neither height nor depth, nor anything else in all creation, will be able to separate us from the love of God that is
in Christ Jesus our Lord.” Romans 8:38-39
CELEBRATION OF FRIENDSHIP
. . . Pastor Mitchell
SELECTIONS
“Jesus Love the Little Children”
“God Is So Good”
. . . Celestial and Cecilian Choirs
. . . George Root
. . . John Horner
***Seating
ANNOUNCEMENTS
. . . Juwan Williams
SPECIAL ANNOUNCEMENT
. . . Bernard A. Chavis, MLK Luncheon
GIVING ~ PREPARATION
*OFFERTORY RESPONSE
“All Things Come of Thee”
All Things come of Thee, O Lord, and of Thine own have we given Thee. Amen
#536
***Seating
PRAYER AND MEDITATION
Choral Response
. . . Jr. Deacon Iyke McCoy
MEDITATION SELECTION
. . . Salem Choral Ensemble
THE MESSAGE
Rev. Marshall Mitchell
Salem Baptist Church of Jenkintown, Pastor
*THE INVITATION
TIME OF PRAYER
. . . Pastor Mitchell
BLESSING
*Standing
***Seating
R E M I N D E R - Please turn off all cell phones, pagers and any other electronic equipment before entering the
Sanctuary. Thank you. The Department of Worship.
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We e k l y M e e t i n g S c h e d u l e
 Please notify security by calling the Church Office, no later than 3:00 p.m., if there is a need to cancel a meeting or event.
 ALL ministries should be closed between 10 a.m. to Noon during the worship service.
Sunday, October 12th
9:00 a.m.
12:15 p.m.
Monday, October 13th
7:00 p.m.
Tuesday, October 14th
10:15 a.m.
5:30 p.m.
6:00 p.m.
6:30 p.m.
7:00 p.m.
Wednesday, October 15th
10:00 a.m.
12:30 p.m.
1:00 p.m.
7:00 p.m.
Thursday, October 16th
10:00 a.m.
6:30 p.m.
7:00 p.m.
Friday, October 17th
Saturday, October 18th
10:00 a.m.
10:15 a.m.
6:15 p.m.
6:45 p.m.
7:00 p.m.
9:00 a.m.
Church School Classes
 Children & Adult Classes – Family Life Center
 Pre-School – Educational Building
Salem Cares Ministry – FLC Exodus
Columbus Day - Church Office Closed
Cheyney University Alumni Montco Chapter – FLC Rear Atrium
SBI: 1 Kings – FLC Proverbs
Celestial Choir (grades K-2) – Music Rehearsal Room
Cecilian Choir (grades 3-6) – Music Rehearsal Room
Cub Scouts – Arrington Jordan Building
Praise Dance Ministry - Sanctuary
MLK Committee – FLC Revelations
Evangelical Choir – Fellowship Hall
Missions Ministry – FLC Rear Atrium
Salem Adult Citizens
FLC Lobby, FLC Exodus Suite, Dean Music Ctr. & Fellowship Hall
Noonday Prayer – FLC Prayer Room
Computer Class – FLC Computer Lab
Chapel Choir – Music Rehearsal Room
Prayer Service & Bible Study
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Salem Adult Citizens
FLC Lobby, FLC Exodus Suite, Dean Music Ctr. & Fellowship Hall
Salem Adult Citizens Board of Directors – FLC Rear Atrium
Prophecy Club – FLC Acts, Revelations & Galilee Suites
Wm. J. Lucas Library Committee – FLC Library
Computer Class – FLC Computer Lab
SBI: Part 1 Acts of the Apostles 1-12 – FLC Proverbs
Celestial Choir (grades K-2) – Music Rehearsal Room
Cecilian Choir (grades 3-6) – Music Rehearsal Room
Salem Voices of Praise – Sanctuary
American Baptist Women – Fellowship Hall
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ANNOUNCEMENTS
HONORING THE SANCTUARY . . . Please be reminded to respect the sanctity of God’s house
by not bringing food or beverages, including water bottles, in the Sanctuary. Also, please do not
stick items in the bible/hymnal holder compartment of the pews & remember to take all of your
belongings with you. The only place food and beverages are to be consumed is in Fellowship
Hall. Let us all be good stewards and not risk ruining church property and wasting tithes made to
God on repairs that would not otherwise be necessary. Thanks to everyone for your cooperation.
