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August 2021

Trinity United Methodist Church

Trinity Tidings “Life in the Son”

IN THIS ISSUE

Pastor’s Ponderings 1

Music News

Bible Study

2

2

Wed. Fellowship Meal

Pep Club News

Golf Tournament News

3

3

Amplified

Light Keepers

UMW

4

4

5

Missions

Blessing of the Backpacks

TUMM News

Ins and Outs

Memorials and Honorariums

Treasurer’s Report

New Wednesday Nights this Fall

Pastor Ed’s Come to the Cross

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Congregational Prayers

August Birthdays

August Anniversaries

10

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10

Our Service Workers

All Nations’ Café

Sunday & Zoom Bible Study

11

11

11

Worship Services

Business Hours

Church Staff

Trinity Special Events

12

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Items for

August: Jelly and

Peanut Butter

A Pastor’s Pondering

Have you ever wondered how Job was able to do it? How could he face

the multiple insurmountable hurdles and still trust the Lord? How could

everything, including the kitchen sink, be thrown at him and he remain faithful?

I have heard people say, “Only if I had the gift of Job,” but I wonder how well

we would do if we were facing thing things he did.

Last month for the newsletter I wrote about peace. Several people came

up to me and shared their feelings on the article. They shared that they were

thankful for those words because of a situation they were facing. Friends, we do

not know what tomorrow will bring, but that does not keep us from the “what

ifs.” Facing an uncertain future, our minds can easily become overwhelmed

with speculation and worry. Then after an event has taken place, we can be

plagued by a different kind of turmoil: Looking backward, we can become

obsessed with the past, wondering if we did the right thing. Facing these

choices, is there any hope?

Sure there is. David learned how to have peace when faced with such

problems. First, he learned the importance of being humble before God and

submitting his mind and heart to Him. When he made mistakes, he knew he

must confess them to Him.

Our human thinking can assume we must carry all the burdens ourselves.

But humility and trust in God are keys to having a calm mind. As we commit

our ways to the Lord, we should recognize that He’s the Creator and our Father.

He cares for us and is watching over us.

David also said he calmed and quieted his soul “like a weaned child.”

This presents a powerful picture for children like this can be confident, knowing

their mothers always are near, ready to help and comfort.

If you find yourself filled with turmoil and anxiety, make sure you are

focusing on God. Commit your needs to Him. Turn every problem over to Him,

just as weaned children trust in their mothers. Humble yourself in the presence

of the Lord, and submit your life and every issue you face to Him. Then start

praising Him and thanking Him for His answers. Right now, calm and quiet

your soul and receive His peace. Place your hope in Him!

Rev. Michael Ritter

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Music Ministry News

I want to start by saying a great big "THANK YOU" to everyone for the wonder-

ful birthday wishes. Not only celebrating at both services and then the concert fol-

lowed by birthday cake and homemade ice cream but also having both sons, my

daughter-in-law, and my three beautiful granddaughters here for the weekend made

for the best birthday.

I also want to thank those who participated in the concert. Everyone did a wonderful

job. If you missed the trip to the "islands,” you missed a great evening. There were several surprises, some of

which were beyond description. The concert can be viewed on the website. Pastor Ed has mentioned the music de-

partment doing another concert in December. We look forward to putting this together. Please watch for the date

for this program.

We will continue through August having practice for the choir at 10:10 am on

Sunday morning. Hopefully after Labor Day, we will start back having Wednesday

practice for both the choir and the handbells. The date and time for practicing will be

announced and put in the bulletin as we get closer to September. I hope you continue

to have good times for the rest of the summer.

Experience the Bible in Historical Context.

This five-session Bible study, God Heard Their Cry, by noted teacher and

historian, Ray Vander Laan, illustrates how God answered the cry of the

Israelites as they were persecuted in Egypt and made himself known to both them

and their oppressors. We explore with Ray Vander Laan via his DVDs and

study guide how the Israelites found freedom in the midst of life’s trials.

