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Pisgah Associate Reformed Presbyterian Church
Newsletter
“For as the earth brings forth its
sprouts, and as a garden causes what
is sown in it to sprout up, so the Lord
will cause righteousness and praise to
sprout up before all the nations.”
March 2015
The Parson’s Post
John 20:1-10
In John 20:1-10 John tells an interesting story about how Peter and he
reacted to the news of Jesus’ resurrection. Mary returned from the empty tomb,
and told them Jesus’ body was gone; and they took off running! John speaks of
himself in the third person. If he was telling it in the first person it might sound
something like this: “I outran Peter and stopped at the entrance to check it out.
Peter came up behind me and never stopped. He just ran right in!” To me that
scene must have seemed like something out of the Three Stooges. One can
almost imagine Peter nearly knocking John out of the way to get through the
narrow door.
I recall a backyard campout when I was a kid. All of us neighborhood boys
got together with makeshift tents and appliance boxes in my back yard.
Sleeping bags and junk food were strewn everywhere around us. We were also
convinced some of the older guys were going to raid our campout. So we
posted lookouts, were prepared with water balloons, and reacted to every
unusual sound. Knowing our heightened state of alert, my father hit on a plan.
He kept a rubber monkey mask on hand for its surprise effect on
unsuspecting relatives, cranky daughters, and golden opportunities just like this.
Donning his monkey mask, overcoat, and a dark bedspread he literally crawled
around the house to a tree on the other side of the yard. Then he began a low
growl and rustled the lower limbs of the tree. The lookout performed
admirably. He flipped on his flashlight and pointed the beam right at the
intruder’s face.
Perhaps you can imagine the effect it had on our lookout when the light
caught that monkey face gaping out from the formless shape of the overcoat and
dark spread. The lookout promptly dropped his flashlight but was too scared to
holler. He literally fell into our tent babbling something unintelligible. Another
guy picked up the light, saw the same sight and stopped dead in his tracks,
unable to move. The lookout finally got his voice back. He sounded like a
hysterical madman speaking in tongues; and we finally caught enough of it to
make out the word, “monster”. Then he bolted for our back kitchen door.
That was enough for me! I bolted right after him, and I hit the back door two
steps ahead of him. But he was in full “fight or flight” mode! Pop said our feet
only touched the ground a couple of times. Before I could grab the door handle
he shoved me off the steps into the nandina bush. For years after,
there was a bend in the nandina bush where I landed.
When I think of Peter and John running to the tomb on that first Easter
morning that is the kind of “run” that comes to mind. Can you imagine
what thoughts must have been racing through their minds—and whatever
was going through their minds must have pushed their feet that much
faster!
What?
Is our Lord’s body gone?
Why is it gone—did someone take it?
What was that he was saying about rising again the 3rd day?
Could it really be that He is alive?
What does it mean?
The Gospels tell us that Jesus had already been teaching his disciples
that he must go to Jerusalem, suffer many things at the hands of the
religious leaders, be rejected, beaten, and ultimately put to death—and
that He would rise again on the third day. It had not happened yet, and
the disciples had no way of knowing what it meant. Furthermore, with
all the popularity He seemed to have among the people it must have
seemed like a far-fetched prediction.
Now we know what it meant. Now we know exactly what was
happening. Now we know that because He lives we shall live also.
The Bible tells us that he has purchased for us “a far more exceeding and
eternal weight of glory”.
We are now within a month of Easter; and knowing what we know
now it would seem that we would have the same kind of excitement
building within us with the coming celebration of His resurrection. So,
between now and Easter I’ll just leave you to think a little about what
effect His resurrection should have on us. Wouldn’t it seem to you that
the very thought that He has “begotten us again unto a lively hope”
should bring the same rush of excitement?
In Christ,
Rick
March, 2015
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The BackPack Weekend Food
Program is the outgrowth of an
extensive study of the nutritional
needs of school-aged children in
Gaston County over the weekend
especially during the school year.
Hunger and improper nourishment
interferes with a child’s development,
education, and socialization. Students
who come to school hungry cannot
learn.
This study was done by
Carolyn Niemeyer, working with Gaston County Schools. Based on statistics
from nutrition facts published by the Gaston County School System 20102011, 22,523 free and reduced lunches and 8,296 breakfasts were served to
57% of the total school population of 32,225 students. Since 2007, the
percent of students receiving free or reduced lunch has increases from 47%
to over 57% to date.
