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Yadkin Valley District E-News September 2016

Volume 5, Issue 9

In This Issue

From the District

Superintendent………..….……..page 1

District Resource Center….…..page 2

EO Travel Opportunities.……..page 2

From Bishop Leeland…...……..page 3

Apportionment Honor Roll……page 4

JOY Singers……………………..page 4

Happenings Around the

District and Conference.....pages 5-13

Church Security Seminar….….page 8

Preaching Workshop….….…...page 8

Matthew Everhart Memorial

Golf Tournament………..……..page 9

Older Adult Day Apart…..…..page 10

Stewardship Event for

African American Churches...page 11

UMAR Luncheon……………..page 12

Job Openings.…………………page 13

3D Conference Dynamic Duo

Daughters of the KING..…….page 14

District Joys and Concerns....page 15

Upcoming Dates ..…..…..…...page 15

Pneumaphobia I am not sure that “pneumaphobia” and “pneumphobic” are words. I could not find them in the dictionary. So, maybe I just made them up. “Pneuma” is the Greek word for “Spirit” and is used in the New Testament in reference to the Holy Spirit. “Phobos” is the Greek word for “fear”. So, pneumaphobia is fear of the Spirit. Someone who is pneumaphobic is a person who is afraid of the Spirit. Are you pneumaphobic? I think that many United Methodist are pneumaphobic. It does not seem to be respectable to talk about the Holy Spirit. Some people will look incredulous if you speak about hearing from God as the Holy Spirit speaks. Do people really expect the Spirit to speak through scriptures or prayer? People respect the Christian contemplative traditions but do so while rejecting the idea that prayer is dialogue and not just monologue. Anything that speaks of a direct relationship with the numinous, such as mysticism, raises eyebrows. I highly recommend Elaine Heath’s new book God Unbound:

Wisdom from Galatians for the Anxious Church. In this book, Heath wrote:

“Though many of us Christian leaders and theologians believe God speaks to people through dreams, visions, and other spiritual experiences, sadly we often exclude these encounters from what we consider authoritative knowledge or a reliable source for faith and practice. We tend to marginalize or simply ignore these experiences.”

We are products of the Enlightenment and the scientific age. While both of these historic eras have brought us some great benefits such as democracy and technological advances, we have been left spiritually impoverished. People have been captured by a worldview that is one dimensional, only the physical. Members of American mainline churches particularly seem to avoid any talk of the work of the Spirit. There is a prejudice against spiritual experience. Methodism was founded as a result of John and Charles Wesley’s heart-warming experiences. That sounds like a mystical, spiritual experience to me. A strong emphasis on the person and work of Holy Spirit has been a part of our narrative from the beginning. In the era of the Wesley brothers, they were accused of being “enthusiasts” which was the eighteenth century term for charismatic or Pentecostal. The early Methodist sought to know God experientially. I don’t think that there is much of a chance that modern United Methodists would be classified along with Wesley as “enthusiasts.” This is why we birthed other denominations such as the Church of the Nazarene, the Pentecostal and non-Pentecostal Church of God, and the Salvation Army. These are groups of people who left our denomination because we lost our fire, the fire of the Holy Spirit.

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Maybe that is part of our problem. We know more about the cross than the flame. We need to be talking about what is necessary for God to restore the flame to our movement. We need to be praying for spiritual renewal in our churches. When need to be thankful that the Holy Spirit is disturbing us at this point in our history. If we are faithful this might be the prelude of our renewal as a movement. With Confidence in Christ, Jeff

Resources Available from the District Resource Center The District Resource Center is a lending library for the churches of the Yadkin Valley District. Feel free to stop by and browse through the many selections of books, studies, and curriculum. It’s that time of year to think about stewardship/commitment campaigns. There are several resources available from the District Resource Center.

The Generous Church – A Guide for Pastors by Tom Berlin. This resources is a practical guide for pastors and church leaders. In order to inspire generosity in individuals, the church needs to be seen and understood as generous. People will embrace giving if they believe their gifts are used in the community and the world to further the mission of Christ. Treasure by Jacob Armstrong. This is a four-week program focusing on Matthew 6 to re-examine how we look at our finances and possessions. Kit includes worship resources (sermon outlines, discussion guides, and videos), communication resources (announcements, commitment cards, etc.), etc. Extravagant Generosity by Michael Reeves and Jennifer Tyler. Built around Robert Schnase’s book Five

Practices of Fruitful Congregations, the authors connect the spiritual role of generosity to daily financial discipleship. The materials include a step-by-step program guide for four Sunday services and campaign. First by Mike Slaughter. How much is enough? This four-week all-church stewardship program will help participants reassess priorities and create a culture and lifestyle of giving, with a special emphasis on missions. The kit also includes studies for children and youth.

