MESSENGER
Volume 51 Issue 7
July 2016
Rev. Bobby Morrow
Senior Pastor
[email protected]
It is hard to believe, but the joint parking deck project with the YMCA is about to begin construction. Actually, if you have
been on campus this week you have already seen the construction fences go up. This really is an incredible blessing for
the church. Let me remind you of some of the details of that joint project. We will have exclusive access to 384 parking
spaces in the deck on Sunday mornings. We will have 75 reserved spaces on Wednesday nights and a first come first
serve access to the deck 24/7. All cost for security, maintenance, landscaping and lighting will be paid for by the YMCA.
Every dollar of construction cost is paid for by the YMCA. In addition, the church will receive over the 70 year life of the
lease more than 5 million dollars in land lease payments. Current space in our upper parking lot, bordered by Lexington,
South and Caldwell streets, that is being leased by the Y will return to our exclusive use. Our Special Purpose Committee
has done a spectacular job.
The construction of the new deck is scheduled to take 6 months. It is our hope that we would begin parking in the new
deck January of 2017. This is great news. It does present some challenges for us during that time though. What has been
extremely difficult parking issues during this six months will become impossible issues. There will not be enough parking to
have all of our regular activities during the week. We have rescheduled all outside groups that use our property during this
time because of the lack of parking. This will be temporary and we can’t wait to get them back on campus, but it will be in
2017. Many of you have been very frustrated with our parking on Wednesday nights. It can be very difficult to find a place
to park. It is one reason the deck was so important for us to have access to. It will be much, much worse for the construction period. For that reason, the staff has devised an alternate plan to make sure that we will continue to provide the program we believe is important to the life of the church during this time. Below you will find an outline of the schedule we propose for the Fall. Please keep in mind it is not perfect. It is for a short period of time and I know you are going to agree it
makes the most sense for us during construction.
In His Love,
FALL SCHEDULE
Please mark your calendars! This is a layout of our Fall schedule due to limited parking. The Christian Education
Committee will be publicizing class options soon, and sign-ups will take place late August. STAY TUNED!
Sunday, August 28 - Blessing of the Backpacks
Lunch after worship; 12:30-1:30 PM in the Fellowship Hall - We will do an overview for everyone on the Fall children and
youth activities with a Pritchard Connect Course Overview given by the teachers.
Sunday, September 4 - NO AFTERNOON ACTIVITIES (due to Labor Day weekend)
Sunday, September 11-Sunday, September 20 - (with two exceptions - see below)
Lunch after worship
12:15-12:55 PM: Children’s Missions, Youth Choir
12:15-12:55 PM: Adult Hand Bell Practice
12:30-1:45 PM: Adult Pritchard Connect Classes (9 weeks of classes)
1:00-1:45 PM: Children’s Choir, Youth Program/Bible Study
Two Exceptions:
1. Sunday, October 9 - Lunch after worship, children and youth will still meet,
Adults: Quarterly Conference (Fellowship Hall)
2. Sunday, November 13 - PMBC Birthday Celebration 115 years!!!
Lunch after worship; children and youth Choirs will still meet; Adults: No classes so you can fellowship with guests
Sunday, November 27 - NO AFTERNOON ACTIVITIES (due to Thanksgiving weekend)
Rev. Stan Heiser
Associate Senior Pastor
[email protected]
composer and arranger of music, will be our guest clinician as he leads senior adult choirs from across North
Carolina.
It’s summertime and the livin’ is easy. Makes us want to
get right down and run around the house barefoot singing
that old tune. We’re talkin’ cut-offs, kite flyin’ at the beach,
shagging, fishin’ flies and no school. We are entering those
lazy, hazy days of summer, right? A long-awaited and much
-needed season of relaxation and rest, as prescribed by
God in Hebrews 4:9-11a.
Just a few reminders of opportunities for adults this summer Thursday, July 7 - Daniel Stowe Botanical Gardens to
see the “Wee Houses: Places We Play” - an interactive exhibition by local creatives to celebrate the places we play playhouses, forts and treehouses. Cost is $15 per person
plus the cost of lunch at Tony’s Ice Cream in Gastonia. We
will leave the church at 9 AM and return by 4 PM.
Thursday, July 21 - Wohlfahrt Haus Dinner Theatre to
see “Joseph and the Amazing Technicolor Dream Coat.”
