THE
tOWER
Newsletter of
Verona United Methodist Church
July
2014
OUR CHURCH
STAFF
Rev. Robert J. Weeks
Senior Pastor
Shawna Hiner
Administrative Assistant
Sheila Fair
Treasurer
Joy Tinsley
Music Director
Linda Toler
Organist
Rhonda Reeser
Pianist
Kim Cash
Director Children’s Min.
Bill & Carolyn Harlow
Directors Youth Ministries
Travis Chittum
Director Young Adult
Ministries
Phyllis Mauzy
Nursery Director
Ken & Donna Cason
Custodial Staff
From the Pastor’s Heart
For the message of the cross is foolishness to those who are perishing, but to
us who are being saved it is the power of God. - I Corinthians 1:18
I
ran into an old friend at our Virginia UMC Annual Conference this past week. We
were talking about family, especially our children and grandchildren scattered
about the country, when she shared a reflection from her childhood:
“When I was a child,” she began, “our entire family lived within a few miles of each
other. Grandparents, aunts, cousins… we practically lived on top of each other.”
“That was a problem for me,” she continued, “because every year after Christmas
or summer vacation, my school friends would talk about their trips visiting family in
Tennessee or Ohio. It sounded so exciting that I begged my grandmother to move
away just so I could know the thrill of traveling to visit her.”
I listened to my friend’s story and thought about my own childhood feelings of isolation from our extended family in Tennessee and Louisiana; of wishing we could live
closer to each other so that our times together weren’t limited to a holiday or two a
year. Perspective is a funny thing, isn’t it? One person’s blessing is another’s curse.
One sees rain as the wet stuff that ruins a sunny day; another prays for rain to water
the garden. One person views distance as the barrier to relationships; another sees it
as the source of adventure.
Perspective is everything. The apostle Paul said that those who refuse to believe
the Gospel see the cross of Christ as an instrument of defeat and shame, judging those
who trust in it as fools. That’s one perspective. But for those who stand on the hill of
Mount Calvary and see life from the perspective of the cross and the empty tomb, all
of history, past and future, takes on a very different hue.
So, as heirs who claim to stand on God’s promises, we must ask ourselves: how
can we have so much and remain so dissatisfied, so fearful, so incredibly unsure of our
future? No generation in two thousand years of church history has had greater resources to study and spread God’s Word. No generation has had greater opportunities
to serve in Christ’s name. Yet, we seem to insist on viewing ourselves and our world
from a perspective that makes it impossible for us to see things as God seems them?
Dr. Elmer Colyer, professor of systematic theology at Dubuque Theological Seminary, told the Virginia UMC Annual Conference this past week that he believes the antidote to our fear lies in the word “connection.” The connection that moves us from
our self-imposed, solitary confinement and unites us with God and others. The connection that is a gift from the Father, Son, and Holy Spirit, renewing our souls and allowing us to see the world as God sees it.
What is our perspective as we minister together from our outpost of God’s Kingdom in Verona? Do we recognize the great truth that God owns our lives and our
church; pouring out blessing after blessing, not for the sake of our personal comfort,
but for the purpose of an all-out assault on the darkness around us? Do we see the
world from God’s point of view, as agents of His Kingdom, ambassadors of His Son?
Let us pray that God will, as the old Shaker hymn says, “turn us around,
‘til we come ‘round right,” so that we might see the world through his eyes.
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Our Mission
WE GLORIFY CHRIST AS WE:
REACH PEOPLE AS THEY ARE
RELATE THEM TO GOD
EQUIP THEM TO SERVE WITH
US, AND
GO FORTH TO MAKE A HOLY
DIFFERENCE IN THE WORLD
Newsletter
Deadline is
July 21
Please submit items to
Shawna Hiner by date
above for the August
Newsletter. By phone,
248-7777 or email,
[email protected]
If you would a copy of
Church Council Minutes
please contact Shawna in
the church office:
248-7777 or
[email protected]
All meetings except
Staff Parish Relations
Committee (SPRC) are
open to the congregation.
News...
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Giving Statements (January-June 2014) will be available for pick up on Sundays, July 20 and 27. Statements will not be mailed if not picked up. They are available
at anytime upon request. You may call the church office at 248-7777.
