Thoughts from a United Methodist Clergy Couple in Southeast Kansas
From the monthly archives:
We completed fund raising for Phase I this past Sunday. The Vision Team met Wednesday and selected a projector. The new projector arrived Friday and we used it twice today for a presentation on missions and a movie with the youth group.
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We will have samples of the new t-shirts and mousepads in the foyer
tomorrow. Mousepads will be $7. T-shirts will be $7 and $9.
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Phase I of our multi-media project is now complete. The vision team met Wednesday and approved the purchase of a portable projector. We already have the screen. With this we begin phase II. We plan to go ahead and include special envelopes in the bulletin for the next two Sundays and then we’ll give folks a break of one or two months. If you want to see the projector go to the NEC Website. That’s the projector, but we not paying a lot less ($1682.71 including shipping).
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Congratulations to Maci Robinson for appearing on the front page of Sunday’s Coffeyville Journal!
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We received $756 toward the Multi-Media fund yesterday. This brings us to a total of $2,371 and thus completes fund-raising for Phase I.
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We now have copies of The Overload Syndrome available for purchase. If you signed up for the study please pick one up so that you can read the introduction before class on Tuesday or Thursday. Books are $12.
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We’re proud of the Choir for their work this evening. Thanks to the members for all they do.
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There has been a conflict between what was put in the paper and what was in the bulletin and newsletter. There will be no PPRC meeting this Monday.
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Above is a new logo for First UMC. Let us know what you think.
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I’ve recently gotten some leads on starting a community recycling program at the church. Materials that could be recycled are: newspaper, cardboard, paperboard, aluminum cans, glass bottles and jars, plastic bottles, magazines, shredded office paper. Anyone interested?
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