SYMPATHY TO . . . Sympathy is extended to the family and friends of our members, Reverend
Alzada Doss and Mrs. Bernice Triplett. May they find comfort resting in the loving arms of God.
THANK YOU . . . Dear Salem Family: Words cannot adequately express the gratitude that we feel
for your prayers and condolences during the recent loss of Greg’s grandmother Lucille Worthy and
Aunt Louella Whitner. We extend our sincere thanks to all who supported us during this time of
grief. Special gratitude is extended to Deacons Lydia Hawkins and Alfred Dennis for their prayers
and kindness. Sincerely, Gregory and Claudia Lyles
GOOD NEWS! Salem’s “Chair Lift” is available for use. Please see security, an usher, deacon or
trustee for assistance. The lift is located at the Summit Avenue entrance of the church by the
handicap ramp.
Popcorn, Popcorn, Popcorn! Pack 1884 CUB SCOUTS is hosting “Popcorn Month.” Sales
benefiting King Pack Scouting activities throughout the year. Popcorn will be sold during the
month of October after the 10 am worship service in Fellowship Hall. Please support our scouts;
building positive young men, one scout at a time!
The "SALEM CARES" SUBCOMMITTEE will meet in the Exodus Suite of the Family Life Center
immediately after services on October 12th from 12:15 to 1:15 p.m.
The MISSION MINISTRY will hold a meeting, open to all Salem members, on Tuesday, October
14th @ 7:00pm in the rear atrium of the FLC. If you have an interest in participating, come and
learn more about our 2015 plans for future mission trips to Haiti; our Christian response to the
Ebola crisis; trips to our International partners {South Africa and Kenya} and our involvement with
Urban partners {Stop Hunger Now & Big Brothers-Big Sisters}. Representatives from the Helping
Hands Rescue Mission, as well as Bethlehem Baptist Church with an overview on their Ogada,
Kenya orphanage ministry will also join us. Our mission efforts are designed to be a mixture of
meaningful service, challenging work and spiritual growth that will transform the lives of those
serve. Become a blessing to the least of God's people.
The SALEM ADULT CITIZENS BOARD OF DIRECTORS will meet on Thursday, October 16th
at 6:30 p.m. in the Family Life Center Rear Atrium.
A CHICKEN & FISH FRY BAINES FAMILY FUNDRAISER will be held at Salem on Friday,
October 24th from 11 am to 7 pm. in Fellowship Hall. The cost is $15 per person. Proceeds benefit
the Baines Family home rebuild project.
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ANNOUNCEMENTS
All Auxiliaries and members are invited to SERVE THE HOMELESS AT CHOSEN 300 on the 4th
Saturday of each month.
The host ministries for October 25th are:
American Baptist Women ▪ Jr. & Young Adult Usher Boards ▪ Celestial Cecilian Choir
“Just as the Son of Man did not come to be served, but to serve, and to give his life as a ransom for many.”
Matthew 20:28
CAREGIVERS RECOGNITION will be Sunday, October 26, 2014. The Salem Family’s
Recognition for Caregivers will be Sunday, October 26, 2014 facilitated by Fredericka Waugh. We
will continue our tradition and ask that everyone wear something purple and contribute to a
special offering to the Salem’s Walk To End Alzheimer’ Team; envelopes will be available. Leading
up to the tribute to caregivers information will be available the prior two Sundays. 10/12 &
10/19/14. The Alzheimer’s Association Delaware Valley Chapter’s Walk to End Alzheimer’s is
Sunday, November 9, 2014 at Citizens Bank Park. Registration is 9:00 a.m. and the Walk will begin
at 10:00/10:30 a.m.