Cost is $75 per person and includes everything - a delicious
5 course dinner served in the tiered auditorium, the Broadway style play and transportation on a Christian Tours motor
coach. This trip is open to all ages! We will leave from behind the Music Building at 8:30 AM and return by 8 PM.
Friday, October 28 - Friendship Supper Club featuring “Musically Yours.” This award winning musical
group will entertain us with a new take on string quartet.
These four professional musicians provide a unique and
particularly beautiful sound. The instruments played are
a unique harp guitar plus several others (a harp, chello
and violin). Randall Sprinkle is the group leader and
they will play classics to more contemporary hits.
Sounds exciting! Sign up today! See you at lunch on
Sunday!
Monday, August 15—Friday, August 19 - Summerfest,
Week II, at Fort Caswell on Oak Island, NC. Our theme
this year is “The Tie That Binds” and this retreat is for adults
50 and above. Opportunities for worship, innovative workshops, and a time to discover your spiritual gifts or your
S.H.A.P.E. led by our very own Don Taft. Afternoon fun
trips and evenings of entertainment! Worship services will
be led by Dr. David Hailey who pastors the congregation of
Raleigh’s Hayes Barton Baptist Church. Benji Harlan, a prolific composer and arranger of music and worship will direct
our music. There will be a special appearance on Monday
night by Matt Fore, master humorist/illusionist. The week
will end with vespers at sunset on top of Fort Caswell. Cost
of the week is $330 per person.
With all of these great summer outings, please call the
church office as soon as possible to sign up.
FALL ACTIVITIES:
Thursday, September 8 - Sunago Choir resumes practice
for 2016-2017 season. Each Thursday morning from 10:30
AM until 12 Noon in the Music Building. Come join us this
year! There is a place for YOU!
Senior Adult Choir Festival at Ardmore Baptist Church
in Winston Salem, NC is October 10-11. Benji Harlan, professor from New Orleans Baptist Seminary, a prolific
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July 8 - Finding Nemo
July 22 - War Room
August 5 - Home
Pritchard Courtyard will open at 8:00 PM
Movie will begin at sunset.
FREE admission! FREE popcorn and snacks!
RAIN LOCATION: Fellowship Hall
Honduras Mission Trip
We return again this September to New Life Children’s
Home in Honduras. Last year a team set up solar panels to
help provide electricity to the site and helped to reconstruct
their mission team living space. We will be doing more of
the same again this year. There are a number of crews
who come to share in the ministry of New Life, but very few
are construction teams. We are very much needed and
appreciated by the ministry. The date for this year’s trip is
September 16-23 and the cost is $1,250.00. That is more
than the last couple of times because of high air fare costs.
If you would like to go with us this year, please let Bobby
know and he will add you to the list. It is open to men and
women.
Notes of Thanks
To the Staff and Pritchard Family,
Dan and I thank you for all the prayers, cards and visits
during my surgery and recovery. It’s such a blessing to be
a part of this fellowship of love and ministry for our Lord
and Savior.
We love you,
Sara Thompson
To My Pritchard Family,
What a blessing it is to belong to a church family that
loves and cares for its people. For all the calls, visits,
cards, food and prayers during my recent knee surgery and
recovery, I am grateful. A special thanks to the staff who
spent time with David, Marie and myself at the hospital.
Thank you, Pritchard family, for your love and concern.
In Christ,
Sarah Foard
What a joy and a privilege it is to have such a loving
church family as Pritchard Memorial. I want to thank you
for all the demonstrations of that love during my recent surgery and the ongoing rehabilitation. The cards, visits, food,
phone calls and prayers have all been appreciated more
than I know how to express. As inadequate as it is, thank
you is all I can say.
Millie Creech
Scholarship Recipients
Congratulations to the following seniors for their achievements at church and school. The following scholarships
were awarded for 2016:
Arzelle Mitchell Scholarship given in memory of Claude
Harris was awarded to Meagan Crowell.
Mary Hendrick Scholarship was awarded to Grace Ratliff.
Carolyn Bryant Scholarship was awarded to Kate
McDuffie.
Jack & Margaret Gilbert Scholarship was awarded to
Diana Fisher Hercules and Hank Yadon.
