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THIRD SUNDAY OF ADVENT DECEMBER 15, 2019
A SERVICE OF ADVENT
Theme: Everlasting Light
December 15, 2019 - 8:30 and 11:00 AM
The Third Sunday of Advent - Color: Purple
GATHERING
WELCOME Reverend Joey McDonald
CHIMING OF THE TRINITY (The sound of chimes announces the beginning of worship. During the Lighting of the Candles please keep silence to allow all worshipers to prepare mind, heart and body for the worship of God.)
PRELUDE AT CANDLE LIGHTING The Winter Moon French Carol
Lucy Scandrett, harp and Greg Hollinger, organ arr. Daniel Burton
OPENING PRAYER Reverend Joey McDonald
ADVENT CANDLE LIGHTING CEREMONY (The Light of Joy) Jim and Kathy Griebel (8:30)
Melanie Hyler and Jane Thewes (11:00)
Lift Up Your Eyes Joel Raney
Responsive Litany:
During Advent, we remember the light that shines in the darkness, but the darkness has not overcome it. Though sorrow may last for the night, joy comes in the morning. For all who face the sting of loss, God's word speaks: Though sorrow may last for the night, joy comes in the morning. For all who wrestle with the unknown of tomorrow, God's word speaks: Though sorrow may last for the night, joy comes in the morning. For all who battle the questions that arise in the silence, God's word speaks: Though sorrow may last for the night, joy comes in the morning.
Closing Prayer (1)
CANTATA EVERLASTING LIGHT Lloyd Larson, Mary McDonald Jay Rouse, Larry Shackley
Overture Everlasting Light Mary McDonald (Words adapted from Isaiah 60:1-2)
He Is the Light (Underscore) Larry Shackley with Narration Annabel Court William Court
Longing for the Light Larry Shackley with Scripture readings Annabel Court William Court
Narration Annabel Court
My Soul Proclaims Jay Rouse (Words inspired by Luke 1:44-56) solo: Lourri Norris, soprano
Narration Annabel Court William Court
Bethlehem, O Bethlehem FOREST GREEN
Lloyd Larson
Narration Annabel Court William Court
Shepherds and Angels JUNGST
(Words based on Luke 2:8-14) GLORIA
Lloyd Larson
Narration Annabel Court William Court
This Child of Light Mary McDonald
(Words based on Luke 2:21-35)
duet: Joan Morris, alto and Al Litster, tenor (8:30)
Laura Kollaros, soprano and Aaron Bliley, bass (11:00)
Narration Annabel Court William Court
This Is Christ the King GREENSLEEVES
Larry Shackley
Narration Annabel Court William Court
Everlasting Light (Finale) MENDELSSOHN
ADESTE FIDELES
Mary McDonald
arr. Jay Rouse(2)
OFFERTORY Mary, Did You Know? Mark Lowry and Buddy Greene
Janice Creech, piano and Greg Hollinger, organ
*DOXOLOGY No. 95 Old 100th
*PASSING OF THE PEACE Reverend Joey McDonald
BENEDICTION (seated)
CHORAL RESPONSE Pacem Blessing arr. Patrick M. Liebergen
solo: Lourri Norris
(Based on "Air on the G String" by Johann S. Bach)
"Go now in peace, dona nobis pacem (grant us peace).
May the peace of God be with you, go in peace and love. Amen.
POSTLUDE Sing We Now of Christmas French Carol
Janice Creech, piano and Greg Hollinger, organ arr. Don Wyrtzen
(You are encouraged to remain seated during the Postlude to reflect upon your worship experience today. If you
need to leave, please do so quietly in order not to disturb worshipers who remain.)
*Please stand if you are able.
ABOUT THE CANTATA
Light is synonymous with the Christmas season. As we gaze upon the decorated homes and trees, we see symbols of hope that light will battle darkness, heal, and restore. It is only light that can counter that darkness. The lights on homes and trees are eventually taken down and packed away until next year, but the meaning of those lights last throughout the year. The birth of one Child brought a light that does not fade; a light that was desperately needed in a world of darkness, pain, and loss. A light that was desperately needed in a world of darkness, pain and loss. A light that would live on eternally...an Everlasting Light.
"He is the Light, Everlasting Light; born a Savior, born this night. He is the One, the Everlasting Son; Child of heaven. He is the Light!"