The BackPack Weekend Food Program is designed to create
partnerships between local churches or organizations and a school to provide
selected students a bag of non-perishable, nutritious food that they can eat
over the weekend. The students selected for the program are recommended
by school counselors, social workers, teachers, school nurses and principals.
These students are the ones most likely to be hungry on the weekend.
It was decided that the BackPack Weekend Food Program would
begin on the elementary schools. Each elementary school was contacted to
determine whether the school already had a weekend food program in place,
and if not, was there interest in such a program for their students. There
were 17 schools designated as Title 1 schools. These schools have the highest
number of students who would benefit by being involved in a back pack food
program.
The project was fortunate to have the support and guidance of
Gaston Memorial Hospital and Caromont Health. The chief dietician of the
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hospital designed the menus based on the caloric needs of the elementary
school aged children. CaroMont Health offered the program the ability to
purchase the food items in bulk under their Premier purchasing level with a
wholesale food company. The initial cost per child was set at $3.00 per day.
The food bags were to be distributed for either a 2 day or 3 day weekend.
Gaston Memorial Hospital became the first organization to become a school
partner. They were able to provide 105 food bags per weekend to an
elementary school in the Title 1 category from October 2011 to June 2012.
The hospital continued their school partnership for the 2012-2013 school
year serving 111 students.
Holy Trinity Lutheran Church, Pastor Brack East and the Church
Council supported the project. Pastor East offered to serve as the 501-©-(3)
tac exempt entity and also provide the treasurer for the project. Pastor East
offered a storage room in the Parish Life Center to house the total food
inventory as well as the food for Holy Trinity’s partnership with an
elementary school.
After a presentation of the project at a meeting held at the hospital
many churches and organizations were given the opportunity to participate
in the project. Holy Trinity Lutheran Church became the first partner. The
school year (2011-12) closed with the project being able to partner all of the
identified elementary schools with 19 churches and organizations. A total
of 387 students were given weekend food bags through these partnerships.
November 2014, Pisgah ARP Church
joined this valuable program.
We sponsor one child financially, and act as the distribution center for
a total of eleven students at Rhyne Elementary School.
The monthly food order is picked up and stored at Pisgah, and
weekly is packed for individual use and delivered to the school.
Dinner 5:30 PM
Bible Studies 6:15 PM
Choir Practice 7:30 PM
Please allow the Midweek teachers and music leaders to go first in
line to be served dinner.
February Panhandler Teams
3/4
Annie Robinson’s Team
3/11
Treasure Teague’s Team
3/18
Donna Forbes’ Team
3/25
Jane Falls’ Team
***Talent Show March 25th***
***Last Midweek***
March Desserts
3/4
Suzanne Elliott Circle
3/11
Mary Kennedy Circle A-L
3/18
Rachel Boyce Circle
3/25
Suzanne Elliott Circle
Ordination
&
Installation
Join us on March 1st as
Ross Clark will be
ordained and installed
during the morning
worship service.
PISGAH
Vision Team Meeting
March 1st
6pm
27TH
DAY
Upward Games Schedule
03/07/2015
FLOC Court 1
9:30AM
High School Div.
Lions/Kangaroos
11:00 AM
College Division
Trojans/Golden Knights
9:30 AM
High School Div.
Eagles/Cougars
11:00AM
College Division
Pirates/Bruins
12:30 PM
Pro Division
Hornets /Celtics
2:00 PM
Pro Division
Heat/Cavaliers
FLOC Court 2
FLOC Court 3
Upward Celebration March 14th.
Mission Prayer Focus
Continue to pray for our missionaries across
the world. Continue to pray for protection
and provision for each family. Go to
www.worldwitness.org to learn more about
our missionaries.
~~~REMEMBER~~~
March 8th
Daylight Savings Time Begins at 2AM!
Clocks should be turned forward one hour.
PWM Kitchen Workday
PWM is sponsoring a church
workday on Tuesday, March10th
beginning at 9am. Come bring your
favorite cleaning supplies, and stay
as long as you can. All help will be
appreciated!
On Saturday, March 14, the 2015 Upward Basketball and Cheerleading
Season will come to an end. Our end of the year celebration will mark the
end of the season. It will be held at 2:00 in Family Life Outreach
Center. All of the players and cheerleaders will be recognized with their
end of the season awards. We would like to invite anyone who would like
to come out and join us for this celebration. This is an excellent
opportunity for the Pisgah church family to meet and fellowship with the
Pisgah Basketball family.