Vacation Bible School “Thank You”
A sincere thank you to all who volunteered their time to make Weird Animals Vacation Bible School a great success! It was a wonderful week for the children of our
church and community! Through each of you, they were blessed with wonderful stories, songs, crafts and games that taught them that Jesus Loves Us!
Thank you to The Home Builders, Truth Finders in Training, The Seekers, and The
New Dimensions Classes and The United Methodist Women and Adult Council that
served delicious meals each night! Thanks also to the wonderfully creative decorating
crew! The kids loved all of the special touches.
A special thanks to the amazing Rachel Lambert and Jordon Brooks for their passionate leadership! It was a week that the children will remember for many, many
years! The VBS Children also raised over $170 to send to the Operation Kid to Kid Ministry to provide clean drinking water for children in India! We are so proud of them!
God bless you!
Kim Cash, Director of Children’s Ministry
MEGA SPORTS CAMP “Thank You”
Praise God and thanks to the many folks who helped make Verona UMC’s Mega
Sports Camp 2014 another awesome experience! Though we only averaged 20 campers this year, the kids and youth really enjoyed their time together learning about
God's Game Plan for them!
A special thanks to our awesome youth here at VUMC who provided nearly all of
the coaching and to Chad Brown for helping us make the connection with Grace Christian School coaches and athletes. They led a great soccer camp and we were so
blessed by them joining us! Each and every coach shared their knowledge and the
love of Christ with great enthusiasm! It was wonderful to witness!
God Bless You!
Kim Cash, Director of Children’s Ministry
Summer Children’s
Church Begins
Miss A Sunday?
Pastor Bob’s
sermons are online.
Go to
www.veronaumc.com
and check it out!
You can also receive
weekly announcements by email.
Call 248-7777
Hallie Robinson (a college student and Verona
UMC member) is offering to provide our kindergarten through elementary-age children with a
music-based children’s church throughout the remainder of the summer. The program
will be offered in The Open Door classroom during both Sunday morning worship services immediately after Pastor Bob’s children’s message.
Rev. Jeff Allen to Assist with Visitation
Beginning July 1st, retired pastor Jeff Allen will assist Pastor Bob Weeks with visits
to our congregation’s members whose living and health situations limit their attendance at church activities and worship services. Rev. Allen served a number of United
Methodist churches in Virginia before his retirement in 2012. He and his wife Susan
have been active in our congregation for almost two years. They are members of our
8:30 a.m. worship choir and volunteer with our food pantry.
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More News...
The Nurture Work Area
Between Services Coffee Time
The following groups/teams/classes are
scheduled for hosting Coffee/Fellowship
time a Sunday in July into early August.
Information and instructions are posted
on back of first cabinet door in the kitchen. If there
are questions/concerns please contact Sue MacTavish, Chair Nurture Work Area.
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July 6
July 13
July 20
July 27
August 3
August 10
August 17
Open Door
Rebecca Circle
Worship Team
Home Builders
Witness Team
Petal Pushers
Esther Circle
Salt & Peppers News Corner
For anyone with a little “salt and pepper” in their hair!
Then Sings My Soul
A day trip (8:30 am –
7:00 pm) to the Wohlfarht Haus Dinner Theater in
Wytheville, VA on Tuesday, July 15th. For those who
have not paid their deposit, the balance of $20.00, is due
by July 1st . We will maintain our waiting list, but have
not had any cancellations up to this point.
We will be going to see “Moses” at the Sight and
Sound Theater in Lancaster, PA on September 25th. As
of right now, we have 12 people planning to attend which
will lower the cost of the trip. If we do not need to rent a
van, the projected cost is as follows:
$50/Person -Ticket to Moses
$62/Person – Best Western Hotel; Full Breakfast incl.
$20/Person - Transportation to Lancaster, PA
$132/Person – Lunch and Dinner are not included
Coffee Time: We are looking for additional
new groups/teams/classes/families/couples to add
to the Coffee Time list – If you are willing to do this
about 4 times a year (or even once a year) please
contact Sue MacTavish at 248-3607.
Wanted: Sunday School Teachers
We Need Adults to work with our Sunday School at
all age levels – Please contact Children’s Director
Kim Cash or Sue MacTavish.