Summer Mission’s Collection
We are planning to have our Blessing of the Backpacks
on Sunday again this year with Barringer Academic Center
as our guests. That will take place in August, but we need
to spend the summer preparing for that event. We are collecting school supplies, backpacks, belts, underwear, jeans
and socks to help Barringer prepare for the new school
year. Light weight jackets and hoodies are also great
items to bring. We are also collecting food to help refill
their food pantry. Single serving items are the best for this
purpose. We want to have an exciting kickoff to the new
school year for all of our students and our Barringer
friends!
PMBC Handy Man Ministry
If you would like to help out with projects for both church
members and folks in our local communities, please join us
on Tuesday, July 12 at 6 PM on the 2nd floor of the
Pritchard Building. We will have dinner (Price’s Chicken)
and discuss several projects. Please contact Buck Boyd at
704-301-3494 or the church office if you can attend so we
can get a head count for dinner.
Crop Walk Collections
We hope that you have been collecting for our hunger
emphasis coming in October. We decided not to wait until
the last minute to prepare for Crop Walk this year. In January we started collecting money to support this year’s efforts. We anticipate our largest offering to Crop Walk in
years. If you have not started your collection to help eliminate hunger in Charlotte and around the world, we pray
you will begin today!
Would you like to get to
know our community?
Consider volunteering at
Free Coffee Friday! Once
a month, a group of
Pritchard folks serve coffee, lemonade, donuts
and/or Chick-fil-A biscuits
to our neighbors driving by the church. We’d love to have
you join us! Come share a smile and a kind word from
7:30-9:00 AM. Our next Free Coffee Friday is July 22. For
more information about this ministry or to share your interest in volunteering, please contact Rev. David Bailes.
Rev. Kristen Tucker
Minister of
Spiritual Development
and Communication
[email protected]
ADULT SUNDAY SCHOOL OPTION
July and August
Starting Sunday, July 10-Sunday, August 28 Sunday
School for you is YOUR CHOICE! There will be a list of
classes that will be meeting at 9:15 AM and room locations. Come check out any current classes OR go to one
of our TWO special studies for these two months only!!!
Want to jump to different classes each week? GO FOR
IT! I hope you will take advantage of this unique opportunity and blessings to you as you spiritually grow!
Kristen Tucker
SUNDAY SCHOOL
SPECIAL STUDIES OPTIONS
Ken Edahl and Steve Chastain will lead an 8-week
study on the Book of John. Come explore this fascinating
Gospel and how YOU can use this book to bless others!
There is some exciting things happening at Pritchard
and with new initiatives, change will be great! OR WILL
IT? Jeff Rogers and Keith Davis will lead a study on
Change: Is It Really A Good Thing?
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Maybe you just want to try out ALL the Adult Sunday
School classes. Our teachers are fantastic in their weekly
commitment in facilitating and teaching, and they all have
different teaching styles! Some of our classes WILL continue to meet. Please come to the third floor of the Williams
Center each Sunday at 9 AM and look at the class list.
Class will begin at 9:15 AM and even if you currently attend
a class, go around to the other classes. Let’s GROW IN
CHRIST TOGETHER!
WELCOME
Mrs. Deborah Wilson
Please join me in welcoming Deborah Wilson as our newest team
member. Deborah has served the
Pritchard family as Administrator
since June 1. She will be responsible for overseeing financial management, food services and
human resources. Deborah will also work with the committees of the church to manage the day-to-day operations of
the church. Deborah reports to the Senior Pastor and supervises all non-ministerial staff. Her extension is 206 and
her email is [email protected].
Deborah comes to us from St. Paul Baptist Church Charlotte, where she served as Church Administrator for nine
years and Asst. to the Pastor for Ministry Development for
seven years. In this position, Deborah identified opportunities for improvement, made constructive suggestions and
initiated processes for positive change. She managed all
aspects of the church’s daily operations.
Deborah has an Associate of Applied Science degree in
Electronics Engineering Technology and a Bachelor of Science degree in Business Administration with a management focus. In addition, Deborah is recognized as a certified Church Administrator through The Church Network
(formerly NACBA). She is currently serving as a board
member for the organization whose mission is to provide
quality education and support for church administrative
workers across the nation.
Deborah is married to Jersey Wilson; they have two children, Jersey, Jr. and Annie Wilson; and one grandson, Jersey Josiah Wilson. Deborah lives in Cornelius and shares
her home with her aging parents.