On Sunday, October 26th, the "SALEM CARES" MINISTRY will host a Reception in conjunction
with Caregivers Appreciation Sunday after the 10:00 a.m. Worship Service in the Rear Atrium of
the Family Life Center. Attendees will have an opportunity to share how they are feeling and we
will provide a few suggestions on how individuals/families can begin to cope. An introduction to
the process of sharing and connecting with one another, which will be an integral part of the
"Salem Cares" Ministry, will begin the process of building a sense of community within the church
for those who are coping with Cancer, Dementia and other life threatening illnesses (as individuals
and/or caregivers).
CALLING ALL VETERANS OF SALEM AND SALEM FAMILIES! Salem will honor veterans
with a special breakfast and service on Sunday, November 9 th. Veterans are asked to arrive for
Breakfast in the Family Life Center’s Rear Atrium at 8:45am. There will be a processional and
special music in Celebration of Veteran’s Day during the 10am service. Sign-up Sheets will be
available in the Canty Foyer and Fellowship Hall until October 26 th. Forms should be placed in the
labeled boxes in the Canty Foyer and Fellowship Hall. You can also sign up via the Salem website
or email [email protected] or call Mildred at 610-220-1652. Please register by October
31st so that we can prepare and accommodate all participants.
Join the ARTS & HERITAGE MINISTRY in an exciting trip to the National Black Theatre
Festival in Winston-Salem, NC, and a historical tour of Richmond, VA, from August 1 through
August 8, 2015. Cost: $895 per person; includes round trip luxury coach, hotel accommodations,
taxes and gratuities. Due date for $200 deposit has been extended to October 31st. Checks
should be made payable to “Salem Baptist Church.” Committee members will accept deposits in
Fellowship Hall after both services, throughout the month of October. For more info contact Ed
Dudley @ 215-247-6772, Brenda Wells @ 215-886-3796 or Carolyn Coker @ 215-224-6474
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ANNOUNCEMENTS
SAVE THE DATE . . . The next Tri-Annual Church Meeting will be held on Saturday, November
1st at 10:00 a.m.
The Deaconess Board of Salem Baptist Church invites you to . . .
Wear your stylish hat, slip on your white gloves and carry your teacup and saucer with a story!
As we "Rise" to support the education of a student in Haiti! This mission effort needs every one of
you to be successful! We will have delectable treats, delight in tasty teas, share stories of Teas past,
be delightfully entertained and have fun raising funds for our Haitian students!
Salem Tea Time
November 8, 2014
1:00 to 3:00 PM
Salem Fellowship Hall
Purchase your tickets: $20.00 per person (all proceeds go to the Haitian Educational Support Fund).
See any Salem Deaconess!
SAVE THE DATE . . . THE SALEM TRAVEL CLUB is going to the Royal Manor on Tuesday,
December 9, 2014 to see I Love to Praise His Name. Cost is $85 which includes bus, family style
meal and show. A $40 deposit will reserve your seat. Balance is due November 9th. Make your
check payable to the Salem Travel Club. Contact Inez Bell at 215-757-7994 to reserve your seat.
A Few Good Men/Women Needed!!
Veteran's Day: November 9th – 10 a.m. Worship Service
 Salem will have a special service to honor veterans from Salem and the community
who have served in the U.S. Armed Forces.
January 11, 2015 – 4:00 p.m.
 MLK Concert Fundraiser featuring the Keystone State Boychoir Choir & the Robert
Johnson Smith Male Chorus
If you would like to serve on either of these committees, please contact
Mildred Chavarria @ 610-220-1652 or at [email protected] or
Kim Guess @ 215-350-7933 or at [email protected].