Pisgah Community Club
Tuesday, March 17th
11:30 AM @ Market Street
Mark your calendar…
Student Retreats are just around the corner
Senior High– March 6 -8
Middle School– March 20-22
Middle School Retreat deposit due March 4th.
March 15th
The youth will sponsor a lunch following the morning worship on March 15th. The
menu will be homemade soups, sandwiches, desserts & drinks. There is not a set price
for the meal, we ask that you prayerfully consider what donation you can make. Please
come out and support our students.
All proceeds go to the Appalachia Mission Trip Fund.
YOUTH SUNDAY-APRIL 26TH
March 21 @ 9AM
Please join us for a grounds workday on
March 21st. We plan to Spring Clean inside and out so
we need everyone’s help!
CE Committee Meeting
March 26th
@
6:30 pm
Palm Sunday March 29th
8:30 am –5th Sunday Breakfast
9:30 am– Sunday School/Communicants Class
10:30am– Worship Service
**The Sacrament of The Lord’s Supper will
be observed during the
worship service.**
Happy Birthday
3/2 Brianne Crawford 3/3 Johnnie Henry, Trevar Grigg
3/5 Dean Thompson, Addison Wray, Isabella Wray
3/6 Mary Ann Basie 3/7 Kay Robinson
3/8 Julie Mooneyhan, Andy Bone, Sally Walsh, Elizabeth Foy
3/10 Max Wolfe, Sr. 3/11 Chip Teague 3/12 Mike Wiggins, Jennifer Holt
3/15 John Jarvis 3/16 Ann Teague, Lou Bingham
3/17 Deanna Romines, Robert Falls
3/19 Paul Jenkins, Samuel Rubenstein 3/20 Elizabeth Basie
3/21 Ava Parker 3/23 Angela Foy, Ruth Basie 3/24 Adam Smith
3/25 J.D. Farmer, Amy Jenkins 3/26 Amanda Rubenstein, Evie Grace Hanes
3/27 Erika Reynolds 3/28 Julie Helton
3/29 Judy McCarthy, Josh Valentine, Hanna Clark3/30 Carol-Lan Burleson
3/31 Jeanelle Bumgardner, Matthew Faulkner
Missionary Birthdays
3/2 Shelby Brooks 3/4 Esther Bonilla 3/5 Isabelle Thomas 3/8 Pam Brunson
3/9 David Galletta 3/11 Suzanne Allers 3/12 Andrew Howard
3/15 Imogene Covone 3/24 Amina Andes, Nathan King 3/31 Jodie Gaston
Happy Anniversary
3/1
3/2
3/8
3/14
3/15
3/16
3/18
3/24
3/25
3/30
3/31
Mr. & Mrs. Franklin Boyd
Mr. & Mrs. Carl Thompson
Mr. & Mrs. Henry Rosdahl
Mr. & Mrs. Chris Mooneyhan
Mr. & Mrs. Daniel Wilson
Mr. & Mrs. Mike Pearson
Mr. & Mrs. Keith Ledford
Mr. & Mrs. Mark Faulkner
Mr. & Mrs. Mike Wiggins Mr. & Mrs. Dennis Walsh
Mr. & Mrs. John Lutz, III
Mr. & Mrs. Brady Hanes, Jr.
Senior Adult Spring Fling
Thursday, March 19th
Huntersville ARP Church
$7 per person
9:30am-2:30pm
Everyone Welcome!
Psalm Sing at Hopewell
The members of the Hopewell Associate Reformed
Presbyterian Church, Blackstock, SC cordially invite you to
attend a Psalm Sing on March 29, 2015 beginning at
5:00pm. Following the Psalm Sing there will be a time of
fellowship that will include refreshments. We hope you
will join us in what has become for many an enriching time
to network with sisters and brothers in Christ and to
continue the tradition of Psalm Singing.
Maundy Thursday Service @ Pisgah
April 2nd @7pm
Easter Egg Hunt Saturday, April 4th @ 10am
Easter Sunday Sunrise Service
April 5th
6:45 AM
Worship Service 10:30 AM
The Men’s
Fellowship will serve
breakfast following
the Easter Sunrise
Service.
Bring flowers to be
placed on the cross on
Easter Sunday.
Easter Honorariums & Memorials
Many give donations at different holidays in memory or
honor of loved ones, and others that have impacted their
lives. The form below is for memorials and honorariums
given to Pisgah for Easter. Please submit this form and
your donation no later than Sunday, March 29th.