The Nurture Work Area will meet on Tuesday, July 8th at 6:30 pm in room 141.
Our Audio-Visual Team Needs You!
Our Sunday morning rotation of volunteers to
operate our projection and audio systems during worship is in need of additional team members. No experience is needed—training will
be provided. If you have a heart to serve in this
very important way, please contact Shawna in
the church office at 248-7777.
Food Pantry Donations
Assist local families in need of food! On the First
Sunday of each month we have a special collection for items for our church food pantry. Collection boxes are located at both entrances to the
sanctuary. You can also leave items at any time
during the month. Some items needed: personal
toiletry items, tuna, canned fruit, beets, potatoes,
sauerkraut, and collards.
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We will be glad to add spots until July 1st. Please let
us know as soon as possible if you would like to attend.
Again, the cost may increase a little bit if we need to rent
a van. A $50 deposit is due at the time of notification
with the balance due by August 15th.
Mark Your Calendar:
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July 1 – Deposit of $50 due: Trip to PA
July 1 - Balance of $20 due: “Then Sings My Soul”
July 15 – Trip to Wytheville: “Then Sings My Soul”
August 15 – Balance due for PA trip
August 21 - Lunch-Wood Grill (Harrisonburg) 12pm
September 25 – Trip to Lancaster, PA to see Moses
For more info. on any of the above
events contact one of the following:
Carolyn Anson- 294-2061 / Faye Wills-234-9410 /
Laura Gurkin- 887-2889
Let’s Play Ball!
Enjoy a night with the Staunton
Braves at Church Family Night with
the Braves on Sunday, July 20th.
FREE TICKETS are available at Coffman Funeral Home
located at 230 Frontier Dr. Staunton. Office hours are
8:30 a.m.—5 p.m. Mon.-Fri. and 8:30 a.m.– 3 p.m.
on Sat. Phone: 887-8111
William S. Coffman, Owner/President of
Coffman Funeral Home and Crematory
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“Where two or three are
gathered in His name...”
Graduate Pictures
... there He is also. We invite you to join us for weekly
prayer meetings for our church on these dates:
In Pastor Bob’s Office:
In Golden Deeds Room:
Monday, July 7 at 9 AM
Monday, July 14 at 9 AM
Monday, July 21 at 9 AM
Monday, July 28 at 9 AM
Wed., July 2 at 6 PM
Wed., July 9 at 6 PM
Wed., July 16 at 6 PM
Wed., July 23 at 6 PM
Wed., July 30 at 6 PM
“No one has ever become poor by giving.”
Anne Frank (1929-1945)
Kits for
Conference
While The Virginia UMC Annual Conference in Hampton (6/20-22) was
held for many purposes:
reports, voting, commissionings and
ordinations, etc., this annual
meeting of over 4,000 UMC clergy
and laity also offers the opportunity
for our churches to helps persons in
need all over the world.
Thank you to all our Verona members who donated kits for our
Virginia UMC Annual Conference
donated money for school kits.
VUMC’s Totals:
kHe al th Kits 16
kBedd ing Kits 2
kR ebec c a Circ le sent $ 12 5
di rec tl y to c onf ere nce f or k it s
Thank you to
everyone who shared
pictures of their
graduates for our
bulletin board.
Photos may be
picked up in the
office after July 1st.
“Confess your faults one to another, and pray one
for another, that ye may be healed” James 5:16
Prayer is one of basic disciplines of the church but often we
fail to make time for it. When I let the discipline of prayer slip
away, I feel my faith weakening and the enemy of my soul
attacking. One solution is to commit to gather and pray with
others. I have been encouraged in the last year by those joining
me in prayer on Wednesday night.
Starting in July, the Prayer Room (Golden Deeds Sunday
School Room) will be open from 6-7:30 p.m. We will be placing
a prayer board in the room that individuals can place requests
on during the week. I invite each of you to consider coming and
praying. You can come for ten minutes or and hour. You can
pray silently or verbalize your prayers. If you need prayer for finances, relationships, healing or anything else ask and we will
anoint you with oil and lay hands on you and seek God.