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BIOS
Annabel Nicole Court, narrator, is an active member of Bluffton United Methodist Church which includes involvement in the Chancel Choir, the Praise Team and the Youth Group. Annabel is a sophomore at Hilton head Christian Academy. She is cheerleader at HHCA and an active member of their theater department. Annabel has performed in over 20 local productions and could be seen most recently in HHCA's production of White Christmas. She has also performed regionally in Birmingham, AL and Atlanta, GA. Annabel is excited to be narrating again this year and looks forward to returning to the Chancel Choir after the holiday season.
William Court, narrator, is a cum laude graduate of the University of Cincinnati and an architect and partner in the firm Court Atkins Architects. William, his wife, Angela, daughter, Annabel and son, Phillip have been attending Bluffton United Methodist Church for 15 years.
Janice Creech, piano, is a Virginia native, has been a resident of HHI for 22 years. She is the accompanist for the Hilton Head Choral Society and also serves on the Board of Directors as the Chairman of Marketing and Sales. Janice has played many shows at the Arts Center of Coastal Carolina. She is a graduate of Longwood University with a Bachelor of Music Education with a concentration in piano.
Kathleen Duncan, oboe, has been playing the oboe for more than twenty years. While in high school, she won multiple honors in state competitions in Indiana. She honed her skills at Ball State University where she studied under Mr. Ferald Capps. Kathleen now regularly performs with community bands, orchestras, churches, and on occasion with the Hilton Head Symphony. When not playing oboe, she works as a project manager for the landscape architecture firm, J.K. Tiller, located in Bluffton, South Carolina.
Donald F. Jemella, percussion, his professional life in music spans more than forty-five years as a conductor, performer and music educator. His musical background includes roles as a teacher, administrator, adjudicator, guest conductor, consultant and clinician. He currently serves as Music Director for the Lowcountry Wind Symphony, the Lowcountry Youth Wind Symphony, and the Odyssey Jazz & Swing Orchestra.
Mr. Jemella is a graduate of The Boston Conservatory from which he holds both a Bachelors and Masters of Music. He studied conducting and clarinet with Atilio Poto, a former member of the Boston Symphony Orchestra and student of Arturo Toscanini. As a performer, Mr. Jemella has appeared in both Instrumental and Choral Ensembles and in Jazz and touring Rhythm & Blues bands.
Dana Scaglione, percussion, has been an active professional percussionist and music educator since 1983. Currently he lives in Beaufort with his wife, Ludelyn and five year old son, Anthony. Today marks Dana's second performance at Bluffton United Methodist Church.
Lucy Scandrett, harp, is a professional harpist and teacher, and a native of Charlotte, NC, where she began the study of the harp at the age of 3 with her mother. She began her professional career at the age of 16 and earned a degree in Harp Performance from the Oberlin College Conservatory of Music and a Master of Music degree in Musicology from Converse College in Spartanburg, South Carolina.
Lucy was adjunct Professor of Harp at Indiana University of PA, Chatham University, Seton Hill University, and Geneva College. She also taught at The Ellis School, the Pittsburgh Creative and Performing Arts 6-12 School (CAPA), and Musik Innovations School of Music.
For many years she was Principal Harpist for the Pittsburgh Ballet Orchestra, the Pittsburgh Opera Orchestra, the Civic Light Opera Orchestra and several other orchestras. Lucy was past President of the American Harp Society and recently became the founder and President of the American Harp Society Low Country Chapter. Currently she is acting Principal Harpist for the Hilton Head Symphony Orchestra.
Lucy and her husband, Jack and daughter, Lara are members of St. Andrew By-The-Sea UMC, Hilton Head Island.
Bob Wilson, percussion, has been involved in music since the age of fifteen. For nineteen years Bob taught percussion part-time for two high school bands and gave private lessons at Eddy Kozak School of Music. Bob plays percussion with the Bluffton United Methodist Church Praise Team, the Low Country Wind Symphony, the May River Brass Quintet, and the Palmetto Brass Ensemble. Bob has played professionally for twenty years and continues to share his percussion talent during Bluffton United Methodist Church worship services including numerous cantata presentations. Bob, and his wife, Linda moved from Louisiana to Bluffton and are members of BUMC.
Karen Wyld, flute Karen and husband, Tim moved to Sun City from Latham, NY and are members of Bluffton United Methodist Church. Their son, TJ is a golf professional.
Karen is the founder and first director of the BUMC Wesley Ringers handbell ensemble. She has played flute all of her life and continues to add beauty and inspiration to our worship services.