TRAVEL TO THE HOLY LAND WITH DR. JEFF PATTERSON

AND EDUCATIONAL OPPORTUNITIES

October 27 – November 6, 2017 This 11-day pilgrimage will be visiting Caesarea Maritima, Nazareth, Caesarea Philippi, Tel Dan, Golan Heights, Nimrod’s Castle, Sea of Galilee, Capernaum, Mount of Beatitudes, Magdala, Bethlehem, Jerusalem, Masada and the Dead Sea. This will be Dr. Patterson’s seventh pilgrimage to the Holy Land. A Pilgrimage to the Holy Land is life-changing as the Bible and the Christian faith take on new life. Cost starts around $3900 and covers everything but lunches and souvenirs. For a complete brochure with complete details, contact Dr. Patterson at [email protected].

Adam Hamilton, well known teacher and pastor, will be leading a tour of The Journeys of Paul, October 6-17, 2017. The Jewel of the Seas will embark from Italy and venture through Greece and Turkey. Adam will do the teaching aboard ship during the days at sea and Educational Opportunities, a Christian travel agency, will make all of the arrangements for air, sea and land excursions. All inclusive pricing from New York begins at $3498. Contact Donna Cooke, Director of Traditional Worship Arts, Mt. Tabor UMC, for information and brochures ([email protected]).

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The Sacrament of the Moment As my wife, Janet, and I transition into the Western North Carolina Conference we are overwhelmed with the gracious reception, encouragement, and hospitality expressed through visits, cards, texts, phone calls, emails, letters, and welcome gifts extending a genuine acceptance into our newly appointed conference. Thank you. Your warm embrace has created a time in which we have been reflecting on our journey together in ministry. I suppose every time we experience changes in our congregations we find ourselves contemplating how God’s presence has been unfolding from the first day until now.

When I was elected, consecrated, and appointed to serve as a bishop within The United Methodist Church in 2008, I found myself pondering on many unique moments from the past that had brought me to this present moment. I suspect many us can look back on past incidents and see how God’s Presence has orchestrated these events in bringing us to the present. What is more difficult for me, is to recognize the Unseen Divine Presence that is with us now preparing us for the future.

Jean Pierre de Caussade, an eighteenth century priest and author of “Abandonment to Divine Providence” wrote about “the sacrament of the moment”, reminding us of God’s presence in every moment thus allowing us to truly abandon ourselves to everything that happens to us because we truly believe that God’s providence over our lives is good. Self-abandonment is not easy. It requires a daily renewal of ourselves to God’s grace and love in our lives submitting everything to the Divine Presence revealed in Jesus the Word made flesh.

I am sharing one of my favorite pictures taken at Lake Junaluska at the time of my election in 2008. This picture represents bishops that I admire and respect who prayed with me and placed their hands on me – Bishop Charlene Kammerer and Bishop Lawrence McCleskey – both of whom served as bishops of our Western North Carolina Conference. This picture was taken eight years ago, yet it represents a sacramental moment in which God was moving before me, I believe, preparing me for service in the same conference they served. It is a reminder to me of the Unseen Divine Presence preparing the way for us even when we are unaware that God is with us – Emmanuel.

As some of you already know, I sincerely embrace Philippians 1:3-11 as a reminder that the ministry to which we are called is a partnership in the gospel, from the first day until now. I have reminded everyone with whom I have

served that the verses reflected in Philippians captures my hope for our work and ministry together:

• I always pray with joy because of your partnership in the Gospel

• Having JOY from the first day until now

• Confident that God who began a good work in you will carry it on to completion

• It is right for me to feel this way about you all

• I long for all of you with the affection of Christ Jesus

• This is my prayer – that your love may abound more and more

• That you will be filled with the fruit of righteousness that comes through Jesus Christ.