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ANNOUNCEMENTS
5th Annual MLK Luncheon
Chairpersons Rev. Marshall Paul Hughes Mitchell and Commissioner Josh Shapiro, Chairman,
Montgomery County Board of Commissioners announce the 5th Annual MLK Luncheon. This
year’s luncheon, under the direction of event planners Deaconess Malessia Dennis and Deaconess
Karen Harvey, will be held on January 17, 2015, from 11:30 a.m. until 2:00 p.m. at Presidential
Caterers in East Norriton, Pennsylvania. Tickets are $55 and will be sold each Sunday, after both
services in Fellowship Hall. The theme, “The Eternal Flame” provides the perfect opportunity, at
this year’s MLK Jazz Luncheon, to again explore the work of Dr. King and how we can recommit to
his dream. Join us for this celebration and encourage our youth to participate in the Essay Contest
based on this year’s theme. For information or questions contact: Deaconess Malessia Dennis – 215
659-2853 or Deaconess Karen Harvey - 215-646-1676
5th Annual MLK Luncheon Souvenir Program Book
A Sponsorship and Ad opportunity form will be available after each Sunday service in Fellowship
Hall until December 15, 2014 for the MLK Souvenir Program Book. We would like to encourage
each Salem Board and Ministry to purchase an Ad this year. In addition, individuals are able to be
a Patron in the Souvenir Program Book. Funds generated will benefit the Education and Arts
Center for our youth. Salem, thank you for your support.
Bernard A. Chavis and Oscar P. Vance, Jr., Co-Chairs, Souvenir Program Book Committee.
Martin Luther King Eternal Flame Essay Contest
High school student’s grades 9-12 are encouraged to participate in a writing contest that celebrates
the legacy of Dr. Martin Luther King Jr. The essay topic centers on the Eternal Flame that shines in
front of Dr. King's tomb in Atlanta, Georgia. The Eternal Flame serves as a reminder of Dr. King's
commitment to justice, peace and equality. The purpose of this contest is to write a personal
narrative that responds to or is inspired by Dr. King's legacy. Essays must be typed, 1,000 word
limit. Essay should be submitted with a cover page that contains all requested personal
information. Deadline for submission: November 30, 2014.
Prizes: 1st Place $100.00 2nd Place $50.00 3rd Place $25.00
For further information contact Leonore Hope at [email protected] or Linda Brown at
[email protected]
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ANNOUNCEMENTS
SALEM BIBLE INSTITUTE - will be offering 2 day classes for their 2014 Fall Semester. These
classes will be conducted on Tuesday and Friday mornings from 10:15am-12 Noon. Look for flyers
with course names and start dates. Register in Fellowship Hall or see Vera Salters, Dean.
COMFORT CARE SUPPORTERS . . . People of faith believe that they do not have to suffer alone
because God is the source of all comfort. While there is recognition that there is a need to support
and comfort people at the end of life (EOL), most people and churches struggle with the best way
to support congregants who have a life-limiting illness as well as supporting their family members
and loved ones. Salem Baptist Church will be participating in an education, training, and research
program with Dr. Jerry Johnson and Tara Hayden of the University of Penn. During the course of
their research and professional experiences, Dr. Johnson and Ms. Hayden have been told by many
that if the support comes, it comes too late or it does not respond to some of the major causes of
distress for persons with life illnesses and their families. As a result of their experiences, they have
initiated a program to provide support and comfort to those who have life-limiting illness earlier
rather than later. In one component of the program, members of the Salem have the opportunity to
be trained as Comfort Care Supporters, providing new knowledge and skills that will allow them
to support church members. If you are interested in volunteering to participate in this program,
please contact Fredericka Waugh at [email protected] to discuss the eligibility criteria and
requirements for participation and make applications available.
The AMERICAN BAPTIST WOMEN’S MINISTRY (ABWM) invites you to join them as they
venture on a new journey . . . “THE GRATEFUL CHALLENGE!” Directions: 1) Each day, for 6
days, state 3 things for which you are grateful. 2) On the 7 th day, challenge 3 other people to do the
same; but that doesn’t mean you have to stop! 3) They in turn will continue the same pattern. Let us
praise our Lord by showing unity of His Spirit. We all have a reason to praise the Lord; Let us join
together, stand, be grateful and be counted! Please sign the display board in Fellowship Hall to
confirm your participation.
NOONDAY PRAYER is held each Wednesday at 12:30 pm in the Family Life Center Prayer Room.
Join us as we pray for the sick & shut-in, our children, our families, our church and our nation.
A FRIENDLY REMINDER TO ALL MINISTRIES
 ALL MEETINGS must be scheduled through the church office prior to your meeting. Also,
all cancellations must be reported in timely manner for the safety of staff & ministry
members and to avoid unnecessary opening of the building.
