RECONCILING ALL THINGS - A CHRISTIAN VISION FOR JUSTICE, PEACE, AND HEALING, by Emmanuel Katongole and Chris Rice . . .Lou Teaches
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Stephen Ministers are encouraging new members in the lobby and hallways today and other ways.
On class, we sang Happy Birthday to Harriette and told her the flowers in Sanctuary in her honor were beautiful, Jack thanked the ones responsible for the rearrangement of the Bulletin Board (Janie, Mary Katherine and Christina), reported that Nhora has agreed to serve as co treasurer with Carol D (Wilma asked to be replaced because of her recent health issues). Reatha reported on a recent meeting of Sunday School leaders and said we would soon get a survey; also, a housekeeping suggestion that we clean the White Board each week to prevent permanent shadows. Reatha reported on Health and Happiness, Don Hammer said Carol D was back in the hospital during the week, Judy is progressing but still in pain, We heard about Ellen Chason and some members plan to visit.Reatha's daughter is doing well and expects baby in June. Lou discussed Reconciliation from a book by two Duke graduates including the question is the world better because of Jesus. The class was encouraged to attend a session on Reconciliation Tuesday night. (Unfortunately few of us went; it was a good and meaningful session.) The 9:45 and 11:00 Sanctuary Services contained a (Click for words) new hymn commissioned by the Methodist Women at MPUMC in honor of Doris Edwards and Cissy Shull who have been the leaders in the Women's Choir for many years.AUDIO OF HYMN-click BLACK arrow to play:END OF AUDIO.
The Curriculum Committee meets April 12 at 7 p.m. in room 107. All are welcome, I assume as that has been case in the past.
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