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The Chancel Choir
Sopranos
Denise Batholomew, Cecil Corson, Betsy Epply, Paula Johnson, Laurel Karper, Laura Kollaros Venus Mendoza, Lourri Norris, Carol Rutgers
Altos
Peggy Chandler, Joanne Davies, Debbie Kaulig, Becky Manley, Joan Morris Nancy Osgood, Mary Ratliff, Sarah Sweers
Tenors
Ron Kadzielewski, Al Litster, Lynn McPheeters, Henry Rosado
Basses
Aaron Bliley, John Clingerman, David Hoffman, Allyn Perdue Greg Stutesman, Ed Sweers
A/V Operators: Milt Davis, Stephen Guidetti, John Kenyon Acolytes: (8:30) Carson Bryant
(11:00) Lyrah Atkins/Luke Bliley/Olivia Downey/ Kensley Kaney/ Annie Reichert/Matthew Sapochak/Cooper Simpson/Ava van Zuylen
Ushers: (8:30) Ron McAbee, Laura Reid, Jeanne & Brent VanBuskirk
(11:00) Donna Clingerman, Eleanor & Carl Greenway, Jane & Denny LaFaber, Dian Litster
Bluffton United Methodist Church – 1853-2019 – 166 Years “The Mission of BUMC is to make disciples for Jesus Christ by sharing our loving relationship with Him
through all our actions in worship, nurture, education, evangelism and outreach.” Enter to Worship, Depart to Serve – A “Stephen Ministry” Church
Pastor – Joey McDonald; Director of Music Ministry – Ella W. Davis Organist – Greg L. Hollinger; Director of Christian Education – Laurel Karper
Office Administrator – Pat Simmons; Nursery Attendants – Millie Baughman, Brooke Bennett Nicole Jozic, Amara Niemczyk
NURSERY CARE PROVIDED 8:15 a.m. – 12:30 p.m. EVERY SUNDAY
Hearing assistance devices are available in the narthex for your use during worship.
LARGE PRINT hymnals are available for your use during the worship service. They are located on a table in the Narthex.
Worship Hours 8:30 a.m. & 11:00 a.m.; Adult Sunday school 9:45 a.m.; Children’s Sunday school 9:45 a.m. Church Office: 843.757.3351, Church Office E-mail – [email protected];
Web Site – http://www.blufftonumc.org; Pastor’s cell – 803.671.1691; email– [email protected]; Pastor’s address: 85 Calhoun St, Bluffton SC 29910;
Directory of Christian Education – Laurel Karper; cell – 1.717.253.6461; email – [email protected] Office hours Mon–Thurs 9:30a–2:30p Mail address: Bluffton UMC, PO Box 368, Bluffton, SC 29910
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STEPHEN MINISTRY – Today is the third Sunday of Advent. In many Christian communities,
today is reserved for Mary’s Song of Praise, “Mary Did You Know.” This hymn is one of the most
recognized parts of the New Testament and is considered by many to be the exemplifier of what
it means to submit to the will of God.
If you or someone you know is facing a challenge, large or small, and would benefit from the caring
presence of a Stephen Minister, talk to our Stephen Minister leader: Mary Ellen Parks at 843.368.1852.
MIRACLE JARS – For the month of December the mission jars will be for our Special
Needs account. The Mission committee has set up this account to help individuals in our
Church Family and those in the local community who may have severe financial difficulties
due to extreme medical needs. This is a new program that we had set up this past year. We
have helped several people this year with medical bills, and we do keep the names private.
As Always your contributions are greatly appreciated.
Carrefour Friends Many elderly residents in care facilities throughout Bluffton often need someone to just simply
be there for them, not to fix anything or to do anything in particular, but to let them know that
they are cared for and supported by friends. It is such a comfort for these seniors to get a
friendly visit from one of our trained volunteers. If you are interested in becoming a friend for someone
who really needs one, please contact Jackie Tuohig at 913.748.5929 or email us at
Carrefour Friends……care for friends.
CHRISTIAN CARE MINISTRY is available for Communion Ministry, Hospital Ministry, Prayer
Shawl Ministry, Spiritual Ministry, Homebound Visiting Ministry, and Encouragement Ministry.
If you know of someone that would benefit from these wonderful ministries, please contact us.
Linda Cecil – [email protected] or 859.619.1777; Kathy Griebel, 843.837.7427 –
THE GIDEONS would like to ask you men of the church a favor. As we approach the
New Year, our plans are underway to "check in" with the local motels and make sure
each room has a Bible. Each outing takes only 2 hours from start to finish. We could use
the help and it’s a great way for you to be part of an activity on behalf of our Lord. No
obligation, just help us out once or twice. For more information, see Larry Stocker or call
843.808.7350, email him; [email protected].