Many times we suffer because we do not seek God. For our
lives and the life of the church, we need to seek Jesus, the one
who can change us. Paul said “Pray without ceasing. In everything give thanks; for this is the will of God” (I Thess. 5:17-18).
Grace and Peace to each of you,
Dick Watson, Spiritual Formation & Growth
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JULY YOUTH EVENTS
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Thursday, July 3, 6:30 p.m.—Youth Dinner and pack the trailer, BRMH
 Saturday, July 5, 3:00 a.m.—Youth Mission Team leaves for Danville, IL
 Saturday, July 12—Youth Mission Team returns from Danville, IL
 Sunday, July 13, 8:30 and 11 a.m. services—Youth Mission Team will share
about their trip
On behalf of the whole Youth Mission Team we would like to thank everyone for
their continued financial support to allow us to attend this mission trip. We look
forward to sharing with you some fun moments, life changing moments, and
some God sightings with you on Sunday, July 13, 2014. Please keep all of the
youth in our prayers as we set out for Danville, Illinois.
Bill and Carolyn Harlow
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Thursday, July 10
11 a.m. to 1 p.m. in the Choir Room
Theme: The Gypsies (Roma People)
To sign up, call the church office at 248-7777
(Lunch provided)
Get Ready for our Annual Fall Festival
Saturday, October 4, 2014
Contact Lisa Glover with ideas or activities by phone:
540-248-3379 or email: [email protected]
-Rebecca Circle will host the Bake Sale
-Apple Dumpling Gang will make Apple Dumplings
Proceeds will benefit mission projects.
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Please note our upcoming events:
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Sept. 6 – Unit Executive and Circle leaders meeting – 10:00 am room 146
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Sept. 14 – Unit Meeting – Library 9:45 am – Pledge Service Program & Candle burning
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Sept. 19-20 Conference Young Women’s Retreat (ages 18-35)
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Sept. 20 – District Prayer Breakfast – 9 am at Furnace UMC –See Circle leaders or Sue for a registration form
Our UMW
Circle Meetings:
Elizabeth – meets 3rd Monday, 7:00 pm at Church – Pat Forester, Chair
Esther – meets 3rd Monday, 7:00 pm in homes – Linda Garber and
Bev VanLear, Co-Chairs
Rebecca -- meets 2nd Saturday, 10:00 am at Church – Gayle Meeks, Chair
We Celebrate
OUR SUCCESS!
We had a truly wonderful UMW Sunday
with Rev. Don Edwards. Thank you to all
the ladies who helped with Greeting, Scripture, Ushers, etc. The entire morning was a
wonderful, meaningful worship experience.
We Plan for
THE FUTURE!
The Verona Unit UMW has taken the goal
of raising $3200 to send our Verona Young
Adult Ministries Director, Travis Chittum,
to Hungary on mission trip with Ken and
Lindy Carty to Serve the Roma of Europe.
Backpacks for Braves
Verona UMW Local Mission Project
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Mission Trip to the Roma of Hungary
The Roma Of Europe – Specifically the Roma of Hungary – are a marginalized minority – they are people to need to see and feel God’s Love. We heard about them from Missionaries Linda and Ken Carty in
March and now we want to do something! The Carty’s lead a mission trip to this village every August. The
Verona Unit of UMW wants to help and we have decided that a start will be to sponsor at least one person on
their mission trip next year (in August 2015).
The UMW feels that Travis Chittum, our Director of Young Adult Ministries, is just the person to sponsor. So we are trying to raise $3,200 to send Travis to Hungary!
If you can help – it would be Greatly Appreciated – Please make you check out to Verona UMW, mark
“Roma Mission Trip” in the memo line and give to Sue MacTavish or Betty Sutton. Thanks!
Sue MacTavish, Verona UMW President
Musical Notes from Joy
CHOIR SCHEDULE
8:30 Choir
 Practice will end Wednesday, June 25
 Choir will sit in the choir loft through July
 On vacation through August
11:00 Choir
 Practice will end Wednesday, July 23
 On vacation through August
We need special music for July and August
You may call Joy Tinsley at 487-0410 or sign up below and turn into the church office.