As I have said before, and I affirm again, my obedience to God through the guidance of the Church allows me to enter into this time of change and transition with the affirmation of St. Paul, “Now I want you to know, brothers and sisters, that what has happened has really served to advance the gospel” (Philippians 1:12), and as a result we can “speak the word of God more courageously and fearlessly” (Philippians 1:14).

Thank you, God, for this sacramental moment.

With gratitude and expectation, Paul L. Leeland

Yadkin Valley District E-News September 2016 – Volume 5, Issue 9 We will continue to add to our Apportionment Honor Roll as churches complete paying 100% of their apportionments. The churches added this month are in bold lettering. Congratulations to the following churches who have paid 100% of their District AND

Conference apportionments for 2016:

Beulah Bailey’s Chapel Bethel (Mocksville) Center (Mocksville) Cherry Street Cooleemee Delta East Bend Forest Chapel Hanes Harmony Grove Maple Grove Mt. Herman Mt. Pleasant (Winston-Salem) Mountain Grove

New Union Pleasant Hill Salem (Mocksville) Shiloh (Germanton) St. Andrew’s St. Paul (Hamptonville) Stony Knoll (East Bend) Withers Chapel

Congratulations to the following churches who paid 100% of their District apportionments for 2016:

Arcadia Ardmore Baltimore Bethel (Winston-Salem) Centenary (Winston-Salem) Central (Mt. Airy) Central (Thomasville) Central Terrace Chestnut Grove (Mocksville) Dobson Fairview (Pinnacle) Franklin Heights

Good Hope Hardison Hatcher’s Chapel Level Cross Mount Olive Mount Pleasant (Tobaccoville)

Mount Zion (Pinnacle) Oak Grove (Mt. Airy) Pinnacle

Pine Woods Pleasant Grove Stony Knoll (Dobson) Union Ridge

The District extends our sincere appreciation for this faithfulness to the connectional system of The United Methodist Church.

JOY Singers, the 30-voice active adult music ministry offering of the Yadkin Valley District, welcomes new members at any time. We sing 4-part musicals (large print, no repeats) for district and local church events. We currently rehearse at Wesley Memorial UMC, located at 1210 Bolton Street in Winston-Salem, at 1:30 p.m. on the third Monday of the month. If you would like more details, contact the music director at New Hope UMC, Lou Ann Dennison, [email protected], or Donna Cooke, music director at Mt. Tabor UMC, [email protected]. Rehearsals are fun and energizing so come be a part of this service to God and community!


Happenings Around the District and Conference

Salem UMC, located at 169 Salem Church Road in Mocksville, will be hosting their monthly breakfast on Saturday, September

17, 6:00 a.m. – 10:00 a.m. at the church. Menu will be country ham, sausage, eggs, grits, country gravy, apples, pancakes to order, biscuits, coffee, orange juice, plus soft drinks. Proceeds go toward building their Fellowship Hall.

Brookstown UMC, located at 6274 Yadkinville Road in Pfafftown, will hold its annual Community Festival on Saturday,

September 17, 9:00 a.m. – 2:00 p.m. There will be breakfast, lunch, bakery (includes frozen casseroles and chicken pies), yard sale, vendors with items for sale, kids’ tractor pull, local singing groups, chance to win a handmade quilt and more. Call 336-945-3029 for more information.

First United Methodist Church of Lexington will be hosting an UMCOR Disaster Response Training, Saturday,

September 17, 9am-5pm. Those interested may register at: mission.wnccumc.org/disaster-response-training. The United Methodist Men of Harmony

Grove UMC will be having their fall port-a-pit chicken dinner on Saturday, September

17, 11:00 a.m. – 6:00 p.m. Tickets are $9/meal and can be purchased ahead of time by calling 336-413-4746 to guarantee you a

meal. Drive-by meals are also available until sold out. This is a take-out meal only and you do not have to get out of your car. The church is located at 5041 Styers Ferry Road in Lewisville (behind J. Butler’s). Proceeds will benefit mission projects of the United Methodist Men. First UMC, located at 305 N. Main Street in Mocksville, will have the Sprinkle Preaching Mission September 18-20, 7:00 p.m. nightly. The Rev. Dr. James Moore will be the guest speaker. A FREE CLERGY BBQ LUNCHEON will be

held on Monday, September 19, at noon in their Family Life Center. Dr. Moore’s topic for the clergy will be “Top Ten Things I Used To Do in Preaching…That I Don’t Do Anymore.” RSVP for the luncheon by calling 336-751-2503 or email [email protected]. Anita Harrison, Recruitment Manager for the Girls Scouts Carolina Peaks to Piedmont will be hosting a kick-off meeting at Mocks UMC on Monday, September 19, at 6:30 p.m. in the Fellowship Hall. This is for parents and girls in Kindergarten through Grade 5. If older girls are interested, they are welcome to come. They could help the younger girls and learn a lot about Girl Scouts, too.