Marie Peacock will facilitate the study as Ray Vander Laan takes us to the land where the events

happened.

Come join us starting Friday, September 10th, at 10 am in Trinity’s Fellowship Hall through

October 8th. Sign up below to let us know you will attend. The Discovery Guide is $10.

I wish to attend the Bible Study, God Hear their Cry, starting Friday, Sept.10th through Oct. 8th .

Name_______________________________________________

Email address ________________________________________

A new updated directory has been printed.

If you would like a copy, stop by the office to pick one up.

Please, one to a family.

Thank you, Leslie

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Wednesday Night

Fellowship

6:00 pm

Let’s eat!!! Please come out and enjoy good

food. In August, we will have our family

fellowship meal on Wednesday, August 4th.

Come out and enjoy the fun!

Please RSVP on Monday by 12 noon

so that we can prepare.

PEP CLUB

Join us at the Surf Club

in North Myrtle Beach

August 19th at 11:30 am.

We will have a buffet lunch, $15.00 all inclusive,

to kick off the new year of our PEP Club gatherings.

Watch the bulletin on August 8th and 15th for the

insert to make your reservation for this opening event.

Payment is due when you make your reservation, and

Rhonda will be out in front of the church at the end of

each service to collect the reservations and the money,

or you can bring it to the church office no later than

Monday, August 16th.

Trinity United Methodist

Men's

Ninth Annual Golf

Tournament

November 6th, 2021

8:30 am

Beachwood Golf Club

North Myrtle Beach

If you want to play, see one of the Methodist

Men or call the church office.

The Administrative Council will meet on Tuesday,

August 24th at 6:00 pm in the AG Greene. All

committee chairmen are requested to attend, and all

other members of the church are welcome.

If members have items they would like to have added

to the agenda, please contact Jan Knorr @910-279-

7986 or knorrsatthebeach@yahoo.com.

The Congregational Care Team

We are looking for more "conversational callers" to call

a few members and others in the directory one time. It

is fun to talk with other members of TUMC.

If interested, please call Sandy Roberts at:

(home) 843-756-1227 or (cell) 910-713-8612.

We also need your help in this time of Covid.

We Care about YOU!

We care about our congregation members, BUT

We need to know who you are!

Would you like a visit from Trinity?

Perhaps a call, devotion, a prayer, communion?

Do you know someone from the church who might

need a friendly call or a visit?

Please let us know by calling the church office at:

843-272-5236 or emailing admin@trinitynmb.com.

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Hey Amplified!

The summer has come and is slowly fading away. We will be getting

started with our Amplified Youth nights again soon! This year things

will look a little bit different. We will be moving to a new night with

MORE fun and MORE excitement! More information on this change can

be found in this month's newsletter! We will be having our back-to-

school kickoff party on Sunday, August 29th! We will be having a blast as we start the year off right! We

will also begin the school year off with an amazing series entitled, "Even If"! This series is so fitting and

exciting for the season we are in and the new things coming to us at Trinity! We encourage you and any-

one you know from 6th grade to 12th grade to come and join us this Fall! If you have any questions,

please feel free to reach out and contact Matthew Daniel at (843) 742-3221.

Many Blessings!

Matthew Daniel

Trinity Kids and Amplified Youth Back-to-School Party is Sunday, August 29th!

Join us for a fun afternoon to kick off the new school year. Keep an eye out on

your emails as the date gets closer for more information. We hope to see you

there, and we hope you bring your friends!

Would you like to receive a weekly devotional in your email? Head

over to our website at trinitynmb.com and click on the adult ministry

link to find the link to sign up. These devotionals are available to any-

one who signs up.