Name of person making donation:
______________________________________________________
Phone:
______________________________________________________
Gift in memory of:
_____________________________________________________
_____________________________________________________
Gift in honor of:
____________________________________________________
____________________________________________________
These gifts are made payable to Pisgah
Easter Lilies will be placed in the church
sanctuary Easter Sunday. You will once again
have the option of placing a lily in honor or
memory of your loved one(s). Ford’s will
provide the flowers, and the cost is $13. If
you would like to place a lily in honor or
memory of a loved one, please complete the
form below and place it in the offering plate
or turn it in to the church office, along with
payment, no later than March 26th.
Make checks payable to
Ford’s
Easter Lily Order Form
Name of person placing order _____________________________
Contact #_________________________________________________
In honor of_______________________________________________
Given by:_________________________________________________
In memory of:_____________________________________________
Given by:_________________________________________________
Number lilies ordered _________ @ $13 each =_____________
MAKE CHECKS PAYABLE TO:
Ford’s
The PWM is planning a Parade of Tables for
Friday, April 17, 2015. The cost is $10 per
person. Call Claudette Pearson or Barbara
Oates if you would like to decorate one (or
more) of the 25 available tables.
Bonclarken Work Week
April 20-24
Suzanne Elliott Circle
PISGAH
Ann Teague
The Suzanne Elliott Circle met on February 2, 2015 at 7:00 PM in the
lounge of the Elliott Center. Carolyn Ashworth, Circle Chairman,
welcomed the 14 members who were present, and opened with some
thoughts from Grandma, You Rock!. Barbara Oates did our
devotional from Daily Guideposts 2001, using a selection entitled,
“Love Covers a Multitude of Sins”. Suzanne Elliott did our Bible
Study from Opening Up Titus by David Campbell.
Ann Teague read the minutes from our January meeting, and they were
approved as read. A thank-you note from McKenzie Messer was also
read. Suzanne Elliott gave the treasurer's report. We made $27.25 on
the sale of our first Mid-Week desserts.
Karen Goodwin had a birthday on February 4, 2015 and Carolyn and
Dan Ashworth celebrated their anniversary on February 7th.
Valentine cards were passed and signed for our Sunshine Friends and
College Students. Judy McCarthy's newsletter was reviewed. Our
circle voted to support the projects from the PWM Planning Session
held in January.
Our circle will be responsible for Mid-Week desserts on February 11th.
Kay Robinson will be our Hostess and do devotions in March.
There being no further business, the meeting was adjourned with the
Mizpah benediction.
At the close of our meeting, Barbara Oates served delicious
refreshments.
Rachel Boyce Circle
Evelyn Spearman
Our Rachel Boyce Circle met in the lounge of the Elliott Center
on Sunday, February 1st at 2:00PM with nine members in
attendance. Our chairman Jeanelle Bumgardner welcomed us on that
cold Sunday afternoon and opened in prayer. She again gave thanks
to Rebecca Howe, Belinda Lewis and Judy McCarthy for their
exceptional presentations at our January joint circle meeting.
Evelyn Spearman read a Valentine’s Day devotional with
quotations from I Corinthians and from the apostle Paul. The words
of these prophets help us to understand the real nature of this
“thing called love.” I Corinthians states, “and if I do not have love, I
am nothing.” “Love is kind; it does not envy; it is not puffed up; it
does not seek it’s own; it’s not easily provoked; it thinks no evil; it
does not rejoice in iniquity. But love does rejoice in the truth. It
bears all things, believes all things, hopes all things and endures all
things. Love never fails.” The apostle Paul tells us that real love
does the right things for the right reasons. Real love has certain
unmistakable qualities, which will always stand the test of time.