PRITCHARD PULPIT
10:30 AM WORSHIP
SUNDAY, JULY 3
SERMON: “THE BENEFITS OF FREEDOM”
SCRIPTURE: 2 CORINTHIANS 3:12-18
REV. BOBBY MORROW, SENIOR PASTOR
SUNDAY, JULY 10
SERMON: “THE KEY TO LEADERSHIP”
SCRIPTURE: JOSHUA 1:1-9
REV. BOBBY MORROW, SENIOR PASTOR
SUNDAY, JULY 17
SERMON: “WHO WOULD EVER WANT TO BE JOB?”
SCRIPTURE: JOB 1:6-22
REV. BOBBY MORROW, SENIOR PASTOR
Sanctuary
Flowers
Sunday, July 3
The flowers in the Sanctuary are given to the glory of God
and in honor of the 55th wedding anniversary of Rondo and
Carolyn McIntosh. They were married July 9, 1961.
Sunday, July 10
The flowers in the Sanctuary are given to the glory of God
and in loving memory of Ladson Crosby. “We are thankful
for the example he exhibited as a Christian first and also as
a father and husband. His leadership is remembered as we
remember his birthday.” They are placed by his family Kaye, Kevin & Katie, and Karen & Todd.
SUNDAY, JULY 24
SERMON: “THE BEAUTY OF SCRIPTURE”
SCRIPTURE: PSALM 23
REV. BOBBY MORROW, SENIOR PASTOR
Sunday, July 17
The flowers in the Sanctuary are given to the glory of God
and in loving memory of Mary Elizabeth Harper, mother and
Tommy Harper, brother of Ginger Thompson on their birthdays.
SUNDAY, JULY 31
SERMON: “DO NOT FEAR”
SCRIPTURE: ISAIAH 41:1-10
REV. BOBBY MORROW, SENIOR PASTOR
Sunday, July 24
The flowers in the Sanctuary are given to the glory of God
and in loving memory of “my wonderful Uncle Hubert
Holmes.” They are placed by Debra Drew.
From the Media Center
NEW CHILDREN’S BOOK
Same, Same but Different by Jenny Sue Kostecki-Shaw
This is the story of two boys - pen pals - who live worlds apart. Elliot lives in America
and Kailash lives in India. From exchanging letters and pictures they learn that they love
some of the same things - climbing trees, have pets and ride a bus to school. Their
worlds might look different but they are actually very similar - same, same but different! This book is placed in the Media
Center in honor of Heather Robinson Weir by Barbara Herms (friend of Linda Robinson).
NEW FICTION
Traces of Guilt by Dee Henderson
Evie Blackwell is an Illinois State Police detective and loves most of her life as such. She is a very skilled investigator
and has steadily moved up through the ranks. Considering the demands of her job, she has a hard time imagining how
marriage could work but still would like to find Mr. Right. Gabriel Thane is the sheriff in Carin County where he grew up
and he loves his job. He cares deeply for the residents and is committed to upholding the law. He, too, thinks about
finding a companion and marriage. Evie is sent to Carin Country to help launch a new task force focused on unsolved
crimes and she will be working with the sheriff’s office. Studying old evidence unearths some surprises and she knows
Gabriel Thane and his family will be key to the answers she seeks.
The Witness by Robert Whitlow
Parker is a young lawyer in a small, struggling North Carolina firm. He has a special gift that sets him apart - the ability
to anticipate his opponent’s next move! This is part of his heritage - passed down from his ex-Nazi grandfather Franz
Haus, who was known as the “general’s soothsayer” until the death of his own family which prompted him to desert the
Third Reich and flee Germany. It doesn’t take long for Parker to realize that this gift, in the wrong hands, can be more
dangerous than a deadly weapon. Are his prophetic abilities better left unused or will he learn to use them for good?
This book is placed in the Media Center by the Hope Sunday School Class in memory of Ernest West.
Football Faith by Rob Maaddi
Football Faith will inspire you as 52 NFL players and coaches share their stories and how the success they are chasing comes from following God’s plan for their lives. Tony Dungy, Emmett Smith, Tim Tebow and Kurt Warner are just a
few of the personal reflections in the book and features a forward by Coach Joe Gibbs. This book was given by the Max
Moyle Sunday School Class in memory of Hubert Holmes.