A huge thank you to all the volunteers who made Rocky Railway VBS such a success! To work with an

amazing team who loves God and loves kids and who loves to be the hands and feet of Jesus was a

blessing. A huge Thank You to our sliming friends – Pastor Michael, Matthew Daniel and Frank Autry

FROM - Stephanie Schellinger, Director of Christian Education

FROM - Matthew Daniel, Youth Coordinator

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News from the

TRINITY UNITED METHODIST WOMEN

The organized unit of United Methodist Women shall be a community of women whose PURPOSE is to know

God, and to experience freedom as whole persons through Jesus Christ; to develop a creative, supportive fellowship,

and to expand concepts of mission through the global ministries of the church.

Love Circle will serve the meal to the J1 students on the evening of August 3rd, 2021. Our summer mission will

continue through August with collecting school supplies for the NMB Middle School.

We invite anyone interested in a circle to join us at our first meeting, September 2nd, in the Fellowship Hall at

9:30 am. We will have Stephanie Schellinger, Trinity’s new Director of Christian Education, for our program.

Read a Good Book Lately? UMW Book Reviews

by Linda Eichenbaum

Finding Peace in an Anxious World – A mission study created by the Urban Village Church of Chicago and

edited by Erin James-Brown. This study uses the book of Proverbs and the “Serenity Prayer” as a guide to help

Christians find their way through anxiety, worry, and fear and move toward the peace “that passes all

understanding.” The book explores ways to discover peace through scriptural and spiritual disciplines so that we

can be rooted in God and energized to live fully as disciples of Christ. The book is available online and in our Trin-

ity library.

Other excellent UMW recommended books in our Trinity library UMW section are So You Want to Talk

about Race by Ijeoma Oluo, Who Lynched Willie Earl? by Rev. Will Willimon (former pastor at Trinity), The Five

Love Languages of Children by Gary Chapman, Bearing Witness in the Kin-Dom—Living into the Church’s Moral

Witness through Radical Discipleship by Darryl Stephens, and All Alone in the World-Children of the Incarcerated

by Nell Bernstein.

UMW Women in the Pulpit

Sunday, August 1

Debbie Waitzman and Linda Eichenbaum will deliver the messages.

Save the Date

United Methodist Women is offering a salad luncheon, complete with croissant and beverage, in the Fellow-

ship Hall on September 12 after the 11:00 service. Choose one or more from a variety of delicious salads and enjoy

some fellowship time while you eat. Proceeds from the luncheon will support the shelter for abused women and

their children under the auspices of The Family Justice Center of Horry County. The cost is $10 per plate.

Homemade cookies will be available too. Good food for a good cause.

UMW wishes you a blessed August!

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Mission Ministry News August 2021 Mission meetings will resume bi-monthly meetings on August 16th at 9:00 am. There will not be a Mission

meeting in December. Anyone interested in being part of the Missions’ Committee is invited to attend. Back-to-School Shoes – From June 13th through July 18th, we held our fundraiser for Back-to-School Shoes. This

money will go to North Strand Helping Hand who will provide a $40.00 gift card to a local shoe store for children

who might otherwise not have new shoes for school. As of August 19th, we had received over $4624.00. In

August I will report a final figure. I would like to thank each of you who gave so generously. Even though the

fund drive is over, you can still contribute, and we will see that the money gets to NSHH. The Ralph H. Johnson VA Medical Center is looking for compassionate caregivers to provide a safe and

home-like environment to veterans in the Conway and surrounding areas. This is a wonderful alternative to a

nursing home for those who have served our country. Care for the veteran would be provided in your home with

support from VA and our medical homecare team. Compensation is provided to the caregiver. Caregivers must

have prior care-giving experience (formal or informal) and have the compassion and motivation to provide 24/7

supervision to veterans placed in their home. For more information, contact the VA Medical Foster Home office

at (843) 637-7321 or see me. There are flyers in the back hallway and more information on the Mission Bulletin

Board. Lions Club Eyeglass Drive – Boxes are in the church for the Lions Club. These boxes are for you to put used

eyeglasses in so that the Lions Club can get them to people who need them. We will be leaving small boxes up

year round so that you can drop off used eyeglasses any time during the year. ASAP is still going strong. We are currently serving 59 veterans. All food donations are welcome, but this month