Fulton UMC, located at 3689 Hwy. 801 S. in Advance, will have a Poor Man’s Supper on Tuesday, September 20, 4:00 p.m. – 6:00 p.m. The menu includes chicken and dumplings, pinto beans, stewed potatoes, slaw, baked apples, rolls or cornbread, dessert, and beverage. Cost is by donation. The supper is sponsored by the United Methodist Women, and proceeds will benefit the missions and ministries of the UMW. Dr. Charles Kimball will speak on “Understanding and Countering Religious Extremism among the Children of Abraham” 7:00 - 8:30 p.m. Thursday, September 22 in Brendle Recital Hall on the Wake Forest University campus. Admission is free. The event is part of the Carlton Mitchell Interfaith Series sponsored by Interfaith Winston-Salem. Dr. Kimball is Presidential Professor and Director of Religious Studies at the University of Oklahoma in Norman, Oklahoma. He is the author of five books, including “When Religion Becomes Evil,” which was named one of the year’s top 15 books on religion by Publisher’s Weekly. He and Dr. Mitchell are former chairs of the Department of Religion at Wake Forest. For additional information or to register go to https://www.eventbrite.com/e/understanding-and-countering-religious-extremism-tickets-26920530030.

Maple Springs UMC, located at 2569 Reynolda Road in Winston-Salem, will have a Community Food Truck Festival Thursday,

September 22, 5:00 p.m. – 8:00 p.m. Free admission. This family-friendly community event features live music by Jerry Chapman and friends, game, door prizes, and food trucks from Zeko’s Pizzeria and Grill, Fish N Wings, Mike & Mike’s Italian Ice. Bring a lawn chair or blanket and money for dinner. The first 100 attendees will receive a free Italian Ice from Mike & Mike’s Italian Ice.

STEPHEN MINISTRY ORIENTATION-Saturday, September 24th- 9 a.m. until 1 p.m. at Sedge Garden UMC, 794 Sedge Garden Road in Kernersville. Cost is $50 dollars per church. This program is the one-to-one lay caring ministry of lay caregivers—called Stephen Ministers—to provide high-quality, confidential, Christ-centered care to people who are hurting. Come and learn how your church can become a Stephen Ministry participant. For more information, email [email protected]. New Union’s Fall Festival is scheduled for Saturday, September 24, from 10:00 a.m. – 2:00 p.m. The church is located at 1869 Sheffield Road in Mocksville. There will be hotdogs, hamburgers, homemade ice cream, games for all ages, vendors, a silent auction, and much, much more. Vendor space is available by calling 336-751-7567. Bring your lawn chairs and spend the day. The Northwest Missional Network (Elm Grove UMC), partnering with Wake Forest Baptist Hospital and FaithHealthNC, will sponsor a Wellness Buss and Health Fair at Elm Grove UMC, 7240 Reynolda Road in Pfafftown, from 12:00 noon until 4:00 p.m. on Saturday, September 24. Living with breathing and health issues can be easier. Wake Forest Baptist Medical Center and the United Methodist churches in the Northwest Forsyth County are welcoming individuals with breathing and health challenges to join them for a screening event. You will also learn ways to better cope with these challenges. This event will give you the tools that you need to live the best quality of life you can. The goal will also be to better connect you with the services provided by Wake Forest Baptist Medical Center and other community resources. The Christian Service Class of Mt. Carmel UMC, located at 4265 Ebert Street in Winston-Salem, will have a Gospel

Singing Saturday, September 24, 6:30 p.m. Music will be provided by the Glory Street Quartet, the Craft Brothers, and Richard Harding and Anthony Russell. An Ice Cream Social-Sundae Bar will follow. Donations will be accepted and proceeds will go toward the Roof/Building Fund. Sedge Garden UMC, located at 794 Sedge Garden Road in Kernersville, will have their second annual YOUTH

RALLY on Sunday, September 25, 5:00 p.m.-7:00 p.m. Games, devotion, concert, and ice cream! RSVP to [email protected].