Suzanne Elliott gave our bible study on Chapter 2 of “Opening
Up Titus,” entitled, The Profile of a Christian Leader. Around the
time of 64 AD, the apostle Paul left his friend Titus behind in Crete
to appoint leaders to all the churches there to put things back in
order. Paul referred to these prospective leaders as elders,
overseers and stewards. Paul said that an elder was a familiar figure
among the Jews, where they would preside, direct and govern their
people. An elder would also be an overseer, having oversight of a
congregation. A steward would a wealthy master that would be
charge of his household or business. This was a position of wisdom,
faithfulness and trustworthiness. Paul gave required qualifications
for these leaders. An elder must be exemplary both morally and
spiritually. An elder must be above reproach as well as faithful to his
wife. He must also be a good father, where his children are obedient
to their father’s will. However, an elder should not be overbearing,
arrogant or quick-tempered. Eldership requires patience and the
ability to give a gentle answer that turns away wrath. An elder
should not be given to drunkenness nor be violent, but rather have
a peaceful and gentle disposition. He must be disciplined and a
Rachel Boyce Circle Continued
Evelyn Spearman
master of himself, rather than being a slave to his appetites, drives
or desires. Lastly Paul concludes on his list of qualifications insisting
that an elder must be sound in the faith, encouraging others by
sound doctrine and refuting those who oppose it. Unreserved
commitment to foundational doctrine is a non-negotiable
prerequisite for such a vital ministry. We must settle for nothing
less. And on a personal note, Rebecca Howe was proud to share
that she now lives with a full houseful of elders. She announced to
us that this morning her son Mark was just installed as an elder at
his church in Texas. Her son Kenny is currently serving his second
year as elder of the First Presbyterian Church in Gastonia. Big Ken
has been serving as a spiritual leader at Pisgah for many years. It’s
been said that Ken has been an elder even before Pisgah had elders.
Thank you Rebecca for giving us a perfect (personal) anecdote to
conclude this month’s bible study.
Belinda gave her treasurer’s report and is still waiting for the
new yearly circle budget report to be published this month.
Therefore we will make decisions for our circle’s allocations next
month. Jeanelle reviewed the February PWM newsletter. Our circle
will have midweek desserts February 4th and 25th. Pisgah’s
Valentine’s Supper will be on February 14th. We marked our
calendars for next month’s events for Kitchen Work Day on March
10th and announced that the date of the workshop to make gift
items for the Bonclarken gift shop will be in March or April. Jeanelle
reviewed the recommendations for all Pisgah’s 2015 programs and
activities. Judy McCarthy asked each circle to discuss and vote on
these items. Jane Falls made a motion to accept the
recommendations from the planning committee. All items were
seconded and approved. Cherrie Weaver wrote in the newsletter
that the residents of Heritage Oaks were thankful to us for thinking
of them with our Christmas gift bags. Evelyn will remember our
Sunshine Friends and college students. Jeanelle dismissed our
meeting as we recited our Mizpah Benediction. Dot Clark treated us
to her famous Red Velvet cake with our refreshments. Our next
meeting will be March 1st with Helen Boyd and Jeanelle Bumgardner
as hostesses.
Mary Kennedy Circle
Donna Forbes
The Mary Kennedy Circle met on Monday, February 2,
in the Elliott Center. Chairman Myra Stewart opened
our meeting with a devotional from Our Daily Bread about
Thanksgiving and being grateful.
Suzanne Elliott was our guest Bible study teacher and she taught us
on Titus: Profile of a Christian Leader.
Donna Forbes read our minutes and they were approved as read.
The Treasurers report was given.
The ARP magazine was reviewed by Susan Jenkins.
Chairman Stewart discussed our Presidents newsletter and we noted
important dates including Spring Project on April 17th Parade of
Tables.
We will have desserts on Feb. 18 th (M-Z)
We will remember our Sunshine Friends, College Students and our
Military members.
We closed with the Mitpah Benediction.
March
Delivery
Schedule
Listed below is our meals-on-wheels
schedule. If you cannot deliver on the date
I have assigned you, please contact
someone on the schedule and see if they
will swap days with you. If you change
your schedule, please call Phyllis at the
Adult Nutrition Office at 704-862-7825 and
let her know about the change.
Thank you for delivering meals on wheels
and if you have any problems, please call
me.
Thanks.
Treasure Teague 704-867-9809
3/06 Hank & Wanda Haskins
3/13 Tom & Judy McCarthy
3/20 Rebecca Howe
WE NEED…
TEAMS AND SPONSORS
FOR THE ANNUAL SENIOR HIGH
GOLF TOURNAMENT
Please see Hanna Clark, Spencer Hopper,
Jon Valentine, Doc Thompson,
Daughtry Hopper or any youth if you can
sponsor a hole (sponsorships are $100 each),
or to register your team. You can also contact
the church office 704-865-7611 X 2.
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Easter will come and be gone
before we know it and the
summer months are rapidly
approaching! Here are just a
few dates that you will want to
get on your calendar:
Summer In the Grove
May 20
Horizon
June 15-20
Expedition Everest VBS
June 21-24
Quest
June 22-27
Appalachia
July 4-11
Music Conference
July 12-17
Summer In the Grove
July 22
Family Bible Conference
July 27-30
Summer In The Grove
August 19
Watch your bulletin and Pisgah Post for details about these exciting events!