I am asking for boxes of pasta. Of course, we will happily accept monetary donations as well. Thank you to all

the children at Vacation Bible School for the peanut butter and jelly. We received well over 50 jars of peanut

butter and jelly. When I get a complete count, I will let you know the totals. ASAP will begin bi-monthly

meetings on September 1st at 1:00 pm. Mobile Meal Dates for 2021 - John Flynn and his team are doing a fantastic job. The remaining dates for 2021

are September 6-10 and November 8-12. Master’s Meal – Master’s Meal is operating as usual. If you are interested in helping with this mission, please

contact Linda Jones (864-680-3994). If you have any questions or suggestions for your Mission Committee, please contact Frank Autry at 843-685-

1190 or frank.autry@hotmail.com.

On Sunday, August 15th, at our

11:00 am service in the Sanctuary,

we are having a Blessing of the

Backpacks and a Blessing for our

Educators.

Children of all ages are invited to bring their bookbags

and participate in a special

Blessing of the Backpacks.

Educators, there will be a special

blessing as you head back to

school this year. Educators

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News from the United Methodist Men The TUMM is an organization that involves men of the church growing in a relationship to

Christ by supporting the church programs and missions local and abroad. We are an active group

here at Trinity United Methodist Church NMB serving God with our talents and gifts he has given

each of us.

TUMM will prepare dinner to go for the NMB High School Band before they travel to their first

Football Game. Volunteers needed to help prepare and take food to the school. Contact Alan

Faulkenberry or Jackie Stanley for details.

August 15th TUMM will have our monthly breakfast meeting at 9:30 am.

Trinity UMM 9th Annual Golf Tournament is beginning to get organized. The tournament will be

at Beachwood Golf Club NMB November 6th. Please reach out to Tom Kesler 614-378-8307 to

volunteer with this event.

We are Here! TUMM continue to help people in our community that need help. Your support and

donations to TUMM are appreciated.

All men of the church are invited and are Members by Association.

Jackie Stanley - President

Ins and Outs

Golf anyone??? Join us for a fun

round of golf on Mondays.

Check the weekly bulletin for times

and locations. Players of any ability

level are welcome.

Come join our Bridge Group. We are always looking for more players. We meet at 9:30 am on

Wednesdays in AG Greene for a great time, meeting new friends and having fun! ALL skill levels are

welcome.

Rummikub

We started meeting for Rummikub again!

Wednesdays at 2:00 pm in the AG Greene

building. Had your vaccine? Want to play?

Please call Fay Hall at 843-427-7735.

It’s very much like rummy with tiles.

Great fun for everyone!

Walk on the Beach with Us

Walk your dog with your friends at

Trinity along the beach. Don’t have a dog;

that’s OK; come walk and join us in

fellowship.

Tuesdays & Thursdays from 7:30 am to 8:30 am.

We start at 17th Ave. S.

Do you like Jigsaw puzzles? Interested in borrowing one?

Donating one?

We have started a small collection.

There is a book of the covers to peruse with their

individual sign-out sheets in the church office.

Come look; find something you’d love to try. How

much fun is THIS?

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IN MEMORY OF JAY LESKOWICZ

Patricia Herdic

IN MEMORY OF JAY LESKOWICZ

Karl & Rita Wolf

IN MEMORY OF JOYCE DAVIS

Judy Fulghum

ASAP

GENERAL FUND

BUILDING FUND

Memorials and Honorariums

TREASURER’S REPORT

( June 20, 2021)

Birthday and Anniversary Wishes

Please consider a birthday or anniversary honorarium

for you or someone special.

May we suggest a donation of $1.00 per birth or

anniversary year to the New Building Fund.

Please note “New Building Fund” and

“Who is being recognized” on your

check and/or envelope.