Elbaville UMC, located at 2595 Highway 801 South in Advance, will have an event to raise money for Keegan Minor and his family for medical expenses now and in the future. They are sponsoring Keegan’s Heart Walk and Rock on Sunday, September 25, 3:00 p.m., with dinner at 6:00 p.m. They will begin the Walk/Rock-A-Thon at 3:00 p.m. Keegan was born September 26, 2013 with a single left ventricle heart. He has undergone seven surgeries for his condition. He has another surgery coming up and more to come as he grows and ages. They will walk and rock that day to raise money for Keegan, raise awareness, and to show their love and support for Keegan and his family. If you cannot come to walk or rock, you may send donations to the church. Any help will be appreciated.


Welcome Service for

Bishop Paul Leeland

Sunday, October 9, 2016

3:00 p.m.

St. Paul United Methodist Church

2400 Dellabrook Road

Winston-Salem, NC 27105

Valley District

Laity Service Award Recognition

Sunday, October 16, 2016 3:00 p.m.

Main Street UMC 306 S. Main Street

Kernersville, NC 27284

Speaker: Rev. Luke Edwards

Boone UMC, King Street Campus

Worship Service Recognition of Recipients

Special Music No reservations necessary Presentation of Certificates


The churches associated with West Davidson Food Pantry and Davidson Missional Network will present a fundraiser for

the West Davidson Food Pantry, “WDFP Gospel Singing” featuring The Gospel Voices with Matthew Weaver on Sunday, October 9, 6:00 p.m. at Tyro UMC, 4484 NC Hwy. 150 S. in Lexington. This fundraiser is to help support the Weekend Feeding Program for children in three schools – Reeds, Tyro, and Churchland. Churches are asked to please consider a sponsorship as a way to help the West Davidson Food Pantry. Sponsors will be acknowledged during the event, and donations are tax deductible. Checks can be made payable to: YCUMC/WDFP, c/o Eddie Greene, 190 College Lane, Lexington, NC 27295. For more information, please contact Nancy Green Adkins at [email protected] or call 704-213-4404 or Linda Rogers at 336-853-7459. Mount Zion UMC, located at 1989 Perch Road in Pinnacle (one mile off Highway 52 at the Pinnacle exit), will have their annual bazaar on Saturday, October 15, 8:00 a.m. – 1:00 p.m. There will be breakfast, lunch, yard sale items, silent auction, crafts, Christmas items, general store/baked goods, and a drawing for a handmade quilt made in memory of Mrs. Polly Jones. For more information, call 336-325-2660. Faith UMW, located at 1645 Griffin Road, Rural Hall, will have their annual bazaar on Saturday, October 22, 4:00 p.m. – 7:00 p.m. There will be crafts, baked goods, cheese balls, etc. Trinity UMC, located at 725 W. Dalton Road in King, will host a bazaar on Saturday, November 12, 8:00 a.m. – 11:00 a.m. Breakfast will include sausage and country ham biscuits, fried apple pies and sugar cake. Chicken pies, baked and canned goods, crafts and Christmas reruns will be featured. Tickets will be available for a quilt to be given away. For more information, contact the church office at 336-983-5405. Smith Grove UMC, located at 3492 Highway 158 in Mocksville, will be hosting a Lay Witness Mission on October 21-

23. There will be nightly times of sharing and praying together. Churches in the district are invited to share in this opportunity, especially the Saturday morning coffee time at homes. More details will be provided at a later date. Smith Grove UMC will also be hosting a UMAR worship service on Sunday, October 30, at 11:00 a.m. This is sure to be a time of blessing for all who attend. Sunday School will be at 10:00 a.m., followed by this special service.


Hillsdale UMC, located at 5018 US Hwy. 158 in Mocksville, will have Encounter 2016 – a community youth revival November 6-9, 7:00-8:30 p.m. each night. There will be games, prizes, live worship music, times of prayer, as well as messages from a different youth leader each night.