8:30 Service
July 6 Larry Mauzy
July 13________________________
July 20________________________
July 27________________________
8:30 Service
August 3_______________________
August 10 Larry Mauzy
August 17_______________________
August 24_______________________
August 31_______________________
11:00 Service
August 3_______________________
August 10_______________________
August 17_______________________
August 24_______________________
August 31_______________________
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Notes of Sincere Appreciation
Thelma Smith
Patsy Dastoli
Willie Lockridge
Wilmer Smith
Donald Smith
Ronald Smith
Margaret Helmick
Howard Rexrode
Charles Cook
Earl Shifflett
Inez Fultz
Bill Gordon
Ray Smith
Dot Hess
Earl Morris
Harle Jackson
Becky Reeser
May Alexander
Frances Johnson
Amelia Link
Don McFaden
Caroline McFaden
Glen Sutton
Louise Roadcap
Elijah Smith
Roger Moats
Tammy Woods
Farris Gwin
Wade Weeks
Larry Staples
Doris Long
Mary Jane Ayres
June Hill
Joy Tinsley
My sincere appreciate to VUMC for honoring me at the
11:00 service with your kind words and beautiful flowers.
It was thoughtful of you to do this and a complete surprise but God gets the honor, glory and praise.
Doris Thompson
Thanks so much to the Rebecca Circle for fixing supper
for our youth one Sunday in April and two Sundays in
May. Your generosity is greatly appreciated.
Lisa Glover, Age-Level Coordinator
Thank you so much for the Bible and Amazon gift cards.
It was kind of you to think of me.
Sincerely, Taylor Marcum
Thank you so much for your generosity in giving me $20
for Amazon and a Bible for graduation. Both will be very
useful as I begin a new chapter in life at Eastern Mennonite University.
Sincerely, Morgan Chestnut
Thank you for partnering with United Methodist Committee on Relief (UMCOR). Your gift of $77.87 was received for Disaster Response.
Roland Fernandes, General Treasurer UMCOR
Thank you for your participation in the Stride for Life.
Verona UMC raised $350 for women and babies in our
community.
Sommer Hansen, ComfortCare Women’s Health
There are three things that remain—
faith, hope, and love—
and the greatest of these is love.
Our Christian Love
and Sympathy are extended to Grayson Broce and
family in the loss of his
wife, Jean Sheets Broce.
Our Christian Love and
Sympathy are extended to
Ruth Knott in the loss of
her sister-in-law, Mary
Armstrong.
The Sunday Evening Pastor’s Bible Study will begin
again on September 7th at 6 p.m. The group will continue with the second half of “If You Want to Walk on
Water, You’ve Got to Get Out of the Boat.”
Infant to Youth (S-M-L)
Sat. Aug. 2, 7:00 a.m. - Noon, BRMH
Sponsored by the Esther Circle
Proceeds will be given to UMW Missions
MORE DONATIONS
ARE NEEDED!
We are accepting: clothing, shoes, toys, books,
lunch boxes/bags, baby items, school book bags
(all in good, clean condition).
We will be storing items in the basement of the Food
Pantry. Call the following persons to arrange for drop
off: Teresa Tutwiler 540-435-2456, Linda Garber 540248-5875 or Peggy Jones 540-290-6903.
Car Seat Safety Checks/Inspections will be provided
by someone from Augusta County Fire & Rescue.