 ALL ANNOUNCEMENTS must be submitted to Roslyn Cowan, in the Church Office by
4:00 P.M. on the Tuesday of each week. This is necessary so they can be approved prior to
Sunday morning and included in the Sunday programs. However, when a loved one has
passed the church personnel can be notified immediately regardless of the day or time.
 Thank you for your cooperation.
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ANNOUNCEMENTS
PARKING REMINDERS . . . . Please be reminded to . . .
 Only park in authorized, properly marked parking spaces
 Do Not park on the sidewalks, the FLC driveway or in any area that blocks entry into the
facility. Thank you for your cooperation.
 Parking is not allowed in the Triangle Apartments parking lot. These spots are specifically
for the residents. Cars illegally parked will be towed at the owner’s expense.
Salem Fast Facts
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EDUCATIONAL OPPORTUNITIES
 Prophecy Club – Thursday @ 7 p.m. – Grades 6 – 12
 Computer Class – Wednesday @ 1 p.m. and Friday @ 10 a.m. – All are welcome
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Cub Scouts – Tuesday @ 6:30 p.m. – Boys grades 1 to 5
Girls Scouts – Second Thursday’s monthly @ 6:30 p.m.
The NURSERY is now open during the 10 a.m. worship service for children age 18 months
through kindergarten. The NURSING ROOM is available during both worship services.
Remember to bring your donations:
 Eyeglasses for OneSight Changes Lives
 Cell Phone for “Hope Phones” For Better Health
 Questions about your church envelopes . . . Need to update your address and
contact info, contact Jyl Godboldte, Recording Secretary at 267-235-7461
 Looking
for something? Lost and found is located in the mailroom located
outside of the sanctuary. Lost items will be placed inside of the cabinet. Items
will be discarded after 30 days.
 Robert Johnson Smith Family Life Center Inc. is now participating in the Donor
Choice Program of the United Way of Southeastern Pennsylvania. We have our
own designation code number which is 50920. Donations can be made via
United Way for the RJSFLC, Inc. using this designation code.
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ANNOUNCEMENTS
Do You Know?
SCIENCE: He discovered that injected vitamin C in cats and dogs could cure such things as
tumors, allergies and epilepsy. A) Wendell Belfield B) Clint Towns C) James Hurd
SPORTS: He’s the first and only player in NBA history to win MVP and defensive player of the
year in the same season.
FIRST: In 1950 she won the Pulitzer Prize for her volume of poetry making her the first African
American female to win the award. A) Gwendolyn Brooks B) Phillis Wheatley C) Angela Davis
HISTORY: In his 1926 “The Nation” magazine he urged African American artists to write from the
experience and to stop imitating white writers.
A) Langston Hughes B) Melvin Tolson C) Claude Mckay
INVENTIONS: The railroad car coupler and the rotary engine were invented by:
A) Granville Woods B) Andrew Beard C) Jeff Willis
ENTERTAINMENT: Name the producer of the 1990 comedy show “In Living Color.”
Answers will be in next Sunday’s Bulletin
Sponsored by Salem’s Arts & Heritage Ministry
Answers for October 5, 2104
1. George Washington Carver
2. Walter Payton 3. Virginia
4. Rosa Parks
5. The paper bag machine
6. Michael Jackson and Lionel Richie
Word of the Week
Increasing our vocabulary one word at a time
INSOUCIANT (in·sou·ci·ant)
Adjective - 1. Free from concern, worry, or anxiety; carefree; nonchalant.