Friday, July 1
Saturday, July 2
9:00 AM-1:00 PM
Sunday, July 3
8:30-9:15 AM
8:45-10:15 AM
9:15 AM
10:30 AM
11:45 AM
Monday, July 4
Tuesday, July 5
6:30 AM
1:00 PM
Wednesday, July 6
6:30-7:30 AM
11:00 AM-5:00 PM
3:00-7:00 PM
5:00-6:00 PM
6:00-7:00 PM
6:00-8:30 PM
7:00-8:30 PM
Thursday, July 7
6:30 AM
10:00 AM
Friday, July 8
8:00 PM
Saturday, July 9
9:00 AM-1:00 PM
Sunday, July 10
8:30-9:15 AM
8:45-10:15 AM
9:15 AM
10:30 AM
Monday, July 11
9:00 AM-3:00 PM
5:30 PM
Tuesday, July 12
6:30 AM
9:00 AM-3:00 PM
9:00 AM-5:00 PM
1:00 PM
6:00 PM
Wednesday, July 13
6:30-7:30 AM
9:00 AM-3:00 PM
3:00-7:00 PM
5:00-6:00 PM
6:00-7:00 PM
6:00-8:30 PM
7:00-8:30 PM
Thursday, July 14
6:30 AM
9:00 AM-3:00 PM
6:30 PM
Friday, July 15
Open Gym (Basketball)
Orchestra
Media Center open
Bible Study
Worship Service
Churchwide Fellowship Lunch
INDEPENDENCE DAY
Church Office closed
Men’s Prayer Breakfast at Nick’s Café
Prayer Time in Solomon Chapel
Men’s Prayer Breakfast at Tryon House
WMU Mission Shoppe open
Media Center open
Fellowship Dinner
Prayer Time/Teaching Series
Childcare
Adult Choir Rehearsal
Men’s Prayer Breakfast at Americana
Youth to Fletcher Lake Lodge
Outdoor Movie Night
Open Gym (Basketball)
Orchestra
Media Center open
Bible Study
Worship Service
Advocacy Camp for Children
Deacons Meeting
Men’s Prayer Breakfast at Nick’s Café
Advocacy Camp for Children
Youth to Carowinds
Prayer Time in Solomon Chapel
Baptist Men’s “Handy Man” Ministry Meeting
Men’s Prayer Breakfast at Tryon House
Advocacy Camp for Children
Media Center open
Fellowship Dinner
Quarterly Business Conference
Childcare
Adult Choir Rehearsal
Men’s Prayer Breakfast at Americana
Advocacy Camp for Children
Ladies Night Out
Young Professionals to Fletcher Lake Lodge
Saturday, July 16
9:00 AM-1:00 PM
Young Professionals at Fletcher Lake Lodge
Open Gym (Basketball)
Sunday, July 17
8:30-9:15 AM
8:45-10:15 AM
9:15 AM
10:30 AM
Monday, July 18
10:00 AM-3:00 PM
Tuesday, July 19
6:30 AM
10:00 AM-3:00 PM
1:00 PM
Wednesday, July 20
6:30-7:30 AM
10:00 AM-3:00 PM
11:00 AM-5:00 PM
3:00-7:00 PM
5:00-6:00 PM
6:00-7:00 PM
6:00 PM
6:00-8:30 PM
7:00-8:30 PM
7:00 PM
Thursday, July 21
6:30 AM
10:00 AM-3:00 PM
Friday, July 22
7:30-9:00 AM
8:00 PM
Saturday, July 23
9:00 AM-1:00 PM
Sunday, July 24
12:00 PM
8:30-9:15 AM
8:45-10:15 AM
9:15 AM
10:30 AM
Monday, July 25
Orchestra
Media Center open
Bible Study
Worship Service
Youth Mission Week
Chef Camp for Younger Children
Youth Mission Week
Men’s Prayer Breakfast at Nick’s Café
Chef Camp for Younger Children
Prayer Time in Solomon Chapel
Youth Mission Week
Men’s Prayer Breakfast at Tryon House
Chef Camp for Younger Children
WMU Mission Shoppe open
Media Center open
Fellowship Dinner
Prayer Time/Teaching Series
Facilities/Property Meeting
Childcare
Adult Choir Rehearsal
Missions Meeting
Men’s Prayer Breakfast at Americana
Chef Camp for Younger Children
Free Coffee Friday
Outdoor Movie Night
Open Gym (Basketball)
Preteen Trip
Orchestra
Media Center open
Bible Study
Worship Service
Preteen Trip
Tuesday, July 26
6:30 AM
9:00 AM-12 Noon
1:00 PM
Wednesday, July 27
3:00-7:00 PM
5:00-6:00 PM
6:00-7:00 PM
6:00-8:30 PM
7:00-8:30 PM
Thursday, July 28
6:30 AM
Friday, July 29
Preteen Trip
Men’s Prayer Breakfast at Nick’s Café
Volunteers to Crisis Assistance
Prayer Time in Solomon Chapel
Preteen Trip
Media Center open
Fellowship Dinner
Prayer Time/Teaching Series
Childcare
Adult Choir Rehearsal
Men’s Prayer Breakfast at Americana
Youth to Charlotte Knights Baseball Game
Saturday, July 30
9:00 AM-1:00 PM
Sunday, July 31
12:00 PM
5:00 PM
6:00 PM
Open Gym (Basketball)
Camp Caswell Volunteer Meeting
Camp Caswell Parent/Student Meeting
Outdoor Pops Concert
We Express Our Love and Sympathy to:
~ Randy and Russ Allen and their families in the death of
their mother, Chad Allen in the death of his grandmother,
Doris Allen.