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Verona UMC Calendar of Events - July 2014
7/2
6:00pm TOPS, RM 143AB
7/20
8:00pm AA , RM 302 & AL-ANON, RM 103
6:00pm Evening Prayer Meeting, Golden Deeds
7/21
9:00am
7:00pm
7:00pm
7:00pm
7:00pm
Prayer Meeting, Pastor’s Office
Fellow. Hall/AV Sound Booth Sub Comm., RM 146
Elizabeth Circle, RM 144
Esther Circle, Church Social Hall
Church Council, RM 146
6:00pm
6:00pm
6:30pm
8:00pm
8:00pm
9:00am
6:30pm
6:00pm
6:00pm
8:00pm
TOPS, RM 143AB
Evening Prayer Meeting, Golden Deeds
11:00 Choir Rehearsal, Sanctuary
AA , RM 302 & AL-ANON, RM 103
AA , RM 302 & AL-ANON, RM 103
Prayer Meeting, Pastor’s Office
Stephen Ministry
TOPS, RM 143AB
Evening Prayer Meeting, Golden Deeds
AA , RM 302 & AL-ANON, RM 103
6:30pm 11:00 Choir Rehearsal, Sanctuary
8:00pm AA , RM 302 & AL-ANON, RM 103
7/3
6:30pm Youth Mission Dinner & Pack Trailer, BRMH
7:00pm Trustee’s, RM 146
7/4
OFFICE CLOSED FOR JULY 4
7/5-7/12
YOUTH MISSION TRIP TO DANVILLE, IL
7/6
8:00pm AA , RM 302 & AL-ANON, RM 103
7/7
9:00am Prayer Meeting, Pastor’s Office
7:00pm Vision Team Meeting, RM 146
7/8
6:30pm Nurture Meeting, RM 141
7/9
6:00pm TOPS, RM 143AB
7/22
7/23
7/27
7/28
7/29
7/30
6:00pm Evening Prayer Meeting, Golden Deeds
6:30pm 11:00 Choir Rehearsal, Sanctuary
8:00pm AA , RM 302 & AL-ANON, RM 103
7/10
11:00am Children’s Musical Extravaganza, Choir Room
7/12
10:00am Rebecca Circle-RM 146
7/13
8:00pm AA , RM 302 & AL-ANON, RM 103
7/14
9:00am Prayer Meeting, Pastor’s Office
Worship Services
held each Sunday at 8:30 and 11 am
with Sunday School at 10 am
7:00pm Daycare Board Meeting
7/15
7/16
Salt & Peppers Trip to Wytheville
Our Administrative Assistant,
Shawna Hiner will be on
vacation July 5-12.
6:00pm TOPS, RM 143AB
6:00pm Evening Prayer Meeting, Golden Deeds
6:30pm 11:00 Choir Rehearsal, Sanctuary
8:00pm AA , RM 302 & AL-ANON, RM 103
7/1
Kyle VanLear
7/8
Wesley Harris
7/15
Rita Austin
7/9
Roz Carper
7/16
Brian Myers
Peggy Horisk
Barbara Dedrick
7/17
Dustin Dedrick
Mark Chestnut
Sally VanLear
7/18
7/10
John Rehm
Kirk Wagner
7/2
Scott Maynard
7/3
Linda Alexander
7/5
7/11
7/12
Louise Fultz
7/23
Michael Dawson
Shawna Hiner
Bill Mayle
7/24
Eddie Lambert
Betty Fitzgerald
Ray Smith
7/25
Tom Sailer
7/26
Pat Huff
Brian Gingerich
7/19
Logan Bean
Linda Smith
7/20
Ramona Jackson
Dennis Porter
Tom Upton
Corny Wills
Corieta Smith
Laura Rohrer
Darryl Blackburn
Teresa Blum
7/27
Stephanie Wiseman
Jack Wine
Stephanie Sackett
Betty Lamm
7/28
Peggy Tutwiler
7/13
Ginny Bauman
Gail Smith
Jean May
Earl Morris
Lindsay Shifflett
Jed Alger
Rebecca Austin
Greg VanLear
7/29
Mindy Hickman
Bryan Wills
Jessica Blosser
Pattie Smiley
7/31
RC Moyers
Mary Jane Ayers
Chris Broce
Gloria Ward
Justin Rexrode
Jean Bean
Corey Chestnut
7/7
Doris Long
James Pugh
Rose Armstrong
7/6
7/22
Laura Gurkin
7/14
7/21
Jonathan Toman
Verona United Methodist Church
P.O. Box 47 - 406 Lee Highway
Verona, VA 24482-0047
Return Service Requested
Non-profit Organization
U.S. Postage Paid
Staunton, Virginia
Permit No. 444
Staying in touch:
Church Phone #’s :
Church Website:
540/248-7777 Fax 540/248-2243
www.veronaumc.com
Senior Pastor:
Pastor’s Study:
Email:
Rev. Bob Weeks
540/248-7778
[email protected]
Sunday Schedule:
Worship
Fellowship Time
Sunday School
Worship
8:30 a.m.
9:30-10 a.m.
10:00 a.m.
11:00 a.m.
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