LUNCH HOUR PRAYER TIME – OPEN SANCTUARY Meet us in the sanctuary for lunch hour prayer time, Tuesday, Dec 17th from 12 – 1 PM.
If your heart is heavy, if you need encouragement, if you don’t feel well, or if you just want
to come and thank God for His goodness, meet us in the sanctuary. We are looking
forward to praying for you! —Mickaylla McDonald, Prayer Team Coordinator
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General Budget – Plate Offering Goal each week $10,000: Plate Offering: $10,772. Designated – Ditch the Debt: $6,310.
Attendance - 8:30: 100; 11:00: 187 Total: 287 – Adult SS: 5; Children’s SS: 5; Junior SS: 3; Nursery: (8:30) 5 - (11:00) 2
Today 12/15 8:30 AM Cantata “Everlasting Light” Sanctuary Today 12/15 9:40 AM Chancel Choir & Instrumentalists Breakfast Fellowship Hall Today 12/15 9:45 AM Adult Sunday school Conference room #1 Today 12/15 9:45 AM Children’s Sunday school Children’s room Today 12/15 9:45 AM Men’s Bible Study Conference room #2 Today 12/15 11:00 AM Cantata “Everlasting Light” Sanctuary Today 12/15 4:00 PM Bible Study Conference room #1 Today 12/15 6:00 PM “Live Nativity” & refreshments Outside & Fellowship Hall Monday 12/16 2:45 PM Wesley Ringers rehearsal Lord of Life Lutheran, Buckwalter Hwy Monday 12/16 6:30 PM Church Council meeting Fellowship Hall Tuesday 12/17 12 – 1:00 PM Open Sanctuary for prayer Sanctuary Tuesday 12/17 7:00 PM CSO Holiday Brass Concert Sanctuary Wednesday 12/18 10 - 12 PM Evolution Big Band rehearsal Fellowship Hall Wednesday 12/18 12:30 PM Backpack Buddie Food delivery Fellowship Hall Wednesday 12/18 5:30 PM Early Dining Group @ The Studio 20 Executive Park Rd, HHI Wednesday 12/18 6:00 PM Chancel Choir Christmas party Private home Thursday 12/19 8:30 – 11:00 Backpack Buddie Food distribution Fellowship Hall Thursday 12/19 9 – 12 Noon Busy Bees (church maintenance) Outside/Inside Thursday 12/19 6:30 PM AA Beginners & Al-anon meetings Fellowship & SS rms Thursday 12/19 7:30 PM AA Step & Al-anon meetings Fellowship & SS rms Friday 12/20 9:30 – 11:30 AM Bible Study Fellowship Sanctuary & Edu Rms Friday 12/20 7:00 PM Combined Handbell Ensemble Concert Lord Of Life Lutheran Church Sunday 12/22 8:30 AM Worship Service Sanctuary Sunday 12/22 9:45 AM Adult Sunday school Conference room #1 Sunday 12/22 9:45 AM Children’s Sunday school Children’s room Sunday 12/22 9:45 AM Men’s Bible Study Conference room #2 Sunday 12/22 11:00 AM Worship Service Sanctuary
TONIGHT @ 6:00 PM – The Bluffton UMC children & youth will present a
“LIVE NATIVITY” show you will not want to miss! There will be hot cocoa,
cookies and carols in front of the church. Join us to celebrate the season!
CHARLESTON SYMPHONY ORCHESTRA BRASS QUINTET
HOLIDAY CONCERT – Bluffton United Methodist Church will host
this festive concert TUESDAY, December 17th at 7:00 PM.
There are still a few tickets available at $15/each.
At the conclusion of the concert, you are invited to a reception in the
Fellowship Hall where you will be able to meet and greet the artists. The reception will be hosted by the
Mission Team in appreciation of our congregation’s annual support of Mission projects.
EARLY DINNING – 5:30 p.m. Wednesday, December 18th at The Studio, 20 Executive Park Rd, Hilton Head. Contact Russ Rymer for information, 843.298.6566.
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Ministry of Encouragement – Let us remember with visits, cards and prayers… Lois Barton, 199 Stratford Village Way, Bluffton SC 29909
12/15 – Barbara Allen, Kay Atkinson, Rita Bobko 12/16 – Sarah & Jim Snow William Golson, Jr., Buck Hyler 12/17 – Susan & Tucker Jones, III 12/17 – Lyrah Atkins, Toni Case 12/18 – Eleanor & Carl Greenway 12/20 – John Kenyon 12/22 – Jane & Denny LaFaber 12/22 – Brian Esposito
We are pleased to have you worship with us and hope it will be a meaningful experience for you. Please be sure to sign the attendance book in your row to indicate your attendance today.