SYMPATHIES TO THE FAMILIES OF:

John “Josh” McKeever

Nov. 29, 1953 - July 4, 2021

This time of year is the perfect time to honor a loved

one with a paver (engraved brick) in our

garden. This could be to remember a loved one

passed, an anniversary, birthday or someone who was

or is still in our armed services. Contact the church

office for forms and information.

Online Giving

Thank you so much for your

donations during this difficult time.

If you have given to Trinity on our

online giving, that donation will not

be reflected on your contribution

statement. You can get your online

contribution information when you

sign in on your online account.

Barbara Tyson

Total Income YTD $ 318,941.48

Total Income YTD Budgeted $ 399,723.52

Income Under Budgeted Amount $ 80,782.04

Total Expenses YTD $ 288,791.14

Total Expenses YTD Budget $ 399,723.58

Expenses Under Budget YTD $ 110,932.44

Apportionments Budgeted YTD $ 34,073.42

Apportionments Actually Paid YTD $ 34,073.42

Weekly Needs’ Average Budgeted 2021 $ 15,373.98

Weekly Actual Average Giving 2021 $ 12,266.99

New Building Fund Balance $ 329,786.42

Barbara Bessent

Mar. 10, 1938 - July 6, 2021

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Bulletin info is due at noon on Wednesday each week.

September’s Newsletter information is due by August 20th!!!

Upper Room devotional booklets are in the box at the back door

and the Narthex .

Have you seen Pastor Ed’s “Come To the

Cross//Minute Message” each week?

They can be found on YouTube

OR

you can find them on:

Trinity United Methodist Church at NMB, SC

Facebook page.

REMEMBER - Michael’s IMPORTANT MESSAGE Pastor Michael Ritter was HACKED!

He wants you to remember that he will NEVER ask you for gift cards, money, etc. through a

text or email. If he should ever ask you for something, it will be through his VOICE.

Wednesday Nights Are Getting EVEN BETTER!

This Fall, our Wednesday nights at Trinity UMC will be getting EVEN BETTER! Our Wednesday night

Fellowship dinners are already a blast, filled with great food, fellowship, and lots of laughs. More than anything,

they are filled with God and His presence. This Fall we are adding even MORE fellowship, God, and laughs!

Starting Wednesday, September 8, the Trinity Kids, Amplified Youth, and their families will join the Wednesday

night fun! As a WHOLE church family, we will meet for dinner at 6:00 pm. Following the meal, Trinity Kids and

Amplified Youth will break off to play games, learn more about God, and build lasting relationships between each

other and God. This will be our new night of the week to meet for Trinity Kids and Amplified Youth. We will end

the evening by 8:00 pm. Attention Parents and Adults – After the dinner on Wednesday nights, you will have an opportunity to participate

in a few different things. You are invited to join the choir as they fellowship through music. We will have various

Bible studies and small group meetings if you feel called to get involved. And if you are wanting to continue

growing closer to one another through games, we will have that available also. Adult Fellowship and Bible Study

opportunities will begin in October when the Fellowship Meals occur weekly. Check out the newsletter next

month to see which Bible studies are being offered and how to sign up! We look forward to seeing you and having

you be a part of our Bigger and Better Wednesday nights full of fellowship, fun, and our Father God!

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Pastor/Congregational Prayer Program The pastor and we as the congregation are always in prayer for others. Now we have the opportunity to pray

for other members of our congregation every week. Six names of families/members will be drawn at random,

and we will pray for these individuals and their families. Below are the names of the members selected for

August:

Week of August 1st Jayne Mason

Lee Ann and Ric Hanlon

Sandy Hahn

Judi and Roger Martino

Mary Ann Johnson

Bob Haley

Week of August 8th

Michele Haigler

Vivian and Terry Fletcher

Pam and Willy Hobson

Barbara Jones

Judy and Greg Phillips

Joan and Smith Gause

Week of August 15th

Judy Guyer

Marie and Bob Hall

Nancy Sides

Bobbie and John Johnson

Frances and Art Moore

Nancy and Keith Floyd

Week of August 22nd

Marti Little

Cindy and Billy Jones

Melissa and Tim Hughes

Sarah Hipp

Catheryn and Carey Gillis

Wanda and Calvin Furr

Week of August 29th

Patricia and Wayne Grove

Cheryl Drew

Jane Marinacci

Wendy and Shafran Fields

Nancy Fritts

Suzanne Enzor

Rick & Tina Bromley 08/01

John & Barbara Lyon 08/02

Mike & Margaret Birgy 08/04

John & Marcia “Kaye” Schultz 08/10

Martin & Samantha Slapnik 08/12

Carey & Catheryn Gillis 08/13

Thomas & Linda A Jones 08/14

Garner & Bonnie Weeks 08/14

Dennis & Jeannie DeAngelo 08/19

Roger & Judi Martino 08/19

John & Brenda Stewart 08/19

Jim & Judy Lowe 08/21

Dixon & Mahala Pearsall 08/22

Larry & Georgia Glover 08/23

Rex & Vicki Keibler 08/28

William & Laura Schafer 08/28

Tom & Karen Stone 08/30

Tina Bromley 08/01

Michael Stiebel 08/01

Sharon Bruns 08/02

Carmen Shaw 08/02

William Eagen 08/03

Mason Hughes 08/03

Suzanne Ellis 08/04

John Johnson 08/04

Michael Richardson 08/04

Beth Curtis 08/05

Anthony Brothers 08/06

Aldo Tonini 08/06

Cathy R. Windell 08/06

Wilds Coggeshall 08/07

Norma Walters 08/08

Michael Durham 08/09

William Gilmore 08/09

Jean Holmes 08/09

Peggy Farrington 08/11

Hannah McCord 08/11

Don Moore 08/11

Janice Pendleton 08/11

Nan Goodman 08/12

Miriam Powell 08/12

Mel Creighton 08/13

Bill Keim 08/13

Betty Wyles 08/13

Julia Cole 08/14

Lenora Flynn 08/14

Alice Brooks 08/15

Brad Davis 08/15

Jean Frye 08/15

Johnnie Moore 08/15

Sam Conte 08/16

Catheryn Gillis 08/17

Richard Jones 08/17

Jo Lowder 08/17

Elizabeth Russell 08/17

Judy Guyer 08/18

John Holleran 08/18

Helen Swift 08/18

Sandra Miller 08/19

Jacob Slapnik 08/19

Rhonda Thompson 08/20

Ellen Black 08/21

Ruth Boward 08/21

Colby Plante 08/21

Carolyn Flynn 08/22

Barbara Mathis 08/22

Jerri Logan 08/23

Edwin Martin 08/24

Shirley Wiant 08/24

Jerry Wyles 08/24

Robert Goulet 08/25

Ann Zehr 08/25

Jay Beeson 08/26

Albert Evans 08/26

Sharon Porter 08/26

Earle Sittambalm 08/26

Marie Peacock 08/27

Ann Thompson 08/27

Marie Cary 08/28

Linda A Jones 08/28

Marty Slapnik 08/28

Meredith Smith 08/28

Vince Beltran 08/29

Liz Campbell 08/31

Tim Hughes 08/31

august

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USHERS

8:30 am

8/1 Aubrey Apple (Capt.), Pam Apple, Millie Doud, Verne Cappell

8/8 Ross Knorr (Capt.), Jan Knorr, Bob Fountain, Baxter Barger

8/15 Dick Tinsley (Capt.), Emily Tinsley, Betsi Rudder, Kenneth McIver

8/22 Tom Kelser (Capt.), Connie Kelser, Verne Cappell, Millie Doud

8/29 Ross Knorr (Capt.), Jan Knorr, Alan Slaughter, Mike Walters

11:00 am Jackie Stanley, Scott Keziah, Bob Miller

Communion Assistants

8:30 Stephanie Schellinger, Cathy Windell, Jean Frye, Pam Apple, Jeannie Reeder, Jan Knorr, Marie Peacock, Toni Hart

11:00 Melody Evans, Stephanie Schellinger, Cathy Windell, Beverly Monte, Kristie Komara, Darlene Collins,

Janis Ortmeyer, Marsha Wehr

Altar Guild: Carol Holt and Ann Bolt Hitch

The Nursery is now open for both the 8:30 am and the 11:00 am Sunday services!