Dear Pisgah Family,
Thank you so much for all of the prayers, phone calls, cards
and messages of sympathy and care during Kevin’s sister Trisha’s
illness and her passing. We are blessed to be a part of such a loving
and caring church family.
Kevin, Tracy, Jeff & Joshua Adams
Get the SCOOP from Ann…
Hospital Patients – Clyde Foy, Ruth Hunt
New Member – We extend a warm welcome to our newest member,
Stevie Deaton, fiancee' of Tyler Pendleton. Stevie united with our church
on February 15, 2015.
The sympathy of the Pisgah congregation is extended to Kevin Adams
and his family in the death of his sister, Patricia (Trisha) Shaw on
January 28, 2015; to Barbara Oates and family in the death of her
brother, Frank Reid Payseur, on February 20, 2015.
New Arrival – Elliott James Duran, son of Trey Duran and Lauren
Florez, was born on January 14, 2015. Congratulations to them on the
safe arrival of their son. Trish Duran is the proud grandmother.
Did you know that –
... Laradon Pilot had her picture in the January 31,
2015 Gaston Gazette along with other candidates for
Gaston County Schools' Teacher of the Year. Laradon
was one of five finalists …..
Max Wolfe, III was featured in an article in the January
20th Charlotte Observer about his leadership and
selflessness. Max is the student assistant coach and
equipment manager for the Wingate football
team......Jeanelle Bumgardner and Jane Falls had their
pictures in the January 20, 2015 Gaston Gazette at the
20th Annual Pie Tastin' Day held on January 23, 2015 at
the Lucille Tatum Home Center......
The flowers in the sanctuary on February 8th, 2015
were given in honor of Jessica Clark on her 12th
birthday by Daddy, Mommy, Abbey, Lucas......
Get the SCOOP from Ann…
Did you know that –
…..Communicants Classes for grades 5-6 (or above)
began on February 8th during the Sunday School hour.
These sessions are to prepare students to embrace
Jesus Christ as Lord and Savior and thus unite with his
church......The Prelude, Offertory, Anthem, and Postlude
on February 15, 2015 were performed to the glory of
God and in loving memory of Fred F. Lineberger (August
31, 1965-Feb. 16, 2014)......Titus Greene had his picture in
the February 7th Gaston Gazette when Marshall Rauch
was presented the 2015 J. D. Hicks Lifetime Achievement
Award at the Gaston County Family YMCA. Titus is a past
recipient of the Lifetime
Achievement
Award.......Victoria Becker
and Katie Seay, students at
Gaston Christian School,
auditioned and were
selected to attend the 67th
Annual Mars Hill University
Choral Festival on Feb. 6-7.
The event concluded with
an afternoon concert
attended by many family
members and friends. Their
picture was in the Feb. 12th
Gaston Gazette......Annie
Robinson injured her knee in a fall......Luther Clark had
back surgery......Our guest vocalist on February 22, 2015
was Lauren Johnson, Lauren is from Boone, N. C. and
currently a student at Lenoir-Rhyne University, majoring
in Sacred Music and Vocal Performance.
Financial Report for January 2015
General Fund Receipts for the month
Envelopes
Loose Cash Received in Collection Plates
Sunday School Offerings
Initial Offerings
Total Contributions for month
Total Disbursements for month
Receipts less disbursements
$ 20,599.70
155.25
318.00
170.00
$ 21,242.95
$ (29,852.32)
$ (8,609.37)
2015 Annual Budget is $383,055 or $31,921.25 per month.
General Fund YTD Receipts & Disbursements
YTD Total Contributions
YTD Disbursements
YTD G/F Receipts less G/F Disbursements
$ 21,242.95
(29,852.32)
$ (8,609.37)
Building Fund Receipts & Disbursements for month
Envelopes
$2,213.00
Sunday School Offering (1st Sunday)
41.00
Interest received from Bank of the Ozarks/First National
0.85
Total Receipts for month
$ 2,254.85
Paid on FLOC mortgage in month
(1,984.89)
BCIF Receipts less disbursements for month
269.96
Designated Receipts for month
Bonclarken Carson Cottage Maint. Fund
Cemetery Trust Fund
Cemetery Maintenance Fund
Benevolence Fund
Appalachia Mission Trip Fund
Rec’d on Adult Midweek Study Materials
Rec’d on cost of new manse dishwasher
Total Designated Receipts for the Month
$ 461.00
60.00
25.00
20.00
100.00
153.94
100.00
$ 919.94
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