3D Conference

Dynamic Duo 3D Conference (Dynamic Duo Daughters of the KING), a non-profit day conference, will take place on Saturday,

November 5, from 8:00 am until 3:00 pm at Mt. Carmel UMC, 4265 Ebert Road in Winston-Salem, NC 27127. Cost is $35 per person or $60 for married couples because men are invited. A catered lunch will be provided along with snacks during the day, souvenirs, and lots of door prizes. Dynamic Speakers include Jonathan Dow from Hendersonville, TN and former Aldersgate Renewal Ministries Director, Reverend Jenna Grogan from First UMC in Randleman, and

Reverend Alanda Harris from Gray’s Chapel UMC in Franklinville. Jonathan Dow will also bless us with his musical gifts by leading our Worship Music. There will be skits and improvisational appearances by Evangelist Sandy

Blackburn and Ginger Bingham.

Arrival and seating begins at 8:00 and Conference will start promptly at 9:00 with a Holy Spirit-filled day in the LORD.

Fill out your Registration Form (on next page) and mail in today!!!

Trinity UMC, located at 3819 Country Club Road in Winston-Salem, has an opening for an Office Administrator. The Office Administrator’s core responsibility is to serve as receptionist for the church and assist the pastor with administrative duties as needed. The position reports directly to the pastor. The administrative assistant is the face and voice of the church when dealing with telephone, personal and electronic communications; therefore, professional courtesy and respectfulness are required attributes of the person in this position.

This position is hourly pay type with an expectation of 20 hours/week. General the hours will be 9:00 a.m. – 2:15 p.m. Monday through Thursday, with 15 minutes for lunch. Occasionally additional hours may be required to insure that the needs of the church are met. However, completing essential duties of the job on time within the 20-hour workweek is expected. For more information, please see the attached detailed job description.


District Joys and Concerns

We extend our heartfelt sympathy to Rev. Eileen Ayuso (Faith-Antioch) and husband, Mike, on the death of his father, Richard Ayuso, on September 1. We also extend our heartfelt sympathy to Rev. Jerry Evans (Union Ridge) and wife, Joyce, on the death of her mother, Virginia Mashburn, on September 3. We extend get well wishes to Rev. Ken Eller (retired) as he recuperates from surgery. We extend get well wishes to Rev. Laurie Knoespel (Pine Woods) who has been hospitalized for tests.

Upcoming DatesUpcoming DatesUpcoming DatesUpcoming Dates

September 22 – DISTRICT OFFICE CLOSED for dCOM Training in Lexington September 23 – Laity Service Award Recipient Information due to District Office September 23-24 – District “Plugged In” Retreat, Camp Merriwood September 25 – Church Security Seminar, 3:00 p.m., Lewisville UMC September 26 – Preaching Workshop, 9:30 a.m. – 11:30 a.m., Morris Chapel UMC September 27 – Paperwork due to District Office for the October 2nd and 3rd charge conferences

October 2 – Mocksville Missional Network Charge Conference – 3:00 p.m., Concord UMC (Mocksville) Advance Missional Network Charge Conference – 6:00 p.m., Advance UMC October 3 – West Forsyth Missional Network Charge Conference – 7:00 p.m., Brookstown UMC October 9 – Welcome Service for Bishop Leeland, 3:00 p.m., St. Paul’s UMC (Winston-Salem) October 12 – DS Book Club, 11:00 a.m., District Office October 16 – District Laity Rally, 3:00 p.m., Main Street UMC, Kernersville October 20 – District Older Adult Day Apart, 9:30 a.m. – 2:00 p.m., Lewisville UMC (Registrations due October 10) October 23 – Stokes Missional Network Charge Conference, 3:00 p.m., Stokesburg UMC NE Forsyth Missional Network Charge Conference, 6:00 p.m., Shiloh UMC (Germanton) October 24 – Kernersville Missional Network Charge Conference, 7:00 p.m., St. Paul UMC (Kernersville) October 25 – Thomasville Missional Network Charge Conference, 7:00 p.m., Pleasant Grove UMC October 27 – Northwest Forsyth Missional Network Charge Conference, 7:00 p.m., Elm Grove UMC

Yadkin Valley District Staff

Jeffrey S. Patterson, District Superintendent, 336-725-4502, [email protected]

Amy Johnson, Administrative Assistant, 336-725-4502, [email protected]

Office Hours:

Monday-Thursday, 8:00 a.m. – 5:00 p.m.

Closed on Friday

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