~ The family and friends in the death of Nancy Grooms.
~ Boyce Hamilton and family in the death of his wife, Gloria
Hamilton.
~ Nona Thompson and family in the death of her cousin,
Donita Bowers.
~ Anne Medearis and family in the death of her husband,
Clyde Medearis.
~ Lena Landers and family in the death of her brother, Jim
Larkin.
~ Pat Cunningham Billets and family in the death of her
brother, Justin Ross Dover.
~ The family and friends in the death of Alice Etters.
~ Mark Aberly and family in the death of his wife, Cyndi Aberly.
By Chef David Morgan
SUNDAY, July 3: Cookout - Hamburgers, Hot Dogs, BBQ, Slaw,
Baked Beans, Potato Salad, Watermelon, Chips, Mixed Greens
WEDNESDAY, July 6: Spaghetti with Meat Sauce, BBQ Chicken,
Corn and Rice. KIDS: Nuggets.
WEDNESDAY, July 13: Braised Pork, Baked Chicken,
Mashed Potatoes, Green Beans. KIDS: Pizza.
WEDNESDAY, July 20: Hoagie Night “Build Your Own”, Ham,
Turkey, Roast Beef. KIDS: Corn Dogs.
WEDNESDAY, July 27: Breakfast - Eggs, Grits, Bologna, Biscuits,
Bacon. KIDS: Pizza.
Reservations are not required. Wednesday meals are $7/adult,
5/child, and a family under one roof is capped at $30. No take outs.
Welcome
to Our New Members!
Birth Announcements
Congratulations to Melissa and Jose Guzman on the birth
of a son, Gustavo Miguel Guzman, born May 24.
Congratulations to Tom and Millie Creech on the birth of
their fourth grandchild, Andrew James Creech, born June 9.
Andrew James weighed 8 lbs. 3 oz.
By Baptism:
Rachel Mazingo
Staff Anniversary
Congratulations to Rev. Bobby Morrow, our Senior Pastor,
who is celebrating his anniversary at Pritchard Memorial
Baptist Church. He joined our staff on July 5, 2005. Pastor
Bobby, we love and appreciate you!
By Letter:
Jessica Stanfield
“The Nature of Our Heart”
The Record Speaks
Bible Study
Morning Worship Attendance
Budget Year to Date
“Now Is The Time”
May 29
202
326
$ 491,823
$1,644,560
June 5
230
314
$522,926
$1,645,444
June 12
June 19
June 26
217
309
$541,993
$1,645,769
204
324
$553,013
$1,646,454
209
336
$567,522
$1,647,433
CHURCH STAFF
Senior Pastor.........................................................Rev. Bobby Morrow
Associate Senior Pastor…………………………………….….….Rev. Stan Heiser
Minister of Music ......................................................Rev. David Bailes
Minister to Children and Their Families…………..…...Rev. Aimee Hobbs
Minister of Spiritual Development
& Communication……………………………........Rev. Kristen Tucker
Minister to Students………………………….………………….Rev. Brack Ballard
Children’s Ministry Assistant…………………………………………...Jamie Efird
Administrator…………………………………………………………..Deborah Wilson
1117 South Boulevard, Charlotte, NC 28203
CHURCH OFFICE: 704-376-1571 FAX: 704-376-6304
Dial-A-Prayer: 704-334-2332
Child Development Center 704-343-2944
www.pritchardmemorial.com