Include children, your address & phone number.
PLEASE NOTE – If you would like “credit” for tax purposes on this
year’s giving statement – contributions must be received in the
offering plate, or postmarked by Dec. 31, 2019. Any questions,
please call Pat, 843.757.3351 during office hours 9:30 a – 2:30 p,
Mon – Thurs. The office is closed on Friday.
The poinsettias decorating our church this Christmas season have been donated as listed below; in honor of and in memory of those who are special in our lives. (You may take your flower(s) home after the evening Candlelight service)
Helen & George Anderson in honor of their children & grandchildren Helen & George Anderson in memory of their loved ones Bill & Paula Harper Bethea in honor of Esther Sexson Bill & Paula Harper Bethea in honor of Sara & Brad Jenkins Bill & Paula Harper Bethea in memory of Mr. & Mrs. W. L. Bethea Bill & Paula Harper Bethea in memory of Mr. & Mrs. William Harper Bill & Paula Harper Bethea in memory of Mrs. Marshall Harper Foster Bill & Paula Harper Bethea in memory of Mr. & Mrs. G. Edward Cone Bill & Paula Harper Bethea in memory of Charlie E. Vincent, Jr. Richard & Cindy Bex in memory of Frederick and Laura Bex Richard & Cindy Bex in memory of Dr. Frederick James Bex, III Richard & Cindy Bex in memory of James A. Miller Stephen & Connie Bird in memory of Connie’s parents, Frank & Dorothy Coveleskie Stephen & Connie Bird in memory of Steve’s parents, Philip & Mary Catherine Bird Connie & Larry Budge in honor of their sons, Chip & Jenn and Stephen & Alexis Connie & Larry Budge in honor of their grandchildren, Cameron, Evelyn, Tyler & Hayden Connie & Larry Budge in memory of his parents, Vernon & Clara Budge Connie & Larry Budge in memory of her parents, King & Dorothy Leighliter Lou Cavanaugh in memory of her husband, H.R. Cavanaugh Jim & Penny Chapman in memory of Matt & Loretta Chapman and Boyd & Agnes Newell Gary & Susan Clay in memory of Mildred & Frederick Hardy Gary & Susan Clay in memory of Dorothy & Wilson Clay Cecil & Rich Corson in honor of Cecil’s mother, Louise Cimino Cecil & Rich Corson in memory of his parents, Carlton & Marjorie Corson & Carlton Corson, Jr., his brother &
her father, Wayne Cimino Ellen & Archie Coupe in honor & memory of Charles Farley The Court Family in honor of Fred Court The Court Family in honor of Larry & Marlana Minnick The Court Family in memory Jody Court Doug & Joanne Dahl in honor of their children and grandchildren Doug & Joanne Dahl in memory of their parents, Joanne’s brother and Doug’s sister Ella Davis in honor of God and members of the Music Ministry Martha & Bob DeMare in honor of God and in memory of their parents, Betty & Ray Baldrige & Al & Josephine DeMare David & Pamela Frederick in memory of Catherine Connelly David & Pamela Frederick in memory of Lewis Frederick Sam & Dian Gamble in honor of, Mildred Gutshall, their children & grandchildren Sam & Dian Gamble in memory of Merle Gutshall & Dorothy & Guy Gamble Lois & Charles Glassick in memory of their loved ones Jim & Kathy Griebel in honor of their grandchildren: Jackson, Payton, Lucia and Lucas Jim & Kathy Griebel in memory of their parents: Darrell & Doris Griebel and John & Pauline Kasmann David & Debbie Hill in memory of W
M and Dorothy Hoover and Maurice & Norma Jean Hill
Melanie & B.V. Hyler in memory of Lilly, their doggie Gloria Johnson in memory of her wonderful husband, Charles R. Johnson Gloria Johnson in memory of daughter, Terri Lee Gloria Johnson in memory of parents, Robert & Adelaide Dulaney & Ella Harvey Paula & Jerry Johnson in memory of Marshall Kremers & Jane Johnson Sue & Tucker Jones in memory of Lisa Evans Sue & Tucker Jones in memory of Scott Macomber Sue & Tucker Jones in memory of Hank Haase Debbie Kaulig in memory of John & Alice Sowle & Mary Emily Sowle John & Cathy Kenyon in memory of Kenneth & Margaret Kenyon and David & Irene Fleming George & Kelley Krall in memory of Lois Krall George & Kelley Krall in memory of Ruth Martin Charles Lewis in memory of Carol Lewis Brian & Tracy Lanese in memory of Thomas Lanese Al & Dian Litster in memory of their parents Dean & Diana Loftin in honor of their family