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Sick & Shut-in Members & Friends
*Floyd Jeffcoat & family
BARRON, Mrs. Janet
BRIDDELL, Mrs. Elizabeth
BRYANT, Mrs. Marlene
CARTER, Mrs. Queenie
*DRAYTON, Ms. Ollie
FAIRFAX, Trustee John
*FONTANILLA, Dr. Rodolfo
HARDING, Mrs. Ella
*HARRIS, JR., Mr. Morris
*HILL, Mr. John
HUNDLEY, Mrs. Annie
INGRAM, III, Mr. John
JAMISON, Mr. Emanuel
JEFFRIES, Mrs. Dorothy
JOHNSON, Mrs. Susie O
JONES, Mrs. Marta
LINCOLN, Mr. James
*MATTHEWS, Ms. Diane
MCCOY, Ms. Monique
MONTGOMERY, Mrs. Inge
*PEAK, Jr. William
PELZER, Mr. Hilderbrand
STEVENSON, Deaconess Wilhelmina
THOMAS, Mrs. Mary
WILLIAMS, Mrs. Alma
Columbia, SC
1926 Moreland Road, Abington PA 19001. . . 215-658-1594
1815 Manton St, Philadelphia, PA 19146 . . . 215-468-4405
8212 Williams Avenue, Philadelphia PA 19150 . . . 215-248-2765
8124 Thouron Avenue, Philadelphia, PA 19150 . . . 215-248-0720
7220 Limekiln Pike, Philadelphia, PA 19046
7763 Mellon Road, Wyncote, PA 19025 . . . 215-886-0006
707 Dominion Drive, Moorestown, NJ 08054
6300 Old York Road, #204, Philadelphia PA 19141 . . . 215-924-1146
117 Colin Powell Drive, Glassboro, NJ 08028
120 Gable Road, Paoli, PA 19301
124 Foster Avenue, Sharon Hill, PA 19079 . . . 610-461-5461
1119 Princeton Avenue, Philadelphia, PA 19111 . . . 215-725-5692
7209 Mansfield Avenue, Philadelphia, PA 19138 . . . 215-424-2023
1813 W. Cheltenham Ave., LaMott, PA 19027
(c/o Imogene Sims) 4412 W. Roosevelt Drive, Milwaukee, WI 53216
2948 Gohn Drive, Willow Grove, PA 19090 . . . 215-657-0718
1165 Tallgrass Court, NW, Kennesaw, GA 30152 . . . 1-770-693-0556
6311 Milton Street, Philadelphia, PA 19138 . . . 215-416-9466
4122 Brookview Place, Elkins Park, PA 19027 . . . 267-625-94
6300 Old York Road, Apt 617, Philadelphia PA 19141 . . . 215-424-3797
1109 First Avenue, Brackenridge, PA 15014
2126 E. Washington Lane, Philadelphia, PA 19138 . . . 215-424-4068
1487 Wistar Drive, Wyncote, PA 19095, 215-887-4845
1821 Osbourne Avenue, Willow Grove, PA 19090 . . . . 215 - 830-5042
1658 Arnold Avenue, Willow Grove, PA 19090 . . . 215-659-7699
NURSING HOME/REHABILITATION CENTER/CARE CENTER
*Mrs. Jean Bell
*Ms. Bernice Buchanon
Mr. Mark Canty
Mrs. Wilhelmina Carter
*Ms. Ernestine Cooper
Mrs. Elizabeth T. Jackson
Mrs. Florence Lane
Mrs. Ida Porter
Mrs. Helen Robinson
*Mr. Earl Thorne
Mr. Leroy Way
Brookside Healthcare & Rehab Ctr., 2630 Woodland Road, #128A, Roslyn PA 19001
Maplewood Nursing Home, 125 W. Schoolhouse Lane, Rm 223, Phila, PA 19144
Phoebe Wyncote, 208 Fernbrook Avenue, Wyncote, PA 19095
Elkins Crest Nursing Home, 265 Township Line Road, #315, Elkins Park PA 19027
Arbor Terrace, 495 E. Abington Avenue, Apt 456, Phila., PA 19118
Brookside Healthcare & Rehab Ctr., 2630 Woodland Road, #116A, Roslyn PA 19001
Brookside Healthcare & Rehab Ctr., 2630 Woodland Road, #212B, Roslyn PA 19001
Elkins Crest Nursing Home, 265 Township Line Road, #307, Elkins Park PA 19027
Garden Spring Nursing Home, 1113 N Easton Rd, Rm #105, Willow Grove, PA 19090
Arbor Terrace, Room 103, 495 E. Abington Avenue, Philadelphia PA 19118
Fairview Care Center, Room 109C, 850 Paper Mill Road, Wyndmoor, PA 19038
*Friend of Salem
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