W o r k e r s

Adult Sunday School

9:45 am Sundays

Agape Class AG Greene Conf. Rm.

Young + Young at Heart Library - 2nd Floor, Rm. 4

XYZ Young Adults’ UMW - 2nd Floor, Rm. 2

Wednesday Evening Bible Study

Led by Jayson Powers

We will meet on Wednesday, July 14th, from 7:00-7:45, to

being a 10-week session that delves deep into the New

Testament and will focus on Paul and why his works are

so important to Gentiles and the modern church era. A

reading guide is available upon request.

This group uses Google Meets as its service platform with

one access code that doesn’t change. Join us via Google

Meets at https://meet.google.com/ena-uzyt-jci

If you already have the app installed on your device, enter

the code: ena-uzyt-jci.

If you wish to join by phone, but not with a video link, you

may dial +1-408-909-7843 and then enter the PIN: 655 253

875, followed by the # sign.

NO class on August 4th due to

Fellowship Meal!

All Nations’ Café for International

J1 Students

We have had 5 cafe nights increasing students

attendance from 4 to 20!!! The students are from the

Dominican Republic, Thailand, Ecuador, Jamaica,

and Russia. They have enjoyed meeting each other

through conversation, enjoying a meal and playing

games. Last Wednesday 13 students from NMB and

7 from MB enjoyed an outing to the Skywheel and

shopping on the Boardwalk.

We are trying to plan more events, but we are

looking for volunteers to help with transportation.

Events are planned for Wednesday evening except

when we go Myrtle Waves. If interested, please send a

text to 843-340-0114.

We would also appreciate any donations of used or

new bikes. Have a blessed day,

Susan Douglas

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Trinity United Methodist Church

706 Fourteenth Avenue South

North Myrtle Beach, South Carolina 29582

Non-Profit Org. US Postage

PAID Permit # 2

North Myrtle Beach, SC 29707

If you are interested in becoming a member of

Trinity UMC, please contact the church office.

Life in the Son Loving, Inviting, Faithful Examples, Serving Our Neighbors

Or Current Resident

AUGUST 2021

NEWSLETTER

Trinity United Methodist Church

706 14th Avenue South

North Myrtle Beach, South Carolina 29582

Phone: 843-272-5236 Fax: 843-272-0926

E-mail: trinity@trinitynmb.com

Website: www.trinitynmb.com

Sunday Worship Services: 8:30 am Inside (Sanctuary & Streaming Online)

11:00 am Encounter Worship (Streaming Online)

11:00 am Traditional (Sanctuary)

(Sunday School Class at 9:45 am)

Summer Business Hours:

Monday - Thursday 8:00 am to 4:00 pm

Friday - Office closed; please call and leave a message.

TRINITY STAFF

Michael Ritter………. Pastor

Edmond Daniel……… Pastor

Stephanie Schellinger Director of Christian Education

Matthew Daniel……… Youth Ministry Coordinator

Barbara Tyson ………. Financial Secretary

Melody Evans………... Director of Music

Dan Vigo…………….... Orchestra Director

Albert Evans………..... Director of Music

Melanie Welborn…….. Associate Organist

Leslie Volpe…..……..... Administrative Assistant

Edward Klein…….…... Building Supervisor

Lori Goulet, Melissa Hughes, Jan Mosley…...Nursery

Women in the Pulpit

August 1st

PEP Club Fall Kickoff

Thursday, August 19th, 11:30 am

Surf Club - Reservations required

Blessing of the Backpacks

August 22th

11:00 service in the Sanctuary

Amplified and

Light Keepers

Kick-off Party

August 29th at 3:00 pm