Daniel Alba Kaye Koltveit Evelyn Reter
Tim Alarie Paul Laughlin Larry Russell
Katie Allen Caitlyn Lew Betty Snyder
Melissa Allen Judy McDonald Jim Snow
Marty Blaney Mark McGilton Parker Snow
Lou Cavanaugh Lelia Mullins Ed Stanley
Ansel Clark Kyle Nance Bea Story
Louise Cimino Robert Newhart, Sr. Tom Story
Wayne Cimino Chris Obras Kim Sturm
Annette Conrad Pat O’Conner Connie Thompson
Bill Droste Sonny O’Neal Jackie Tuohig
Donna Fiero Scott Parks Alex Ulmer
Karl Fiero Les Parry Angie VanZuylen
Connie Hornick Megan Phelphs Judy Walden
Lorrie Katsimpalis Jenny Ragan Linda Walker
Sarah & Ben Keil Paul Reitz
Nick & Karen Mandalas in memory of their parents Becky Manley in memory of Celestine & Kelly Major Arlys Mason & Les Parry in memory of their daughter, Stephanie Parry Bill & Sally Mattingly in honor of their children & grandchildren Bill & Sally Mattingly in memory of their parents Ron McAbee in honor of Rick McAbee Ron McAbee in memory of Ann McAbee Nadine Morrison in memory of John & Leona Morrison Victoria Morrison in honor of her family Beth & Bob Newmarker in memory of Carol Valek and Bud McCune Lourri Norris & Autumn Waite in memory of James Tracey, a wonderful father and grandfather Don & Pat O’Conner in memory of their parents Brian & Nancy Osgood in memory of George Coughenour Henry & Nancy Rosado in memory of Thomas Y. & Rose L. Wong Henry & Nancy Rosado in memory of Juan & Aida Rosado Henry & Nancy Rosado in memory of friends & family Larry & Sonja Russell in memory of their parents, Wolfgang & Eloise Huebner and Harold & Freda Russell Jack Samuels in honor of Bebe Jack Samuels in memory his Mom Esther Sexson in honor of Bill & Paula Harper Bethea Esther Sexson in memory of Ed & Mary Frances Cone Linda Shettel in memory of Mr. & Mrs. David L. Shettel Linda Shettel in memory of Patricia Bennett Pat Simmons in memory of her parents, Harold & Emily Simmons Dick & Jennie Smith in honor Jay & Marnie Smith McMurray and their three children Dick & Jennie Smith in honor of Brian & Amy Smith and their four children James E. Snow family in honor of Walda Letson James E. Snow family in honor of Linda Greenwood Ed & Penny Stanley in memory of her parents Ed & Penny Stanley in memory of his parents Linda & Jim Stevens in memory of their beloved family and friends Ed & Sarah Sweers in memory of Ronald Watkins Ed & Sarah Sweers in memory of Marilyn Sweers Wayne & Jackie Tuohig in memory of Marie Kraft and Ethel Tuohig Walt & Karyl Tyler in memory of William Tyler and Janet Vroman Walt & Karyl Tyler in memory of Arthur & Mathilde Wackholz Dave & Linda Waugh in memory of Murray & Jessie Waugh Dave & Linda Waugh in memory of Peter & Lily Langeman Donna & Jeff Williams in memory of Jennifer Williams Donna & Jeff Williams in memory of Chuck Wallace Tom & Sandra Wooster in memory of her parents Tom & Sandra Wooster in memory of his parents Tom & Sandra Wooster in memory of John T. Wooster, Jr
2018 Cantata Participants
Worship Hours 8:30 a.m. & 11:00 a.m.; Adult Sunday School & Men’s Bible Study 9:30 a.m. Children’s Church 10:00 a.m. Church Office: 757-3351, Church Office E-mail – [email protected]; Web Site – http://www.blufftonumc.org
Pastor Joey’s cell– 803-671-1691; email– [email protected]; Pastor’s address: 85 Calhoun St, Bluffton SC 29910 Office hours – Mon–Thurs 9:30 a–2:30 p Mail address: Bluffton UMC, PO Box 368, Bluffton, SC 29910